The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-16

vail Do we not recollect. too that arrangement Of
any description can be carried out without the consent Of
TEXAS hersef--and moreover. Mr.. Beuen proved on
Friday last, that the South has jasi much right on
the great principle Of intervention 10 carry her
slaves 10 that spot whether il be part Of Texas q
New Mexico l--oR are we prepared 10 divide this glo
Gus Union because every man cannot obtain exactly even
thing which he requiresi
For our part, we say respectfully Lei US settle
the whole controversy at once. and give peace TO the
country and plant the Union upon rock. where neither
the rains nor the floods the tempesiuous winds,
shake its stability. Can we get the Missouri line Try
il, il you please. Ii we cannot, what thenl Shall We
reject every other form OF Adjustment Reject The Con-
promise OF the Committee of rhrteen and the South will
scarcely have an inch OF land to expect Al once Cao
MIA comes in without equivalent TO the South--nerl.
New Mexico and Utah US States Bpt the Enquirer
sets these out so clearly before the county,
that we content ourselves with repabishng its speeu
TONS and leaving them respectfully toihe conside
ton Of our readers;
From fridays Richmond Enquirer
Tnlsas AT WASHINGTON We returned last evening dom
a,on CIV There we coyered with pollt al hadS,
oil opinion (o excepting be and ush
10 ile probable Issue OF me siofsn which
RACES with vivid excitement, particularly the House Of
The great issue IN the House Is the Mis-
sour. Compromi-e @hcn pressed IN various forms an
amendment 10 The California bill scrutiny OF the move
nen liat body Satisfied as that NE Missouri ComPro.
mise line in favor Of which originally. and would
now mos willingly pt. raetIcabe his we could
not doubt when We saw men atvinS sectional votes
yo.nt Of order tex Speaker Wntnfop ancs them, voting
ia The eth o repeated decisions) and when We
observed that the South moi united and heard southern
men reprobaling the Missouri Compromsc than
| the Wiiinot Provi-o.
There is Of course, much diversity q opinion lhs
prospec, o the Adjustnen. bill ihs Snase Some gen
emsn spoke confidently Of It's defeat while. late We'd.
nesday gnt il positively stated BY cool and sagacous
votes In the Senaie-some senators, who had in
least been expected 70 do so coming 70 lis support Oat
own present is, thar the bill will pass
ate the vote viii probably be taken betore next
week but It's fate in the House IS vsry doubuuthoagh
eveA there, some unexpected accession q strength Is an
We shall tomorrow go at length into this matter
aaulescencc in this measure, with some anendfnsnis a.
unds all the circumstances the bcst lining that the Souh
inporl notifications Is OF that provision relative
the purchase Of potion OF the Texas territory Mr. Tu
secsion Should THIS motion fall were informed that
ne Texas would, doit be extended up 10 the
man, and which tho Souh could well spare This great
difficulty removed would take away the obJrcons OF many
s,uLon men to tho Compromise. Tbs have heard
and Thought on subject the thoroughly convinced
VIZ, the iailule OF tno present Adjustment will be
follow by loss evil TO the South. California, her
Tree soil consiltu on will be pressed Through Congres
Chat il fixed fact ali mast adnii) civil and blood
sued viii rage between Texas and New Mexico and Utah
aud New Mexico III DO left without prey 10
anarchy, and theatre Tor the successful
OF the Give them territorial governments by
the bill OF adjaslnen aud many must eapse before
lasy IN as states; for "a iaa form Congress win
carefully supervise the and enioice the requisites Of pop
ulaon c, before they eiivrgt into tho Sovereignty
States Moreover; the Wllmot pfoviso will have b.e re-
pndated, and these Territories wi be open the
lismsnt shareholders with thelr properly, equally
Others. Let the Adjustment however, iai aud Utah ard
New Mexico be lett without goyernnenthe reads
history bldy who does not that t6ey viii follow
example cf California, VIII adopt Sase constitutions ts
advised by the ainiuistraoa) nd wii in with Tour
new Scah Lsr the question
be seedhe ee-soil agi.allon will be crushed, and
peace ian the South Inc longer tbo question
ue kept open, Tor the South. Vita this
ton minds, friends OF the Syata could hest
what 10 puIsue We seek nothing but The
real good Of The South, aud columns will that
rnosi alone we stood up Tor what regarded
extrems her rights aud hsr Sae p,cy. Oar motives
and purposes sill the sime We ain at her true in
tere, in struggle In taking position however,
shall not tenounc those who honesty due with We
shall nothing strike down une fiend OF the South
or any way the present division Ia her
sells Let South take united course aud with
her end. We have been among the most
invoking Virginia 70 take her stsndour course
guided by wnat We regard as ne splrl OF her policy
and b. her resolved stand fall at all hazards
aud 10 The last extremity"