New-York tribune., 1841-08-07
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern 1ail.
Correspondents q the Tribune.

In the Senate to-day, Mr.. BENTON presented the proceed
ngs and resolutions Of large and respectable porioa
he said-of the citizens OF auquer Co.. Virginia decaip
against the Extra Session, needless against Na,oo
Bank. as unconstitutional; that i, mad been is,ce b.
fore the peops the late election and thar II chartered
would be their duty wage unceasng and deadly wag an
it till repealed that Congress has full power 10 repeal Is;
also against distribution OF the proceeds OF public and
against an increase Of the Tariff and National Deb; sn
returning their thanks to the Democrats Members OF Con
for their patriotic The service of their Ccu
try during the present Session OF Congress.
Mr.. BESroS expressed his entire IN these
views snd moved the printing of the proceeds and resolutions
Mr.. ARcHlR stated that ,hc whole number at that NEE,
ing only aud that three conspeuoe.
members entirely dssen,cd from the scope the resolutions
and withdrew from the meeting on this account. Thi, w,
the memorial of the large and respectable meeting pr
sca,ed TO the Senate and designed 60 forth tho
nitv as the deliberate opinion of the people OF Virginia h
very grvcs question that was ever presented to the Amer
can people With this explanation he willing should
be presented 70 the Senate and the people.
Mr. MILLER eoquen,ly and briefly getuted the assertion
tina, the Bank question before the people the a,
election 1t had been expressly and decided in the II
frmative in contest, which between measures, no
men,
Mr.. wHrrE opposed its printing and Mr.. CLAY move.
TO Law the print the table This was carried
Yeas 81, Nays 30.
Mr. BkNroS then moved take it up, and with muc
excitement and manner) gave notice to the Senate
that he would this proposition every morning durn
the session till his object accomplished He was pro
cecdng to speak of the subject OF the resolutions whom
Mr. CLAY called the Ssnator 10 order
Mr. Benton Take down the worls. (rhe point OF or
der
Mr. Clay said the Senator had no right to discuss
merits OF the subject motion to take up lay til,
table; and called the Senator to order.
Mr.. BESroy Take down tho words Take down til,
words
long and unusually excited debate points Of order
here cnsued in which much warmth displayed by va
ou, members, and appeal taken from the dcson
the President which, moved lay the table Sc
&c The further progress of which, arrested by Mr
TALLMAGE, who, some fifteen twenty minutes after The
mc suggested to the President that the morning hour had
elapsed.
The Senate then proceeded to unfinished business
The bill extend for years, tho charter OF tn
Mechanics Relief Society of Alexandria, motion
Mr.. King taken up and passed
The bill to revive the charters OF the banks Of the D
,rict of Columbia, was passed by Yeas 80 Nays IS.
The FoRrricArtoN Bill then taken up, and ait
brief remarks by members pased-Yeas As, Nay,
The NAVY Pension Bill taken up in committee
the whole and occupied the attention Of the Senate the
mainder of the day. Several amendments were ohere
which were accompanied with much debate. Without hn
ing the BILL the Senate adjourned.
In the House or RepRksESrArIyEs; yesterday, con
municaton having been received from the Treasury Dpar
rnent, containing remonsrance o! the French Alinse
against an increase OF much OF the tariff relates
France this morning, Mr. ADAMS offered resolution Il
curing of the Presdeat the right Of the French Minister
petition TO their House.
Mr.. ADAMS made remarks, which were listened !
with great interest respecting the unusual occurrence of ii
pe,itionng of foreign minister, relative TO our system
duties.
The resolution was then laid on the table by of Q
TO 70.
The FISCAL BANK BILL again taken up in ConS
tee of the Whoete resolution having been adopted sto
debate in Commttce-Friday l2 o'clock and was dl
cusscd during the day by Messrs. Pcrg and MARSHALL
Ky WISE BiDLAcK, DEAS of Ohio, Thompson of Ia an
Others in an Interesting and important
Mr.. MARSHALL. gave notice that he should strih
out Mr.. Glars amendment giving the States oppor
nity to assert or dissent with regard the establishment
branches within their limits, and to insert provision g.
ing Congress the free and unqualified power independent
,f the assent Of TIM States to establish branches
He con,ended that the right of Congress- ,ovcreg'
general ard entirely independent of the Stes-that III
pro7ison of the bill novel; and absurd pass
tariff Ll with provision that its binding effect in the Sc
era States depend the assent Of those State
given the first Session of their Legislatures thus for
whose efficiency depended the wills Of the States
Mr. WISE entirely concurr.d in these views.
The House adjourned 10! o'cl.ch, p. NJ.
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