Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
The bill was further discussed until 3
O'Clock, when The House adjourned over
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The bill WAS further discussed until !
O'Clock, when The House adjourned over
until Monday next.
WAsuISGTos Aug. l6.
The veto mas usl been read-'hc gale
ry aud lobhics of The Senate chamber
were crowed TO su!iocalon-every Sena-
tor in his seat, anL the members OF the
House crowdiug upon The Presidents seat
or platform. At the finishing the reading
of the veto message, applause and Kissing
were heard. Benton rose i'll great ln'iigna.
ton aud moved To send the Master OF Arms
10 the galleries FOR The purpose of finding
ont the rioters and bringing them 10 The
Bar Oft the Senate for punishment. Much
debate ensued upon the subject-thc up
shot of which was. that nothing was DONE
The Wings will have caucus tonight
to determine upon The course of proceeding.
The House is still engaged in discussion
orrhe Baukrup, Law. do not think that
il will pass. The Revenue Bill will not
he discussed for several days to come.
The Senate are engaged upon the Land
Distributing Bill, and there are great hopes
entertained that the veto which has just
come in will destroy the appetite Of The
Wings for all The other measures.
|, is impossible TO say at this moment
what will be the course pursued by the
Cabinet. The opinion is that several
members vii! resisn-espccially the Atlor-
ney General who is devoted 10 Clay
Upon that event, Badger the Secretary OF
the Navy. it is said will be appointed At
torney General. But at present almost
every Thing is copjeciurc-onct thing, how
ever, is certain. the Wing party is split.
and Dem ocralic doctrines are likely TO pre-
vail, Already The signs of the times are
ominous-Indiann is revolu,ionized. Last
year the H,usc, of Indiana stood 20 Wings
10 30 Democrats, in round numbers-nOw
there is Democratic ma jority, and II major
iiy upon join, ballot. New York will have
next fall Democratic majority in her low
er House, perhaps'in the Senate. The We
10 will give new impulse to the Demo-
cratic party. You will like the Presidents
ve,o-it is an exceedingly able document,
aud evidently The resul! OF much consider
alton and consultation. The Virginia old
State Rish, men left their homes aud visi-
ted the President, and several Virginia
gentlemen, hich in the ranks Oft the Dcmoc.
racy, were most certainly amongst his ad-
viscrs.
WAsnINGToN,. Aug. IL.
immediately upon The adjournment OF
the TWO Houses yesterday. The Wings as
scrnb!c'l in caucus, which continued until
n late hour. The problem 10 be solved
was the policy 10 be pursued towards the
Executive, under the ucw aspect the rela-
lions between them had assumed. Opin-
ions we're neafl ~ as many and as varian,
as there were members present, but laie
maiorry expressed themselves in terms OF
hostility 10 the President, aud were for dc.
cidcd action in some shape or other, asscr.
ling that If they did not dcnounce John
Tyler and his works. and that promptly,
their Wing constituents would dcnounce
them"
The Wings Of this city, as mentioned
in my lass. formed n procession about 10
O'Clock last night, and with musical instru-
mcnis Of every description, and every va
riety of vocal accompaniment, marched 10
the Presidents house, aud serenaded him
and his fnmily with variety of favorile
airs. such as The "Rogues March," '.Clear
the Kitchen" &c. They had large
transparency of the President for the pur-
pose of burning him in eifisy, but were
dissnadcd from their purpose by the Mayor
of the city. This outrage is alike Disgrace
fu To TIE ruilians concerned in it, aud the
Wing authorities who suffered them to es.
cape with i,npuuity."