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

Mr. Rhctt followed III a very correct anI
truly eloquent and effective speech, in ann!
port of the measure aud in reply to ali ,ha.,
objections made against it A more hoi,i'
and energetic speech has not been dcIiyered
nj this Session Its discrimination fnonc;aI /;
ability and patriotic tone. will also co,,,
mend itself to the public. Our northern ,d !
ninisira,iOn men and some of our ami. Van
Buren, men were highly pleased " i,b ,l,sa.
sPeechi for while it supported the state
right doctrines, IT enforced " i,h great now. !.
er and effect, tae obligations of the States.,o.
the Government Of the Union. had IN.
tended. IT time was afforded. to give YOU a
glance at scn'c of the topics which Mr.. r.
pursued. but the mail is about To close
The discussion is sill gong on. and a re-.
So'ute determination is exhibited ON the
part OF the friends Of The bill, to carry 4,
through tho committee tonight. Bui, !
fear, til" attempt will fail it is ditf;cul, 81,
rms season OF the year, and especially on
Saturday night. to keep members in their
places. ','
In tho IInusc to-day, to The surprise or
some. Mr.. Room ofIndiana, very ,Ior,,,,,,h
Administrator member. moved the s,,sncn.
sion of tho rules in order To enable himito
offer resolution to rcscind the Specio Cir,
cnlar. alter the first of June next. and .,
prohibit any discrimination hercnr,er he
tween the different kinds of funds ,al,cn in
payment of Government dues Tho o,,os'
tl"n was taken. hv yeas and NAYS. anil
there appeared. yeas 95, navs 53: no, Tho
requisite twothrds. There are M ,I,nl,,
twn thirds of both Houses in favor ,f Tho
rr"pnsition, and Congscss will not adionrn
without a'inp.in@ it. 1t is before tho House
however. in another form, as = par, oc H.
sub treasury bill sent from the ScDa,c.
Mr. Canhrclcng moved tho susncps;,,,
o' tho rules, III order to enable the Iionso ~
take up the Bill to issue Treasury Notes
And II was agreed to by vote of moro
than two-thirls. The Wings have bccnns
alarmed at lie position in which ,lev were
made 10 appear Ivy Mr.. Rhert in his spcecb,
ana row earnestly tliSclai,n the intention or
WIS to cripple or cmbarrass the Govern.
mr't, by delaying orrc using The necessary
siipp'irs. ihcv say now, therefore. ,hn,
AFTER discussion Of a day or TWO more
lhcV VIII a"Gnc TO suffer he question IN bo
'aNcn. tn Saturday night. tho Admins
ration members attempted to sit out The
H"r"i:'iI, hnt the op;'n>iion wcaricd hrn
""'. ty 1n;"ssnn, motions Cor the Comri,tre
10 rise, and iy speeches a.ains, time. ca
mat, ri llait-pIsi one o'clurh OH Sunday
n'o'nhc' 'hc House WAS Obliged TO adjourn
THtrl:.
Mr.. 'i"rpcr. of Ohio, spoke to d,v q
ea'''' The BILL. ana Mr.. Ilawcs followed on
the SAM" SIDE. Mr.. llawrs. after >ueo,;no
Tor ten III fifteen ninn,rs, f.,;ntcd. fell ;nto
!,.: arms al n imr;;'rr, and WIS carried o,,
'liiS pr;,!"ccd some litrr cUn!usioo ;,d,c-
lay. after which, Mr.. Damn, of Indian,
,iinir Il speech of some hours arains, tho
B:i'. He had bur few auditors, for n,os, or
The time, only seventy or ciumv. There
Is u" prospect that the question will be, IN
Ken io-ulShr, and indeed there will be no
effort IN press it.
In the Senate to-day. hIr. Webster Gre-
sented some circumstances asainst tlfes,,.s,
FSffess*H If: rope hh;iH I1,aI I6se Who had ,ho
control of the su;jcct, would give i, ,hc;r
Itiihcralr attention.
Mr. "i!iInnS of Nc, introduced. aorcc-
hhiy 10 previous notice. n bill To ou,bnri,.
The survey OF the NortE-ra>irrn Bound,rr
according 10 the t-..atv Of 1883. He nrn.
poses that 'hc lin,. should he asrcrtaincL ,c.
C"r''ing to that treaty, and then if Grc,,
nrl'!m dis not cuiuciIc with us i'm Gx;n.
l!'hf 'inc as the boundary. to take such stpns
hS 'aAN seem necessary and prupcr. 'rns
debate occupied til" whole d4v.
lh"re are only siNty five applicant, rs
yr'' tor ia" vacant office Of Charge or Ar
ih'r$ III Peru, and not more ,hnn hair IF
Them arc present aud past members nr
Congress. W