New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
sanctioned the movement and after further c,ayefsa
ior Hr MspgnIn wiling up % .ense of,he dune q

fhnCtifuto the mofFftbt dDus INTtu~s
iior, ar Mspgun waking up 20 ,ense of'he DANCE
rftcirifftc sectional agitation by n 80 ~ iud'fn-
fihe profcrpion, fBd the Senate bad hen ra-sed,
tud ihe deed as 10 b. done the next Excltve day
lie produc, meHOrsnda containing The names Of Senl-
ton ulO acre committed to vote against be cDnlrna
tim Among these tie only Nhiz- whom Sc ooE
member we're Mr. Herrick 81 Maryland ard MIR II n
demon, Of Mbsissippi, though there We're othe-l M
CIv deprecated the movement, Ard would vote Mr..
Evertus conf NATION but intended 20 give sen, vote.
j. was urged by ~ So who -oucLthe rejection o. NJ
Everett. that b. y.s uofa 81 % LrgO'lat- cues
tiobs then TendIg with Great j. in. ia which ihe
Slave States we're arc iy interested. Conscious thi
these hi,cton "a Mr J.. uufO1n3rd, and 20 tl
st ~ waE'on and iIiCrrsnt would array lia N1r
apsJst tie South Mess Moreh-ad and Mangum Frrs
urged 70 iuttrpose earnestly rgaiasr II This the r
,oly,d 10 90, al tey SAID hat would require strong
effort to rosista forosone conclusion
Asrcees'ion made 10 which those gentlemen cor
culre6. This iLat le iTess should be brOa-ht 40
bear upOn the ScIate 1t would BE- nrcessan, hoSever
that the question should not W. had been set
tied The first Executive day. and Mossrs. N. aad NJ
promised {" arrange that
We lef Mr. Moreh id lodgings A. II O'Clock a. night
for tie lodgings OF the Hon. Christopher Morgan then
mentcr Of the House of Representatives, With whom
We TAT to work writing letters, eXf sig he coalition
Vbieb had been formed TO reject r Everett, AMI adj
mODishng those who we're implicated, II the consr-
quences ofther infatustOn upon Themselves and upon
The harmony ard welfare Of the Union
Lerers were written 10 journals az Alexandra. kch-
mold Baltimore Wilmington. Philadelphia Nes-lor
Boston &c, &c. This duty occupied the whole niglt
The letter. were deposited in a mail bag kept open az
Browns Hotel Just before sunrise, aud IN season for the
departlne mails stroug, sLd in some places inlig
nsut public sentiment was aroused which came back 20
Washington in season 10 exert Wholesome influence
upon q e senate.
Mr. Lyerctt's non iDaton was confirmed II Mr Clay
spol on the que.On he changed bis purpose either ~
the solicitation If Messrs Manguln and Morehead W.
were Bic warm personal and political friends or Ia r.
spOLse to ubeguyocal popular sentiment that doomed
tito Washington IA eel from the South as from the
North
These ave briefly, the facts in relation to the coitcn
form Cd to reject Mr Everett lLey are submitted as
al act Of Justice to two distinguished and veteran Wing
Senator's Who are entitled 70 the whole credit Of thwar
ing political conspiracy which would in $50, have
rusbod the country mo bitter sectional warfare
Y We do not see that this statement 'nvaidi 80
our OVn with regard to the agency OF Dir Cay IN de-
festng the rejection Of Mr. Everett. l. must have Re-
CURED several Wings beside Messrs Merrcs aud Hen
derson 10 have defeated Mr. Everetts conf In1on, as
the Senate then stood about 30 Wing and Conserv4ve
to 90 Opposition if Mr. Clay did at fret purpose 20
give silent vote in favor OfMr Egererrs condrmaon
(Which nay have been matter Of inference only Slth
Mr. Weeds ibfOIm nj il Is by means sur" that his
change ofgrrpose not spontaneous. or only evoked
by further confederation of the magnitude Of he evil
impending Me-srs. Morehead aud Mangum were strong
aud able men, but their influence with the Whig side Of
the Senate was not quite equal 10 Mr. Gays.
Ed. Tnb.