New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
The Disunicnisis-Their ulrimstun De-
mOcratlc Review.

Correspondence OF ne lTiNAle
WAsHtNGroS, Monday Ecu g. 1850
In my letter Of the 3lst ult when abiding 70 the
organization Of the Dsunlonsts in both branches Of
Congress. | spoke Of the phin'otum in the ma.
tlre Of a compromise, which JEfFERsoS DAVIS
declared was the only one would be considered by
the South That uitimatum. it viii be remem-
bercd, was an extension OF the Missouri Compro-
mise line to the shores Of the Pacific, with recog
milton. BY act of Congress OF the institution OF Slav
cry South of that entire line. This unqualified &c
cozniuon Of Slavery, for ever hereafter, over all
territory South OF tina; imaginary line IS regarded
a. OF more Importance than one. not conversant
with the cover, designs Of the DiSunionsis would
suppose This faction OF U,,rasts from the South,
cd on 70 the rash conflict and their own inevitable
destruction by the Catalina OF South Carolina,
ook to the early fall ofthe Republic Of Mexico. That
such fate. at no distant day, awaits her, they en-
terrain not a reasonable doubt aud 10 hasten il
they have emissaFcs among that SEM barbarian
aud distracted people They Grgac. and prob
ably not without good cause, that when
Mexico does TALL this Governmon, vii
never sudcr any other nation than our own
% take Mexico under her jurisdiction. In the hap.
pcaine OF such contingency. with the Missouri
Compromise line extended to the Pacific, and the
ndisputable rghi guaranteed by act OF Congress 10
the South. that all south Of that line should here
after be Slave Terrtory-whst would be the con
Gition OF this country Slavery would be extended
.rom The banks OF the lower Mississippi 10 the
lsthnlus aud the Free states would forever remain
IA condition of dependence and yassalage, whose
industry enterprise. and capital would be taxed TO
nampet to the avarlcc and s!oihiuness OF tins aug
meuted Slave population. Il, as they now expect,
the North refuses TO assent to any proposition more
favorable than that offered by Mr. CLAY, and which
ooks to the ansliersble limitation OF Slavery with
IN its present limits save by the acton OF the pee
ole where seeking admission into the Union as
States-then the Calhoun Disunionls,s. hope and
desire 10 bring about a secession Of several OF the
extreme Southern States, which is 20 form the nu
cleus for a great Southern Republic That Repub
fc - rot only 20 embrace such Southern Ststes but
cuba. the West India islands and Mexico when
she falls.
Fauac,ous IS may be regarded any and all such
chimer;ca projects that they are seriously enter
tanned hSve the highest Loco Foo authority 10
the mon that O., the Democratic RcrlcT in Is
at month number January there is IA extended
article headed Inc >ta5l'ity u ne AsoA ont
the Who.o tendency o which IS, t.So1y upon me
south and an argument 20 show how much the
slave States would gain by Sevennc the mon a.
: NV concentrated by the CkLHorN action u the
,,yo branches of Congress Ia support o. what
hsre above promised I refer 20 the following eX
tracts from that article.
sT1e fortssion OF lie eo,icn S.A.ss wllh Cuba no
rr,s cotton tobacco. sugar and cezte fio1ueAs -,
hrr nrth The bouncess fertility 81 ota ara Ielo' a.. Z
- West luSia Is snds with tbe soor q ue o4NAs % 'l
S,,shar, hands IN WLlch lra tA.SI -
numbers have ihrivcn 81 v e. aAa i-Ls =, -.
rts Nv frs.es OF pe7fect pry g'lrs y si'ei x
.,,uanc OF he Eastern commerce. oy way o. Meas
a. a. tee eenshgs u possessl0n "l.AoAt ~ -.
% slave owncrsAlp would &c Lssn4heent e1s-~-ss
nc Province 81 Canada Ihe tspefs.lou ~
Nofih cci he SOalh, under he emoered f~-inss 49,
must necessarily eAs, before rs possoie oohsaAi
would cut os the f0rleF tfom Is support o. 70"
derive Is shps OF iotsrds Is business cose - 49,
southern marie; he sac o. Is wares shu " Is So
r,rs depopcals - whsrves ard reduce speelE - -
OF he Msssslpys would ave he >ouia aosor ech-NI
tbe " ct rhele hose now aylng IN ue slrs -
ran remember hat TIE possession OF TIE Deia q ne e
,iss;pi ~ Spain fS seParktng ne kss, sac Nes
esv Olive IN te psfcasse - Lcasa1S odl az
b<r,d ne Un.ou. ard CREASED ssfsfsie Sefsii
rat n he Valley II he tr4ueneo q hat svenne o. IS-'
ns 20 clesi ihea VIXEN TIE serenenso 10 esi
sAvv ~ htr surplus products unist ofAn y Ia wol-
eore indspensable 10 Eng and. Is AanuAy 2oIns ~ s
wsrsefl MA such cOnnecloa II camel = ol1o.s
10 Env.,s ,sna,e reiurl Der exclusive syei &C -
crsbe,. industry cf Ire Ntw-E1s and Aho As'-s oA'e
would s,rusk le ia vain for reward
In smother part Of this article you WI md th'
- .snSr..on 5fthe Union voali involve he nnieSiA
o,See,,sp oi he whole SoEtn. with Asxeo end t1e
Indies with Engard ana under ne $3.50 49, -
,sopld inevitably attend such an eve1l ne
goods produce and trssce-wo1sa ~ 49, 49,.
S,T,< he iadepeDae1t Norhers StAes nso enioa ~
tA sogth has row become aeoeesSTy % every eo~ns