New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-17
NUMBER 29S.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

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80 " s,oeie is'o'.''s alone sne i'ieho5 :"
.',s anel =. ~ 'hs ..y anu Nem Aorh' ine treaty
80 70, .ne Dan,nps "a ~. narcy-ies Terms dies
'a'ea " MN lol 'ne purpose OF giving the nnishlng
ssioAe as ne 70 sne cause OF progress on
.ne oeisf1i Ainericah issnraas. r. Dailas was but
'Ao ~. :, aif ..si marcy .-ry1
lug run IS, az reses on me su9lect are just 80
Au.n "as'e paps. .ne oias aoii,nuiner treasy oe
.s'eu 'ne very o'seot was lh'shaed 70 secure ana
.he present .featy, had peen fstihed would rave
iv.o'aIea oaay "l'noue tne sagntest hestaney
ny po'n "a .ne hign contracting pastes zen. Quss-
han WIN 'ne sagaei'y anu WISDOM "hch dstngulsa
an hls hih LEE nal On me mead, ana
iarnshed the only true key TO the solution Of this
Wnoie cen.rai american eonpheahon when he pro
posea an apsoia'e and uncondltional repeal of the
neulla.y Jaws. No1nlng eise VIII meet me require
i'en.s VI Aheio-Amercan eVleszation ana progress
anu " .hls conpie4lon u laass 1neSltabiy come at
i".. Ane s soohef 'ne Detter. .sa a qa. ,I
Ane ooanttee on foreign heat,ons VIII send the
fr1o{ 49, Lool- - IT. Er.L
treaty Dach TO MI DaDas, with Suggestions OF import
AM anu naserlal amendments. in iact, II another
tfeaty oe MADE az ALL II VIII have 70 be commenced
de nouo. IL would be no cause OF surprise, however,
II no further attempt we've made to subject the issue
OF the Central American struggle to the restrictions
Of paper conventions The arbitrameat of comnson
sense, and the eternal principles of justice and right
will decide this question sooner and more satisacto
ry than all the treaties Mr. Marcy and Lord Claren
oon may make from now till doomsday.
some have suggested that Mr.. Dallas will, perhaps,
resign when he hears OF the defeat OF the treaty on the
same principle That the British Ministry always re-
signs when it finds itself in minority in the House
Of Commons. But this is not probable. The treaty
is not Mr. Dallas, but Mr.. Marcy's. Mr. Marcy was
at the bottom of it, and there is no danger Of his
signaon, even If his term of service were not about
to expire, his chronic affection for the sweets of off,
cal life repel the suggestion of such probability
In this connection it is due to President Pierce, as
an act OF justice to him, to say that he has not ex
hlbited the same vindctive hostility to the Demo-
cratic cause in Nicaragua that Mr. Marcy has. Off
eially, he has without doubt, been influenced to
great extent by Mr. harcys suggestions. As an in.
dlvldua have little doubt that he sympathizes with
the efforts and struggles OF Gen Walker and his band
OF patriots Perhaps when he is relieved Of the
straint of official position this will appear in
mlstakabie manner. @ e'-a
1t Is also rumored, and generally believed, that the
senate has refused to confirm Mr. Harrison as United
states 'nase In Kansas, IN place OF Lecompte This
\ 'rue' II anotRer good deed that the Senate has
| aohe. -Ihe removal Oh Leeompte was demanded BY
uo'' yearly ho' lor any oehhquehey OF oihcal duty
out as 10 lie preJudlces OF the freesoii
eis Vi 'he 1errtofy' Inc senate OF TIE Un1tet
states canhot De made party 10 The personal IN
i'sues anu paey preJuatces oi man dressed IN th
htte prei autnof,ty OF governor OF territory. I'M
retentioh u Leeolnpte was que 10 eohtherh sent
'neht and soashefh rghts, and the Senate has acte
wisely IN contlnung MN IN ONCE by refusing to COL
urn amy oie as nis successor Mf' harr'soh Is doup
lessy very proper hlah-put thefe IS moral enect
produced pS the felsal 10 sanction the removal
Lecompte, "hich was due 10 the South, and due t
the em'grah's from the eouth VINO reside IN the lei
fltoly.
Mr. "eier yesterday IN tne senate reported mon
'ne ooiiiAi''ee VI Al'afy AnirS tle MOUSE Dill ~
ai VI 'ne pay Oh olncers OF lne army VIII
Sole 1t" not very Lia'ef.al amendments Inc oil
d WI, pe p"sseo III ie" Gays ana tlie amendments
w. w 0oneuiieu III py .le aouse' lnus Will an ae
VI lohs uei'yed lnsslce oe consummated.
1he HOUSE was engaged yesterday IN the conslde
ia'ion VI ierfi'otial business ana oa eood Gays
20 ~ -o" "AA -'''>' SAiiAeu ~ g
'nfo reau'ns pioSiung lor the construction OF TWO
wagon foaus 'hrousn 'ne Iertltofles 10 oalifofna-
one W coin'nehue a' for' hearney In Nebraska and
run via te south pass Oh the ROCKY mountains to the
eastern boundary Oh Calltorna near Honey lake
ana 'he o1ner IRON I'll faso on the Klo Grande, tc
rort hupa' AZ tne mouth OF the lila rVer. Ihls Is
an .hat tne Eienus OF racine railroad can accom-
push at the present session. and IS as much indeed
'iley nave any r'ghs 10 eApee1. lhese wagon road
VIII serve all the lmmeaiate necessities OF our com
iieree WIN Tue faclc' lhey VIII De pioneer
Vi iaifoaa' II at any inture tlme the 9oVefnmen
,, shoslla undertake 10 constructo ohe.
ihe nouse has recently lnl'lated the praetlce
noia's n'sn' sess,ons' WHICH Is great economy
sne inese n'sn' ses'ions si'e 'ne iiehipeis un VI
poi 'oi'y y, ii"Ais Poi''eai speeehes' "hlcn otne
w.'e s "ou.u "'aoio 'aiu'D' ''ie uuiins 'ne ua
'ei9 ~" no'noeis a''ehu-'"enIy VI ehl'y pefnat
-anu ''e speeehes peliis llaoe ior nome consuml
ti'n anu no. ior tne purpose Oh ehghtnh
'neA te',V" m 'h7 Is eoh' enei
fore the Honsa bnt ver, 1t+io ,ttan+io,, 10 oar
If it beinr oenera,lv understood tbot NJ, will
taken on it at the nresent session Init that the who
. subject will he turned over to Mr. Rnchanon,s adm