Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
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To give the debates 10 both Houses Of Congress.
upon tho several important questions which are
aud have been the subjects Of deliberation dur
ing tie extra session, would far transcend the IL
nits Of weekly sheet, for we could Gil orr paper
With the debates on the Bank Bill in the Senate
alone. wl.;eh are induced principally BY the Loco
foeo faction, in their willy attempts TO cripple the
Bill as much they can, and, if possible, to defeat
its fnal passage this session. But the reader shall
be KEEP, advised Of the progress Of the measures
which the people expect Congress will devise and
carry through at he present session.
In the House Of Representative, the Loan BILL,
the LA.p BILL and the NAVAL tsaAMENr BILL
have passed. And ii Ia in contemplation to bring
forward Bank bill, corresponding to Mr.. Clay $,
40 that both Houses will shortly I've deeply engros
si with the consideration Of this most important
subject, and which the people are anxious should
he matured and passed possible
In TIE Senate, tho LOAN BILL was passed on
Monday last.
The late d.sensions amongst the Wings have af-
fofded the Locos exceeding gteat joy, and many Of
them have predicted and hoped that the extra SEES
sion will yet break up in row but the news from
Washington within few days past, shows rather
different anticipation, and viii without doubt, dis.
pei tbs hope, they have snxiously entertained,
that the calling Of Congress together would uii-
mstely prove abortion.
The following letter to the Richmond Wing,
contains Intelligence which will be read with entire
satisfaction by eve:y Wing whose eye ii may meet:
WAsHIssroS July l4th.
MEssRs. EDITORS .--Pernt me to congratulate
yan and through you, the country, the auspcious
signs of the times. When | wrote to you last. !
stated that thought The prospects were brighten
ing, and am happy TO shy that my anticipa
ions in fair way Of being realized. The Dis
ttib1lion bill will pass the Senate, and no one
doubts the success Of the Loan Bill. | now state
unhesitatingly, that bark bin, acceptable the
The great body Of the Wing party, will no, only be
Passed but will become The law If the land NJ arb
this prediction nnd il il be not fulfilled, then may,
j. (as an old friend OF mine not very prodigally en-.
doxed with intellectual gifts used TO say forfeit my
reputation man Of superior sngaeity | need
pot give you the particulars now, but you may rest
satisfied To the result
The harmony of the Wing patty is restored, and
the most fratcrua feeling prevails amongst them
Even the revision Of the tariff, in REGARD to which
much feeling was anticipated will be adjusted
to the satisfaction OF all parts of the country The
union OF the Wings for the sake of the Union" is
now literally the motto Of the party, and thSy move
on rs band of brothers God be pruised for this
glorious resulr. His over ruling Providence has
guarded us from di.sonsions, and will lead 10
the contamination Of our brightest hopes
Congress will probably adjourn in about four
weeks, and trust the members will upon their re-
their constituents, he entitled receive the
welcome plaudit, "well done, good and faithful
servants"