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party and Crtsnden is hostile because he cannot ride TO

party and Csnden ID hostile because he cannot ride 70
Is believed there will be majority of from six 70
ten IN the Senate on Mr. Sidels thirty million Cuba pro-
position In the House there sucient data 70 cal
the Sf ssna Aoo oa
this question will be overbaanced by the liberaty and
patriotism Of members Of the opposition A. in the case Of
With regard to the other great question Of the
session.-the financial condition OF the government
reissue q Treasury notes = The sdmnssraiion ion
Should any change take place, however, which think b
not probable, it will be merely temporary one.
claims at such critical time in its struggle with the
church party and when has MEANS Ia not regarded
with favor In Washington. In fact, s that this s
but deep political movement against the liberals The
most extraordinary feature Of this movement is while
they force into terms Of payment Of their claims against
Mexico This but another proof OF the Of
France and England to interfere the affairs Of this CONT
nent and TO checkmate the United States in the natural
growth OF It's influence the other States Of America
England has placed us apparently under @ for an
sthmus route OF Nicaragua, and now 1t looks as if
shall have to be indebted to her for whatever may
WASHINGTON Feb. IA, 1850.
Lane Fdrorte for the Charleston Nomtnation-Thayers
Gams with the Southern Democrdts-Do,ylas Daily Los
ing Cdas-Sta0 Party at Posnastr Gen. Brosuss, dc.
inside track for the Charleston nomination for the Pres
Adency, Mr.. Buchanan has highly complimented the
GsnerabyssxiDg on Saturday evening that he was 60
true statesman, gallant and patriotic soldier, whose
future would be more glorious to him and his country than
the past had been" One would infer from the Presidents
language that General Lane the Senator elect from Ore
gon was his choice for the succession On Saturday even
ing General Lane serenaded at Browns Hotel by the
Marine Band Over four thousand persons present.
Ell Thayer who voted for the admission Of Oregon was
seenaded at his residence by the same party for his nde
pendent course in support of the bill in the House.
To Ihayer and Stephens Of Georgia. ascribed its sue
cessul passage in the House If Lane is nominated at
Charleston, Stephens of Georgia. will get the nomination
for Vice President II he wants IT, rumored to-day
that Thsyer will act hereafter with the democrats upon
all questions Of Importance. The republicans aver that
Thayer 10 playing shrewd game with the Southern de.
mocats by which he will have their and conf
dence and then establish colony Of Yankees in Virginia.
whose blood win eventually nterminge with that of
theF F. " e, and be the means Of making "Od Virgin
ny" not only the Of Presidents but the Mother
OF industrial men," Douglas is losing every day.
and il questionable whether he gets ten votes in the
Charleston Convention IT, on the Cuban ISSUE now be-
fore he people OF Connecticut that State carried by the
democrats, Toucey will be a formidable man at
Charleston.
Aaron V. Brown who gives stag partyu on the leh
inst party TO all the members of C0ngress) 10 working
bard TO secure the affections of the various cques and
factions OF the democracy but to =in his plans
to 40 so The stag party referred to above is his last
move.