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NiFPEEgIN.

Gnx IIARg.sox A>D MS WrE.-A teuchng rcninsccnce
connected with made by the vocalist Mr. Russell,
North Bend las, summer given in the n y Express:
Thc singer like every ether friend, found
welcome at ospabc mansion of Gen. Hncrison. Among
the songs sung punrivc domestic happy in its
thoughts and touching its language, entitled NyoH I0e
The language skingly adapted to the happy life and
loves of Gen. Harrison and his old wife both .! whom
found the society each other the perfect happiness
which it Is possible enjoy. The music overPowcrag
at the time recalling did the events OF years Of unner
uptcd domestic bliss Mrs Harrison wept ike child and
- tears are contagious when the fountains Of sympathy
not dried up the husband of the old wife could refrain
from weeping also Ihs remark Of Mrs. Harrison,
for what che deemed vomans weakness the dread
of change, which of necessity change of
dcpec from Nerth Bend Washington and change ot
condition from the humble citizen experimenting his farm.
the President of Nation, with the and responsible
ties of Government upon his shoulders. wish said Mrs.
Harrison, that my husbands friend, had left him where he
IS happy and contcntcd in retirement Gen. ilarrisons
heart in the hour Of social quiet surrounded by The
of his family responded the sentiment and doubtless felt
OF ali things earthly Alas how ully have the
dark fecbodngs of the wife keen realized She who Nsc
since. the good old wife, snou the lone widow! How
eicn will the recollection of the wish iave named return
- her"
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,yr.TERy NAVIGATION CoMrANY.
TO THE LADIES.

IrsHsc4r oyesst AMI Persoae' B.011g r,''dtrei
- csg,.,,,5s srf.l. Dr. Fehr Gorr1pds Depastory
POWDERS.
yr,ft scup;or stud, initiate the >Ns Nnanssp
ratufc portray h. model u III" iunn' i'fH broad aal
elevated forehead. rsis de,cofrgIent hot oh Nsh hH
crs. nee,a-, The possession q hic' ori'r 81 2eHai &
- ia ns ershead alTA Of intellect 81 = - @ IA essential
en, II personal beauty otip'po'ncr 10 "'S and Iher
ne man, such Pos>cri prominent 'ftae eo9sA ooeesroi
m tina cnrr,acfment. o; uN1sor' rr IN o 1,h 10 IS1sne
t s Acrceace when t:n-, IN asr $50 'a 20 aeforz
h. I.ne safely >,csl> edseiuay aud u'e 2cco-lee
ritb -cr4n. without least eni'a'' ~ ~ an Gas
,nd D.,,5ry Posasr>. TAc Gszc q; NE ~ Nn 1t1'nss
the ,ho nan back 81 lady neeh n too affAes-a'
mar of mole or the Hhen high upon tac ci ny All ec
o and ,sstlal the DESTROYED. - t' ac o' ~ ?5efA
Manufactured b Dr. Fii.X GocRAUo . Ne. r:' OF.
M fra Bro.tny. ADD for sale n th' cry oHy re fno
ySgl POWDER rur?or;us prod"c, the eject Of ;l- have
hen a 7r l peur,''s i'd i's2 ''ofss
prone - INFORM public thar such are not ~ u" n''2'CFs
purcb,.,r. 81. :. 20 the preparation tested lfrcutd
AGENTS
v,yo-l G. / B-own ytiea Jared Gray, PoushktepSe
renn-y,aria-Mr,. Brown, g Chestnut l. Psi'd'ipsn
Maryasd-iIr,. ScAapsr, 30 BaltmoSc = Ssii''lof'
Observation-Disclosures. app DR. PIu,nHsr CnG-ca .''eaa''ai
Ma,,aca.set-I. g Field & +. J. Bull, -
C,naes,.ut-T. Ferre. Hi.eto"n w fanN1er NcrNles
District OF Co.rb-S Parser Peas y!fau'l Avenue i'eea
GA 40 i0ih streets.
Dealer, .AoucI on 4hea Single bodies LAX ~ r'a
Let lr un-t-pspi. '''-h
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NEW AND POPULAR MORN

