New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
Mondays Proceedings in the Senate-nIr'
Soule md the Omnibus Bill.

COrttpOhCehcc OF lhc lllDuhs-
WAsHISGToN, Monday, June "a
The proceedings in the Senate to-day have pos
sessed only moderate interest After the morn
ing hour the whole day was occupied by set
speech from Mr. ScULE, which is to be continued to-
morrow. By the way do try to print his name
hereafter with the accented 8, as it is Otherwise
pronounced as a word of one syllable, which com.
petely DISCUSSES the proper pronunciation As this
gentleman is a al OF decided talent, and it, since
~ a.I -r.-.. OALHoUr, r~si.-- sa.sa.i.sa7
the leader Of the ultra Southern party his name is
a matter OF some consequence, aud VIII say Tor
the benefit Of those of your readers who know
nothing Of the French language thathe Is to be call
ed Soolay as nearly as it is possible to represent
the pronunciation Of anything by oar horrld
English spelling.
do not regret to see the prominence which Mr.:
SoULE is assuming among the Southern Clique.
have great confidence that he has too much good
sense TO run into disunion, as a remedy Tor any
evils that the South may complain oil, TOO much
genuine democracy TO love Slavery Tor Its own
sake, and too little personal ambition TO endaager
the peace of the nation for the sake OF individual
preieruent practiced at the same bar with him
in New Orleans, long enough | think to understand
pretty well his caliber and tendencies. Next 10
Mr. MsZEREAU, he stood first among the French
lawyers in New Orleans ten years ago, and since
the death OF the former gentleman, he hasdouosless
assumed the very first rank. he has ell the hIe
and impetuosity Of the most excitable OF French
men, tempered by highly logical or legal cast OF
intellect. He was driven out of Europe Tor MS
love Of liberty there, aud it quite obvious, 10 ms
whole manner, when he touches the suolect, tna'
be does not play the part Of the defender oil o'a'
very here, as one Ito the manner born. lie seems
actuA,ed rather by species OF local pAtnoHsdi' q
romantic fondness for the sunny South, which mas
received, cherished and appreciated him. when ne
was an exile from bis native home, to offer mnseh
as q champion in her battles.
In advocating the division OF California into more
States, respectively, than one, Mr.. SoULE seems
TO prefer in all that he has heretofore SAID, 70 Pu'
the areCnent upon higher national grounds lnAu
mere Ssgthern partisans have assumed ne Seems
TO consider atthere is & real political EVIL AmGun.
ing TO positive danger in the creation oil sqIn "a
immense State upon the Pacific border. he u
afr aid she may wax fat aud KICK and 30 "
the fear OF distant possible dsunlon OF 'u.s ~
mense Empire, resulting from the present action u
Congress, ard not the present danger OF esanlou
in another quarter, nor the factious desire 70 Pro
mote it, which be makes the basis OF bis Views On
this print He will elaborate bis opinion how
upon this branch Of the subject to-morrO"' louAs
bis argument has been upon the otner Potn1'
bodied in bis series of amendments TO the OmnIo.s
bill, and especially with view TO denoh Lemons, 20
that without 4 stringent condition precedent "
the admission Of Cahiornia, there 10 great DANGER
that the public domain within her limits VIII schea,
10 the State. The argument was dry, technical
and minute, but from the fascination OF his name.
il was listened to with great deal OF attention. no'
only by the Senate bat by crowded galleries IN
endipg large rumber ofladies.
Mr. WEBsTER gave him bis attention throusnou'
vns seemed to be taking notes with vle~ 20 re-
ply, have not space even for an anayns - ""
speech, with It's pumeroas points and in TACT l
regard the whole If the effort to day as mercy
skirmisbipg by way ofprepsrsrion for the great on
Set which is 10 take place to morrow upon tos
Compromise proposition relating to Caiiiorna WIZ
the hope Of substituting the Missouri me 'nooI IN
70 the Pacifc. That 10 the trump card OF the VI
trss. and Mr. EoULE as been commissioned 70 play
IL in the best ucnner II it fails as il must nave
no do2bt that NJ, SouLE will, like sensible man
come rOand very gracefully and vote for the bll as
il is, whatever YULEF, JEFFERsos DAVIS GLE
gISs, Mason, &c may do have had very hHie