The New York herald., 1850-05-03
IETELLIGENCE Nv THE MAILS.
Our wa.himx,o. Correspondence.

OWh w ushhStoo SoffesPOuOeuccs
WAsHSGros, May l. 1850.
I've Msveup>,ts Of tAe Missouri G. edsisr-TAe Gslpaia
CiOim, se. &c.
There is effort making on the part Of certain
letter writers. who manage even TO impose on the
shrewdest editors TO play into the hands Of free
soiiism They do il in variety o wayshrst, BY tee-
graphic reports, wilfuy msrcprcsenting facts, or so
grouping them To present n distorted picture OF
events here In Congress. Thus. 10 mention but one
instsnce the compromise committee was represented
as "dead" then il was "kied"-thenit il was laid OUT
ION the tablet and yet two days afterwards the com
mlttee was appointed All this was done to humor
the dying glsdiator-1 holnas H. Benton the would
be- -esDddat Of the nee ron party.
1t 10 the interest aud policy OF Thomas II. Benton
TO represent himself the ,ciaI frcnd OF the ad
niDis,ratration aud IN the conhuenco OF the fresi-
dent but n cos- of she subject, il IL easily
perceived that wh- benton trIes 10 drive the best
bargain with layton the tries 10 drive the best
haESrln with HIM Though ie" parsons have as yet
made good bargain whh that singular man, whose
greatest moral quality H. th genius OF cgctism.
Gr. Benton ON FRIDAY last win Col. Fremont paid
his deto-Ts At the hite oue. lie in full state,
with sUa! rttinu. Ju,, he did during the lat sd-
minsti ation Of MIR. Pulk whrn the Lieutenant Uene
raj slked Of His obI ct is u himself paraded
IN the newspapers OLD lacks pillars so as to
make il app ar at dtau,-. that he has alliesa
beh may yet be brought into action defeat
hs eurn,ies in Missouri lt,s all sham nevertheless
nix clayton has no Idea of playing second fiddle TO
Tht ma Hart Benton; aud G,u Taylor will give
him bisher appoint III, nt than hat he held during
10 fGi nnh tor : battles As such he Is
welcome ut the Nine il.ute; beyond that he ID no
thing az ELL.
Nor will the administrator seriously aud overtly
oppose the mpiUAIe. a. A. hot quite foolish
tAat. Although hr. L~Iug might incline that way.
Jhe1ntsHistnter oi yts'id"y AID The Republic OF to-
day give fat d.nia L. rdic ulDus about
the ihresteu,d veto frrsideut Taylor will more
veto the comp loniite than lac wall attempt 90 speak
eSttmTofe. he r1niOr A. a. humbuS- nothing else.
fhr tSsmiaatiun Ds ~itut-ses In the Galphn claim
hss tmnsi' a. but 1hv Opinions OF the committee in
u
ThtGt 10 no dcubt what,ver that portion of the
m.tttO src Clearly 'Oa,Ilc,d that the claim
,psEed the iut,I,,t ailc~e 1t in maud vio-
lrtUn Of abe law That p.Ition also believe that
thcuc TIE claim cxt iru IL dd not q "A. avains the
Inid sietts "ud thH Loth capital aud interest
paid IBd tai prriencu-
As to he history o. he claim III. facts elected by
the cCn.mittte sle brI.hy th,se:-
The EokVe indians U~d debt 20 indian ira iers,
pr, Viors 10 The revolutionary and coded the
Ar tsh crown ~ riOu ii their lands t. pay for IL.
The tTudsT- agreed Iuk 10 the land tor payment.
In virtue ot tis act the LrUbh government Issued
bond 10 Cali hu. tou, Of the traders) amounting to
GpisI Ceoieia never aekuO~l lsdgcl That deLt.
In lSSb, in IA tT'aty Nnn the Greek Indians the
latter W,re made to asc that the United states may
Isy the Galrbn d,bt withou expense To the Indians
TIN. was 'd't~ paeigH "n'h The senate refused 20
ratify.
The chin then went back % The Legislature Of
George l.r tbr,c or I"ur y,ar. THAT body refusing
over o.o o'tr asau. 10 a. se p"ym-nI On the United
hlalcs
Ia 1888 Crawford. the prss,t Secretary Of War be-
came agent AND htttIL,y tue clam. with "A contn-
gent fe, OF tG he o"o@"i ed alter dcducting the
cNrenses
In lsit after all action aud boring in Georgia had
ceased, topgfrss was p,ttoned; but 40 consequence
given 40 the prayer uI tho ttdoners, tin. by
very tkfol manouyte the close OF ths session in
lS4s lili was Pass,d - examine aud adjust the
ella IN, und,r ire tfrhly made hy the Governor of
Gemg with the the'Vh,,s and pay the amount due
TO The heir, ci Gall Inn.
Mr.. Koh,rtJ siker then Secretary Of ve Treasury,
d,cid 10 pay the principal and nOs having time TO
cxauLc Ne 20 the tnt'itst. hu that question open.
CrasicId ieceiv,u thr p4iLcIal
Nbtn trcvfOId b. came secretary Of War he went 10
GGaTn! JcE'', and .od hS AGi hc hGG cciI before tie
i.j,gftirnt as ose"t Tshns kitgg rheher there
neT -sJsopfte's Ia rgosstuthr a.
Old Le'A rcrHsd hai he y,fsi more II his tights
ctIren ~ f'cr9iu ntn tsr ~ kis cati.c4
rrSvi.ad spoke 10 hrttdi,p, aud uTs 4 him to make
dtci0u lie dd 80 several >llnr-: urged 1t also
the Attorney "a Leral 1his Was d n times the
occHsiCu 90 tAEiNtI MtIr,nt.
JohIson DID Lvo hi- opinion In favor Of pa ing back
tUicitrt Ihs pGpors sLtIa4t, 10 ham CNnbiird that
NIswio vHs ht sgtLt; ih' FoNss % ACr0sSEr
sSeHe Hf Prs sttatss,d lr Jussn and Meredith. The
pay ncut oGul1 hot bc nladr sthouL examining into
tEoo rsr's aud iatriyILg iLc crctIry OF tho Trea
tuTy that CfGNio!d wee thv attorney.
CrBNttrl hittd bgJaI. 10 atterncy. but aided
Inn in ~ TsginE ala r,Nising his arguments
1he CAIN We at iast s'tdcd, and Crawford
Thee urc t,e tcts in the case. will
give you. ry I,Xt farther views aud facts this
moti lst's tst'g ut5te A'so sone iacis which have
Lceb clicNcd ~ he Lwng COMMITTEE Tho inference,
lnF, g. tLat the caUiu,t not having enough
fed si fict 20 b stow ia friends invited them
procn elaine lu a. ward ior thcir seryices. Nr. Clay
tons sctLLbiBg LrLsh of the A. q .lsegieaa, has
bseu Handsomely reward Il Tor hs TO the Secre-
tHry rtc-s hamb.r hOu Will rvmember the Duke In
,i Blgs. aed h. gdyio- his servants: Now Is the
tne frr ytu O. make munsy."
The H. ,iht ,ntsr, ct y,sI,rday makes no bones Of
these Ella hUntVrF, aId My charges some OF the
shgz With mp, ach ny Ihv cabinet merely out Of jea
iousy: b,caLsr Va. us .lv,s had claims which could
not Le s,ti to their satisfaction. That shabby
trick Ia the Iie hgsHor. Harry he Fourth was egis
ter uitp. when be told has ioglvasrs:--
but ty 'he isrd. lads. Au sal have the msaey
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