The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Oar Washington CorresponAeHss.


~~.~~|>--~>-|>~->>>~--
Osr Washington CorresPonaenes. W
wAsHrssros, Juss -, 1880
~. MI. - p.-...y.. NJ -. -. Al. <-l.-.
~
ComTs~" "-CsHrenf'o" ResoAtons -hDsef sSes ~
Cooper Mssrissfrpi Dovn uysp GsaersI Foots-Ssx1
~.d A. c,Enr.;, yas s,.4t~~ sk;Asu~r
-, n.,,
CM CAa"e" Jor he b"-H"~ "e~
The resolutions adopted by the WhIs State Conven-
tion at Philadelphia have fallen like . shower. bath
upon senator Cooper and IS TO hr Clay not friend OK
his in his presence has the temerty broach ths sub
isst ti.too had Senator cooner v.,tsd and v.itsd
u - ''' ''n'u''a W 0oi"''' "''n's" w 'ne on''-
passage in it, and has been awaiting to - sp
f.:, 20 ,",,,
n, y s no .1ru u aDou. nl .isy no ~
ao,e .oous 'ne ohous OH, nos 'ue htss .naus :" ~
piopseon y. ~ oovPer. my enooi 30 VI. ~ W.
& anu o'Si sSa nrea,,n anu ne .am,n,''as'on 10
Imp Imp, "S,pnins snu OH, ou, no. soru y, eo"sy
ny 0iSy not synaole OF spprooason
- a. iley give .neih ov'u sno colu .L
ahmq qus..ion nrisse "i,i Mt ooop.r rs'sA 's"
ompous' Th pa OF tsks the hint OF The convention,
- a. sui" wings a'o snferu it4'"s. ny
, ~ it, " Uu .son , haa carried IN. sis'e ~ s
unrx y,daS nncy o1ne,e ne can DO ssAn sn' sns
msn Il, thsm and ,, OI n.ss rs ..s ~.
ma me nrn onraninl Sos'aey Ss sse |" 'ns sooy'
%h se.y 49,. ~ ths msnry clay c.
cr ,ispaes that if he don't eh"os ~ - xsb ,ns vhir.
VI the no osII hs anu thsa tn-y heve
d9ne w.n MN anu ss .nsy can more sSsy oispsnss
Win nj SovPei .1sh Nc Cen oispehss with tnom ~
comes uoupuui uus'ness ~ne'u1r nr, cooper WlRo
through Win ,ne OMNIBUS OF get ost ~ the hrss oon-
Upon Mr, Ooopsts 81 s., aeGisonl pernnps depends 'ns
The democratic nressrs of Miasissippi are down
upon General Foote. We learn that the people
noaing mee,ngs there In ot nls 'ouasei
telling xhere General Foote will be sS the eperossm.nt
Of the bill lie delights in rejecting the popular OPT
n,ons oI ne Say anu IL Is NOT supposea snA' ns oon
for the sake OF settlnr the slavery onsstou. Upon
the final of General Foote depends perhaps the
bnsinsss and vet !, sysrybsdv,s business, for = an
gle vote may change the whole aspect Of affairs and
the entire relations OF parties and sections as they are
=" d.1..t ~. hi, s WV ' w s" " ' "
Again Mr.. soule's argument against admitting
California right OH the reel Is strong lie showing
ant,on. Iii r,onnaoIi.. ,h ,olS nninss "a all m.
lands in California upon various devices, such
Spanish Mexican, and Indian titles genuine and hc-
titious and that any provisions in - bill admitting
California, to secure tho public domain, viii
amount to nothing unless Csliiorna kept out till
she accepts the conditions Why so Because IL she
is admitted before she has accepted the conditions
spectng the public lands being in the Union she may
re- these and dispose of the public do
| main as her own property.
The truth is wish this land trshc and land
jobbing in California sifted TO the bottom II has an
ugly look about it, and gives the organization Of abe
That ordnance respeotiug the pubho domain looks
| bad but propose q more deliberate exposition
welsustainea ent which he commen nced day.
1t is not unlikely this speech will have conclusive
effect But let " ait first. and what 10 behind
| WAsaIScro, June a. 1880
| IT,. psv 4. IA. s,ra,, Js, D,c,,,,a. ,oI;.w Ex..A
N"' 10y :" ' ''"1' % N''"'" '"""s r"
California La~d speeuiatien' about 10 Be 0sSr
hauled
bssu'nui' oreesy summer morning after the retthng
thunder shower ofast night Senate chamber stripped
winter h.paina, and of tn. heavy clumsv e.po
nv Az. VIZ prs.,asn,. hat Ia ., A.. a,,,.
Py o'e' 'he 'iooifesiuen'' 0hA"' snu vi 'ne uf'J
winter carpeting, and light, clean summer straw
a..
e.. ,h x.y,nu -, a.. t.,,., ..uxx ... Al.
nom W. '"'ins =. 'He '"u'es s""'y nus u'
closing hne view OF the sumnerfashions The Senate
chamber we sny with all these provemens has an
air OF coon,.s and comfort a. II the result of most
- -
deliberate and methodic"i preparation Tor the dog
days. Zine collection Of the fair in the 'front.'
.,r.,. ana anti. am ,,t.uy.n, .,,orx ~ .t,.,,...
s,.- g.. a. a.. - -, a. a..
rom me S'a'ss IN Tue oaok ground sttsohed 70 tns
Capitol this morning In expectation Of splendid
sps.eh ,Iom mr soue On ths mo'isn 20 av,ao she
state OF CshornA anu 10 make the missouri line OF
Rather thin attendance OF senators. Mr.. Clay sb-
| rent Mesrs ebster, benton ana Cass present-tns
two Latter saeh =, IN white .. ~.stco.t while nr web
eius cloth nng,e breasted, ana PLAIN brass sntsess
than ne ,sss sna moves Tor the order OF the sny VI
cool and comfortsbl. the yep,rsbl. stst.sman d,ss
| leok, In his white linen pants, white waistcoat,
ana calm placid face But IL Ia veil that ne comes
win pIos.lly i,sl gaecmior.Sly from the grand
Omnibus Mark hos the eye of old Hal 10 dirsctsd to
Mr. soule, (slso In whit. w.steoat) q. he calls for
the srdsr OF the day That look of Mr. Clay, II re-
duced to plain English, msy be translated as follows
| -" Nov sir let hear what you have ros 20 sAy.
We are all expecting som -thiBx and for nv part
am prepared TO answer you. Ia necessary only let us
| hear what you have 10 say"
And there too, As the Senator from South Caro-
linz, the Hon Robert W Barnvell In plain, sombrs
suis OF dark He s all apparently forty years Of
age, and religious lo,kibg man, according we'll in
TINS respect with his devoted ndsy to the Episccps-
liam church. lie u was Who as President Of the Uni-
1 Orrd To ia isnt
character OF adherence to the discipline rather tho
EXAMPLES lof the church H..s dsd from enc OF
serey attached 20 the Episcopal Church the church
VI NJ 'o.e,"s"e's "" rshsousiy asvotsd W the