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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

uatons OF clerSNmen are very We'll OUT
they need more, much more.
But let Us suppose for moment that
Churches for Migrants and for deprayed
and destitute children, are 10 be established
a. Dr. Cheeyer proposes. we would suggest
the propriety OF some departures from the
usual plan Of churches as demanded by the
circumstances Of the case \ capacious
Washing and Bathroom in the basement Of
cash Is manifesily needed, and in fitting it
up a liberal supply of fne-tooth combs must
not be forgotten If you are to infuse any
good into these unfortunate creatures, you
can hardly begin better than by outward pu-
rihcation. Baptism is not a symbol merely
or if it be, i; symbolizes more than is
commonly understood by it. The affinity Of
cleanliness with Goodness Is none Of your
new-.angled. Nineteenth-century notions,
but was observed generations ago. \ hbe-
RAJ provision OF soap and water seems 70 Us
q primary requirement of the proposed Va
grant Churches.
But once thoroughly washed, these neo-
phytes should no, be remanded u their
rags,-ai least not till after the close Of the
religious exercises Of the day Those filthy,
feculent tatters, telling tales Of the ash
holes, sugar-cssks pork-barrels and areas
the wearers had nightly slept in, would very
poorly comport with the ideas which the
preacher and teachers mus, endeayor . i'm
part We think change Of decent cloth
ing for the bulk Of the congregation would
be found indispensable.
But lei Us suppose three OF four hundred
Of these poor victims eleansed and clad. and
the minister and teachers commencing their
inculcatiOns. The children are very proper
ly permitted to ask questions and state diff
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II III u CA l. Il DON IAN.

