New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
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tis position.
COZ MAKERS SPEECH.

His political followers are mucn olS'a'''H0u "''"
tis position.
COL. BAKERS SPEECH.
IT, .orcIpsion of Senator Bakers speech to-
5.v was eloquent and impressive, ana iuiiy Sus-
tanned the expectation raised by his argument
voterday. His felicitOus use of Mr.. Mason
fall On the floor, produced great sensation, ana
quite disturbed the pOuderOus gravity oi 'no
Virginia Senator.
40 MORE ORDNANCE TO BE SENT SOUTH.
An order was issued from the War Depart
cept TODAY countermanding Mr.. Floyds drec-
ton TO ship heavy guns South. One Oh 'ne
Forts for which they were intended is oare'!
above water, and therefore, it was only Sham
on his part to get possession of these guns Tor
future contingencies.
THE PHILADELPHIA sTAMP-oFFICE.
ARRANGEMENTS were recently made for remoY-
ing the Stamp Office from Philadelphia here, as
part of the necessary machinery OF the Post
Of;ee Department, and o room was htted up
for that purpose at q, cost of nearly $i,Voo'
The President, however, directed it to be re.
stored to Philadelphia.
MR.. LrNCoLN's INAUGURATION.
1t will relieve the apprehensions of those who
suppose difficulty will be encountered here in ILL.,
auguratiug Mr. Lincoln, to know that three com
panies of flying artillery are 10 be concentrated
at or near Washington, and that Gen. Scott will
superntend all the necessary arrangements for
preserving order if difficulty should be really
threatened.
g. thc Aasociated Press.
- WAsHIsoToS, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1851.
Mr Bnebam's bill, reported by him from the House
judiciary Committee to-day, provides whenever, by
reason OF unlawful Obeructions, combinations as
semblages of persons it shall become imprAcicsbe, IN
the ud men OF the President, to execute the revenue
laws and collect the duties on imports in the ordinary
wav IL shall be lawful for him TO direct the Gus ON
House for such district 10 be established and kept IN
any seure place within port or harbor oil said
district either on land or on board any vessel ana IN
fhat case il shall be the duty Of the Collector to reside
a such place and there detain all vessels and cargoes
arriving within the district until the duties imposed
tie earues by law shall be paid in cash, anything in
the laws Of the United States To tie contrary notwth
standing; and in such cases 1t shall be unAwfnl to
the vesee or cargo from the custody Of the proper
officer Of the Customs unless by process from some
Cont of the United States, and in any attempt
shall be made TO take such vessel or cargo bv any force
or combination or assembages of persons too great 70
be overcome by the officers Of the customs 1t shall aud
may be lawful for the President OF such person or
persons as be shall have empowered for the purposes 70
of the United States may be deemed necessary for
the purpose Of preventing the removal Of such vessel
or cargo and protecting the officers of the customs In
retaining the custody thereof.
rials numerously signed by citizens of Pennsylv tnia
without distinction OF party, IN favor OF Mr. Cten-
dens Jlan of adjustment. Mr. Bgler, expressed the
belief that il formally presented TO them, 1t would be
I'D Ited by an oyerwhrlmiug vote.
The South Carolina Conmissi ners considered the
ABRUPT termination by the President Of their business
with Liw as grosy insulting to themselves ana 'ie
fbs sfirit they eft this city this morng Tor South
Carofina. Hs said tie President yesterday returned
th,ir note without comment.
eu dispatches 10 New York saying the national dii-
fculies would be settled by the 10th OF this month,
nor has be sent any dispatches on the subject lnSe
dispafches we've circulated in financial quarters The
uae Of lis name was altogether without authority.
No motion was made to-day in the Senate to 60 into
Executive seesion the nomination OF Mr. Melntire
for Collector Of the Customs IN the neighborhood OF
Charleston hArbor. He is resident of York County,
Pennsy lyania. ,
Ia believed from what is known here, that in the
course Of few days the forts a. Pensacola aud key
West Fort Morgan Alabama; the fort al Ship leland,
ear tie mouth OF Lake Borgne together with the ar
seral a Baton Rouge, and Fort johnson on the Cape
Fear river will b. seized and garisOned by the troops
of the respective States in which they lie,
Senator Toombs received dispatch to-day saying
that the forte In Georgia were seized by order Of Gov
Brown. Private information says that If any attem
be sde either 10 reinforce the arsena al Augusta
remove the arms, it will at once be seized.
TIE following resolutions were adopted to-day, a:
expre.Sve Of the views and feengs Of the Committee
of II irty-three The resolutions were offered by Mr.
Bristow Of Kentucky:
Rs.se Ts. eceCss Slavery a. now eIsins N sseo1
the and laws Of those States sod
We recognize authority efay OF ohewse outside Of
afs here exists 10 Interfere with slaves slavery
saeh ssies in sisTegNd Of the rights Of their The
peace cf eoeiesy.
Rssoissd Tkp, we seoorn.s the u,to. and popey Of
hltfni execution of the Constitution aud alp la~ made In
pursuance thereof cigdns those the inject Of fngv,
ssves or fusves o service abOI and dcounisnAnee all
pohs kndsnces the e1ecuon o. such laws And that The
e1ens q each State hs be entitled to al the privileges s"d
inIHnritiea of the citizens of the severa States.
Hsed That rtcoenze such conflicting dement's In It's
conn guhcisnt nom fo dissf3ate
ofths 8overnDeut that sent here 9oya Ia
40 s,sln npd harnonize the institutions Of y va giy
ses ha, equal iascs 4 done al ~ ,ustles 10 III
10 terp. susie H. existence terms e'~fN'' -
the ftstes q .,.h.... Ia g.. ho,ua To
day. -s...a o...,;.,, ..v ,be Indications
lstS straight ont secersionisis have -ucceed's
~ ssi Senator Toombs s elected Delegate 10 the
.,sste COnyeBtiOn.