Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
From our Evening Edition of yesterday
From our correspondent Rothscaild. NO LiiLl

IrTOm our Evening EutOn VI yes'c'"ayti
From correspondent Rothscald NO LiiLl
WASHINGTON, Oct IA, 1887.
Glorious News-Defeat of the DisorSanizers.
The bill of denominations, thank God IS iald upon the
table by vote of l2O to 107. Huzza for the glorious
49, Thew have dared to throw themselves in the breach
made in the walls Of the Constitution by the disorgani
zers and saved the counry What the divorce
bill? A bill to destroy convertible bank paper and to
substitute gold and silver therefor Without Mr. Cal
houns amendment il nothing. 1t involved mere
question of policy the keeping Of the public mo-
news But when it undertook say what those moneys
should be- then struck the root OF our prosperity
and liberty. Then it became bill OF denominations,
that WILL in all future time, stink in the nostrs of the
freeman and the true American. Long may 1t lie upon
the speakers table There let il remain the monu-
ment Of deep and dark conspiracy against the social
moneyed and political institutions OF the United States
But to the proceedings Of this morning. This is no
place indulge in reflections upon the monstrous and
wicked amendment Of John c. Calhoun. Your intelli-
gent and hundred thousand readers ay capable OF
judging for themselves. They will rebuke those that
presumed to vote for the destruction of their dearest in
Late last night, u NJ, Mr.. Wise finished his
speech Let Americans read that speech and their eyes
will be fully opened the enormity Of the designs OF
Martin Van Buren, & Co The committee then rose and
without amendment. The opposition had determined
TO force direct upon but last evening their tao
tics were changed 1t ascerained that the conser
natives their will 90 down posterity with glory
and honor) would for laying the bill on the table
Mr. Sherrod Williams when the bill called up,
made this motion
Mr. Cambreeng immediately moved call o. the
House. Previous to this operation Mr. Clarke OF New
York briefly stated his objections the bill as desruc-
tive Of the social moneyed and political interests OF the
country and said he would to place it on the
speakers table The ayes and nays then taken,
and call of the house was ordered Two hundred and
eighteen members answered to their names.
The doors were then closed. In few minutes four
of the absentees appeared After several excuses winch
were received BY the House, Mr. Cambreleng moved
suspend the further call. The ayes and nays were
taken merely to give time to other gentiemevto come
in. The call was suspended
Dixon H. Lewis Of Alabama the eephantne member,
got this uncture wedged in between the opposers and
friends Of the bill He cried out Justify for mercy He
wante,. Mr.. Williams withdraw his motion to lay en-
the table for moment, that he might state his views.
Williams would not consent Finding that the opposi-
ton pressed too hard upon him. and the administration
being Ehe weaker obstruction. it gave way, AID Mr.
Lewis fell into the ranks of the latter. His dilemma
amused the House very much.
Now came the vote, the trial. Members collected IN
squads 10 take down the votes. You could hear pin
drop as the clear voice Of the Clerk resounded through
the hall. The very mement that the name OF Thomas
Jones Yorke was uttered buz broke through the
House indicating unexpected success. The Speaker
rose and said in his clear satisfactory manner ayes
120; noes l07 So the motion lay on the table pre-
walls. Great sensation in the galleries. They were
crowded
Mr. Lewis now rose, and wished to call up the bill.
The Sneaker told him it could rot be done until alter
other business had been before the house. He moved
~ adiourn-los Now move to take up TIE bill It's
out of order, said the Speaker
One Of those who voted in the Affirmative moved to
reconsider This motion it was moved by some one
else to ay on the table. Ayes ll9-noes lo6 30 Sc
coni time the OBJ. xous bill received kick in the side
NAV it never survive the blow.
The House went into Committee on the Deposite
Bank Relief Bill Several members consumed the
day in speaking
Il, IA now nine =. M. Both houses are IN session -
The galleries are crammed with pretty women and Gu
rious men The Deposite Bank Relief Bill is still in
Committee Mr.. Canbreleng has brought in an aPpro
pration BILL The gold is out, Mr.. Wise says, and me-
new must be had to pay for the extras think that all
the business will be finished tonight that on Monday
the houses will merely meet adjourn.
The last night Of the session another time. II IS Gu
rious affair In my next graphic account We had
battle in the ladies gallery this evening Resu-one
coat torn 10 tattcrs.