-uFr1ffd MIhuER nF a lADTnHT Ilul
NeaaFa Stevens = itubHsOU.s tHpfrru
caninuu4aalrs llie inlaliIgencr ilatyrry great
excitement snsrHussd iu Mrllueu uHd l-iw.
rrurr, -undHy, as ihr discovery ui i|lu Wur-
lrrnd rruuins 90 % Young wnuHW ruWrd
Adams, srWrd up In some old huguiUg. Too
Body wac found 100 Meihurn, 1u ilia lowell
ruHd, nbuul lurer nilrH INN lTNrrrrr, Huh
exhibited ur appearances Of iuyug urrT
lral twu ur lhrrr iays, Tho llru rtpwoH
eryrrn rrII-rs, wlI IlH ahuIl 1910 NU0uud
4nf ruitt.rd Boo % Terrible u.auurr. 80 h'afhs
Di yI1lrn PEE Frrrd0uud IH TfHrT Tlrr NJ li-
ludy .lhn drcrused bod utru rhiUlHyrh boo
Uue oi Ihu. hrfuuos NJ lspnuucr hoH4H
.ftirr.
tine t1T1H f1TT-FT UTTir rrrTI.1 rrITI n
y0ung uHu employed 900 opr 81 liis uii',a 90
lH"rrnrr, las boon arrrslr'l uruu suspicinu
Hl huuisWl rnUrihiua Oi 600 uuurr llr
i0rurdy plii lt'ruiiuu 90 Niss hinuls, hut
when arrested, ur-rf'rd lhsI be-, i.al uul -rrit
hsr siurr Christmas, slsH, slr Nus go lor
way 10 iIls GlIY, u rTH TUTH f'FrH H-rrr-
aimed, huwrtrr ihat ue WIS 900 bfrr"oupu-
Hy eight dly- DU,r Dec aa.I .hu uud nai rruu
hyr,
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m UrIT, lII11IT -s-H'7I, ~ =, y
Hon ID " Camp. Nr 7 y kiunALt, ur far
hrm at Clement, allabury - Co, Boston,
ASA hiaa k4rr " FL4sr, ut ~ juhuuhury
ln Nrwbury, Frb g,u hrv u T.. Gosh.
Inr, Mr. william n -Siofrll, li Rycrstr, aud
N,-- Nsaey a Glars, st -
60 Waterford, F'h. %, d. itTv Flaurs War
uoer, Mr JpTra BoHs".N aHa M'ss BEr'p
n. tuuucu.
lH ibis town, Eco 40, hy Rev r. Robinson,
VIZ Laws Jovrs and Sic. VosisA ". Yotkc,
both ui ila town.
Ia Rowly, Ne, Mr Moses d lnicls, ct Row
d., and. Miss Julia Ewell, of Walden, 81
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lid, rom tba ruins ~ The e1plnaiun, mnk-
.u!uull--N were idennned, Tho oahu-
.Hau wlI boz eoinpls's'l inHoTuw irpm
.r-sr1nrrH. From The position ol tlln fall
nuns. q wnuid appear lhnl the mars o.
IuIlrr. when 'l lHli' lodged 10 Ihe centre
--ae uuiiiIHE, WINE PuTTTuUH WITH uiuVTU
rs eKWeme ends, 10 is supposed lhai l4
rrr ..o,i.ea alill remain among the ruins
mulIlrH Hru uuw engaged examining
LEI boiler
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present lhe altitude 90 npposiuuu whici hBQ
been assumed, even Ibis morning, JOS Hrruatnr
hhn he'd presented ffsulufinu relating 90 ihe
sHi1erl bu, suppose lhn Union were die
sOifnd, what remedy would rtHIu OF disuuiuu
HiiuhT Could shareholders haunr rplnrre
rHTTr rights owners, no lhn rs-caplur 90
ihrir iuRiWFs Would lhn Institution nf
more secure 100 che DIsluci uf Columbia.
t4HU nuW Would nui 900 auri rase Dur
huudrrn rlnFnn escape where uuruDW dnr-r
Finally --Wuuli lie -uull4 lr uufH uAir 800
fh0 pussrssinu nf their propruy wiliuu liir
0iHirar llr rnulnnded tbaf lhry would not
Wee Htd hiaauiui.nt 90 lln luiun, nr CON
rrHHHr vrTr rIrurrrl Husi iunrtinfHiii-. llt=-
snluinn ruuhd HrIf iir riirr'nd by ruusrut,
Hf Woo tHurrUI. Hu Que ruppuaHd, would
ever In rDurr.. r' 5000 even lf "a arrH driven,
War between H.r lfrr mad -ilyn -flirH
Wn0ld cnHue 300 irsa lIpin siSfy day. TIE
rrsull would lp inr rHinllisiuruI OF three
HdrpGndrpt iunlrhrrHr,ra,unn ui iAn North,
iTFr rrrufiti ~ iIs f''siifTsfS At.--l+l4g =llrA
HuH Ilir lWuf ui ilr -rHirH CO., ius Valley %
fhe Mississippi lur unr lr vHs Zoo -lpAinE
900 llu lmuu, instrHd ol flyiug uut uilL iir
designed rluyiug Wl,bin lf uud 90 driy 40
ruuua in deprive him ~ his privilege 90 de-
irnd lhrso rights hy iho sword ii necessary 3
hui In onulH not consent 90 Boz driven mot st
-s--4l&-..sg 4i4..4.. ~ il4a
MON wHs o. married bond wtish rauld nry,
er hr di--olyfd ard irum which .nu.r WHO
rUrrrrd into % could never hr divorced, l.rt
rufm ibrH remain Ilae.hir live together,
uud dwell Boo urarr r1riuunyl rud good irrI-
us WHui would Doe 'hr result ui war uris-
ur from disuuiun o. termination wuUi1
hr lir rNuucuun our itrpubuc, The war
would boz -Hrriod uu with uHrriruiiuF iufoc-
Iiy, unul both phUirs hecHus exhausted,
|H ~. .. j. ID
-l'p BOO, cHt doe "Guriiau Knot solve ih0
pr1hlriy 0t fhrrHpaD.fy ufa people iur self
r-rrvrrfttttriri Htt' sfti-li iuttHsl aga -lF
institutions 100 tho duet lu view " 800 Iho
dangers which, threatened iho l.uiuu, lhr
ulraHI1u- results which we're econ ll be- .tiIH
inevitable Consequences 90 rruaiu measures
which had been agitHged. hr uplurrd sens
tura Bog l-cir Owe ~ country, hy ull Ibnl wHH
rpUrru uuu iuur u thu GLORIOUS IuHIIiuuuuu
ul oar republic, 90 pause before tho fearful
Ir,u 90 tuRrn 1850 au nh,su from which mono
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IL he li''uis6 Traveller OF Saturday on
ihe authority 81 Hn ruuirmuI, returned iiy lhs
iast Steamer, raponH lhr sialn of Wings Hi
SHn frWrisce 90 hH distressing 10 ihn Ca
Iremri 90 NO deHits Werkiy-d or q tally
buried al llH rNpeHrr ui lAE rIiy, having uD
friends 90 rHrr iUr t1rUII the streets uil of
people iriui iiir frur-u, s,.irehl-i, lrd WIG
lnI ImunnY- Mnmn. Do Innnhl.
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LENDoN ACADEMY.

