New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07
Mr. Cnlhoun's specch-1ir. Nebster's Pesi-
tlon-Biis for his Assistance from the
Correspondence of The Tribune
Nrt.urs-rnN T.a-f.r Ma


Mr. CunoUS 4nd.ssuisad declaration that dis
ln.oa Is inevitable and in fact preferable to the
South. has disappointed his friends more than BIS
enemies II wi. hnec thc effect oi opening the
eye, o the whole country 20 the truth o the assor
ton that has been - frequently denied 0y many q
the Southern nor h1.h .n and l-. % toncress-.hlt
nothing short %. iho ACKNOWLEDGMENT o.. tie slave
from the free states VII satisfy she u.trasts Of t.e
Southland coay.1ce them. I hope the Necessity
of -omp,ly put..a- down che tseas94ab'e i., sn' 90
Mr. CArHo.y All iis friends. A u1.ahe. Of the
INST Influential Souther Senators have area y re-.
a4iatei m toto us en,ire speech. 81 far as thc
reasoning thereof ta5 O bearn, upon secession. m
the only remedy .of tie grievances OF which the
south complain Among them are Mcssrs- Cav
and UNDERWOOD. BADeEa and MANGUNI b.
RusK, PRarr Sortr aud ono or two othors -are ,
ao not believe that under AM circumstances what
ever can Mr.. CAIHoUS carry with him 10 exceed
nine senators and forty Representatives To that
extent there IS Dslni1i party who VII adhere
3Itl fidelity 20 the tex contained n the speech Of
-ho great Nglhtor hat was yesterday read in tte
senate. ana upon whom 1T -.y the moral io.cc o..
publ opinion. but TIE el.cal. cd. Tie laws % Oh,
mll Wi have q be brought O. bear
The mos. intense anxiety czists OBS 10 a. present
~
had Thursday ol this week ASSIGNED han, o reply
?. Zoe speech 70 Mr CtlHouS. This anxiety q
greatly hghtcuei. from the unl.s-l!sfi ilc-
trat ir some days past uo effort on the pat a. lhr
friends of Mr CALHoCN has been Ieit unemployed
% sCduce 'hs great statesman % new Etglau'.
rom al ns precOnceNed ideas OF duty ana ale
lance O. the whole country and m prevail upon
aim % offer q proposition booking % tho cxtensiou
NJ slavery hcyoud is present constitutions. limit
ans as the reward ior winch they tender Alul
.ieir support i- toe next Presidency. estcriat
heard q southern Representative ln pubic st'-r
ssow. that they hal supposed ou lhree aliefeat
.asi0us within short time back, Mr. " LbsIth
had consented o. offer q Comprcnusa tar more a.
ceptable 10 the ,oath than any .hin- yet proposed
bat that Lls heart failed him when me crisis
! tlr urcseutiug 10 rrrlFcd He further decarei.
nat himself as well IS Mr CALHOUN were "il.ing
% support him ior the Presidency D be would
come up O. then expectations, and tnat u as
.hair 1.nt opinion that Mr. WrssrER now, was
the only man that could OTTER Compromise ma
would be even tolerated ty portion Of th- >llth
aim state. The leader Duo The Lnf0n % sunday
morning catering Mr WEBsIER iu tie mos i-
| tue manner whom tor wears before they bal leeA
rrgline with al the bitterness that their ponuca.
lrrraved maginstOns AL hearts cl4" LAVE
osut 10 confirm much that ths Southern hePfe
sentative gave uttcrance % yesterday Ana in.s
TACT together with another 10 ess si.nllcant mat
q number Of these most atra pro slavery men Gao
but a few DAYS since been pa-taklne a hs hDspi
ta'ity A. which Compromise was the great SUD
cr; Of discussion IN which he was O. be tne chah
pl1n las d great extent alarmed MS trends shl
awakened their anxieiies, lest % the evening oi
as DAYS be would take a step that neither his OWL
J- any other Free State coald approve or sustain
han 10. You may therefore imagine row deeply
soi-itous the numerous friends @. 81 " EB'rEh
feel % ascertain with certainty the caIrse he ts
gns pursuing ol Thursday q tbs we.A
Gen. Cas- las tll o. C0nCecl alr p1t-cy a.
k1owiedze n tie Senate. that bee bal committed
political suicide. b. resisting the universal feeling
of IS own State a. We. IS the great Northwest
against tie extension cd Slavery. ior thc sake %
.tiatirr the south Grf b = confession - - cit
y,o-thy the consideration 0f VI WEHsrEE a. as
b.fl Southern Senators and Reprss sutatlses as
set be = even tsst8fiHg IS . the prupuety oi
departing srou ,he path he hss heretofore pursue
l. Junction with this a.aosoltlns subject ms
Great statesman should remember that numerous
As are his friends snd devoted a. IS their attach
ussut o him. YET i h. dcps.ts from rs solemn as
.eversljous 10 toe country under u0 circumstances
% conference sn extension OF slavery, that pam
fal az vii prove the separation ., WI inevitably
GLOW. They regard him as irresocsoiy pledged
,1 ,tsad bv lie 1..ow.us .ust srst.0u . ~hich
he gave uitcrarcs In tle SENATE % the United
states, ia August, -.
NJ opoo..tac % he .rcresse ct slavery n las c1-1
~ N 10 IL ,rr-ase u ave r-pressltaor r C7raess
a~~rn. 10 .
slle or -or-. uI ttr compass sla oppose a. s-cn
,--.rr ara g. .lcl increase .u a f1c-s o. al r1es
-r-r H. c.---lrs.alc-s. rft- aga 81 al l-elcr-r--.
go. q -ouittusl0rs sgllsi a. COMPROMISE
Netlinr short c; isitht1l redemption Of thsg
plsage vii either SATISFY h.s friends or meet the
r.t ercectato-s % lis constituents. I.aals-
-s--t, src rox. il Is True. heid ogt 70 him cum
l...tl0a, have been trucd % sedlcs lu ron
az l9p. beaten track %. opposition % Slavery ez
| tension an CO. rrcHte 8 the syren pea BY
xhich rs political distraction Is contemplated 4
/ be takes issle upon e The Nortl cal neither BE
| ,5axed nor driven q 50 step beyond the co-a-
/ p-or,ise al VI CLAY sni q that s not - be taken
I ss IT, basis vain indeed VI be me effort o. any
! ua9 NO cca,emp.stes AZ. th-1g more i-ycrao.e
I a he Sggth than la: 3. and .zia indeed -
/ l. ,ns error a. NJ WHISPER u be fSLs into Tie
III thst CAIHorS ard bis trends have dug Tor HIN
/ I csnpot u!vsef believe he VII yield 70 tho e,st
! alarmed a. some Of IS g1-nest friends are o1i
/ bnva q, abiding couhdeLce that be VII utter o.
| Thursday OF tbs week not sentiment BAT Wesf
vii b. replets with devotion y TIE Jno1 under
/ III circuusrsnces that can possibly arse, and s.
wsr with A.y proposition boxing 10 the e1'ens'on
Of Slavery over free Territory By operation q Az
Mr. CALAoVs's ssae, isGt fhs ddrllssiOs y ta''-