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The Nev.York Delegation and MIR. Roots
Resoiuti0n.
II. or r. wlHiSeros' TUESDAY

H. % r. WasHiNcr0s Tuesday feb D
To tAe Editor 9( The TribHHs
In your paper Of yesterday, containing the pro
ceedinqs Of the House on the resolution OF Mr..
Roor. instructinz the COMMITTEES on Territories to
-etort bill organizing Governments IN the Ierrto'
res acquired OF Mexico, and InterfctinS slavery
therein. occurs the following paragraph
The Delegation from New York think that The resolution
wss prsnStarely offered
know 40, who has in this matter, assumed 70
sneak for the " New York Delegation Though IL
mi ,bt NOT be difficult h tell who has on other occa
sions most oficiously and without authority, pre-
sumed 10 speak for that delegation on other sub
iects upon which there had been Just as little con
cert as on this-but the common constituency otthe
d. New York Delegation should know that their 70
representatives. as delegation have had no consul
taton in relation % that resolution ard have tnere
lore. authorized nobody 10 proclaim what they thihE
81 H. ,.L.
That sosas OF the New York Delegation thought
the Resolution was prematurely offered. tn.f
votes fully show but scqult each and all those
who voted 10 lay the same on the table. OF any
agency ia DECLARING or causing II ~ be understood
t6at thew uttered the voice Of the STATE. hach "i
those gentlemen is content 70 speak Tor himself IN
leSs authorized " speak for somebody else anu
eacb and all are able and willing 10 bear the IN
dt,idual responsibility OF their votes, have no
aonbt That the s. New York Delegation, assuch'
boyeyer did net think the Resolution was PremA-
tirsly offered. is equally apparent from an exam
nation Of the yeas and nays though am ires W
-,ofss, nv conviction that that record shows fewer
,e,,tive sotes than will b. satisfactory 70 the
Wbiy party II the State. ! am. yours @o- Z.
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Neu.Yerk Historical seeIery

fAe stated monthly meeting OF the Historical
ssy was held las, evening a rs Rooms IN Tie ln'ef'
syGo, BkAOiss IN the ChsT A'er ne CUSTOMARY pre-
aHsaaes lhe L,ersrsn Nj MoosE. announced TIE dor a
toss q sAs past mcnsl Amo1g them are nuu'oef o.
ss'y neresag ADD important recs Of lie cary hiso'S
Of 'ass coaunsai. Bnrsh and American The seessS,'
@Se Lsefsy 0; the Society are grow'aS rees' ye~t "
va We trust they may hos long 5e eSposea 20 zoe o.
- tron tie II ssessndsl hre-pFco Tecep'sele W
Ira
Ae Executive ComIltlce reported upon variety o.
e1sneSs Coming under their supervision. In acecruee
WIN ne Committees recommendation, Rev. Ssrotncs
sspnag. d ID and Nathan Carroll Esq wsre eoosiincd
sesent Lie Members o( the SoceSy-heving each Goa
uioaed 50 toward The Building Fund. The Annual Re
tte Domestic Corresponding Secretary, Hon James
w bessmsn, wss hen presented BY Mf. Bartleu. II
sosed lhai the Correspondence Of he Society. except
os business through the yesr, hss eecn unusually coz
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The Anfi-slavery ResoIution. and the North
ern wings.


CORES Oadeucc of I - Af1l-9
WAsHiSsros, Tuesday, tso ,
-rhs~. M, nes, AZ much excitement IN tsis City
Arising from the summary disposition made yes
tgrIay in the House Of Representatives, OF Tie Two
o,,r-,.itioo. OF Messrs RooT and GfDplSGs upon
the slavery question as many at d distance might
b.. "a 10 suppose. those Wings from the states
Of New.York. Pennsylvania, Ohio and hhode
r.,pd who voted for laying 10th sets Of resolutions
,non the table were governed b. tlf most patn
ono motives and without the slightest abatement
m arior or feeling saiHst the extension OF slavery
ander any and al circumstances
t. guard AGAINST misoonceptDn n this respect
and to defeat the unpriDoiPled designs OF the 1iifa
Free soil demagog1es who hope 70 gam sciat iron
the result OF the above vUtes, & may n0t be ont Of
rlace 70 enumsrate iew Of the motives which
governed the Wings from tire free States IN voting
as they did l. the first place, M Roor nitro
dace8 BIS resolution for bad purposes, purely from
,os,,.,,l cou.idsrasions AID without any regard
whatever 70 success or defeat Of the Pnnap'e n
VOWED II the proposition Tbs u evident ron 'ne
lact that. as originally introduced b hin' l. pro
y,,isd sor Territorial government over CaiIorois-
tbst hsd o-ranizsd Itself into state acopted a
e,,,stirutioa excluding Slavery, and under sach
Constitution asked admission INTO the mon such
men as FoorE CLEELSs and CAIsors' Of tie
senate. and vEsAsLI C0LcocK and SEDDoS, Of
~. House Of Representatives. were also struggling
- Sfeat the admission Of Caiornis into the nioB.
and ROor d iOuDd aiding and abesting them IN tina
scheme Though these two factions occupied The
extremes q sectional difference upon the slave
question, yet tAsy oOHeHrTe& ~ tie ~as@ O1leef,
which was to keep California out Of the Urnn
whether ss free slave State, IN osdeF mat ne
sgilatlon Consequent aPoa rs settlement might "
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NEcKoLoSr ros JAsuAsr--we have con-
p,ea ,hs allowing view Of he unsp h As Cry 40 he
r.. ,,A Or .. ses ths es1ns ofhe as ~e~a woald
Low Il vii prove vslasSs sasis q rsssssss Coz cor
garsru Of ths eosstax nonas 10 as hrs As's he ler
ton VII oocs be sTes'ed sy ne S~rna pfepou'sszse
ofth., sr,.,e.l .coarsrs consanpdca and lreAna.as
81 Ne Iaps,sho.e two assss-s hs,as ne esnss q
caarer q a. be dsahss
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Missouri Historical ond Philosophical -ociet,.

