Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

had been arrested, and was now in custefv ,b,,
he had admitted his offence. and EXPRESSED his
dec? coaiFiion fort, Mr.. y : motion had m fsct
been complied with without anv question upon i,
ana he would nov move that The fender be as
N'-'' sf1 ICON custody, which was agreed 10 Nv
general consent
MF. Gay SAID that. Nc a message had been re-
coiFet ffem the Presden. Of the Unitr1 S,ataS
returning % the senate N whch il had orir,na
ted, biil Tor the charter ola Fiscal Bark: ybirh
oi, having been passed BIZ the other House had
received The concurrence 90 both branches Of the
- legislature, and been presented to him for his
Signature, Dc presumed II was no, the intention
81 me senate TO 60 into the consideration Of tina,
communication at this moment. IL would scarce
y De treatiog II with the gravity aud respec, due
70 Coordinate branch of the Government 10 en-
Ter upon such q discussion he fore The psner h.d
re.n Psioied and tttne had been given for thai
axe consideration OF ITS contents which OBJ
Ni'as'Y ought 10 precede such dc bate The
Senate had been sufficiently familiar with cnn,
ID lnicatioGs OF this Kind 10 know what COURSE !,
was proper to pursue, even had the Constitution
LETT II without my directions. But thai lnstru
ino"f had presented the course 70 ba pursued
Il directed hat, when bill shoald 5e returned
it"'n The President, with his objections the o}tc-
ttohs should is; b. recorded upon the Ionr-
mt hhd thea the body should proceed 70 recon
2 eF the bii that, il IL should receive tho assent
q 1"o-ihiTds at the members II should be sent
10 tho other House ct Congress. and If II obtain
"a like majority there, IT should become n law
tie Presidents 6! jecfians Notwithstanding; bat
II not, the biii was rejected, aud there vas an
end OF the measure. lie bud rlsen to move thai
tho senate woal5, Tomorrow, 1t II o'clock pro
cecd to consider tho Presidents oriector~ 10 tho
bill; and that, IL tho mean time, the Executive
COMMUNICATION Ilst received be laid upon the To
DC u0d printed
MIR. h'ag suggested that, the consideration
81 the Presidents objections must DO taken up he.
ere the Senate could pfecs ed - aav olhcr bu.i-
ae<s, 4 haaF bad better ba fixed a. 10 Instead
ID - 'e5"e6- H. YVES IN favor Of the motion IL
'rnt. The document wos highly important
ne Every Senator was ha1nd carefully and 60
oa7tE t. examine II Tor himself aud II ought
without delay. u 60 to the People, lint ,hev
"fehl 10 cn1tiai 10 judge et tho Presidents
curse. lie therefore sn1' Cd the printing Of 900
lisa copies Of tho message Tor the use os The
SENATE.
5lr Clay ansi he cou,d 70; entirely agree w,th
he haHu:akts Senator frnfn Ag4hata1 - to tn,
'FcFrlety of changing the bour O o'cl5cf NOR did
&c cnnonr IA ,hn optnian fhat The Senate roola
'roceef e ~ o'fcr bne5acas uu'ji they bad DIS
'oacd IT this bill. Ia similar casc IA y tho
senate had Ea-eIcsa the veto # tho Presi8sn, on
bo l0;h Of Ji'y and decided upon /; on the 18th,
nd II had Mt tecD taken up rtii IL O'Clock on
he day after ifs reception lie must adhere To
II motion for q
Mr.. Calhoun cancurrcd with Mr. Clay in the
EopTlety Of the motion. lie preferred II 10 10;
ho document would 30 printed and LAID en- the ia
les b. o O'Clock, and they would then ha,o a
oape 4 iiocrs 70 reflect upon il.
After some further conversation. the motion Of
IT. Clay to take Up tho subject At I2 o'clock
rs agreed TO-
hff. Clay, # Alabama, moved 10 make tho
umhcr Of the extra copies which was to Be ,rin-
"a o,41o; which wac agreed TO.