The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20
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MR.. WEBSTER AND THE GEORGIA CONTEMPORARIES
TRIBUNE AND ABBOTT LAwRBNCH--THn TARIFF
GENERAL SCOTT AND THE LUnDY's LANE CELs-
BRATION, ETC.
srEcrAL coHREsrorDErcE YORK HE,ALD.
WASHINGTON suly 49, 1862.
The from Georgia Is disa strous to Mr. webstcrs
hopes, and his friends here declare lie will not
cept the nomination Of fragment Of the Union party
1t was promised he to be the first and only
choice The question may therefore be consdered
tied and Mr. websters Boston friends will be gratfed
by his acceptance of the mission to England Phe cod
fsh fmeute will afford excellent for his change
OF mind, and the difficulty may be regarded adjusted
What does the Tribune BY denying that Mr..
Lawrence has asked for his recap Yhe fact is known
here not only by his official note but by private loters
received from hlm, and also communicated to his bus
partners in Boston. He will return ut furthes in
October
The Senate, in Executive session confirmed Russell
Paymaster in the Marine CORPS after good deal o
opposition.
spasmodc attempts will be made from time to time,
this session, to modify the tariff.
Senator James has given notice of his long promised
bill Nothing however, will be effected.
General Scots intended trip Niagara Is viewed with
concern by most of his thoughtful friends aud strcuy
efforts are being used TO induce him to aban0cn it, but
he has made up his mind. KY n.
SECRETARY CORWIN-FREE SOII. MOVEMENT IN OHIO
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Secretary Corwn is expected back morrow or Wed
nesday.
John Vaughan distinguished free soil politician of
Ohio and senior editor Of the Cleveland True Democrat
who has been shiverng in the wind for time past
inclined to support Scott has resumed his former position
of thorough going free soiler Some sensation had
been produced here by the report that he the Te
Democrat had been bought by the wings for fifteen thou
sand dollars
The free socrs of Ohio moving for a State Conven-
ton to which John p. Hale is to be invited. b.
THE TEXAN Observation-Disclosures.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852
General Hamilton publishes card to the Texas credi-
tors in which he says it is useless to struggle longer
the full amount Of their demands and calls all who
willing to accept the portion offered by Texas to in
form him Of the fact at Washington to enable him
to memoriaize Congress to relieve from suspension tho
So 000000 detained and to procure the money for the
creditors practicable. Such compulsory ac-
ton will not deprive the creditors of future appeal to
Texas and the United States for the balance Of their
claims
Henry M. Howard has been appointed naval officer Of
Charleston s. g.; Nathaniel Jackson surveyor at New
buryport, Mass, Alfred Palmer surveyor of Urbana Va
Hume l. Hill surveyor of Memphis Tenn. and Nicholas
Dubois surveyor of Milwaukee Oregon
The Committee on Finance in the United States Senate,
have published card deciding that government are
lot bound to make up to the creditors Of Texas tho
difference bet ween the rate to which ha. reduced
the debt, and the nominal value Of her securities.