Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

and principles, as always told you they woul
Mr.. Sawyer went for the bill, for reasons whic
may hereafter appear.
Mr.. Snyder, BY this time, has probably disestc'
his Presidential dinner
! Mr.. Mallory acted handsomely. As he hal
always declared his own sentiments TO be favora
bic to the bill, 50: him down in that category il
the list sent YOU. But he yielded to the ex
}; pressed wishes of his constituents. and voted
i against the BILL Had all done so, bv what q
y sweeping, overwhelming majority would the bill
j have been re lected?
i Mr.. Bronson has earned the Jndgeship
Two weeks more and we shall hear Of His Honor,
instead of the Hon. Isaac II. Bronson, Of n. York.
| The general appearance of s.,he party" here is
Of the chop-fallen type. Mcssrs. Bynum. Boon,
Duncan Cambreleng. Thomas, Howard, Pickens,
/ Rheaf, Petrikin, Lewis s. CO. are quite '.down in
the nsouth'-sober people-unhappy mortals, lu-
gubrious 10 a degree,
! "Chewing the cud
! Ofsweet and bitter melancholy"
| To-day proposition was made by Mr.. Foster
to reconsider the vote Of yesterday He did this,
he frankly avowed. to give all who were in favor
of the splendid depOsI.e system, an opportunity OF
making one effort more for this object. He was
opposed to the bill as it then stood, and should
never change his vote upon that question. On
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reconsideration, but from principle. He moved
to reconsider, for the purpose of offering an
amendment, which he hoped to have an opportu-
nifty Of recording his
Mr.. Sherrod Williams NOV ed the prev ious qucs-
ton.
But Mr. Foster to be first sacrificed in form
Of "the party" whose lead he had disdained to
follow. contrary to his principles, and it so happen
ed that Mr.. Frank Thomas was put forward to
play high priest upon the occasion. lie asked
Mr. Williams to withdraw the call FOR the previ-
Gus question, promising to renew 1t. THIS was
conceded,-and the Mary lander stood forth and
told the House that there was use in contend
ing further upon this subject; that there was yet
much business before the House, and that it was
to tie people alone that any further appeals upon
this subject were now TO be made. lie haped |
the motion to reconsider would not prevn;I-and
Tie mo::un to reconsider did not prerai-the
vote being 81 to 225, thereabouts-the whole
rank and file Of the Van Buren, party following Mr..
Thomas's lead, and aiding to defeat the PROPOSE
ton to reconsider.
Now. Mr.. Thomas knew, and "thc party"
knew, very well, that the opposition could have
defeated this proposition, unaided by them: and
the motive was quite apparent which induced this
action on their part. "Lct those laugh who win
the game" however: and the tine TO laugh, (as
between Mr.. Foster and the Loco FOcos,) Is not
yet.
And thus ends the sub-Trcasury numbug. 1t
has neither been threatened through, nor coaxed
through, nor brbed through, though all three
modes Of approach have been used by the party in
power, who have now a lesson read thom, which
hey will not forget to their dying day; day,
~ p0ssant, which is not very far off.
Mr.. Thompson, Of S. c., offered his special de-
,osite proposition to-day,-but the House would
1ot consider it.
Mr.. Kennedy also called up his financial reso-
utoas, but with no better effect.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and took al, the Army Bill
BANKS AND BANK NOTES.-The. Webster gave
,otice that he should Tomorrow move to take up
he Bill, introduced on a former day, by him, in
egard to the of Banks the repositories Of
he public money, and the receipt of notes Of
ranks issuing notes Of denomination less than
i've dollars.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-The resolution to
djourn the 9th Of July, concurrcd III by
he Senate.
EXPLORING ExrEDIrIoN.-Mr. Southland offer
d a resolution, (Which lies one day. calling
n the Secretary VI tle Nav '. ivE COPY Of the
naval General Order, recently issued with re- a
ard to the Exploring Expedition, and for informa-
ion with regard to other matters and things per- a
aiming to that unlucky enterprise. Q
REvENuEs.-Mr Buchanan, mot to be out of I
rder) offered his project for the keeping and dis
ursing of the public revenues, in the form OF n
ILL which. on leave, he brought in. and had re- !
erred.-This is substantially the Special Dapor- "
Ie plan.