Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

From our correspondent T3lIeyrand, No Xxx.

lfrom our correspondent IalLfyr0nd, NO. M
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10Th.
The House of Representatives went into session
yesterday morning, and sat until midnight half-pas'
IL O'clock and then adjourned 10 meet again at ten
today.
The administration friends in the house deter
mined If possible to get the bill through the commit
tee of the whole mean the bill for Withholding the
payment of the fourth nstalment. Last night, and
to more fully effect this by previous arrangement
they had concluded upon the resolution OF sitting the
night through This movement was seen through by
the opposition, and their regulated accord,
nely; those of the members who had not intended
to have spoken, seized upon the opportunity offered
last night and would have detained the house until
noon, had not the party backed out by moving an
adjournment.
1t is impossible for any person not Witnessing the
daily transactions IN congress- to even imagine me
rage and severity Of party feelings. by those who
have been members for twelve and thirteen years, II
asserted that the like upen this head has never been
known during that time. The panic of "a IS nothing
when compared 10 the present session and It's vru-
lence is daily on the increase
Cambreengs bank resolution came up again today
in the order of unfinished business. Sergeant OF
Philadelphia although laborng under indlsposItlon
arose and spoke against its passage for full an hour
He would not then have given way had 1t not been
from exhaustion. Wise arose and offered an amend
ment, which went something TO this effect" That It
is nexpedient this session to leglslate upon the qaes
ton of a National bank" Bell of Tennessee also
brought in an amendment which, together with some
half dozen Others ordered to lay upon the table
and be printed for the use of the House Upon this
subject great excitement was exhibited, which
was Increased by a resolution reported from the
Senate making the day of adjournment on Monday,
the 9th of October Bell, on the reading OF 1t, arose
and said that the resolution not only unparamen-
tary but insulting to the members OF this House, and
also TO the country. He wanted to know why Goa
gress had been called together at this season If II was
not with view TO give some relief and how could that
relief be granted but by the passing of some measure
which had for It's object the accomplishment OF this
important measure.
Not one bill has yet passed the lower house, and It's
conclusive to my mind that no more than one bull viii
be passed. From the beginning have not SAID that
Van Buren, never intended any benefit should be CIV
en-? Look at this resolution, unprecedented IN IT'S
character, and emanatlng from the administration
party in the Senate who have the power TO carry any
measure, matter how ridiculous and absurd. IL is
their policy 10 close this session without giving any
relief TO the merchant the country or the people III
is elecuoneerlng scheme, and the burthen OF the
blame IS to be fastened on the backs Of the well
meaning members of the opposition. The Treasury
scheme cannot become law. The bankrupt bill will
day light and all wholesome projects are to
be forced OF existence, simply because the party
with Van Buren cannot accomplish Their wicked pur-
poses
The force and influence Of the Senate has been
brought 10 bear on the members OF the admins
tratien party. They have drilled them 10 some
effect and purpose-and effort will be left
by them untried 10 carry this resolution. Let the
country hang drown they care not an ioa. Oh
serve the movement OF Cambreleng THIS morning
when this resolution was read. Mr. Bell moved that
it lay upon the table Upon this question Cam de-
manded the ayes and noes. What was this for! 1t
Is plaln-pa enough. II was done to ascertain the
true strength of the House through an indirect
sure. The ayes and noes called, AMI here is
the result-to lay upon the table, Ga against it. l2l.
Now, will you still continue to doubt how much is
intended to be done this session !? Invariably have
told through my letters, that Van Buren,, from the
first, was resolved upon doing nothing. Is not my
charge daily corroboraedl and that TOO by evidence
the most concl lsve and satisfactory.
Since the formation of federal constitution,
there has not been played upon the credulity Of the
people so fragrant a violation of every quality that
belongs honesty and sincerty,as this now practiced
by the Executive of this naIlon.
The previous question was resorted TO by Cam5rel.
eng, TO cut off all debate this resolution. This
drew out John Adams who offered as amendment
that the FIRST day of April next be selected the day
for adjournment, but this was only laughed at-the
hazard was siaked, and the party in power knew toe
well its value not TO choke off any interloper that
might come within their reach Finally the resolu-
ton was disposed of until Monday next, at IL
O'clock when il is TO be made the order of debate Tor
that day. The House is now on the instamentbl bill
they make any progress Twill write you by tonlghts
mail it is now two o'cock-the mail will close IN
few minutes.