rT-uE sr-ru- Tenn oi this igsutuuun Ny'i.
commence on "Wednesday, Feb. -.
S 4. tOHUTtN, FsiucipTf,
NTss MARIA GRANT, Prrceptrcss
UaGra can be UbtaIBed ~ tAa Nlil1g" on
rrnsuuablF trrus, and convenient rooms Tor
t1,nza J5.I,rrg t-t ruar,i ,4tt''-,-i -,' '4
IN iiius,e cuu be had, sa .Aeretolorr, OF Alrs.
TnbyUh.
Hectares may he expected. dnrir- .hc term,
,n p.,,~,olog.y. ahl .ui.4'. rtl SUBJECTS
F.r Is l-.e a5l~5
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Miss $. SPENCER

WTulLu rsprctiuily igtorm tHo Lla.rs
w af g. JontsbuV PLAN a0d uaHfv,
I44t shr ia NOW rr.it fa T.r.uru HHF .Hh "i
usla .u tHc. .Hr o. -HiLiEHH DNEff N.lh-
IrD. No. IlgIMtFG tTEiU WDHh
tlutuf a8Dn Zoo at.ais 10 w4tr 4I-"i
truis pilu arwIuE uatr Zoo un..r
.7tsJuslanurT PLAN, It1 o.. i-Y1 D1lF+
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The Hon. Probate Court for the District ui'
Caledonia
To all persons Interested IA the Ertatc Of Jan.
ethan Marsh, latc ct Pgackam, u said d,s-.
tuct. dpcrusrd, trstatc. GuFrrtNo,
KETliEUEAS, rRIAH W MtAER,4Gu4in-
w rrator, with The WIN annexed, OF
Janathun Marsh, ate ct Peachlm, in said dis
tr'ci, deceased, both presented 90 strd Court
IIE petition ln writing settnrS forth that thc
drbts aud charges against su:l,,..stitr amount
20 nearly 500 .uu; that the amount OF prrrou-
I'D Estate remaining 100 hes hands 10 S922,. B,
aud hath shown 90 said Court the DESCRIPTION
tud stuIu1u % sa:d TTrr77yIrt --tTtr, rT,ri zi-u
q We real ggtstc belonging TO said deceased,
-uI HugAurprr-cHt"d to sad C.utt That Toe
80 prrson5I T-T7TC W.T. r r
ihr sum cot about ~1UV,lu a. pay thC dCurI II
rHust sllJ estate ana the ireag.UH urd rtur-ru
tl administration w4t!4aut luiutuE the buHI-.
ness ut those interested in the estate or pre-.
JUDGING their interest. therein, nud prsys said
Court % laeensr him to sell the whole Of thr
-+--!..I M -tr4c rbed real estate, viz seventy
three acres OF pasture land being parts 90 lots
= ~ Il Ind III IL liz -nnILc 10 cnllCd ~
ltuch1m aforesaid; also, SIX acrrs 90 land De.
ire pact .i !..s Ma IA t..a 4nuafe uiprc1alfi
alsu, lat No. a. ma Sue third s-.1un ct lands
in .a;i Prauntm drawn tu the original right
OF Wuttsul Cook, ur ro much thereof ms wall
be- sufficient 10 pay sa,d debts and charges with
arcrutur interest and custs oi sale. Where
fore a is,orucrrd that all parsons Interested be
notified Co appear alta sr-ston 90 sind Probate
Count tu hc held % tGc Probate Ohice,in Dan
vIiiC. TIT vlJu district, m r ttr day Of March,
I'D l-aN, ihat they may rivr bonds for the
payment ct the debts and charges 90 admin
iatratiun, or show cause ~hy ,hr license asked
f1r -,s- rirfesHii -botild net .hn granted. for
which purpose % is further ordered mat q copy
uf the record rf this oTdrr be- published Iurcg
,,sy,- Auccl-aIvriy IN the Caiesouiun, l.utwH-
paper pr'nu,d az 81 Johusbury, "a this state,
