Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

 assel ttr Senate a r qu;ai aaI t.at Il was lost n tss taa=e, a.fsi .i ea=l fail, ktuen in Mobile. 4aHl' as.- ,a t..es taaap hs ceItain characters in tH r'F ft ttp PzuiaHs l5 iae fff ai oi tha ftor- H#g qabutaaU| aI N4tss tar tse r.mllon council iG#, al. aeurzetats Heetrzs !n ogier t1 iiest tue su Jeri iat. tas c4ash5#=-l laesu0ns were rro- iaanisH l tas FaFar-, la lhe candidates aud pledge tt 14ter Ihz faIeai sae trfat al tncse were abaB taaei. fde ie.Pt m-uaarg II lie otmoeraae party dsH. dat4ldaaat HtM. aud dropped thaM ike a hot r.taie. " coase on iAa -uujst, has open and a#aa'taI aas iHai'ua4Iiy tFposei ta the restric- uoa-3ui ,aae l hss Lseu aieptel at the request oi ihe glaaiea nauhes, feel Il my solemn duty to let i' fsA'd5h. Ems daty MI. perform at all ha1ards- tkt tie iaiI responsibility uf defeating the repeal, and tng" tat wal be s1stjaeI by ny constituents. -ifs he course taken the majority here is reck- ess and da ing-it is niga ianled measure, found ri pn pa ty considerations, aud as such vii resist it. Ha'P HHse than once sa.d ti,dl he restriction rroposca to be removed hy the bill, vas originally ueaorrau5 moasuTe-t ls stii! approved by he lead. CT, aai mItc rejecting a the Pa tg H M .bie, and an resolved, so far as any aet Q! mine may ata to eL f ataat In the absan,e oi the voice of my s-llnenU, protest most Gecidediy prutest against any interference b. the House win ,beir rights pohce regulations.
 WFpsIsBAy, Arril 29, l84l. @lr smith o J.. from the select c1iumltee t8 whic was referred Jl o iereal portion of the chartel of the city ui Mobile reported t.a same back to the House o HePre seulatiyos aud re commended ia pas l sage.
 On the question shall the LII he ordered 10 thnd reading on lo-m1frowF inc ycas anl nays were de- nsn9ca.
 s--llessrs.Adams,A Adrian, Alexander, Broush- ton, Cah, Crcp haH, Da,i, of A. Davis oi L. Doug l lass, Hutchinson, AcChnnanon, 9!cLenore Norris Randolph, Reynolds, Rice, Roberts, Smith tf J. smith oi L.Saods, " ison, Winston oi $. Nomack, i and Wynr-.4.
 NHs--liessrs.s Speaker, Barron. BATES, glount, i Milcheli and PRINCE-ll.
 Ao 4npina present.
 The House a'j5moel finally on the same day; so l the biil was lest
 Tbe debates on t.i, i are taken from the Mon 't'r ol April 20, ani May E.
 1 scENEs Ia TIE C. :. SENATE, July l2.-Tha debate ih tir senate thls bank question, has been lo-ay most brilliant aud interesting Clay has tt- ehts n drbaie, of nigh order, but it is impossible Tor nm to stand the oterW hea.ing force brought a- etinst iiin. He cannot oore Wita fhe close and co gent reasoning of CaIhnun the almost unhpard Of l afenmthlatite powers of your oWD Wright he con- 'lneihs 9fdtofy ol BGrhanr the laundering facts oi Isentan, to say adtapg Of the powerful democrats m the senate Clay to-day actually borne down to the earth. He is irritable and easil, excited and lhs alone makes him far inferior as the leader of d majority to SllaS Wright, who was ever cook quiet ana calculating. Clay eXacls too much from his friends and Is 100 dlneuufieuus 10 his opponents. lie got terribly excited tu-day, and declared that he was ready to adupt measures fo contro the action ut the senae---tlat s, "eppty flr eos." The whole senate were on telf tact at oHre; blF. Calhoun told him he had no douht he was ready to apply the ssgag' ''bu try II sr, try H. and you shall how much lt would control mV apscch.9
 Mir. benton, in oues of imn3er, cried out, 'let hlm try II ! Let him come on WIth his gag" Mr. Linn spoke il most indignant tones of "atrocitles | committed by nyrniioas of the late bank, of the bloody riots in Philadelphia ani other cics of the threatened assassination of the late President Jack son, by the friends Of this dictator (Dointina to Mi Cay.) Such things had goae on in and out of this House, that he felt ashamed he had so quietly sub mItled O such riatmg RSoisace of ceftain sfnat1rs when he recoected the nublc fearless and indepen, dent constituents he representeI.o lie said ..he should not cover te these menaces; he would not be wanting in ony h1lag that became MAN, whenever the attempt Was maic o ths&e down the rights of the country by stopping the freedom of debate" This srene was most terribly exciting. To hear tle bold denaAciations of this Misauurian hurled with such terrific force against the iusoent proposition of ClaV must confess that Tor lew moments, l lraIed d persona. attack upon him. in tie Senate Chamber- The noble hearted Benton stepped up o his side, aS mach 10 say, ''here are two of Us l' Nop5or ur. chin ol acheol-boY ever received such a castgu,ion aa Clay received at the hands of our fearless demo- cratic senator's. Some of the Whg senators appcar- cd to fehsh 1t amazingly, having hte love for Clay The several amendments calculated to check ihe eH- lfaVa3ance and speeaauoas Ot the bank were all vo- ted down, the wings being determined to retain all the worst features of the old bank. There is a finn deiermination on the part Oi the democracy and it was 90 expressed u the Senate to-day to mail to the mast the standard of REPEAL, and with that flap spread out to the breeze, we will hurl this ede a l gag-iaw administration from power. In the House the ban bill was passed-ayes l21, n1es 93 To see such llanous measures these pass enough 10 diWe apalriot mad This same House have just passed ll actually giving away the states 2 I O6O 900 and now they have passed another for borrowing | %l2,O00,O ,O01 borrowing money ta give t away ! Look al the state of the counuy, too Every dollar of revenue IS wanted n place ia a state of defence Do they do 1t Mo- Instead of doine that, they "a to work and give 10 the states all the revenues ri sing from he sale of lands, amounting to near s4,- OJo,p09. This. they say, goes to pay the debts of theattes but whom do taese st5tes owe or who holds the st1te stocks Englishnan, of course Then whom does tais 44,J0J,O00 soto The English, of course. l What nation, Ii any, a,e ste to have d war win l. l The English, of couise. Such will be the effect o this accuFe1 and infamous distribution bill We are actually giving our own money to tle English as sstlng iem to means the very ''sInews of war, ' to carry on the war against Us What blind infauatior has seized the whig party ''Whom the gods wish 10 destroy they first make mad" This will assured- y prove true in the Of the federal party. Ma, | that day be hasteaed ou. l hope that out a gevus land bIll will be defeated in ihe Senate
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