New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Presidents Me--age-t'cn. Cas,-lir. Clny
The Cuban Expedition-The HunEnrians.

I The Presideut'- Me--age-t'cn. Cass-lir. Clay
The Cuban Expedition-The HunERrians.
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The MESSAGE Of tie President IS very generally
received with marked appreciation, save among
those who may be classed as ultraists. one divi-
son Of whom are under the lead of CALHOUN and
CLyxEys and tie other under tie cad OF I'D.
Drsos AID HALF. Itnettles Gen CAss also. cood
deal as il deprived him OF large fund Of thunder
that he had been carefully outstanding for his own
consan pt.on IN the very speech be Is now INJECTING
upon the county as wei as the Senate
II seems TO be vel understood among the more
confidential Of his friends that this the last SET
speech Gen CAS- viii make in the Senate prcvi-
oIs to his resgn.ng as seat and returning TO the
BODY Of his constituents His great effort is So 70
reconstruct the platform contained il his Nicho,soa
letter so as 70 enable both himself AID his party 70
stand upon Il IN Is5a at which period be hopes TO be
more successful as a candidate than when defeated
b. Gen TAYLOR Gen Cas- however S notwithout
hopes that the Legislature OF his state VIII rec ect
IA m although he has made direct issue with them
upon the constitunonalty Of the W.'mot PUyis0
"a well as the policy o. It's adoption. even L the
constitutional objection IS obyiated
Should he not succeed IN beinc zen. back. II J.
then conceded that Hon. RoBERr McCLELLASD
late member of Congress and who was swindled
out OF the domination for Governor NJ Michigan 10y
tie friends Of the present Executive, viii be b.
successor. lie IS a. out and ont Free Sober, ana
sdecded friend Of Internal Improvements so Tar
at least River and HsrbOr appropriations are
concerned
Mr. CLAY designs addressing tho Senate while
tbs resolution Is under consideration. and ~ some
i Is asserted he Wal follow Gen. CAS-. Let him
one as viii do honor 20 the country and % the
are IN winch he lives have good reason for
making the statement, that the Message OF the
President meets with his iIl and cOrdia. appruba
ton and that the course Indicated by Gen. TAr
LOR, Mr. CLAY concurs that compromise : pre-
scented winch ought 70 satisfy the reasonable c1-
uectai ous Of all sect Ons of the non.
Mr. THOMPSON OF Miss, viii gain about as much
by the passage OF his resolution calling ar nior
nation IN the breaking up Of the Cuba expedition
by this Administration as Mr.. NENABLE reaped
In the answer that has Just been made public, %
bis California and New Mexico resolution Our
opponents will lind that the Administration SHeT
a great deal more about the movements OF the
conspirators than they ooud wish for aud II the
attempt is renewed those who are at the head OF
this maraudng expedition Will not be let of rs
easy rs they were before. Gen TAYLOR Will not
consent directly or indirectly t. the Stealing Of
Cuba, Canada, or any other fragments OF foreign
soil II the people OF the United states want
Cuba, they must get it IN an honorable, open and
above board manner. or not a. all while tins Adj
minlstration IS IN power. Secret as al their move
ments arc. they are not 50 much 50 but what the
Administration is fully and promptly advised OF
every step taken by these Cuba adyenturers.
The Huncsrlans were as gratefully as they were
arreeably surprised 70 hnt that long ere they
reached this city such instructions had been for
warded rom tho State Department T. our Minister
resident NJ Con stautinopc IS believed will have
the effect of securing a sure and safe conduct T.
Kossuth and his brother refugees from the Turkish
domiuions 10 our own free and happy land. The
friends OF the oppressed Hungarans may rely that
our d diplomatic interference will be pushed t. the
very verge to release such of their brethren are
detained by the Sublime Porte, and TO secure their
transit 70 this country In what has been done in
this matter the goodness OF heart both the part
ot the Secretary of state and the President has
been manifested in a most striking manner. won
der IL Loco Foco curiosity is not anxious 10 learn
the character Of the Ius ructIons given 10 our Minis
ter at ConsantTople IN regard 10 the release c the
Haugarans II they are, let them call for the IN
formation, and In political point OF view they viii
reap another harvest like that they have gathered
IN the California affair.
The Senate confirmed unanimously the nomlna
ton of Justin Butterield Commissioner Of the Cen
eral Land Office at the Executive Session OF YES
,erday He was the victim that was designated
by the Washington UHion as the first to be offered
ap BIZ Democratic Senate IL part atonement iorthc
.bufcierV OF Mr. EWING. The unanmty with
which he was confirmed shows the extent VI the
influence OF the Union with its own party IN that
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