New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
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Correspondence Of Zoe Trteone ra.
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In the vote OF 81, given yesterday, ia favor a,
Mr.. lSGLs motion to reject the Senate biz on h
second resding in the Ho0se to define .nd ,e,s,c
the Northern and Western bound 9, Of rexs.
to the tonor Of the State Of New York be IL xritts,
but ire Of her thirty two Wing ReTres sntasiyss
were found tounlte sith The southCsr d.api,o
ists. snd The GIDDNGs RoOr and Wn.xor faction
to prevent the adjustment Of question involving
the issue Of domestic war or peace within our
borders. II these gentlemen are satisfied with the
company in which they sre iOaod, do not hao~
tbst any one else save sheir CONSTITUENT. should
fec f,nlt But one thing ia certain, either tbs
sseL:y nine Representatives from the Empire
State WHO voted to preserve its peace, have truly
rele ctso the wishes q the People Of dat ATE,
the FIVE 10 whom ! sllode have misrepressated
them Both csrgot be right, |. is moral inpos
sitility.
an authorised to state that il IA not true thai
the Hon THOMAS CoRwiS ever offered the OIL - Il
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury TO Mr.. 0GDEs
OF your city. II the offer ever was mide, il was
b. those v ho had no authority from Mr. Coawm
fof 40 doing When the place is filed il will be By
sr,hsble, undertaking National Wig. wbo VII
brig both reputation and confidence to the Office
This morning, the President nominated to ths
Senate a. Lcisn Agent Tor the Utshs in 0regoa
Territory, ME- EDWARD COOPER OF your city. His
familiarity with the Iodan character, and the ex
perieucs he has rad in studying their habits, man
ners, &c. renders this selection peculiarly jadi
cicus one. He will doubtless be so fortified VIII
testimonials ON other tribes to give him most
favorable opportunity in carrying oas one great Or
iect OF the Admit stra.ion the exsiuguishment Of
the Indian Titles to their lands, or at least Por
tion Of them in the vicinity OF Utah and the SAT-
Lshe. TIE journey wiz be tedious one. and IA
order 70 get through this season, be will have 70
depar. at cree His nomination will be acted upoa
By the Senate dire ty. The friends ofMr CoofaR
throughout your State will feel gratiied, an con
fdeut, q. bic selection for that important trust
Iamsorry to learn that Hon. Jas Brooks has
given bis friends in this city to understand that uu
der no circumstances whstever would he consent
that bis name should bs presented sgsln Ia bic
District fer nomination to Congress. TIE bold and
fearless stand he took in exposing the GALPHu
outrage, and maintaining thassho wh's- ----a
under no crcum st.r oe. be held responsible for II
gained for him the regard and confidence Of bis
political friends al over the Union. And his AMI
form course wbile in Congress has been tina. which
his party might expect from faithful aud consist
ent conservative Wing.
ghe struggle over the nomination OF Mr. Ew
BANK, in the Executive Session. has been q warn
one, and bis fate MY be determined before the 3D.
iournment of The session this evening. There are
strong parties on The ground. from your State.
MsssscluseIts and Rhode Island, exertins all the
Influence in their power, the one for bin, and the
other against him No nomination that has been
disposed Of this session has created more feeling
among the outsiders than has this
Among the cobfirmations made yesterday was
that OF Mr. LATHRoP as Navy Agent OF this Dis
irict snd of Col. WILLIAMS as Postmaster ct De
troit Michigan. NEW oHAsh-