New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON
Annexation south-36- 3G-Thc Union Of the
states was agreed 10 means CT
AboIshinR -lavery-Rducntion in Hun
gary-C anada Eleciions-LaEd Reform and
Young America.
-ouespolcencs q he Tr.cgae
WAsHIvsTcV M01dsv. Marc :


Younz America.
CoresPoldencs q he Trosae.
wAeHlvsToS Mondsy Marc
Cou7s7s.ug with a Southern man yesterday, be
t,'d ne tas. they had not done with Annexation
south aud Wes, yet. that II Chlnuahla was net
protected b. Mexico from Indian and other assaults,
she would ask admission INTO th.s Union. and would
Be received that n 60 30 was 70 be adopted ss
th- compromise Inc. Chihuahua, aat and rolling
and admirably suited or slave labor. would make
aue fine slave States. and thus preserve the bal-
aace Of power. IN spite OF population Nortn. De-
ia ut have added.
NJ CANPBrLt. p few days ago. 10 the House. held
W the autographs Of WAsHlSGroS, PATRICK Has
- Ben HARRIs1y, Z o aadJOHy RUTLEDGE, r.
n LEE. CAsAR RODNEY, JoHN adams. and a. The
other members Of the hrst American Ju.ou. IN Con-
gress assembled az Philadelphia Oct. ~ 1874
dec sriug under the sacred ties % virtue honor.
and love OF our country,
That W.. sei,ber nupoyt Ja,eaaie any siIte -
Tovfe1 qffe' fhe Gy'' DIV Of Decems0 nef afer ~rc
mo - vii t-s9lv di.o11fiaue he Ilre fr1fe and
-e'aer be concerned 1 It Ourselves nor W $50 hire our
vessels se or commo1 -es or man aclTes 20 noe"
who ore concerned il if'
All who should violate that agreement for stoo.
ping the extension of Slavery we've O. be- bed AZ
unworthy o.. toe rights Of irccmcn and lImcaI g.
tha liberties 90; Tins country
Il so happened that Georgia bad no Delegates
o. jan p, I175, she proclaimed her sentiments
however. page 1876, American Arcmyes as i'.
lows
Eve ne Representative Of the extensive D.irc Of
D1rcn in he colony Of Georgs. having n0w assembled l
Of said D.trc freed from -heir f-Her- d. resolve
r. .s-- fie c0rd nat acf is71eseof b. 4HB o7
49,, v,vFlsr. NJ et1ierer cie4's language oonIielio
hereby declare our cssn Frooat o1 sQd 9biorrsace % r
u44t1r1i gyaetcc ~ slavery 80 America. lho~eFef ine
Hrcltft'ed .ae OF "li country 'i putf -i-o' 1s n
pra1 flT b.. pracace t0paded rayFsf'oe r7f
c,vefp and hghlp i1agsyons % 01f loefu- 60 We a-
lives deb0tHg part Of feHow below men.
and ccsp'iap tc tirfe and morals oi .ne rest and q a
pray A- AiitHF ,o c,n.inI .o ~ ~ = ~
very wrong o. nndauOu. We therefore he1oits ~ aH
10 utmost ea6eGrorf i0r - MdHl1iffi3r ~ '4f
inr for ,fe master and themselves"
Vet the Representatives OF Georgia. ~ l-5'
stand 1p pa Congress aud assert without blush.
that they have q right to h.l new territory now
tree aud uutrodden by tine loot Of man. with Their
Slaves as property. same rs their cattle and as
90 have said property represented lu Congress
b enable It % vote down the repres
OF lreemen,' Our national capita. s Save
market In the shambles of which native born
brethren are daily offered FOR sale, while The stars
aud stripes float over the mos, wicked OF al com
msrce--the traffic m men and women,
Ata meeting Of the ireeh0ders OF Cuipepper
County Va. Henry PENDLEToN, moderator d" 10
consider Of N, mast .7ecfire method ~ preserrf ne
rictts ami hierticS n Amerc0. held al the Court
fa % . v
Reso 3D. Il4f ne msoyiing sLsra and servan,
Is yf9uf 70 me CokHg rs % obraets 20 IoJaLIl'n n o.
