Latham (hem of California replied with
Donsideratile warmth. He was a I democrat,
and bud voted for Breckinridge, but he ne* er
Could support the resolution as amended by
I'owfli. He would be ushatned to look bin
constituents iu tbe faoeafter supporting that
i .t .. 'amendment. If he should give t-ocb a vote
lV„ bo never would show his fsce apftin in Cah-
fi'rnin. Th« Crittenden scheme of compro-
nM
to tn
®oun^J*
,e wor,e
Jan. 22
W*a*Utt*-{ton Itsiast
[Speei«l
Tb« Convention bas adapted resoiutiona expansive energies of the Atn» riran citii*ns
rec illirg the Repres-ntatives in Congress and
21.
Ilolt has reoeivefi no reply from Governor
Pickens relative to bis demand that Ander
son should have his letters promptly deliv
ered. If this is not done invariably and in
alt casfs, postal tciiities will be withdrawn
from South Carolina.
Ohid will shortly address the House
again, vermin secest on, bis main obj -otion
hi ing the danger of Louisiana reverting to
France.
fPEKCff cFfit. coxwt*.
The llor. Thoina* Corwin delivered his the public mm 1 in the North in relation ta
speech
to-day on tbo P«ciC %»ti in mea-ures the real character of tb«* Crittenden Powell
petitions to Congress praying for the pa-sage
of Crittenden's proposition to restore tba
Missouri Compromise. Now it is the duty
of
every Republican editor to undeceive
them and explain
the
infuuii.-us
r,g
the interpre-tution intivd-
juWri|
without the innertion of his
ate uf tbe necessity of retaining the amend
ment to c«tahiish and protect fclnvery in all
the territory ws mav hereafter acquire from
Mexico. The South should have such terri*
1
Dt
true character
prt
ll l] deP int0
i
gions l)i»'g between US
Dnrien.
