The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-03

Texas and New Mexico.
The Washington correspondent OF the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce. under date Of the 20h June. enters
into the following strange speculatons about future
engagements:
There will he startling intelligence from Texas
less than six weeks from this time. Texas will send
adequate force al once as supposed bects
probably 1850 men There Santa Fs abonr two hun
Of The Texans The troops Of the United States under
Col. Monroe number about five six hundred % which
city Of the opinion that Texas supported AZ she y BY
the sympathes Of the whole South. will arrest the United
Shond Adjustment bill be defeated, there i doubt
that Texas will absorb New Mexico, and II the United
States interfere the soutern States will give her Az the aid
she needs The quarrel will afford petext or t,e DIS
uonss OF the South 10 commence the movement Of disso
luton i is better, perhaps that the contest should com
there aa here whs y ~, y Sgs %s h s
the by Texas Of the offer which itmakcs 70 her
osa ~ s 0a s ea II ,S ons aa
Ill northern wing members OF tho House can be found
who will vote for
Ia fact twill very probably be iornd before the end Of
s q oa noa be q
constitutions to declare aud carry the troops
and ST. Domingo also be in readiness promote the
purposes of those who COMMENCED the work Of revolution
day by tue southern members that the South preparing
for the as Mr. Barnwsl said the other day. she
projects will be brought the aid OF the project Of revo
While California. Oregon, and Utah will form govern
rnen fexas having absorbed New Mexico and tbs States
the Gulf and on The Southern Atantic will with Cuba,
That the shape which things may take should the Ad
justment bill be unfortunately defeated
managers OF the bill in the Senate positive, they
assured their friends half hour ago. that they win carry
They cannot. however. ge The week, because
Mr. Benton has two assaults yet 10 make ON IL and num-
Der OF speeches are to be made on IL.
The svna at rpsent against the
OF the bill in the Senate Unless Of the members
will abandon some OF their peculiar ideas. and come
nearer together in spirit Of Cancellation and compromise.
the utras OF both extremes will override the moderate
men, and nothing can be at this moment accom-
pished to give peace TO the country Then. Texas
and New Mexico will be left at points. There is
some risk of a collision between the United States
troops and the volunteers Of the southern States.
less more discretion is used than can be expected
from the present cabinet The general agitation ,eo viii
20 on until will be impossible to say how far the feel
ngs OF countymen will be aienated fIom each other
how far the Ho,sPurs Of dsunion may push their pans
(whose number, we trust at this time consider
able;) how far this glorious Union may be endangered
by the struggle Men of moderate counselsthe people
who love the Union-should all come TO the rescue And
yet tomorrow the blessed Fourth Of July For
ue Hirt umc III uui iSuicWpioiiSV, it5 SUI WI isc az
gloom Cannot that day be used to call forth the feel
ings of the nation-to bind them firmly together
We must again warn our countrymen Of the danger
to which we exposed. Our correspondence from the
South Of last evening shows 1t still strongly
letter from OF the southern States asserts that i'm
mense majority Of her people decidedly for the Com
promise Another letter from another State holds up
dsunion the sequence Of rejecting the Missouri
line and admitting California Amid this hurry bury
Of the elements, the President ought TO to the
rescue and contribute to the settlement OF this dsacng
questions but he folds his in obstinate adhesion
the miserable plan which has been put into his head BY
the cabal that surrounds him. We recommend to our
counymen, in this scte Of things, calmness concia
tion compromise, concession Of both sections Of The
country to each other Passion may pull down the mos
glorious temple which Liberty ever erected to her own
honor.