New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-11
Cass's ResaiutiCB and the HunEaT1aB- Ar
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I The fate Of Gea Cas- resolution is sealed.
II had nj been srangied in rs incipienoy b. it
author the nursing il eceired sr the hands % 9 d
| FoorI would have consigned II t. premature
/ death BIZ kISG q Alabama Wi take efoJHC
AGAINST j, and Col BFSToS now designs makin'
speech ga opposition 10 itl passage NJ Car
p0rS win vote against 90 though he 'yi4 not speak
uuon tie question doubt whether II receives O..
exceed fifteen or sixteen votes inthe senate o.,
iies Of Mr. FooTf sttemptine ~ reply TO Mr. CIkI
has something 50 ridiculous about IT o. 10 eActo
the risiLc faculties Of even tie most obdurst- p5r
t,ssn ON his side IN that body
The resolution offered by Gov SLWAnD ti1.
morning has something TANGIBLE about IT. oui -
worthy the he al and heart OF 10, oistins au
thor The elevated tone OF sympathy expressed
for the Huuearans the Just midi nation e,iuced
toward Austua and Russia for their barL1rous
treatment oi the HUNGARIAN prisoners of war-thc
cordial and heartfelt invitation 10 los, refugee q.
seek home and an asylum DO ar midst. $40 matte.
m what portion OF the world they may be- scattered
aud the mode suggested OF tesui,ine b.. r sub,Jiu.
home by donations Of the public lands exhibit hon
waIml, the ,iups OF GOV SEWARD sr- enlisted
ia behalf OF the oppressed OF every cIIHe. IL wa.
some such proposition "a tins TINT Mr. Cay eN.
pressed desire a. see brought before the senate
and IT the sympathy 50 prodisaIlv expressed bN
Messrs Cas- and FooTE was NOT entirely mock
sympathy lct them abandon the mere shadow con
tanned pa the resolution under discussion aud of
the substance proposed substitute DIS Go,
SEWARD. We VIII see, when Stewards rcsoiI-
tom comes mp hoW inuch sympathy Is really cutter
tanned ior "a. Huuqariuus by Mo,srs fooTr ut
CAss.
When that resolution was hfst introduced il
Gen. CASs ! gave him credit Ion sincerity OF pur
pose 90 least Bat laDfs have come O. Ilht ltllD
tho par twenty tour hours that prove political ,a.
if,d was the Chief inducemeut with him aad tjal
sympathy tr Hungary Was bat of sec0udar,
cons liberation Yesterday the Loco Foo Convex.
tiou assembled ia OHIO ton the purpose 81 iuiuiuat
ing state 0ih,crs eud u dispatch was sent by I,lt
graph from this cliy urging upon hat Cou,cnilou
that resolutions be adopted sustaining Gen CAS- in
The introduction of his resolution into the senate
and The course he bad adopted ln relation thereto
THIS TACT demonstrates, that 1t vas political cap.ta
Gen CAS- WAS IA quest o. Nud hot the airsiat
q tie wants aud distresses Of the oppressed Hun
csuns GoN SEwAEu's proposition requires uo cu-
dogsemcnt Of a caucus, Reluctantly gwen uy uriefs
from the cas- OF W asiEgtou 10 csrnes upon Dts
Itself t. the approbation and willing assent OF ever
liberal and feeling citizen
The President Yesterday communicated g. IA,
House. IA answer 10 NJ NENABIrs resolution oil
the information sought. that II was Ia the power ~
amy OF the Departments 90 give touching the organ
IL aiion Of California into State Government *
A. soon as they can be procured copies OF The
most interesting portions o. The documents Wi te
iorW ardod 10 Won
The pertmscious refusal ci at,w Southern " hcs
To &C. ior Mr. loorF OF VI Is Clerk ~ he hous.
OF Representatives has ereaiiv oXa spefatei uuia
ben d. ourinouds iromtho Free states WHO through
cat have acted in GOOD iath toward the Sout.
Georgia ENJOYS the uucNlabIe uotouety Of hs,iur
defeated M W nthrop and North CORONA IS JAP
IDLY acquiring The same distinction by defeating o
Wing for Clerk because torsooth he does not come
irom south oi Mason and Dixon line such mani
test injustice and objectionable ihoefahty is aot
calculated to s0oth the excited feelings that the
pethdN Of few Southern men have already created
la the Nhis ranks IA Congress. | hope the couu-
try VIII mark these ilhbcrR men that hereafter
when sectional prejudice falls hesyiy upon Souti =
ern men, the South may know where 10 laN me
blame ! All only confirmed ~ Whist l have before
written you. that whether the struggle Is l0ng or
short the result Viii rebound % the benefit VI our
opponents
The defeat ~ Rev Mr. SiI,KR S. Chaplain g.
tie Senate by the castns vote ct tie Wee Presi
/ dent seems a. have given 81 unusual degrOe c
qualification H. a large C.rc,c II both political par
ties Many regsrded thst he had to- much .,
fan merged the Ambsss ador Of the Most Hish M,
the housing politician and tina, defeat might
tend 10 q restoration on ms part q that humility
ana meekness without which the cslhne u cler
cymau IS brought into disrepute Mr. sLICER had
confidently relied upon success snd his unlocked
.Ot defeat Is one II thoss political disappointment
% which all politicians sre hen t. Rev NJ Svt
IER who succeeded IS the rector q TRINITY Charcl
IL this city aud one q the most popular and use
iul cergyntn IN the Distrc, Ils cho,,e could
uot have been more Appropriate
Nr pic KI>soN's resolution 81 inquiry o. which
] alluded IN M letter O. yesterday has oot yei
passed the Senate. nor 30 believe that Il WI
ungi he 50 alters lis phrSseo.0sy - 20 give Y the
usual direcuo2--to the President and lct 4 a
member Of the Cabinet The reply 10 It vii b,
seat 70 the Sensfe within twenty four hours sfter
ITS passage ALPHA