The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-21
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week, introduce hin from he HOase Committee en-
TerTitrses. f,r the admission Of California into the
Union. saeh was his parpose when I wrote You. He
and Mr.. Carter Of Ohio had long interview with a
prominent New England Wing member Of Congress.
on the l1th iuSs.. and assured him Of his purpose. ia
this particular. which Mr. Carter added his aSsur
anoe that the Democracy Of tn. North West had made
tP their minds to this point and they would act
iearlessy and boldly, they had gone as far they
possibly could go. meet the wishes Of the South
Alter continuing two days in session until O'Clock,
they intended to ooEmenoe, on the Sd day, which
to have been Thursday. sitting the question out for ia
al vote But On Monday evening they received assur-
anees from influential Senators, that sometime on Tues
day the Senate bin relaiing TO California, should be
the House, and this induced Mesxrs Richard
son. Carter and their friends to change their purpose,
and accep; the Senate Bill True 10 heir promise,
the Senate passed The California bin on Tuesday, and
sent the House late N the afternoon Of that day;
tai pressing were the demands upon government for
what should have been paid on the 1St inst BY coaae
tors and officers and others employed by government,
that Wings ami Free Soil men enough went with the
anti California men Of the South, on "Wednesday and
Thursday uoraiag. prevent taking up any bipaSsed
by the Senate. whether ivoring Utah, the settlement
of the Texas boundary or California. and took up the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill of the House
and members made their California and anti California
speeches, which they had prepared. upon the appropr
alton bin, and by Thursday evening the city full Of
excitement, and fears entertained that all the
passengers who were little while since tunbed
the overturned Omnibus, win fare no better in one
horse gig than they did IN the omnibus.
Could direct vote be obtained upon the California
BILL it would pass the House by 90 majority bot whe
portion OF the House is opposed to the bin IN al It's
forms, another portion desires to act upon the Texas
boundary bin first, and st another portion is for tax
ing up the Utah and New Mexico bills first, and see if
they can get them through whop the Wilnot Provizo
because. say they. canaot have these territories
governed upon Gen. Casss noI-inervention principle
we DO not wish have The Texas boundary settled, or
California admitted into the Union This singular d.
vision Of the House makes il very difficult get vote
upon California, and m this way the ultasts Of the
South manage matters, as yet, pretty much as they
please. The Senate adjourned this Thursday eve
ming Monday hut do not believe there wiz be
"a quorum present any day next week. Both Of the
New Hampshire Senators have gone home, and 50
have many Others, and still others are intending TO
leave tomorrow and next day. The Senate has been
the point of attraction, for persons at the capitol for
the last three weeks, but for tvs or three weeks
come. the House of Representatives sill command the
undivided attention Of spectators. II viii be perfect
'bear garden and you need not be surprised al any
thing which may be said done there, as many Rem-
bers have become entirely reckless Of Consequences
and care bat ltte what they utter, do or dare Al
the bills which hare passed the Senate, relating ID
measures recently embraced in the compromise scheme
may possibly pass the House, and yet it is possible ana
: may say, probable, that none of them win pass Al
\ is utter confusion here, assure yoa.
The city has been ful OF ruInors for day or tive
past, thai Francis P Blair Esq. is about to secure hi
entire interest Of the Globe newspaper in this place
and this has pleased the Democrats much or they arr
+ out Of all patience with the Union and they dare not
as party, adopt .s7Ee SsssIe4 P-e as their organ;
I ut this morning ii Is pretty openly arowed that the
~ Globe Is To be BeniOnian paper and that Col IRE
noa,s purse is pledged ior support This p7eseats
l. new aspect to the affair, and makes the Democrat:
y inquire 'sWhat is coming nexta' Should there be fog
'e daiioa for the belief thar The Globe isiobe ia Col Ben
f ton's interest, think there Is, YOU viii see man,
u Western Democratic papers indicating their preferences
y, Tor Col B. as the Presidential Doniaee Such
4 movement VIII produce CONSERVATION ii roore olater
II than One. Every thing is now shaped to meet Ii,
Of Struggle Of ls52, and there viii be no very dissinc,
p marked administration and opposition parties dun.
n the existence Of this accidental administration.
ID The the Caliiornia bin IN the Seaae, was
good oe, every Senator from the Tres States present
4 and Messrs, Suance and Wales of Delaware; Ualer
n wood q Ky; Bel, Of Tenn; Beaten, al MisSo,w;
a and Hoaston Of Texas, voted Tor it. and Fe Of Miss
be desired very mOch 70 or H. bot ie boaaa to o,
er the instructions Of his Legislature, and vote against ii,
be bill and his own inclination.
io There As mos, bitter war going On between South
egn Senator's thenselqes.-besueea hose Tho Sustain
e ed and those who opposed the deiaaoi ouaitas bill
he This Is useful war, and is dong mach good Nav
., be the oais shall have dorins the remainder j
"a the prescat century. b.
70 & Gen Taylcr died ofdyseriery, and a srhole "a
y tiou Inours The melancholy event Had te brave on
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