New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
The Comprehensive Viimet-TrzitoFs
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Tn. Ngase VS. e--sgcd today - 1iscussi1S
All so,-x upon private biz. IL adjourned bsa7s
/ 4. Ill Monday. The weather s We; AMI oo-l'o-.-
les. and the tnscs Gsl. People are sPsrr.l.irs
absas ch.4-s IN s5r1e Of the rien b. Ire 4: --s
heads Of Departments, with what reason klor
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/ The ss1.ie-f p M-h7.ds ID.
Mr cray s Tow sreaking uro1 o.. ~ s-i01 e.
sppoirti1-l Coaci ,toTy and ComP-D--.s.ns Con-
mittee q - He vss wiling 70 zdnis California
/ b. itseE rather ao7usscinE in "a b5urdsr-s. a.
/ liked by the Constitutional CONVENTION th=r@--1r
/ u DO So IL connection wlta 81. .te1.alt o. tl-
| Territorial question. BE th11ght ths. tae aars
si0l q California. the settemen; Il ire Ter ia
| governments, AID the a. lstr1an. q ihs Texan
Bombay, might al De place. ~ one commoa oil
aud vas favorable 10 Com-l.ttls. i they wero
untrau meied. Mr.. car, representing slave
/ hiding sat, which Is Known . BE- strongly dis
pos ed 10 uphod the peculiar institution, uatlrs ly
| takes the Southern sic, tough Il lis mid-s.
I manner.
Mr BESroy followed CLAT blt u So suad1ei 3
tone al first thai coud not bear him Il was Or
/ the admissO on Of California, separate, when she
FIST asa q q b. slfGttel-ae lal reason then and
bis reason lad become stronger since. sid BIZ. ]
never agree 70 make .he admission o.. 2 sovere' .u
/ state dependent on The pssslEe q avs o recap
t1re runaway negroes. h showed that l.or'.ia
had been treated SIS az outcast and repu.ssd rom
our doors. snd Gen. SHIELDS, ID speech. which
severa reporters assured me was a. abe one, Fox
! heard Dot lite OF it, remilde4 The sla.e tns.
II was taking az much time 20 annex sire territories
acquired fro,n Mexico ia the recent contest .s !.
/ had taken 70 conquer them.
Gen was opposed 70 minglng up the ad1is
| b let the Texas o.ks scttle their own boundaries
/ and thcir own divisions he h4t tie south, and
/ their proposed little coniederscy very hard tod
them that iu their proposed connection VIII Great
/ Britain they would be the weak AID dependent
/ party, and their situation very unenViaole As %
toe moo ms OF the Mississippi be assured hem that
these great outlets OF tho free W est should never
be allowed to 20 into tn hands Of a foreign power
! When he bal concluded. Webster rose from his
seat and shook hands with him very cordially
| WEBsTER. understand, is opposed 20 The com
/ promise committee o! thirteen.
Meantime legisla ion stands still trust that the
| provision to stop the spread Of Slavery and TIE
Slave trade wll be placed IN every territora. 'i,
a. and also 10 the California bili IN tie very Ian-
/ euage The State has already adopted w ~ TIE
helD Of the - members y bO represent their Ierr1
/ propcrtv and the Tai0us - iineai dcsceataL's Of
the r1 geuit Ut thief on tie Cross and OF Nj JUDAS
| Isc.RfOr. many enemies Of freedom have hopes
that the fruYlsO VIII De hAicur D1t "t't so'''u
faith IN the North yet snd an sure that 70 traitors
to freedom. or deserters At tie vote. Will not be
found among the representatives Of Free states.
You thigk that Mr CLtRSAND's vile proposition
VI ! probably pass, hope 1t never Will
enc ose bill t. provide for that swu-y anti
democratic scl DOL the " est Point Military Acsd-
envy. It sbsorbs a large Gum annually, but the
children o.. private soldiers 10 matter how merito-
nous, rarely see the inside q II, and an migrant
citizens offspring u about as much out of the cues
ton as their hair had the curl OF the negro and
their couutenance his complexion.
Disagrecsblc facts these-but THEY ARE
facts