Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
From WASHINGTON.
VIII w
TCorrespondence of the Journal of Commerce.


WASHINGTON. August l.
do find that any renewed proposition is be inn
mediatey made in the Senate for the adjustment of the
Texan question: and for giving civil protection to New
net removed by disiunction of bills. portion of the
Southern men wish a war in New Mexico, as the means
of bringing about dsunion, and displayngg Southern
chvalry. We may Judge So from many of the recent
publications, tracts &C., in South Carolina and in Geor
gia.
Tho Texas Senators, and the Northern and Southern
extremists, and the two three impracticabes who
the immediate cause of the defeat the COmpro-
mise Bill, will have power defeat every scheme for
the adjustment Of the Texas and New Mexican dfiicul-
ty Texas will accept nothing which majority will
grant No boundary can bc fixed which will not bring
up the slave question, and which Northern and Southern
men will not unite in defeating.
The crisis of the Texan difficulty will be reached he
fore Congress adlourns. presume the President has
made up his mind how to act. If the danger Of insur-
recton ard rebellion and civil becomes imminent
he has the example of Gen. Jackson before him for his
course General Jackson's Proclamation, and the Force
bill which passed Congress- directed against
ments in South Carolina.
The President must, of course, bring the subject be-
fore Congress when need shall be. have heard Sena-
say that they would twenty millions if
ry support the position taken by the late President IN
regard to the question pending with Texas. am glad
that the time coming General Rusk said the other
day for action somewhere. There has been enough of
vaporng and speech-makng. Idoubt very much wheth-
Utah will get through the House, without Wilmot
giving, as Mr. Winthrop said in his speech, bond to
fate-wthout adding Wilmot to the laws of necessity
The California bill will pass the Senate after much
casing. 1t will evidently pass the House, though
without serious conrulsion 1t that, npon
its passage the Governor of Georgia is to call the Leg
slature of that State and propose for State
resistance. The Nashville Convention meeting, six
weeks after the termination of this Session. will take up
and prosecute their train OF measures.
listened any thing, in satire and irony more
severe than Mr. Foote'S comments day the dsunion
projects, and the disunonsts OF south Carolina Mr..
Clay very and very eloquent in his denunc
atons of the Northern extremists and the Southern dis
unionists.
| The Compromise Bill would have passed if it could
have secured the votes of Mr. Seward, of New York,
and the two Senator'S from Massachusetts,. IL these
commercial States-States much requiring the pro-
lection of the Union for their great neresschoose to
send here make experiments upon the strength o
the ties which bind the Union together nothing but per-
petual discord and agitation can be expected
have heard some Of the Southern and Western men
who have heretofore supported Northern and Eastern
tariff and commercial interests say, distinctly what
will be their course hereafter 1t will be some time be-
fore the concessions claimed by the numerous tariff
MORALS will be granted When California comes in,
there will be two more lree.trade Senators.