ISST P5BLiSHED, $50 Fultol bes cen Nassau 81 and
- Hroiiray, THE MERCHANTS WIDOW AND OTHER
TALES mighty interesting ;;le work re pen or Mrs, c N
SAWYER neatly bound i. muslin. Price 80 cents
The kew-ferkeF Brother jenathaa N Void Evening s,n,,
Ladies Repo,itery &c SC have expires themselves IN the
est .e-ns Of appreciation Of ths ro-k va .Ss
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STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
NO. e5 MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

Mr.. T3wNDRoW Professor OF StenosFapSy W1uid mos ~
" ara the public ~ general
opcacd establishment where he pnrpos, tsA9a
~: peculiar m hich approved scthod Of writing SHORT
lIxn. b. means of which IT,. word. public epeaAs
pronounced and preserved IA SD ioi 20
read period with the u''ao degre 81 ease ana
up for ure stud, and mpro' cncn he % eNteHt t
;aon, an they hear from time To ta
have no, opportunity otneaura. practical 3 veil as
thsorecll acquaintance with tn truly interesting sa very nI
accomplishment -,
Lessons given schools and Private Familc- N any saT OFT
Civ and N-ris vlf7l s-,Ired
The Instruction ,"Hch cnndot prove ot"i'e man
.a.lacory) with the of thor i'ld"a 10 'hon
Nj T. permitted refer. br known by opyinr 20 hn IS
,bsyc all take pleasure planning the
pccu7i,cs system Short iiaH and method OF coaching the
sans, . sily favor ham Win visit
Young Gestamen who qualify tleneV's 70 re-
mort pc,. teach this valuable ard porutl science are
paciaiy cali yer, haterlag inducements a be ered
Boz ,pocl M .lLer Pn.nl ~ ln
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IiliiS Emoten hcf ard the highest degree
OF Comfort Ssayins II give, rich AID dusabo Iather
cold hard Or soft
Sine it, Introduction u 81 IT. popularity has been constantly
In; and the ioprieto daily
Customers, pnly eNce article Known
but tisy ~3 for 4 greater luxury Shaving.
Il pEt up clrtern boNc. tch sod.
liberal -.esas purs-n-er,. Pr-parej and oI by
GEORGE p. COGGESHALi.
Chemist. Dru=g .; and Manufacturer vi A"rstel Waters
81 Pearl, OF Ko-cst New York
Sold also BY Jo.n Nlsau } Bolsay Rgshou ispinSu 50
Wian 10 Bnd-ay a 10 At0r House End by respectable
Druggists aud PeruiAcr, generally.
liberal discount made wholesale pUrhlsar Order.
toners out OF the CT be aacssed aay Wholesale
eiti whom they may deal. I'm aIO
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ECONOMY. EeONG1gy

,g'!IE GREATEST LUYINARY N THE WORLD-The under
signed respectfully d.lt the attention Of tis Public to
TOCGHo PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
manufactured ~ e and hundred. within
the - t7o moatl. this All who lave lkem
ackno" ledge their superiority for light all .amys-o
which the great demand for They g.e as
light As three Gas frne AID expense FigrY
than TIE expense OF gas
TAe public Of the .ubcrbers No
l Fulton street. and references I'll be sycI have
tiern Use
TIE subscriber, also offer The Publc tie
UNION OVEN
ne decye. high reputation Joys IN this civ
and couatry This .. being ,n
p- - any o;ae oven IN the 1t zdipensabe
Gle nolseke;as The Pubic
Article d for the Eaioa Oxen. None the real CSioE
lsieas, b.; -.4Le " .ss subscribers.
JAMES MYERS CO, Ii3 Fulton t
BTae pres % the Gao. oven, reduced from lie
orIziGl! ~5lccs O.- Dol-r each a!1r
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Though the wings OF Lsyo VIII brightly play
When first ne TO tiec,
There chance that he viii ly away
A. fas, a. he ie. to thee;
While Friendship, though foot she come
No Sights Of fancy trying,
Will, therefore, oft be found nj home,
While Love abroad is dying
Which shall be J How shall Woo
Fair one, choose between the NiFPEREIN
Pearl. House Nee Iork. April 3Oth
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pECTORAl. HONEY OF lEyEHWOHT.

