The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07
ALABAMA.
A us'os or EsuALrrV.


ApJusrhp Cos-irUfIoS
very excellent good motto, but exactly adsptsd
TO ppetua'e this negro controversy OF 1850 to future
In In. course Of this month from the variou. ssl.
trtions of this day throughout the republic the mana
gers expect large acquisition " their treasury We
hope they will and that the work will forward With
that progrsssveness which will encourage still more
She National fnhAis,neer, in commenting upon the
report that Governor Bell Of Texas haa srd.red out
400 men for sants W., having taken occasion 70
hope that the worthy correspondent Of the journal 10
prtmAiuiely alarmed for the safety Of Santa Fe and
the detachment Of the army Who's duty Il will b.
defend IL brings down MIR stephens Of Georgia. a
fellow whig who sdmoui shes Mr. Gales, In isadsd
terms that the whole south " that Issue b. sae BY
Colonel Munroe. 81 defending Santa Fe will be ready
TO vndieate the title Of Texas rh. has its effect.
Mr. Gales says In reply b. does not speak oaieially
aud that what he aid was actually intended a. joke
Eatf serious matter 10 be joking about apprs-
bend, No shall all learn. before many weeks are
over IL is joke upon the erset question which
threatens 10 defeat all attempt. at utmeut and TO
leave the quarrel in worse condition than the
That ibs InisiF,ueer ala M, sp--k officially the re.
cords prove Colonel Monroe Instructions nd dressed
to ID. commanding officer AZ Santa 20, Not, ~ 1t<e,
require him no, to interfere. " the Texans shosi
ocme TO take pofsCsFon ~ the country. Ard accord
inrly on the advent Of MAJOR Neighbour the Colonel
addTef.ss the follosng order TO IN. sub,rdinltes -
"Hrsuar.Hrrns NfsrH hitiIAnr DuAHrHEsr,l
"s.-r. Pa Nav Mrrco March ~ 1850
Sb-Hsving been duly notified by Major Robert =.
Neighbours II HE arrival. a. a commissioner OF the
sa.e Of Teras for the purpose Of establishing the
command will observe rigid month tsrfcrenee with
him in the exercise OF his functions .nd eoqAIy avoid
coming in conflict with the Judicial suto created
. I am, respectfully your obedent -rr.nt
" JOIN MONROE.
Brevet Col 4. s. A command lng department
Addressed 90 the scversl OF IRE e0anAniing
posts in end near the Tsrro'J es,lned y, she nt.ts
Of Texas n
Aud Jet in this very Identical t,rIl,sry oo,oueA
Monroe In the same letter from NJ rtasf,fd =. in-
siruot,d TO aid and encourage thu people ufgsntHs
STATE In the teeth of the claim ~ Trra= auh ~
ord In the letter not TO int rrts %
nstfuctions when the people call hfa h. n,s
Mexico, aud OF course Major neighbour. in.utsd 9Th
such double dealing retires in disgust and rskorts 60
the Guyernor Of Texas
Such is the non.int.rvention of the cabin IL E.-
Mexico. They will probably get thoss rVpoie in'o
var aud then desert them for Colonel Mouls- b. "a.
ttructsd not TO Interfere"
w.smsoror, July . 40.
se-s IN me Serai, snd Hov., n, Dsv 5,,r, hs Fs~B
Of July
Both houses q Congress In the high blaze Of
discussion to day. In tn. Senate In the morning Mr.
wales presentet the resolutions adopted by Clayton
meeting In Delaware against the Compromise, and IN
favor Of the plan OF the cabinet Mr. Wales srprss~.a
his concurrence In the views 81 the Clayton m"s'iuu
0fsour.e Mr. Clay though the had diPIo
matte odor about them and asked II the seasscr Com
Delaware could tell Who wrote them The sns~cr
that somebody present at the meeting probably
th.s
Mr. Clay asted. n the editor - the PhiladelpAh
S~a .ss~,ssr, CMr Clsytous own orgAnJ 80
present. snd he Gid not msts speech st the psh-
var. meeting The answer vas In The Affirmative
when the Compromise was tshsn up. Mr. Bell took
the Asr and spoke at kpSsh mainly sesnss 81 she
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