The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-28
WAsHINGTON NEWS.


The latest dates in this quarter from
Washington are to the l4th. The sup
position is that President Tyler has re-
turned the Bank Bill requesting certain
notifications.
We give below two extracts from the
New Orleans Bee ofthe esd.
"The most plausible statement Of the
views of the President we have yet seen
| is this that expe rience has demonstrated
to Mr.. Tyler the expediency of bauk;
that agreeably 10 the doctrine maintain
ed in the Henrico letter of las: October,
the palpable necessity of such an institu-
ton renders it constitutional; that be is
/ in favor of bank of issue, depoSite aud
exchange, but objects 10 the establish
ment of branches having the privilege
of discounting, without the consent Of the
States in which they are placed He
will, therefore, return the bill with OBJ
lections TO the clauses comforting the
branching power, and will suggest such
notifications as will meet with his as
sent.
" Will the Cabinet resign in the event
of veto? The impression that such
will be the case gains ground. We d. not
think they will, unless called upon By
Congress to retire. That Mr.. Criterden
will resign, appears to be generally b.
/ lieved. Mr. Clay viii retire fro.a the
Senate, and the present Attorney Gene
raj be chosen in his place"
Correspondence of the Southern Patriot.
: WASHINGTON, Aug. IA.
From some cause or other, It was be-
t leved that message would be received
! from the President yesterday at noon
! Accordingly the Senate galleries were
crowded to excess, bat no message came.
1t is supposed by some, that the delay
;. Is caused by preparation of message 10
j account for the apparent inconsistency
r of the President in signing the bill,
which he may have decided upon doing.
be that as 1t may, the anxiety of the pub
: lie mind is wrought up TO the highest
I! pitch.
i Tomorrow ii is expected that both
t. branches of Congress will take holiday
!. for the purpose of visiting the ship "De-
: laware" at Annapolis. Hence as the
:, President will also 60, it is supposed thai
d the message will be postponed until Mon
o day, as Mr.. Tyler may think that were
e his decision now Known, it would destroy
: the harmony of the excursion.
In the Senate petitions are still pour
u ing in against the new Tariff Bill They
e complain that at least proper interva
s, ought to be allowed before it goes int
a force, TO enable merchants to accommo
: date their purchases to the new state 0
= things to be introduced by It.
'e The Distribution Bill is yet under dis
q cussion, but it's expected an effort to take
d a final vote will shortly be made.
In the House the Bankrupt Bill wa.
debated thrugh that day without any &C
Z, ton being had thereon. 1t is supposed
s that it will pass to-day by small major
/ ity.
The anne ndments of the Senate in ths
!. Naval Pension Bill was agreed to by the
= House, and the bill sent to the President
The impression that in case OF veto
II the cabinet will resign, gains ground.
r Should there be vacancy Of the cabi
: net, Mr.. Wise is spoken of as Secretary
: of the Navy, Mr.. Jones of Va, Secretary
Il of the Treasury, and Mr.. Senator Rive.
J. of Va, Secretary of State.
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