I'OR Coughs Colds Asthma Whoopns Cough >hortnes' Breath
ilrcticss The Heart ud Lungs leading CJNSUMP
Reader, many medicine for cold Have
you had b-ul NOWLi'S PICTORIAL. HONEY OF LIVER
WORT a>-ucdly the best Offered tina
public. The testimonials endare and the high euioeu this
those have taken superior
induced make pvpu-
lar possible, though a, Increasingly received the Puslc
thousand bottle, No
the
medicine thereby ha.tenn= aisc
puff alone the hopes ot
tent usiii hopes goae.
preparation oaey Lverwo solely composed OF
vegetable their bat combination
only calculated tho meatc disease but 10 iay.ora the
,ysem generally No mcdsc offered the pabic BE- laid
health number
complaint, No~i Pecoral Honey Of Lser"ori should
d, families, administer the frt Of cold
cough and negl-, OF numbers losing
,hc ya,. especially in eon>urptse ca>es.
This offered pubic the 10" Two SILL
all For sale principal Dept 81 Madison
Rtld b OF the principal Drug
city and principal city throughout TIE Uni
redS STATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

near ID O'Clock al night; ard ~hen ;heE IS
.aed home .y crying arh- &c. ne seized aHoie7 ieIas
William s;.ee; who led the street and analy
orn was lodged IL the was house AID yesterda; eoH>
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DIR. j. q. HENETT.

~ IphlNu'IkEET near Wooster Cformsriy Of Bostoa >
~ fF'ctlee ooafned Dissocsen Suraan Diseases,
" hi:e S"elng, and cur, Spies Cont-ac-
'GnS 81 Snahs-e ans weakness OF the limbs general
DE- lis system founded pnclc OF thu relefted
The Eastward References application to d. H. ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

TIE HUMAN voIcE.--God has made the whole enrrl, yo
cal with sweet sounds The mtaveed forest echoes the
of the wild bird and the haba,ions made
glad by the song of tho cahecd Minstrel Bui above all
the human that combines the highest charm of
sound with the inspiration Of thought given ordinary
purpose of earthly pleasure. In lis whisper of affection how
grateful In lis expression of religious DEVOTION how exa
ed For lis olacc trouble. how dear For particpa
ton in Joy, how ;inspcakablc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

Tim THREE SrurTERERs.-A gentleman afflicted with an
impeachment in hi speech down crowded dnncr-,a
bic. publc hotel, and calling servant addressed him
Wa.-wacr, gi-giyc S-s->omc roas; t-beef
He stnnmcrc out ureply Ww-yc any
At which the gentleman highly enragcd ssppo,ing the ser
mockins him, sprane from his seat and pro-
cecdng knock him down, when rd person arrested ms
ara and cried to him not to strike saving He st-s
suffers a-a-a same Is d-d-do.'
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KEEP IT BEFORE iLL COED NOUSEEEEPERy

