The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

GEN GADsDEN's VIEWS OF HIS AMENDED
TREATY 1t il well known that the United
States Ser ate v,ry materially modified the
treaty az originally agreed upo' between Santa
Anna and Gen. Gadsden-frst, by cutting down
the territory proposed TO DE coded about one
bnlf and secondly, by cutting the price pro-
posed he paid for 1t. in the same ratio-that
i. from twenty to ten millions. Gen. Gadsden
dos not approve of this reduction Of the area
Of territory, and in letter published in the
Charleston Is. CO. Standard thus defines his
leading objections He says
that government fMsxico) offered in the domain ac
qu,'d railran route Son'hern enterprise to take
hole ~ possibly additional territory Inviting che
expsr rion Of IT'S pseul,sr in-ti uti-ns The
treaty has be- ~mssc lated compromised between
pfi,a cola'i ana s-c ronsi or~jadcss
The oiuer Ia have unsettled ell most Of the is
bet~e.D the two government; valuabe positions
and or'eDsb,e points sscuJen under the bounGsrv
red have been Abandoned and ,his, with
oter rer Il agreements which had been harms oized
WI, long have tn ~ rsoe-ned tor future Mt
end un"er nspc.s prnb-bly not favorable were
tbose ~hich induced or Influenced their settlement
All Of which is quite reasonable aad very
likely to tie the care. "Private speculation"
was mixed up with it. Can Gen. Gadsden in
form III how far Inc Kitchen Cabinet were i'm
vi cateuy Ere long rec our ''disagreem 'ntsN
with Mexico are to be 're-opened," and "under
auspices probably not az favorable as those' OF
the eseDt Mexican dicta or. That is to say
Gen. Gads den is Of the opinion that Santa An
mas government will not be likely to last
longer than his ten milliOns, and that then we
shall have all the work To do over again. We
think 70 too; but We also think that ten mil
Ions lave been saved by the Senate amend
ep1s, though the other ten millions have been
thu own away.
flaming THE FRE-THE Docs LET LOOSE
Our abolition philosophers Of the elder Sc.
wsId organ Of this city, after aiding in the &C.
ditiou- work Of the Saratoaa disorganizers dis
appointed demagogues, abolition divines, aboli-
ton in6dels, and abolition fanatics; and after
pronouncing their business at the Springs we'll
done, are now engaged Ia putting and blowing
themselves isto tremendous rage, in their
efforts to fan the Saratoga combustibles into a
coDtuming fire The following Is an extract
from the Tribune -
MICRO DoasJhe subscriber win keep, at the pl4nta.
tioD OF Mr. Young In the county Of BraEora the ces
DRAFTED pack Of negro Dogs formerly owned By Mr. john
Glsscoth Price es,chinga negro s25 % per day
j. POKcICE
The rack APP ear n be veterans in the art; they
are /" ceebsstet In Mr. Edward Everett'a maiden
speech Ia Congress, 20 said there was no cause ne
wUulo SON shoulder mu-ket for as u put do sn
On ibsu re ,tinD Of slavery. or course Mr.. Eve EFT
W MO bot object 70 the negro dogs a. part Of the
institution.
From certain publications of this sort in the
came journal, heretofore, the genuineness the
above advertis. ment may be doubted But
Why this iDsidinus thrust at Edward Everett
He has retired from the dirty arena of politics
to The seclusoD ofhs library. Even there does
he still stand in the way of W. H. Seward aud
bis new coalition ? Is he, too, to be hunted
down with abolition dogs at five dollars per day