Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-31

but there its friends are egon" the only question being
the particular time when will be uumphantly carried
Another which lessen the difficulties
which have been long pending the Texas boundary bill
of Mr. PEARcE, of Maryland This readers have been
informed has also passed the Senate. And though yields
too much to Texas and slavery il might prove be the
medium through which the sectional and acous dssensons
which have been rife should be healed for part could
yield to it approval.
We hopea oH be our fortune to be enabled in our neat
announce readers that the Legislative which has
had its wheels blocked for SO long time, has made get
further progress o,card the settlement Of the rered ques
tions Of the day.
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS "TRUE DELTA" OF AUG. ID.
THE Texas BousDARr.-We are delighted to be able to
congratulate the country the passage through the United
States Senate, by the decisive Of thirty twenty Of the
t for the pacific settlement Of the boundary question between
Texas and New Mexico.
This is, trust, The harbing of good tdings, to be
followed up in national and catholic spirit in the popular
branch of Congress.
FROM THE WINCHESTER (vA.) REpr BLIcAS AUG. %.
In reviewing the action of the Senate during the last
weeks, is gratifying to believe that the prospect brighter
one than we have had at any previous time during the
session Of Congress The defeat of the Compounds scheme
that caused general gloom, has been succeeded
pd and pacicatoy disposition of nearly all the that
it embraced. Strange it may appear the sole difficulty
to have been in the union of several bills under
general head Taken separately, they have been ttey,
they have encountered but little opposition and have passed
| the Senate by handsome msjorilies.
The passage Of the Texas boundary bill and the California
BILL recorded by last week. has been followed by that giving
territorial form Of government New Mexico The fugi
tive slave bill is under dscussion and from the patriotism
displayed by Senators In the disposition of the first three
hope chronicle the settlement ofhs in the Of another
week Such result is certainly to be desired by all who
prefer that the excitement Of the times should and que
tude resume its sway.
clearly obvious that the combined power Of the uras,
both North and South insufficient to impede the passage Of
thu
great mass of tie people this is the most ,oecome intelligence
that can be conveyed
FROM THE ROCHESTER, (S. ~ ADVERTISER, AUG %.
Now what is the duty Of the Norhof the great body Of
the American Peopof their Government, in this posture
Of affairs pass such shall be even more
than liberal to the South satisfy every reasonable demand
to remedy every grievance and having done this
obedience to the constitution and la,Us.
Had Congress spirit Of enlarged beray framed bills
to all these questions in the early part Of the session.
and then forced them through speedily possible, there
would now be far less irritation than actually exists Our
ton that the majority should act with all the vgor and
energy and determination that in to push the Senate
bills through the House. Il is folly to fer time
nrrang discussions, which, they only useless might
be tolerated for months 10 The issue, the crisis
call what will cannot be aroided cannot get around
ii must be NET 1t be faced-it is unmaniy to
srnh from It, Delay gives courage to the dsunionss and
adds to their numbers.
| FROM THE BOSTON COURIER AUGUST "a.
THE BOUNDARY BILL.-Since we last had occasion to
touch this subject there has nothing light which
indicates clearly the Ultimate of this
We trust there is strength enough among the friends Of union
and harmony in the House Of Representatives 10 carry the
bill triumphanty through. We will believe, till compel
led by positive knowledge Of the fact that the individuals
whom the fate Of this depends be wanton
ogeul Of their duty, and mady bent the perpetual
ton Of angry conflict begun without the slightest necess
N and kept up for earthly purpose but to humor the
whms Of set Of mpractcabe medders in politics,
who unable to gain distinction by making mischief
or talking extravagance-we will believe that Northern
representatives, with their eyes open the dangers which
now hang this Union can be wildly reckless Of
sequences to te with this precious opportunity to begin
the great work Of healing the nationa! discord.
i NEW York "ExPREss" AUGUST a.
II is pleasure this morning to to read
that the Senate has acted finally now, upon every
sure embodied in the celebrated compromise BILL and that,
that body is concerned stands exempt from cen
sure for any misortune that possibly may come upon the
country should there be- unfortunately, corresponding
action in the other branch Of Congress- The fugitive slave
bill, offered amendment by Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia,
passed last evening by very decisive vote II is by
no such bill could have wished in any
respect Indeed, do not believe is such bill would
passed had all the absentees been in their Seats but we
convinced that the best bargain that could possibly be
made under the circumstances, and such shall not
abandon the hope that it will receive the approval Of the
i House Of Representatives.
i FROM "THE EcoNoMIsT," cASNELToS, INDIANA.
1t will be by paper to-day that the California bill
has passed the Senate by vote Of 81 to H. Inc Iexas
boundary bill has also passed, will be seen IN another
column. Next Monday the bill for providing governments
for the Territories be considered The Senate appears
to be doing something now, and God speed in its efforts
to haronize distracted country! The PEOPLE ,viA hail
the passage ofthe California bill and the adjustment Of
difficulties ,oiM emulation Of gratitude not unlike those
greet upon the triumph Of arms and the
turn peace after years of sanguinary warfare Fanatics
and dsunoiss had better prepare to ,cdraW themselves
from public gaze. Their WORK DoNE They may as
we'll sneak off and provide covering possible
their contemplate persons from the universal
| and odium which is about to envelope them
FROM THE NEW LosDos (coNrxcrIcur) CHRONICLE.
We certainly do like either the Texas boundary bill OF
the Territorial bill for New Mexico, but in the firm belief
that is these nothing for the county for the present at
least do most sincerely and anrousy hope the House
,DiH pass the several bills before it from the Senate with
proper amendments, if the passage of those amendments
through the House be practicable and thus open for
legitimate interests of the country to be attended to-
Should the immediate representatives Of the people make
their minds defeat the sautary intentions Of the Senate by
knocking in the head the great passed by that body
for the settlement Of the difficulties under which the country
has been long aborng those representatives may well
make up their minds be knocked in the head themselves
| when they go home to their constituents.
FROM THE MERcERsnuRo (rA.) JOURNAL.
The important bills recently passed in the Senate, for the
settlement of the Texas boundary question: the admission of
California, and the establishment of Governments for the
Territories Of New Mexico and Utah, still linger in the
House. motion suspend the rules for The purpose of in
Producing resolution providing that the House proceed the