10 be I'D 81 80 Gran-ect Ludlow Eb EeS opposite
Essex Market
4 WIS article New Invention, To- the 0f BAKING IL
has been IN during the lat Nth cntfc sucess TO the
purchasers 10 "hon satisfaction but they
have expressed themselves Operatnn
peosris baking Bread Meats, Pudding, Pies AMI Cakes charm
he 'an,ascs OF this Oron the old plan,
Oyaa bens about half the old make.
ID Inc door being front thereby enabling
chaser 10 take tne Pans " greater facility dagger
Burning Their Hand ls those opening the top.
3D. simplicity
readily understand u, operation andm cement.
9TH tn" tring expense consumer. together with the
na amount OF labor and
fabe hchen Companion and fully satisfactory
that o far ,i II vii the favorable opinion
tios- that . them. -
Tho Original Drop Door Orer had Of ,a subscriber
m JOSHUA ONbERlIii.I $40 Graad 1. opp. Mar.et.
mere Al! 'ler ~" be thankfully punciuay
=. b. old ovens repaired a, the sanr,cst a2d I'm
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHoUsE-Fhe sub,c ier. are cea-
s,n'' RECEIVING every description Of Paper which they for
sale IN lots to purchasers the most terms Among
tier exclusive assortment are the following. VIZ:
90 rea'ns Newspaper n by %
JO do do 26 by 81
400 DO do aisy2s
2oO do do a5by 40
SO DO BY
200 DO 80 byi7
DO DO 30by IL
1a0 do medium printing
800 do dA and half
400 do assorted cooreJ paper
500 DO envelope paper
Fine aai -upcrine Flat Caps
do do cut, pam and ruei
do Letter
DeIni and medium Writing paper
Cloth paper, 81 d. . I -, and So I 10
Hardware paper Is % IS x 81, and ~ K y
Hanging aud Wrapping paper Of various
Newspaper Of any .zem made to Al IN notice
Feo-f@Cu = ROOT & Co. - iIaiden -alet
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ENNGEAEE

lHEENCN EANt;UAssE:.-MANsscA'so kAL AND PsAorl-
SYsTEN.Gcntlcsasn wishing study French
fincA Mrs. l. Maneso Darlnd hghy zp
proved o father the isie John Aaaesc forming
carly lni Class IA the Spring an Summer
"n Those JON viii please cali and their
nose VINO haze ALREADY studied ansue classes
'a and thru deag the day. Resi-
ifi'c" 10 lty Hall Place. AID
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Gin JnseILiaenfe.
ps,o,,ss fo- tina Scx York Tribune.

courr Or CoMxos ar i0[ 10 on - - s. 81
81 los 1876, 1913, l65 is3 330
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COUNTER SCALES.

for and parts Each mark and figure
and distinct Attached balance plate bcN ni
this Will bo oun for retailers L. addsi@n
the doh represented the each ealc provided with ons
plate nearly Ha either be used pleasure NS md
pact appcarance,ve'y notwithstanding less than the old
beams and chnuyodns all the Inconvenience Of
chains aad loose Weights; movcas pleasure and combating all
advantages, offered reasonable pce by
THEODORE WALSH. Ia Front It. of Wall
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SSraEE. Wy. ss7; iEpFCT. Watch Maker Merchant,
~ Exchange, " M aud William
business ~ih = HAMMOND their personal
Will be rcpang hne Watches The complicated part
OF Duplex and Cronometer Watches pW; equal
Mr. Hammond would make h acknowledgements the Trade
for their kindness and patronage New
AWAY, give their ok preference rlss Daplex
b. ahe 10 make any discount the retail price.
Duplex Independent Second oike splendid pat
for M warranted perSct the money Jew-lry
and Silver Ware a. usual
,l7 1v RFNESICT 4 HAMMOND
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City New
York ii prompt attention heE addressed BEs B4LcH
- Wa-stree- Ner-io-k. April Il l54l.
Blank subscription Notes and Other required u be
part Of couairy when requested, application
BY gentleman wishing become subscriber
viii 10
OF anrut premium Axe may D. agreed upor. az
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Hon. EDWARD ROGERS. NJ c. Madison. M1Gisor Co
Hon 4 c IL SMITH Fairfield, Hersimer Co.
Hon. E G. MERRECH. Clayton L-i-r.on CO.
ELIAS GOODSfEED ~. WiiEs,s sion. Essex Co.
PLATT ADAtiS Esq CITY OF Nsw York.
EENJ B.LGH. Ed. do 10
IIoa. CORNELIUS MASTON Penn IAN. ia;e- ca.
Hon. BARON DOI-I. ogiensbgF-, ~ L4z-eace, Co
NJ OGDEN. Kins-7. ChcEsugg Co
CALVIN h AVERIL-I, E,q. Rou>e's Post; CEaioa CO.
Han. CHARLES HATHAWAY. Delhi. Delaware ca.
Hon- BENJ P. JOHNSON, Rome, Oneida Co.
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IT Purchaser. Should AWAY. BRisroL'
genuine sarsapala ssaatc red stamp osc
the cork OF tha bottle.
IL agency for tie sale Of Brors Ssrsopard
the city Of New York - at MLHAys Isl Broadway a25-lw
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12
THE EXECUTIVE--TRUIsMs.