,1il which publications. shall h.. previous TO SAID
time appointed for said hcuuuE.
THERON HOWARD Register.
4 trur copy OF record, ibo'wJ
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Rrrstyr
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y = FfHa p i'flIa siln AsraiHr ffruldrut
uf thr NoNicHu ltruhllr, 100 ihr rIurr OF. doc
atlu Afnr,ls drId. 70 Wus under les eiisplcrH
.a"t uH ii'AiY "f pfIrt WIS UHfFi HITu ny
him rIEUrd.
uHIGuTON MARKET .Thussdag, Fsh G..
80 uHrasi, l|f boot ratI'r, uJ Stores, 90
Y.Irs W.raIuF DE.u. ss Cove Iud 'al6rH,
$1,000 aurru Hua 30. aHIur
u.uI rrIr .-- FT EUurr HNf-Trt ~t,tI. lTi
H'1IIfF 80. go quality 4sH. 800
Working Oven STU, 10. ~" .4
tsw- Hud Calyes--2u. 80, 20, @lauda1
Shrrp-- % 4a1, t,.IlI, ono r1iu lyt
solid mr 5000 each.
Sninc--.a4 l#r retail "a 10.
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The next boo thr series 90 n-euugs 90 pro-
uI.tr fHf .ufrfrHts ut t1mmnu frHHuls, HII
.a sfibr llaf 81 HIIfr nu Wr4ursu4F evening
lar ~ met at "a rI.rH.
~ address nav tr rtprctfh tom ltay So
lrHUrv s Frurni Hucurl Irpuasf'd
7t tUHU'7HT7IrrH ~ i'-71
IL.fDImrHr fpHrrHoiHs Iairr. 4s tlAfff
UrFrI 81 br IDftfus Ltghiu f4HrrufFHfuf
hHrHpo OF WHIpIrita trom q q uapdH
Laq fYr HHHH YcarH "a partner iHi aHn H4prfHH
fHalnf %. n'nId hirtiHroH Fyufmg nHr'
-.+--i .--l-u-l iiaiar am LE1mf.l nm kEl-
asa f1Tt lLfLNOIIGL
uratou. Fru lG. I-li
Mrafs y Huury N SO. Gcutirmrn -
r1rrruiIy accord wy testimony tp thr hrurh-
coal elects 90 Dc tuThrI shaker HHrsap1ril-
H. Several months HIHUr, wHEuttitrtru with
arrangement o. iHr Digraltye Functions,
clusiuR i1hHmuAhuu Constipation, pTziuer-,
4uh runat4nl PHtH lu l|i. rinutath 500 hN Wtla
My frFullf pbFf rI.H preset urh fnrH fruir.
frruu r- rurr---ti rr1ii uirvr1tr enc -tii'Irii-
fr llItlry lI1uu mHtruH road. Being
personally Hrgua iniru with rrvrfll iHr W.4I.
r1I IuU other gentlemen Woo have .s.rUuHHn.
UrufUr Shaker aHu4prrIlla Cor r1urHa H.IyI..r
trr ivy H77r rrr' rriHrrrv r--trit-i-it,-. --.
Judgment IUtrrLF, . concluded ll iss l
bottle ar tWa q arifd fp 70 rhHrn giving
IMMEDIATE rrirf, auu producing rn three
~ flur days i4r lrat frVuilr, natural Hu4
raH, ryacultiou / have experienced iur tWu
months ! nrnyyo that further uar Hf Wr
lrucIo ulll only uriruicn uy Ual.u1iI"H "i
.la value
You're, yory ifu.r. G. C.p MOODY
T. urulry a. Co agents iaF O. q q. Canada
AlEsrs-Juhu Bacon, g.. bingham, &c.
Juhuauufy. l.. T. PARKS lud Harvey = Abbot
Harnrt Colby a. Nc Galley, lnd D VI loyr
~ Co Lyndon.
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To JOiners.

TTvIIE subscriber hoo f1r sale HcaaA 4aG
L Moulding PiGHoF--i Woods and lfoss
1t such Planes. They eill bs louad at b.
shop au Church street
T. - HOWARD
st J0huuhury Jan ., 1850. 6i0uf
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For Sale.

