Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

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truly eloquent and effective speech. in e,,,.
,'ori of the measure and in reply TO nj, ,hs.
objections made against it A more boLI'
and energetic speech has NOT been dcIvcrsJ,
M this Session its discrimination 6nnnr;ai /:
ability aud patriotic tone, will aIso cn,,
mend itself to the public. Our northern nd
,ninis'ra,lon mcn and some of our ami. V.n
Buren men were highly pleased witb ,l,se-
speech; for, while it supported the s,a,s
right doctrines, it enforced " i,h grca, INV.
cr and effect tie obligations of The S,aies ~,
the Government of the Union. I Ind IN.
tended. il time was afforded, To rive von y.
glance AT Scmc "f the topics which Nj u
pursued. but the mail is about Ia close :
The discussion is still going on. and q -.
Soiute determination is exhibited ON Tho
part of the friends ofthc bilE to CARR !,
through tho committee io-nipht. m,
fear, III" attempt will fail. il is difEcn,, .,
ti''s season ct the year, and especi,lv ~,
Saturday night. to keep members in tbe;r
places. '''"
=, =, ?, May ID.
In the llnuse to-day. to the sunrise or
some. Mr.. Room ofIndian,, Il ycrv ,hnr,,,..,,.
Administration member, moved the s,,snnr
SION oi Tho rules in order Il, enable him =,
"i'er resolution to rescnd the Specic Cir
cn'ar. alter The frs, of June next. AMI =,
prohibit any Discrimination bercnr.r h.,
tween the different kinds of funds t,lcn i,
raNmoni Of Government dues Tho ,nos
'l"n was taken. hv yeas and Novs .nJ
there appeared. yeas 95, nays 81. no, 'o ,,,,
requisite two-,h,rds. There are mn ,,nI,,
two thirds of both Houses in Covor nc .,,o
rr"pnsiti"n, and Conr.nss will no, od;onr,,
without adopting it. II is before tho Iionso
however. III another form. as n part of III,
sub treasury bill sen. from the Senate, ~
Mr.. Canlrcicns, moved The susncps;,,,
"' fl" rules, IN order to enable the IIonso n
take up the Bill to issue Treasury Nntes
And II was agreed to by vote of ,nnro
than two-thr''s. The Wings have bccnn,o
alarmed at the position in which ,bev ware
mnhc TO appear by Mr.. Rhc,t in his sncerb
ana now earnestly di>cllim the in,enton nr
WIS to cripple or cmbarrass the Gnvcrn.
nrn', by drliyin. ORE Using the necessary
supplies. They say now, therefore ,b,,
alter discussion Of ,lay or ,wo moro
'hcv VIII agree to suffer hc question IN hc
'aNcn. on Saturday night. the Admin.
''"'"'n members attempted TO sit ont the
HH'Hi:'il, '"t tn" opnn>ii;on wcaricd :hr,,,
""'. hy incrss;n, moiinnS COR the Comr,;,,,e
i" rise, anl ity speeches ayain., tim.. so
mat at haitpasi one O'clock ON SunL,y
h'on'n"' 'hr ii"usc was obliged TO adjourn
uNtrin.
Nj, 'i"rpcr. Of Ohio. snnkc to .d,v :,
E;'n'' the Bill. and Mr.. Ilnwcs r,iiowri -,
ia" SAM" side. Mr.. IIawrs, after .re,!.;n
'"r ten "' fifteen minutes, fiiurcd, fell into
,, wy arms al II ni";;'Icr and was carried nu,
hiS p""!"rr6 some lt''r cnn!usioo and ,jo
lay. After which, Mr.. Damn, of l,d;,n.,
n''n'' ,,i,, IL speech "f s"m" hours agaDs, tho
DIV. he 'i''i bun few auditors, for mos, q r
Tie timr, only seventy or ciuh,v. Tbcro
Is II" prospect that the question will he m
Ken tv-niSm, and indeed there will hs =,
ciIort In press it. :"
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Webster pre.
seh'ed some circumstances nsains, t,resass,
*&Fffttss&a III: hope ihT Tir5sc Who Ind T.
control "l the Su;icct, would give i, ,ho;r
deliberate attention. .
Mr. Ni'i'nnS of Me-, introduced, aorce-
amy |" previous notice. bill To au,bnriz.
'''c survey OF The Northeastern BounJ,ry
according 10 the tr.a,v Of 1883. He nro
poses that 'hc lin. should be ;s,.crroine,I ,n
c"r''inS to that treaty, and then if G,c.,,
''ri'tn d"i not coincide with us in Gv;,,n
'''"t me lis the boundary. to take such st,.ns
~ 'haE seem necessary and pro,cr. T;h
d'hair occupied til" whole div.
i:"re arc only sixty five applicants ns
yc'' Tor IN" vacant office of Char"c of Ar
lars II Peru, and moi more ,hln hnl,: nf
li'"m arc present aud past members nr
Congress. u