The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

being set on BY Northern democrats, BY Cas-, 4 Co,
what Mr.. Calhoun had Mid the day previous: His st.
every letter s,r for "a. NSlshsrn hostile presses to
talk about the dineultiss existing bet.sen the Two
heaven intsrceds for brains co the poor letter
writers Foots and Clay the Eco great rvs we're pad
ersss soesh.rn leader, The next ss,oupdipg news
will be that Foete has endorsed Webster Well we'll
view Of the sabisst"fron sonsbody from Wisconsin,,
Who had haul OF with his prosy lecture to
Tor Webster, on Thur'd.y and on Friday he Of Wis
chap made Q speech-Mr Hsmlin Of Maine, which Of
oourse, in these times, nobody reads now return to
Mr.. Webster. He ives great 90 he always Is. His
strong imprss.os on those Who heard i'm spssk aud
those Who read bis spssen Mr.. Webster hs: done
much to rsve the Union IN that speech. He CON-
blind to 4 HIS the
were just He regarded them ~ Of good insured
feels Who had done great deal OF mischief without
slavery, and endorsed its existence In al ages Good
again He exhibited the free sellers up In mastery
to be the humbug ever on the
minds Of sensible men, Better yet. He would do JUS
toe and carry out honestly the obligations imposed BY
The constitution in reference fugitive slaves and the
laws In reference to the admission Of four addi
toDsl States nom Texs where African slavery should
mission of the territories acquired Mexico to
come territories, without any Law prohibiting slavery
to settle the matter and would throw no obstacle in
the way Of emigration from the South; but, Sir,
wherever there particle OF good TO be done-wher
ever there Is foot OF land to be staid back from be-
coming slave territory ready to assert the prnc
pie OF tbs exclusion OF slavery" This is not sstsfao
tory TO the South but 1t OF real consequence
vided Mr. Webster takes ground against the admission
OF California. So much for the Senate proceedings Of
most Importance, during the past week.
idea Of what part the House will be prepared to take
when the question of California comes to the point
The speech Of Mr. Stanley WAS generally regarded -
of a fsicicsl, bunoon character His attack the
amiab,e billiard while lie soft soapng Others IL
Characteristic Of the His real character s under
stood Why did be not attack Judge Brown, Of Misss.
sippi, Toombs, or ChBgman. who have gone further
than ever Hil,iard has done Simply, because these
last will fight ana Billiard he knew would not. IL is
said that the price Of Mr. Stanleys speech Is the
sion to Spain he get the nomination Of Barrpger
defeated in the Senate
The coming week IL fIsrgbt with great events The
crisis will when the direct question of the ad
mission OF California comes up My opinion IT, that
certainly the will be il the Miss sur compromise
20 deg 80 min should be adopted mode Of settle
nent, which IL not at oil probable very much
tailed Of and perhaps would meet the views Of the
South, provided the constitution could be amended
and Q clause inserted which should guarantee the
South from further aggression or molestation.
We have heard from Seward An abolition speech,
OF course but you know there s but little reisnce
be placed upon what Mr. ewsrd may ds-in fact 1t 10
OF no great consequence any way. The State Of New
now and she has no power beyond her two senatorial
votes.
We are hearing from the South in regard to the
elect OF Mr. Calhouns speech, and from New England
10 regard to the effect Of Mr. Webster's speech II
MaS achusetts would denounce him. the chances are
that the Union lasts until The pext Presidential cleo.
ton, Mr.. Webster will succeed Taylor 10 the White
House PATRICK HENRY.