VE-E have new Double WAGON, wcn
w made and i.pncd suitable for two or
three horses.
ALSO.
4 new double SLEIGH, thoroughly made
and ,rrurd--wi.l answer Tor two ~ three
horses. FULLER ~ co.
LNnann. Jan -. l-I1. halu
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JAMES BROCK $ ESTATE.
STATE np VERMONT,

Ca!cGons District, 81.
Ia Pr1batc Court holdcp At Dauyiilc, within
and tor said district, on the 33ta day ot
Ilnuaft, a. d., !-50---
XAyILLlAM STUART, Ad.ulnistrator on
~ the estate OF James Brock, ate of
Barnet, iu saitt district. Gcceusrd, presents his
account tor scttlrmrut Whore.
upon. d G ordered that the same be referred
tu the 25th day OF February 7rat ,.at 10, Pro.
amt Ettu7vTurr-; arr tint 1T ruurrrurr trr-
tilted hereof, by the publication Ut t.IIs orJ.r
~ ihr Cal-dunrnu, u nrwsprp"r printed e.
81 -Johdsburv, three weeks sucrrHsi.rly 1-
,,----s I-sT tts.I gI,..y appear ssd a
said t,uc Hnd place, f tdcy sac yaaSr, object
thereto. BY ordrrut court,
Attest, THERON HOWARD. Ec-,.rtrr
4 true ropY VI Rrcord- 'rfivI'
N,tusl. J. uOE it,D Z .fet,r
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Fish ! Fish J!

f't:Nv toms tod Fiyh, ttAr'.7-i;, -rrrhcri
a Haubut, also, No. . aud , Mdckcrci va
hall Uafrci- aud k,t.tl rtt sbic ~ TUS IrtrJ
IS ---.Lslle mud k-tru STORE.
FULLER y 20.
Lyndon, Jan - 1850 G52~
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CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN

EvOR Sale, o. small Farm, cousisuug ot -
Il alsra oi Land, lying about tbs Of mile
north 90 Lyndon teHtfr, On the road leading
60 Burke aud sutton, SAID farm 10 we'll ienc.
rd aud watefed, with good la Of hard wood
ucm.1ck aud spruce umbrr, and within Ices
fhlu ono hundred rods Of a good saw nili
uHrd 1tt1ehrd 10 rseH, ahd sy,ii hs cold iaw
10 Z! DlCEERMAS
Lyndon Centre, Jan. %, so. 653wO
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-FfAeFHY- EDWARDS ESTATE

: IFIV IT : 7. = " = ~ = TT 7 y -
TEvttE 9UtwrugrU, having brrn appointed
4 los the. Honorable Probate Court Tor tho
District oil Caledonia CommIsalonvrb, 60 re-
crtvc, examine, aad adjust all claims md de-
munds otan persons against the Estate Of limO-
thy Edwards, late ct Walden, IA said dIatrci,
deceased, represented insolyeut, and the tcun
of SIX months rom the iJth day Of January,
l-5O, allowed 10y said court, Co the crrditars
o. said drccused,-to cKhihit aud prove their
rcspcotive claims before us--DU give notice
that We will attend to the duties OF our ape
poiutmrut bt the dwelling. iiouuc az ta'
.---.,-4N .44sp IL giarda--I w aldan. ia SAID
Distr,ut an the 10th day OF March nCEt anu
tQrGSth daJ Of july next, ~ 30 ciUc6. i1r'
noon. on each ct said days.
HIRAM PERKINS. .,..........,......
DANIEL WOOSTER,
WstA'n' Jan 81, 4. d 1850 Oa4w.
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LAMP OIL.

FEW hundred gallons LAMV OIL,
I a which we will scl. ehoap fer cash.
FULLER - co.
---r-7-------4---r--
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BOOK LOST.
DERBY ACADEMY.

TINE Snriur Term Of this lr-ttuton VIII
commence on the Hfst Wednesday Of
March next, and continue eleven wreka.
Lectures and Teachers Institute at the
close o. The Term may be expected az usual.
Terms the same as heretofore.
Mr Jouv GHAuAH, Assistant Miss SAEAt'
h. KtnuNiL, Teacher of Music
A. NORCUOSS, Principal.
Derby, Nt-F'rb 70, ESQ Da5wI
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PHILIPS ACADEMY.

rrVUE sprug Term 90 tbs Institution wdl
i commence on "Wednesday, February &C.,
under 'ur charge 81
ALEAU 70 WATTS. 8. y Principal,
Miu MARY q RUHNllAM, Freccplr'sst
BGd lfrhitF. DAsA, Professor 1i Music ~
paine wi'l br spared i1 make discipline thor.
uurh, 800 iHr paths nf su9wlldrr delightful
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70 v--y s----@H.I.i-. 'sta ssa f...'i,s i,F s.s.as
Vauur % board thrmsr'vra
ALVAU q WATTS.
Dmy,iie, rrb =, l-5a b55ws'
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a SMALL FARM ron SALE,

