New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

ms. anoW there Is nothing more 10 be said on that
I'm 30 oas the letter 70 the Evening Port so sar
49,, eotcefned me, was dead here bafore Is WAS
aEoNh 10 histouii
The election of senato, :; a;,s H. tLa
nandR OF the Wings and nullies~. - 49,. .a,nrt
VIC unFe mere Is that the iatser viii oin ,bs former
and elect Wbe Il soft win ssI BE- s''s victory
IN penal :,I o. 'ne Union. and viii abow that Mis
SCUM Will nor cooperate with Other slavsLol1n.
States In estabishDg Southern Confess. s@D,tiI
will also assort the party, and fix every man IN hts
right place '
You have Inns nobly in 81 Lous, lcity and con,
sy, and have deservedHucoess ifyoa haye not com,
msnded IT, and have epEured II for thtnext TINA
You have shown thst the antics ars-epr1slkminos-
ity, not one fifth OF the party; and OF thtse, am
told there is not above one hundred and~aityreaI
disupion and notification men among them, the
reat who voted with them being in reE'ssy good
hard money and Union men, 6at lea astay oy coa.
tuual fslseboode These deceived ot'zena VIII and
out the truth of themselves duriugth the enguing cleo
tions, and will return to the htrd money Union De
mocrt cy TO which they belong SO OF other ooun-
ties The notification disunion Democracy arc
q minority, miserable minority tn every county
In aome counties none at all-and OF themsetYee
able to do nothing; but by creeping into our par
ty, and by caucus, frauds, and trade In votes hav
contrived 10 make Themselves prominent and Often
to rule the State, and this year to give it to the
Wings after having first tried TO give it to the
Southern confederacy But this ID about the last
harm they will do us. The ensuing elections VIII
give them their proper places in she ranks OF the
Whigs and will free Us from them forever, and will
leave as stronger than ever.
The appeal is now decided and sustained, and
the obie OF bad in making it ia accomplished The
Notification Resolutions Of the laat General AS
sembly are condemned; the people walked up TO
the reality Of the plot to dissolve she Union, and
The State Of Missouri redeemed from the pledge to
cooperate" in 1t. Yoors, truly, v,u.,ou
Mr.. JOHN SMITH, St Louis no,
The Tariff and tho WesssrH membsF"-The
Gaiphin-Talk about another Cuban lava
sicn.
Correspondence Of the Tribune
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Sept y.
There ia IN eifecsual end put TO any further ap
preparations Of the Public Lands for the consRuc'
zion of Western Railroads during'shs remainder Of
tbia aession Of Congress. The defeat Of Mr. Grim
pelps amendment yesterday, making a temporrry
relief for the manufacturers throughout the country
NV the defeat of Loco-Foco votes FROM the very
States that were to derive the greatest benehtfrom
the passage of the bills subsequently laid upon tna
able efs the friends OF the Tattt, who were hep"
resentasyes from the old States, no other aiferne-
tive than 10 LEI the West feel that some other inte
rests in different sections Of the country were en-
Titled to the fostering care Of CoDereas than theT
own and the fact that the Hannibal and st. Joseph
RAILROAD bill. and she Pacific Railroad bill, with
the Amendments of YouNG, of Illinois, giving toat
State anoter large slice Of the pablo domain, were
laid upon the table upon the molten OF sne w eststh
Tariff Wings Messra. RAYMOND OF wheeling Y a.
and HAMPTON of Pittsburgh, Pa, Is proof positive
that the Loso Foco States of Indiana, Illinois and
4 iooh f>r No ar hAnatiCtal
tion OF local character from Congress, until they
can send Whig Representatives there, who nave
nationality enough about them to feel an lntereat.
an much in protecting the manufacturers OF the oio
States from the runous conBequenceas.ef the brlS-
iah Tariff of 1916, az in constructing haiifoeo
from Cincinnati to 5t. Louis and thence 70 mo
vsatern boundary Of the State Of Missouri
II illinois, Missouri, and Indiana groan under she
LOGS of these Railroad bills, the merits OF which are
disputed by no gentleman OF intelligence, let tnsm
attribute that loss to the proper cause, the hosihiV
OF their Loco Eoco representatives TO tho protecsou
of American industry and LABOR
Tbe House acted upon the suggestion OF tne ex-
Secretary Of War, by the adoption oil resolution
ingtructipg that suit be instituted MIN, ZOE
the recovery back of the large amount OF lnteress
which waa paid to him az party In inseress' upon
she Gaphln claim. If tho suit s instituted and
the cause tried upon ita intrinsic merits, diacon-
nected from technical objections, to urlgdictcnas
SO. there can exist acafcely q Reasonable doabts
but what the decision will befayorabie to the Gov
ernmens and against Mr. CRAWFORD. Unless,
however, the Senate conours IN the passage OF tho
resolution the whols matter will fail-
A dreadful affair happened on the public avenue
10 day. between two citizens Of Washington, in
which tho one pursued the other cischarging
five barrel revolver at him, three shots Of which
took effect The wounded man fell while running,
one Of the balls passing through vital part of the
body. The assailsnt accused the other OF impro.
per conduct with q member Of his family, which
was the cause Of the shooting. l am told he has
not Jet been arrested, though the police have been
on the look out for him ever since this morning.
The Texas Senators bothleave for home on Sun.
day next and express themselves with great con-
fdence, that the legislature at It's adjourned Ges-
sion on the third Of November next will, by
large VOTE ratify the terms embraced In the Bill
passed at this session Of Congress, defining and e.
tablshing The boundary between that State and
New Mexico. Gen. Houston Ia 30 confident of BE-
ing the next Loco Foco nominee for President that
he has announced to his friends the intention not TO
return TO the Senate after the ensuing short cog
sion has terminated; and | may add, he feels
equally az confident of his election as of his nomi-
nation. God save the Republic, If either she one
or the other OF these contingencies are TO happen.
There 10 feverish condition in the public mind
here caused from givings out OF certain members
Of the dpoma tic corps, that there ID no doubt oil
another Cuban Expedition being on foot the rem.
dez vous of which is In your City. Should this
prove true, IL WoQio % MOST unoftuuato VuooI'
taking for those engaged in s besides procEastinat
Ing the period, when by egisimate means and in an
honorable manner, the Island of Cuba might be
procured by the United States from Spain. II
however there are body Of fifteen hundred or two
thousand men who are tired OF living and anxious
to fertuize the fields OF Cuba with their slaughtered
remain, they have only to put themselves under
Lopez gain, and engage in second abortlonary at
tempt al reyolutionizrg and emancipasing Cuba.
CLIO
Judge meeker Copfirped-Daring Forgery
Word about Telegraphing, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept 8-9t 7. H.
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