This Government is divided into three depart
ments, viz: the Executive; the Legislative and
the Judiciary Departments The Executive
branch is as independent of the two Houses of
Congress, and of the Judiciary, as either Of
these branches are of it, and of each other.
The Executive branch consists of the Presi-
dent, and his Cabinet, and their bureaux and
subordnates But the President is the head,
being the only one elected by the People, and
the others are chosen by him, and are removable
at his will. The Cabinet, unlike the ministry
of England, is supposed to conform to the views
of the head of the Executive branch, and are
selected by him TO carry out practically his
official views. This is clear from the fact
that, the President is alone responsible for all
their official acts Tosuppose, therefore, as ru-
NOR does, any discrepancy Of views or opinions
on fundamental subjects, or of administrative
policy, between the President and the members
of his Cabinet, is TO suppose the inherent exis-
tence in the Executive government OF the ele-
ments of its own weakness and destruction.
The necessary independence and force OF the
Executive branch of the Government absolutely
requires that it should be whole unit; Tor
unless the members of the Cabinet are sincere
and willing exponent. Of the Presidents dellbe-
rate convictions, the absurd spectacle IS pre-
sented of necessary power divided against IL
self, neutraized by its own refractory members,
defeating its own objects shorn alike of its dig
nifty, its moral influence, and an unembarrasscd
exercise of legal authority.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12
BANK HISTORY---Mr. TYLER'S PAST
OPINIONS.

While the bill to renew the charter of the late
Bank of the United States was pending in the
Senate in 1882, Mr. MooRE, Ga supporter Of
General Jackson's administration from Alaba-
MAJ moved as an amendment an additional
section providing that ct should not be lduful
10 establish a branch in any State 1nithout the
assent Of that State; that the capital of such
Bank shall be subject to taxation, in like manner
with that of the State Bank" &C.
Thus proposition was supported by Mr.. Ben
ton, of Missouri, Mr. Kane, of Illinois, Mr..
King, of Alabama, Mr. Miller Of South Caro-
lima, and particularly and ably by Mr. Tazewell,
of Virginia.
II was opposed by Mr. Buckner, of Missouri,
Mr.. Chambers, of Maryland, Mr. Clay of Ken
lucky, Mr., Dallas, Of Penn ylvania, Mr.. Ewing,
of Ohio, Mr. Forsyth, of Georgia, Mr.. Johnston,
of Louisiana, Mr.. Sprague, of Maize, and Mr..
Webster, of Massachusetts,,
The following rs list OF the yeas and nays,
on motion TO strike out so much of the amend
ment as required the assent of the States
YEAS.-Messrs, Bell, Buckner, Chambers, Clay,
Clayton, Dallas, Dickerson Ewing, Foote, FORSYTH,
Frelinghuysen, Holmes Johnston, knight, Nsudain
Poindexter Prentss, Robbins, Robinson, Ruggles,
Seymour, Silsbee, Smith, Sprague, TomIin,on, Wag-
gaman, Webster, Wiams-2S.
NAYS.-Messrs, Benton Bib, Brown, Dudley,
Ellis, Grundy, HOyne, Hendricks, Hill, Kane, King,
Mangum. Marcy, Miller, Moore, Tazcwell, Upton,
Whne-lS.
During the same discussion, wiz June 5,
1922 Mr. TYLER supported proposition 10
limit the interest on loans and discounts to five
per cent.
while he felt himself constrained vote against the
reehartering Of this Bank if is TO pass, he wished
protect the other interests of the community against
evil"
Early in the year 1884, the Committee on
Finance in the Senate were instructed by reso-
lutons of that body to investigate the affairs
and conduct Of the United States Bank. After
whole summer spent by the Committee in la
borious investigation, Mr.. TYLER, in its behalf,
made long, able and elaborate report adverse
TO the Bank
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sUB-TREAsURY REPEALED.

