Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-23


ury 10 every other mode of keeping the
public money, he was disposed, for one'
To adop; any reasonable middle course
which might he suggested hy the Prcstlcn,
al the ucAl session, provided that ii kept
entirely clear of the establishment, Of any
banking corporation Of any description.
Mr.. Walker expressed similar views
| A. TO The Stale Bank dcposiic system. II
WIS the worst which could be devised by
The ingenuity of! man,
a, The rc1ucs, of Mr. Clay. who said
thai he wished the Revenue lilll. which
| was nuw in suspense between The two
! Houses 10 he disposed Of. before they de-
cidcd Oh al jourming, the whole subject was
! laid on lmc table until tomorrow. MIR.
! Clay lhcu said HAT the Committee OF Con
ference on The Revenue Bill! had agreed TO
recommend to the two Houses aS Il sub
s,ilu,c Tor The disputed proviso in tho Rev
cnuc B;ll, lhe following:
Provided Thai, il in virrnrc Of this Sec
ton, any duty exceeding the rate Of 20 per
ccutum al vaiorem shall he levied prior lo
the 30h of June, 1872, the same shall not,
in any wise affect The disposition Of The pro-
cccds of the public lands as provided for by
an act passed al the present session Of Con-
.rc,s, and provided further that no duty
higher than 20 per rcnt. nj vaorem shall
nc levied aad paid Oh any unmanuiac'urcd
! article.
Tls was agreed to. AMI the Scnate
wen, mi" Executive Session.
Ia The House. Mr. Dawson announced
! that the ti,licuI'ic, hctwccm Mcs>rs. Wise
aud Snilv had bc.n arranged amicably
! amL houorably. The order Of! the day was
! thea taken up, hcn. The consideration of
! the veto MESA e ul the President; Mr.. Bolts
opened the hall. aud led oil'hy stating that
he had accused ,l.c President IT ,rcachcry
ard pcrliiy. aud ne now meant In prove H..
I Hi, WAS tie burden "! his speech. and
moTc ab>Urdify. >cur.iiIiy amd twa6dlc
/ haze seldom been ut;Crrc,! in one hi"l hour
than we're pcrpriratcd hy Bnu, In day
! lie was r"piiad 1, hv MIR. G.iIncr. who
used IIlr lash NOS, an~paTlnsIN. aud ably
! defended the President from the impnta-
lion, "i III, colleague. Mr.. Jones of Md.
assumed Il moderate tone towards the
President ani preached harmony. &c,
lhcy nigh, r!ilrr with the President but
need not quarrel with him. Mr.. Lane, of
Ia. Mr. Mas,i. Of Ohio, and Nr. Thpmp-
>rn. ui la,liaua. nn the other hand look
Nron. ground against the President, de-
ruuncin. him as trarorous. rcrIilous, ac-
ruatch by unh"ly ambition, &c. The
question was then taken on passing the
bill, notwithstanding The veto. and the vote
was, ayes lO3; nays 80: 81 two thirds not
voting for il. the bill WAS lost, The House
then ad ionrncd.
The course pursued in the llousc to day
is indicative of The determination of the
Wings in caucus las; night, aud that is war
| To The knife with the President. The Cab.
iner will probably resign To day, The only
difficulty being the tcnaciy with which,
Webster aud Granger cling TO Office.
WASHINGTON, Sept. u.
In the Seuarc this morning. the House
resolution li>ing the day Of adjournment
WIS taken up-rhc question being on Mr.
| prc>i0m's amendment. After n brief dis
cu>-iun. the arucndmcui noI appearing TO
] G,i ,.,yp- --vre-ST-'
7 drew his amendment. The resolution
wiS lhcn amcnlrd by striking ont IL
O'Clock. aud in that shape passed. The
amcn'mcni was afterwards concurrcd in
iy thc House. 80 it i. determined Congress
viii adjourn OH Monday nvNr. The SEN
| atc then went INTO Executive session. aGd
;mijourned III II late i,nur--:lavi,r. hecn oc-
cupicd nearly lie whole >il'ing ia ihc dis
crS,ion oi the nomination oi Mr. Everett
u, minister io Great Britain, and on which
nnUuc,lion WAS taken.
la the House u report WAS made lfom
| the select COMMITTEE III the case oi Nlrs,rS.
Wise and SianI,. The rrpnrl rccuumrn-
Grd that ii,r>c gentlemen should hc rclIr-
| mauicd: that any mcnIurr hereafter n>in.
! in>uIin. lan:uagc Oh rlc floor >honld hc
! tined one hundred dollars; an,l in c1>r u
blow should he gwen the member To hc
expelled. THIS report gave rise to avery
long debate, winch WIS terminated by II
m,"iium Ia rcc0n'nI' he r'pnrt with 'mstric-
iinn> /" ;i,nrn, IL ;,s 10 declare that Mr..
Wise hn>in. maI,' n satisfactory apology
AMI inr matter havIu. bccu anlcabiv aud
bnmnr;hlv arranged between the parties,
that no further proceedings were neccssa-
~. This motion prcvaIei-aycS l0I,
NOES. :j6. The House thea adjourned.
McssrS. Ewing. Bell. Badger aud Crit
lcndcn. have al lru.tli, resigned their seats
in the Cabinet. The President. this after
noon srml in the lollowin. nominations for
the vacancies.
Walled Forward ol Pa n; present First
ConrprnIerD secretary "i he Treasury.
Jnm Mclean ut . no zone of l!ic Judge,