Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
From our correspondent TaIleyrond-No XXI
WAsHIsGroS, September %, 1873

WASHI>GTON, september 20 1851.
For the last two days nothing OF moment has been
done in the lower house. except speechiyng and quar-
rclng amongst its members 1t is three o'clock,
=. NJ and the Bill for withholding the payment ef the
fourth instament is yet under debate, in committee
but before tie House. IL is said Cambreeng intends
calling the previous question II the vote IS not taken
today. Whatever may be said against the righteous
OF using this speedy method in Ike call
ing of is highly useful AMI beneficial The only
der Is that tie debate he's been suffered 90 such
length without its inerposition. still entertain the
opinions that have before expressed the fate
Of this Bill The only method that be resoried to-
10 effect IL passage, is the recommended by Mr.
Pickens. Of South Carolina, which is in the form Of
amendment, and proposes TO postpone the payment
until the year 1889. Should this proposition be accept
cd there will be no difficulty TO the ultimate passage
fthe bill
Much time is also consumed in debating upon the
question &C the disputed Mississippi election. Before
the House will lie able decide upon the result, the
9th Of October will have arrived, aud the members be
found vending their way homeward. The resolution
Introduced ~ Cnmbreleng relative 10 the inespcdency
Of legisating for National Bank, Is made the special
order Tor Saturday next. owing the continued ndis
position ~ Mr.. gean who, by right is entitled 10
the floor In The Senate, Mr.. Webster has been speak
ing since o'clock in reply Calhoun and others of
the odu aisra'i,n party On examination the speech
WILL think, he found 10 be the suundes aud most plau
si5e piece o reasoning which has vet been proaoun
ced upon me floor ofthe Senate this session MIR. Web
agrees with Clay 20 lar the creation Of Nation
al Bank is necessary Is essential toprcserve the
try IN future from periodical visitation of those evils
under which she Is Is al present suffering. Mr. Web
does wish be understood bringing forward
he plan Of bank this session. He Is aware Of the
iuty Of such movement at this time.
Afer Webster had finished, Hubbard from New
Hampshire arose, and said that the subrcasury bill
was mere re enactment Of the law OF ~. lie wished
that Mr. Calhoun had not offered his amendment II -
more than probable that he Will against IT. Area
dy can twenty seven Senators opposed 10 tt
From the feeling manestedI disposed TO think
that the cub treasury bill will pass il originally
reported by The Committee on Finance. Mr.. Calhoun
dsclaiined the speech he made in 1916 when Chair
man Of the Committee the National Currency, aud
thus escaped haggelation from the bay State
orator.
Mr. Calhoun is in a,icklish condition. lie will find
IL difficult reconcile his past with his present
one Tbs fact is. he has chopped round with Mr. Van
Buren, the policy. Good luck to them both ~
their journey The soreyegns viii be apt TO nuliiy
them both Webster is complete giant in argument ;
lis speech viii have good eject upon the leading
politicians ofthc Senate.
T. s. At late hsur the taken on tic De
ne Pos. ponerncnt aud decided IN the aii naive
Inc tol17 rckcns who voted ~ the affirmative. will
move n reconsideration So 10 fate IS yet
doubtful