- -. -. -. : - -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-28

Ie hands aud quicken the energies Of those who
represent them in the national councils that should d.
Visions and atema discord and sectional strife be the
suit Of unwse delay tmay be said THAI Illinois Is re-
sponsble for the evil. -
The question being the adoption Of these resou-
tons, K. sa4si 1870
Mr. John T. Stuart addressed Ihe meeting In support Of
the resolutions and the Compromises bill.
Gov. Metcae, Of Kentucky, who present, was In
yiIed address the meeting He compiled with the iny
taton by strong and eloquent speech in favor Of the
utons before the meeting and graphically depicted the
OF the slavery question, and the evils which would flow
from the continuance Of agitation. He followed by
Messrs David L. Gregg and John Calhoun who, in elo
best and equitable plan Of adjustment OF the slavery
question
The remarks OF the speakers received with enihus
astic applause by the meeting.
After the conclusion OF Mr.. Calhoun's remarks, Mr.. A.
opposed 10 the Senate plan OF adjustment they be
and Mr.. Lumsden made some remarks In opposition 70 the
report. rH .6st tt4.{
The resolutions were then adopted unanimously. N
Were requested TO publish these proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned, isg@
JOHN MOORE, President.
5 5ss: S sss :s$ss' z Presidents
Il. r. ENos,
ID. ]. Snow, , Secretaries.
@. W. MEEKER, Of Chicago, }
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Washington Affairs.
Correspondence OF the Albany State RegisteT.l


WASHINGTON, June 90, 1850.
II is reported that the initiative is being taken for the
organization OF State government in New Mexico. My
opinion is, she will apply in vain for admission into the
Union at present Several members OF Congress, some
OF them northern, with whom have conversed think
she is utterly unfit to be admitted and 10 likely TO con-
question OF fact and upon its settlement the fate OF New
Mexico may ultimately depend. .s
There many representatives from the North anxious
10 have the slavery concluded who for the sake OF
concluding IT, will in the end the last and only resort,
Jump into the omnbus" and it is by no means certain
that there of the sort from the South
Mr.. Webster is almost the only northern man in Con-
gress who rising above all personal considerations.
openly occupies broad national ground but there are
many northern who entertain the same opinions
with him without expressing them Mr.. Webster never
occupied dgn6ed disinterested position than at
present-croakers to the contrary Notwithstanding MIR.
Clay is browning his long and glorious career with addi-
tional lustre a
The southern feeling upon the questions involved in
the Adjustment deeper than at the North suppose
II is not only true that there is considerable number OF
southern men who desire disunion, but there are many
that il is In the greatest peril There is significant
fact the in the Senate will showthe extremes
OF the North and South have met, and acting in
cert to prevent settlement and keep up the agitation
The adjournment OF Congress is apparently long way
off yet-beyond the ken Of human prophecy.
Mr. Websers letter, answer TO one from Maine, ex.
hibits the Natural Proviso in very strong light New
Mexico, constitution in hand will apply for admission
into the Union as State, probably within fortnight
She will find great difficulty in getting in, and her appi
cation at this time will help the Adjustment
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The Compromise.

Rrirac Of letter from H. johnson, esq, late Governor Of
LOUISIANA, % Senator Doi1ns.
CHATHAM, NEW RIVER PosT OrFrcE,
Jnne 10, 1850.
have read with great pleasure your speech, published
in the Union OF the 2s,h utmo The strong and sensible
views therein presented do you much honor and will be
approved, have doubt, by the people Of Louisiana
generally have not recently mingled much among the
people OF the State but so far have had oppor-
unity OF Judging, do hesitate say that, in my
opinion. the great OF them decidedly favor Of
the Compounds proposed by the Committee OF Thirteen
OF which you were member Indeed, have not heard
OF the State express the slightest opposition 10
the plan OF adjustment proposed by the committee Il is
certainly important, every point OF view, that all the
subjects embraced in the proposed Compromise should be
adjusted at once, II pracucabe and the recent ndica-
tons OF favorable change in public sentiment, through.
out the Union in favor OF such an adjustment mat.
ter Of graduation TO every friend OF the Union The
principles OF the Compromise proposed BY the committee
should be, and feel very confident would be- sasfac-
tory, II adopted 10 the great mass OF the people Of the
southern well as OF the northern and eastern States
But IT, contrary TO the most sanguine expectations the
said plan OF compromise shall be rejected It is TO be hoped
that the unfortunate questions in controversy may be adj
used BY adopting the principles of the Missouri Com
promise