Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-31

t7zu adjourned.
IN he House lie loriEca'ica bl. vas hl--
rerei at eli tay, s. fhol: com.nEt0 any coacl1.
s. on rcnr. Mr. Wise is ever day defining
sIli more G.s,incilcss lis position, and there can
Be bli i.tc 6og5. L 81 4. te one Cf decided o11o-
s.tio1. # remains 'oag Of the Presa., materials,
uf which there seems 10 10 cons dga5.e doubt
a. tlis moment. Informed yoI IN ny last that
fhcsi clerks tad been removed from tie iani
Office. This was done bv orter Of NJ. Ewing,
tie head OF lie Treasury Department OF wa.ca
the land ofiiee IS Bureau. TINS morning Ar.
Tyier proceeded 20 tie land Office and ordered
tie reinstatement Of The clerks who had teen re-.
moved. and they were reiusia:eI accordingly.
Much surprise is expressed that Mr.. Ewag s,..I
holds on to his office af'er this manifestation BY
The Executive Of what may lie considered wan,
Of confidence IN him.
GrThe following Is from the correspondence
Of the Nashville Unioa. Tia, paper states thai
the letter is from higi authority. The wig par.
iy is about 10 be broken up aud dissolved uto lis
original elements. We always knew and said
that It could not hold together long, bu, lis dsso.
luton, if there Is any truth IN the sgus Of the
times is about to take place much sooner than we
anticipated. Well had Col. Benton cause for
excla.miug, as he dad in the Senate on the 9th
inst. ave are in the minority, bat never during
the las. twenty years did he zee! SO triumphant,
so victorious as he felt at tie battle Of the extra
session"
NAsuiNCToN CIrY, July Is, 1871.
Dear sir At this moment the great universal
wing party is in RUNS, and unless some move.
pen OF concllauon is speedily applied, The wreck
Will be complete. The grea measure Of the par.
t., Of Mr.. Clay, and of tie extra session, has
pniuaty been dcfeaied! Suppress your aston.
shmen, and ioy--bat hear me tell you cooly and
earnestly. that Mr.. Clay's Bank Bill is defeated I!
l his morning Mr.. Clay fairly surrendered the
qaesilon-aier having been crying aloud Tor &C.
uon, action, during the whole session, he came
toward ana lei off ia his old strain, complaining
oil the delay Of the democrats, whea Col. King
rose AID formally proposed 10 Mr. Clay that the
lIaal vote should be taken on Salu day 18th inst,
Inis proposition aSiouuded Mr.. Chy--it was
what he lei her expected nor dcsred--bu he was
compelled 10 reject the proposition and immcdl.
acly he bill was laid down by a voc OF The wings.
This dIscloses the fact beyond all question that
at this lime Mr. CIay's Bill canuo pass The
vote will S and 26 agaias il and - for it-Ar.
| gha M with Ina
democrats.
1t Is now becoming an in crossing question to
ascertain what Mr. clay Will DO. lie IS defeat
ed, beaten down, and must take few days to
recover Tvs equanmi.y. | cannot see how he
Can even consent TO AXE the project fine secre
Iary OF HE treasury he las denounced 1t Tune
al er Tine as "an imbecie rcke thing
VII, MOI venture az opinioa as The resu.t-bu
al lhis llme, eycy thing indicates an entire an.
Iaslng dissolution Of The party. Yours, DC.
"THE GROANS OF THE BRlTONS."
Hear what;he Nashville Wing, a decided fedora
paper, says Of the News Goni Washington. =
He is commenting on certain remarks Of MIR Au)l,
a wing Representative from Tennessee and Wit
tears III his eyes. he thus G@cou-snh:
The stu, OF " Virginia abstraction" had lht
ascenJency, and like The deally Upas, had basle,
the hopes OF the American people. II MIR Al
no!d's premises be tue, his Conclusion is tot "a
wrong. Whenever II is officially made knowr
mat the Administration have determined u eros
the popular VIII, by he mterposion ol The eto
or through the agency OF an Ereculipe pagtg, Ii
one OF both branches Of Congress, we hone The,
Wal b made to carry on The Government n5ol
the same principles they are disposed 10 apply t,
tDe measures OF the People, to WI, the "scruple
OF conscience" and the "absractons u the Con
suuton." /! it BELTS Mr. Tyler and his Minis
uy,to Iced the country upoa the Chamqlon's dis
lhey oush not, IN lauHess, to object t. partial;
OF 1t, IN common with suffering, though patient
Constituency. Blu, as YET, we have seen nothiu
to authorize the concus on that either oil the afea
measures loI the aIopuou o. Which, The late la
mented President Convened Congress. Will ceI
Ialnly lall. The Executive may not, ncgehrl
Like the Bank bill in he form inwhch II ) bee
reported by Mr. Clay but the chances are that
viii be sent II the Waite House il no other igrr
and lhs INCA beng complshed b. Congress,
We have Little or no lear for heresui,. Tae Ia
tmoe papers state that an informal meeting &
the why members Of the House, had recommeu
ded the Select Currency Committee to report th
Bank Bal 10 the House, aciih The b,aachin
9 po~'r; there being only one dissenting voict
Ihe rumor that the bill is 10 be lodged or dsfsa
G tea III he Senate, by concert between one or tw
Wing Senators aud the Executive, Is too mon
: srous for belief.
9 LowNDEs, July oath, ls4l.
To Z. F. CALHOUN,
& Iotn,u