New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
Hon. L. D. CAMPBELL, House ofReps.
Mr. JULIAN's REPLY.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 4.
DEAR sIK- have received your letter. In which you 70
u,., m, opinion for publication, as to the correctness Oh
The fonowi ing proposition;
Isee Csnpbelrs letter sbove.-Ed Ir1o.I
By way of general answer, would ssy 'ha' "nus'
agree with you that Wmot Provso cannot pass me
Ined States Senate as at present constructed" think
% fact furnishes no excuse for relaxing single effort on
ia mai. of The ends Of that Instead OF being
drive bach The platform OF nopecaon oy ne
cry Of Northern Sensiors we should hna n .ns.
present House OF Represents tves VIII have sns eaougn o.
IA own 10 snlwer without involving iiself In ne gun
OF ibe Senate We should n,is on eArJ,Ss inc ff0Vfo
throusb our branch Of Congress- and falling 10 hs, we
sboud 20 home to coDsnueIts lay our compoS 20
fore The people, and ash them TO place men In power WHO
will be tue 10 freedom Not for asDgle moment should
fer In purpose TO Slavery res Tichon The
policy OF the nation The least wavering or bsaog per-
lousi our do not therefore altogether ko y0dr
saiem ebt al The policy OF the freods OF Freoiom
In Cor 10 10 prevent the passage OF any Jaw Tor e
,o.ial ssSIsnon which does nG CONAN po've pro
icy 10 TO law that hal contain such prohibition
Nopscuon 10 but anoiher name 10. venlon, or
ender of The Provso and therefore dislike even
The Appearance OF giving hcouneuance You wlTe1len-
Der Ina, when Congress met u December last strong
bopes entertain, thai the Proyso would pass both
Houses The then thou h to ne "const.
tuled" seems 10 be. ADd why has hs body 80
shsmefaly disappointed The people Of The North Toe
true answ e. in my Judgment H. hs the House swayed
by the action policy VI he President Abandoned the
policy resurrection This encouraged Southern Senators
~
cause Of Free Soil has declining soce repea
thai believe firm and inhexiOle msjonly In the House
would have secured The Passage Of he Povso al an early
period of the session and Senate would ultimately
have been constrained 10 sanction II a. Il did In the case OF
OREGON 10 view Of These facs cannot to any
negsuve proposition a. enbodytng The free Sou cteeo
nor TO any negative statement Of that creed | would,
however vote sgsinst any territorial bill without me FRO
viso sher mailing every reasonable enorso have in'
esr,snIy agree with you as 10 the immediate aud IN
sonaiuota ADMISSION Of CALIFORNIA; and what aaVe ~
third proposition The banding together OF all parties rs
the North In defense Of tbs just constitutional rights Of h'
ess desirable than the union OF the Shareholders them
selves put down their Institution And all that any ma
fsno Of Free Son IL, that the conviction you svow as 70 IN
supreme importance OF the question Of Slavery sns &c
may ada II conclusoD that The sdmi..on OF Csltorni
and the adoption o The Prov1so, form only sna poIo
ave 10 have accomplished Tney wish TO see the Feder'
Government relieved from all responsibility for TOE exs
pswey relieve hsef leaving 1T State Institution, d.
tndtnt exclusively upon State lsw and 90 far has "
be he woa Of V.s TIE
yerv agitation has only fairy began Regarding you
reliable fieDd OF Free soi eaono, suppose hsiyon
on neat year ard that Afterwards NE OLD questions VIII
have heretofore divided ihe people win r.sum. their
and the two great parties that no
rsiply svyIpe 10 hsfmopze their eon1 citing sections
am, with great respect yours ysry nSy; :,
Hon l. d. CAMPBELL.
The answer of Mr.. DURKEE is unqualihedly
hrma,ve of the first and second propositions, a
affirmative to the third and last, with this ga
i6cation;
P,e.idsl alsay., That the candidate. rnsO Of go
Standing and believe IN he proprey OF tho General e.
ernmens. Withdrawing Itself enriey from 1hs ,uPpo"
Slavery.
Several Of the respondents have kept no copit
This IL the case with Messrs. Tuck and HoRA'
mann; but they have given me the drit Of tht
replies They are affirmative, with some speci
ordinations. You will perceive. from the me
non of the name of MIR. MAsS, that the letter
Mr. CAMPBELL has not been confined 10 the Sl
cial Free Sellers Indeed, it has not been q
dressed TO all Of them.
This movement of Mr.. CAMPBELL is understo
10 have particular reference to the subernator
comics, in Ohio bot at the same time to the
n,o.ching elections for Congress. Taken 10 q
nsc,ion with these aud slso with the recent let
~ Mr. CAMPBELL e his constituents, and the
nupciatinns Of q petition OF the press referred
bx the circular, this correspondence Is oil Imp
snSe SIGN
Hspse Proceedings On Frfday-scvere Ch
.es AGAINST Giddibgs-What are NE
h.r,s "Priviiege s's-A self-vindicafie
GaiphiB resumed.
ooyrsspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday Afternoon July
The regular proceedings Of the House, this mo
ips, were interrupted by privileged question
least one claimed to be such-of serious inter'
Mr. G,pDISos rose and complained that he
Keen CHARGED by certain correspondents. writ
rom this city to New York and Boston psPe
With purloining, or being accessory 70 me PARK