Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-07
EXCERPTS.

fkoM HARTFORD lcossEcTicUTJ coURANT.
In the present state Of feeling every delay aught with
with danger The friends Of the Union in the House should
feel that upon their immediate action the glory Of our county
may depend Let them them resist all attempts made by
either southern Northern fanatics place hindrances in
the path Of public business, and SETTLE far their
can do. the agtatons Of the nation.
The North hes lis ianscism, too, well the South.
The attempted abduction Of slaves the violent conduct of
Chaplin the praise given to that conduct by Of our
religious papers, the late convention Cazenovia and the
mad wild spirit that there prevailed indications Of in
sanity the North that eagerly seized bold Of by the
equally insane agstos Of the South opponents Of the
real views and opinions Of oil classes in the free States is
therefore, incumbent upon representatives who value
the Union and lis blessings, 10 do promptly wha, they
able towards ayng this disturbed Of feeling and by
passing such will lay the blame Of oil future sg
taton upon the South, manifest to the world that the North
desires the preservation Of present conedeacy, pre-
pared equally for more disastrous results.
FROM THE Bosros DArLr ADVERTISER.
Is not solely in reference the quoting Of the State Of
Texas that under the present circumstance the passage
the present bill important The bill stands first in series
Of measures which, sdop,ed bid fair to relieve the country
from most embarrassing and threatening sectional cono-
vesy, and anquire the public mind which is in
Of great anxiety and agitation. The passage Of these bills
to heal the paralysis of the Government which dsabes
from the performance Of essential unctions-and to re-
those dangers to The public prosperity and the
public peace, which beginning to excite alarm. For
these reasons we had voice give should hest
give support the Texas boundary BILL and the
Territorial bills they have from the Senate and what
10 more do not hesitate in the opinion that reject these
bills the ground Of any objections which have made
to them would be to put hazard the peace and harmony
the country for considerations Ang be regarded il
this connexion We believe that considerable members Of thu
House Of Representatives will look at these bills in this pon
Of view and that they will give them their support the on
measures which be adopted at the present session wit
any hope Of anquizng the country, and as the means
warding Off msches In comparison with which the propose
grant Of money the State Of Texas discharge Of her
cunisry claims, is . matter Of triaing concern.
IRON the srw onLKAxs BULLETIN or AUGUST 20.
TnE ApJusrsEsT.--The passage Of the Texas, Ne,
Mexco and California bills by the Senate, with the Prospec
Of the pesceabe adjustment Of oil the Other items eonnece
with The slavery and territorial question, seems to be halle
with general satisfaction in every section Of the Unon with
Of COURSE the exception Of the ultra fanatics Of the North
the dlsunionis,s of the South
The National Iafelgsneer. in sludns to the subject
makes remarks, in response to which think yer
safely say ha Lociisns uIH cordially acgriesce IA al "a
bill IN te form IN ,eAiel they ksss passed The Senate.
will with can6dencs take that that body win also
tsisctorly dpose q he only items Of he question
ye, dipossd o. viz fugitive slaves and slavery 10 the Ds,r
Of Columbia.
raos rnr sKw osltass "rfeArrss" ov arsrsr %.
The general tone u the Tsrss pres against the pr
vision q the comp'Oms b fo the boundary question. m
message Of Governor Bari rhs Legislature very smph
&c on that point bus BE- sdn very clearly that psopo.
ton fH The ceson d the ts'rsFy wik psOpsrtqa,sIsnl
nigh, be accepted.
The hill Of Mr. Pencs il Snkh9~E 10 Tsras and il b
been shaped 10 ssod Of tks aicuies wAleh uss.
sumounsbIe with Cos. Bell We kops awill prove scesy
able We are sure thst i ought 10 ~.
To The interim. 9TH ali ,As. Startling arrays u eotcI
claims and opposing preparations between 10 Esses,iss
the United sute. and The ESsCan.s u Tsras ws have re
Of al the forssnPes, moderation, and Pstilaic ar,os
which can b bscdghi iraasnss pube sfsi waskn
ton and Ausn. We bsls,e Ihsi M po;ns a p-ni ].
Washington, and thai psonFs end ressonshe ssssn.ns
this question hsre would command tks u Texas y
hsps ns unanimously. bu, certainly ard d IN ssry a.
May our h~s,sr t~ duty npss--rd ~ih ne msguI.uAs
their rssponahiaa-'
THoz TEA stw oaLssss arLLsrIs aE Arsrsr a.
For the inormst'ea a he Sgafksra Press ana 81 a
would be disurbsrs q he public psscs" vs publsh
following from ia Gsiyessa CIVILIAN, ns ouly % .hs-
probable disposition q he poole q Tsxs On Il. subs.c
also The nature Of The bargain Which . Osrsd 70 Ters