Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says, in his last letter:
A feeling in favor Of compromise and
cancellation begins TO prevail, and will, it Is
TO be hoped, lead to the admission Of Cali.
%fornia as q State, with her present constitu-
ton and boundaries, and to the organisation
of territorial governments for Deseret and
New Mexico, without any prohibition Of
slavery.
Another very sagacious and well inform-
ed Washington correspondent Of the same
paper has the following: :
do not believe, however, that the crisis
will occur. The non intervention ground
will be maintained by Congress and By the
Executive, and with the appreciation Of the
people. All that the moderate men of the
South demand is that the General Govern:
ment shall abstain from interfering with the
subject. and they are willing that the sew.
ersl communities now springing up shall,
when they become States, regulate the
matter for themselves. This will be the
course which Congress will adopt, as ! have
now very little doubt California will, after
a hard struggle, be admitted, with her con.
stitution prohibiting slavery, and her Sena-
tors and Representatives will add to rather
than diminish the strength of the South in
Congress. They will be free-trads demo-
Chats.
The informalities Of the organisation Of
the State Government will be overlooked,
and even the embarrassing question ofbouf-
daries be got over, for the purpose of ad.
jusiihg q nenacing difficulty. Ono obiec.
ton 10 the boundary of California is that
she has taken the whole sea coast, but it 10
slledged that south Of 80 deg, 80 min. there
are few posts of much value, and that tie
country is destitute ofresources, and can
never sustain 8 large population. But our
information on that subject is very meapre
and unsatisfactory. California being cd.
mittsd, Congress will have only to organize
territorial governments for Deseret and
New Mexico, without any prohibition of
slavery. DeseTet does not desire nor pro.
pose any prohibition Of slavery, nor does
New Mexico.
The agent Of New Mexico, Mr.. Smith,
is now here, and is authorized to make ar.
preparatory to its admission in
te the Union or the establishment Of a ter.
government. The controversy as
to boundary with Texas, will be difficult Of
adjustment. The Judge who was sent BY
Texas to exercise jurisdiction in New Mex
leo, and whose authority was repudiated,
set himself quietly down as q p~rsctis.
ing attorney in Santa Fe.
SAD NEws FROM THE PLAISs.-Judgs
Browns train of twenty wagons, which left
this city for Santa Fe on the Cd of October
last, with freight for Goldstein, Thompson
X FIournoy, had proceeded forty miles be-
yood the Big Arkansasj where, on the 18th
Of November, they were overtsken BY Q
snow storm, which lasted three days. The
was so intensely cold. as to freeze
all the oxen attached to the train, leaving
The wagons standing in the tornado, thirty
niles from wood. Ten or fifteen men, in
Mr.. Goldstein, have been left in
charge Of the wagons, and Mr., Brown, .
Of the Judge, with a few Of the
has returned, and will 90 back
with fresh cattle, as early in the spring a.
practicable, to relieve Mr.. Goldstein, and
to Santa Fe with the train.-TIn.
Commonwealth.
CHART OF Manufactured complaint
of the heart, growing out of an inordinats
after something difficult to obtain.
It generally attacks persons Of both sexes,
between the ages of6ftsen and thirty; some
Rave been known to have it at the age of
'ixty. Symptoms-Absenee Of mind, Civ.
things wrong names, calling tears neO-
Tar, and signs zephyrs. A great fondness
'or poetry and music, gazing on the moon
and stars, toothachs, loss ofappetite, neg. .
ect Of business, loathing for ell things, '
,ne, blood-shot eyes and constant desire Ia.
Ugh. Efects-A strong heart burn, pulse
high, stupidity, eloquent eyes, sleeplessness,
md all that sort Of things. At times i'm.
bright, bowers of roses, winged
and butssred peas; then again oceans
If despair, racks, tortures, and hsir trig-
,ered ~piatols, Cure-Get married.