wiM t'cfmea and asffn4 manWdfiW@t ana nat ~ eA
yg,,,d'
On the same MONTH Archives o0o WASH
iSGroN Do the char. Fairfax County q. passed q
Ike resolve
The Virginia state Convention assembled OF
Williamsburg August 1874 They
-heioed " viii ue,hsr ourselves import nor purchase
auy -te slaves imported 1 any other person aie m
ar-f day Of November Tex either from Afroa ih' Ne'i
iadie', M Iag other place Page 6al
Slavery was a crime they would buy no slaves
from any place Now. We have counterfeit
Patrick Henry IN the He0ld no oonnexion ct him
sho cried " GUcn LIREKIY. 0r gro wf DEATH
hut "a spurious hunt the slave aud chain hun sort
oi character iustiiying a Southern revolt almost,
do case this abominable system % get rad OF which
the old Colonies revO.ted IS not uyetted on the
ARREST portion OF the New World, for the sake oi
gain 800
The Press in England during the profgsto reign
OF the second Charles vas c0erced as much as that
o, France IN her worst times Roger l. kstrange
set up a paper IN London m tsl, IN which he sad
that a citizens skull was bat thing - try the
temper Of a soldiers sword upon II no better
set Tor an enemy to Slavery Extension IN some OF
our American States
Nj BUEL of Micmgans speech on Hungarian
Independence IS published in pamphlet form Il
reads better than IL was spoken. The House Is
il adapted for hearing aud would answer better
Tor musical entertainments than oratious. The eyi
can be cured however # somebody would make
tae attempt. Mr. y. quotes Bishop HEBER thus
" Ia the general diffusion oil know ledge Scotland
itself yerhaps falls short OF Hungary. The shlei
population are the Sayonic and Magyar races
thev speak Latin very well, and use II almost as
much as their vernacular, but learning has never
been IA ss progressive state IN Hungary as twas
IN Scotland IN ls0l the time referred to by the po'
eticsi Prelate.
see in the Tribune and Herald, a Geographic
announcement: Toronto, Feb. % Mr. HALToS
vas nominsted Yesterday as the Government can
iiiste" The Herald asks what office Mr. Hal
TON was nominated FOR. | VIII explain
Last Wednesday al Dundss, Head OF Lake
Ontario, Mr. WETENHAIL, an Enghshman,. who
has accepted an office called Assistant Commls
sioner OF Public Works which Mr. CANERoN,
now M the National here, about Reciprocity
vacated two months since, after keeping i Nv
wears 0s tina at - 500 e. $1,000 year. declaring,
that 1t was useless, was nominated az ~ repre-
sentative 81 the rich and pouulOus county OF Hal
ION. his acceptance OF the Odce Of Commissioner
having vacated has seat Ia Assembly. HIS opponent
is Mr. CALEB HoPKINs. al old gentleman from
the United states bat long a resident IN Halton
who viii be likely 20 get the support Of the Cana
dian opposition Tory, Radical and Annexatoulst
The county Is iarge,--nonc but land owners can
vo,o. and the result Of the polling wal show The
strength oi the Ministry Ia that quarter. CALLS
viii poll a good number, but | think he VIII hardly
Dust WFrENHkLL. though Il is not impossible that
h. may.
have seen no extract from THADDEts STEVEN
admirable speech. in Tie Tribune, nor has Mr.
MooEE, Land Bill been published / sent you
a copy II 10 by mail Young America thinks GOV
BRoWNs bli lar ahead OF D0UGLAs and HoUsroN
me asures, bat expects better bl yet Perhaps
be- means MOOREs The getting OF Tree lands 'or
the people to cultivate, "a the wilderness. Is
measure second 70 none that can come before this
Congress rot the Unsuitable S0uthren dealers IL
and bovers aud sellers OF Americans. men. women
and children , VIII allow nothing 60 be talked o
here but their nonopol y-notlts continuance. where
10 IS for that S t.eir affair but IS extension
where 10 Is sbhorred, that they may thereby conrro
the 40, cram ent oi the Mon
Mr.. Calh0un's speech.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHiNGroS. Monday, Marc . $50
Tie knowledge that M Cahouns long promised
speech was this day 70 De read. early crowded the