'
The sixth Annual Meeting OF the Historical aud
Philosophical Society Of N s.ouI he'd a. Jefferson
Civ o o. Sh alt Appropriate resolutions were adopted
noon e announcement Of Sc decesse AZ DE late ff'si
Ier, ~ the Society. W. f,NrHtLt. A '.l'iuh
gas submitted providing iur the appointment % Com.
riff.. of three io mumlra 10 the Legsia1fe uq'n uv
rfo9fety Of pIOtdlrc by law for cod"cimg nc sAis-
of thc products OF fe State both agricultural end mnerlL
ID. also c products % he forests 80 ~ sIch niofuano
be procur, al the hoe Of taking the State cens1.
The siausf.. af abe Satr hitherto Published have
.erp t1eager art ur-at.aeiorv Tho la-i Patent Once
.cpor. Rss ."ui die products of Mtsol an1 ~ h'
leat staples, hemp md tobacco f13Ao Hi-,iol .a" o'
leeu called The IropueT % collecting ana pp,Iiah-
such s,t-ucs and fhe Cemmssil ref OF fniehs n1- "
crlged no reports from Mssouu tvsn ihe vast dep9s
4 coal arc ouflpafHuvey unknown The society nAnuti-
more Lar hundred and thirty members, ana = ne nle
.st hhoHo manifested H. behalf rnsie not u WI sue
eed IN carrying rs principal ob Of c"ecnu-
snhodyng nrd preserving authentic shape thr ma
erals for d History OF ne stole
NIcARAsrA-Acoounts from Washington state
that The Nicaragua Question has been finally al
,nsted by Messrs CLAYTON end Bulwer. The n'ted
states retain the Island OF Tisre, and Mr. Bulwor
d,savows the proceedings OF Mr. Chatheld the
British Consul The Treaty Will be sent to England
by the next steamer
MlcHrsAv The Detroit Da,iy Commercial Bnr
le,,n OF the 2sth ult comes 70 US with the name a
Thomas H. Benton for President IA 1852
~ MIR WIN Dennis. Senator from III" Char
oitc District. has been elected Speaker of the Nu'
einia Senate 10 supply the vacancy occasloned by
the cscuatiou OF Mr. John w. Tyler
MErrI>G ~ BEHALF ~ kossUTH-A meeting
washed % Columbus Ohio on the lsi inst many mcmeefs
If ,h- Legislature being, when the following resolution
WIS adopted among Others
R-olted That this meeting earnestly urge upon The fes
leut f The United States add upon Congress, Ia eNefcse
.her utmost power to procure The liberation OF hcssui
Ia nssocates and family NJ The earliest FracucShe period
Also 10 sercede with Powers Of Europe for the hbea-
ION OF all HuneArisns IN captivity IN such manner a. may
se mos efficient aud speedy snt to provide them an a'
hum IN the United States
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RAJ NeAonnh hot W oS eeAoo-
SUPERIOR COuRr-Before Chief Justice Oakley
john q. ktsoa Mosss " Besohsro rseossr damages
gs g s's S hen h. s,s y . sss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
W rlLtGaipH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE
Aue,ion sale of Rio Coffee.

BfIT TNWFF,
A. the auction sale % Coffee to-day. the first
Nh hae. GA the catalogue were sold a. ia ID cents The
residue If the cargo Withdrawn consisting ~ AGO
baes Al offer was aerwsrd made n ~ CT and refused
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~ The Gloscest<r Tei<syaPA states thst NJ
lanes Pearson Of hat place zee esss elssssd csn
a. Ros.s a Rsplssssnuses o. csfors& ~'a sslsy o.
as per tsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-07

California, Oregon, md the sandwich is'"heS,
l. rybIshed the departure II each hai steamer 10
rtsras Price s.! CENTS per copy $500
w. GREELEY l. McELRATfi Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-07
kucpIcy Acquitted Of Murder on the Ground
of Insanity.

The following is the exact verdict just returned
y, the jury IN the murder t'a here for ue week
a., n BE- I,surs 20 say hat they fud hc prisoner
hsyid 4 Krsn.rv rot guilty. because are II opinion
and ind that be insane sttic Lne of committing me
ofrp.e chafgcd n the Indictment, ana ACCOUNT MN or me
ground oil such insanity" TAe Jury wef" ou 0ns h9Ni
enly There was much excitement Of The result r