The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25


w.sHssros, Jaa %, 1850.
The Prendsnf's Massage TIE siaroy QUESTION The
Vermont Resolutions The Nicgrsguan .aGar-T The
Senate the Cabinet TAs Eriks, &c.
From the turn the slavery question has taken since
the frssdent's messsgs California II Is clear that
We sbs have setlement Of 1t during thi. session Of
Congress The South and the North are convinced Of
this and the free soiers themselves seem to be re-
sgned to this prospect Of things No territorial bill
will progress far enough TO admit Of the wimot pro-
WAC being put In a. rider and no bill whatever
the rshtet chance OF passing gill the territorial bills
are disposed Of There Ia determination, the part
81 the south rather 60 stop the wheels Of
than submit TO Northern legislation the
and IL will require much labor aud persuasion 10 get
through the appropriation bills.
The admission OF California State IL ~ much
opposed by the South the wilmot proviso itssfst
sast by that portion the South which is under the
immediate control Of MIR Calhoun and his frieods IL
neverthsess highly probable that Cs,iforns, With
different limits, viii be admitted though even the
modsraoos OF the south object 10 settling question
relating 70 slavery without the Others Your views,
srrfesed In yesterday EDITORIAL correct AMI
see .Spreses his assent 20 your proposition. thas al
the exciting topics must be removed at once. ~ 80
fixed purpose q macy senators and msmb.rs no. 70
vote for any territorial bill, fJr California,
territories being eonsssS slsn "a Tss,r motto H.
auf Cessr eur nnusi The plan q the aininistrstion
that Of demagogues. They want tbs question 20 DO
left open ter tbs next prssidentAi heat, matter
What In tie mean time, may become Of the country.
Theirs Il game Tor power for issue that shall
oy,iriee all oihsIsicr tempest In which Ewing aud
Clay ton may shos their breadth OF beam.
Dir. rhslps OF Vermont, made very sensible speech
en- the revolutions q his state IL shire I'd srxu-
msbt Of his own postion aud was received wth much
favor by the Senate The resolutions vsfe doubt,
intended 10 smbsrra.. hi and not the senate but he
has tesred clear Of both rocks add may be cond
eIed a. having come 10 an anchor, In spite Of the
hrssE rated soms days sgo BY Mr.. Clsmsns
but lees vsigh,y In substance He suimsdvertsd
against ths OF the administration In California,
hut Kept his temper aud the Whole, made agree
able smpsession ~ IL neediess nowt commes,
esch speech which IL sbou. 20 be delivered tho
msn,s ,Ssy eon. iG' az. hnoss % All the ony r-
ence Ia In the manner Of stating them. There may be
shsdes q oyinion b.. no material dinsrsnee 10 prin-
cipie ~ the Union sha be preserved some concessou
NUT be made by the North-the Wilmot provfso must
be abandoned aud the agitation Of the slavery ques-
ton In the District Of Columbia sschs-ed 81 the tres
soilsrs in Congfess these conditions the admission
~ shofnis state, with the present consttntiou,
will with no serious obstacle. ssd the Union viii
gather fresh strength 10 rt the attacks Of her inter-
nal aud externsi foes.
TO morrow, Mr psusi... VIII. In all probability, bs
% to embrace ib. -hol. SUBJECT with ali it, VARIOUS
details and bound TO bring mp the tres
ties and State papers. The resolutions request the
rriesnt 70 communicate to the open Senate or n the
Of public interest require H. 10 sesss In
ist The eorrsspcndsnes and instructions ofMr Bu-
"a. The eorrs'pondsnc. and despssehss Of Mr. Hiss
10 Mr.. buchanan.
"a IN. tr-ssi.. tof .hIsh thsr. ar. three, -hicn
NJ Hive made and concluded With the different States
Of Genital America.
9Th The correspondence Of Mr.. Hise about the Mcs-
quito Mr. Z.
TN. The .corr.spondsnes and ,nsuuctons Of Mr..
Clsytop 10 Mr. squier
oik The ds,rsichss Of Mfr squier TO the stass De-
pertinent; and
TN The treaties and other papers which Mr. sguier
msy have sent 70 the State Department
Mr. Douglass knows wbst sort Of man he has TO deal
With In the per,on Of Mir Clayton, and is eeternned
not TO psh. water haul Besides duplicates 81 many
q papers IN the state Department ere already cir
culstirs among Senator'S that Mr. Ciayton he'd bet
ter make clean brssst 81 a. thsn rseort 10 that old
lawyers trick of pleading not guilty - Ia the Pre-
sidspts message on CslifSrnia.
The Bupssrisps this evening isvited " Nrs.
pevsrdy Johnson rece ption whore they we're the OBJ
ject much attention the part Of both isiies ana
IsitlensB Ilsy vtre dressed Ia PLAZA sltusn.