The amendments adopted by the House TO the bill
repeating the Sub Treasury were yesterday concured
in by the Senate and the bill therefore only wants the
signature of the President to become a law. The bill
repeats the Sub Treasury act excepting that part of
which provides for the punishment Of 1efauters it
repeats also the Deposit act of 1886 (the State Bank
Deposit sysem) excepting the 18th and 18th sections
and also repeats law Of 1886 limiting the receivable
ity of bank notes TO those of denomination above
$50 The Senate employed the residue of the day in
discussing and amending the Land Bill
The Bankrupt Law occupied the deliberations of
the House.
the Repeal Bill becomes law and the Bank Bill
does not, the Treasury will be thrown upon the law
of 1889
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12

We understand that the contemplated visit of
the President of the U. S., Members Of the Ca
binet and of Congress, TO the Delaware ship at
Annapolis, will take place on Saturday next
An extra train of cars are TO leave the Railroad
Depot, we believe, at O'Clock, Saturday morn
ing
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12

Vote on he Bank. A letter from Mr. Cross, the
Representative for Arkansas, states TO that, he
was in the lobby of the Senate the moment the vote
was taken the engrossment Of the bill but was pre-
sent in the House. and voted against il on its final
passage" This leaves the vote to stand l2s yeas, ~
nays
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12
BMwRupT RlLL.

Mr. FESSENDEN made allie speech in defence
Of the bill. He did not object bankrupt bill in
GLIDING corporations; but he wished that such pur-
pose might be effected by distinct bill because he was
satisfied that any amendments to the present bill at
this late period ofthe session must defeat the bill He
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12

We learn that General Wool has been nomi-
mated by the President to be Brgader General
U. S. Army, in place Of General Scott.
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Il ii E M DISONIAN
WASHINGTON CITY,
THURSDAY, AUGUST -. ls4l.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY IN NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTy.-Augustin
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12

ALABAMA,-The returns Of the election are TOO I'M
perfect, as yet, for publication 80 far as they nave
been received, they are favorable to the opposition
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, Aug IL.

Ater some difficulty and delay in consequence Of
no quorum appearing the first vote, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole Mr. I'LL
LrNGBssT in the Char and resumed the consideration
Of the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-12

slider the amendments, having been but this morning
reported from the committee.
MIR. CLAY, of Ala, moved to proceed TO the or
ders Of the day, the morning hour having expired.
MIR. CLAY, of KY, moved to lay the Distribution
Bill on the table, with view to take up the bill Tor
the repeal of the Sub-treasury.
MIR. CLAY, of Ala, raised point of order, that
the regular orders could not be laid the table, III
il was announced by the chair.
Some conversation arose on this, and MIR. CLAY,
of Ky, withdrew the motion the orders of the day
We're announced, and Mr.. CLAY then renewed the
motion TO lay on the table, the Land Bill.
On this, Mr.. WRIGHT called the yeas and nays ,
and the motion carried. Yeas 23-nays ~.
Thus the Distribution Bill was laid on the table