New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern dail.
Washington Correspondence of the Nev-Yosk Tribune
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the table.
Mr. CALHOUN presented the proceedings and resolutions
- ,i- Of cirirens of Petersburg, Va. against Pro
ective Tariff and National Bank, and approving the Veto
of the Presidents also against Distribution and expressing
the hope of the Of the bill for this purpose passed
Laid on the table md ordered to De printed
Mr. TAPpAS moved 20 take up the resolution offered 9
him some days adjournment OF Congress on tue
3Oth inst Tke motion negatiyed; cas- ~ nays -
The Select Committee appointed Yesterday BY the freS-
dent OF the Senate 10 whom the Fiscal Corporation o 10
be referred consists of the following Senators MessrS
BEpRIEy Evans, ARCHER, McEEHEAD and HuNrINGToS.
Mr. hing expressed his surprise in seeing this rsrnins
that not one OF hi: party had been placed that Commit
tee Such case never before happened since ne had been
in Congress except one customary appoint ma
srity of the CoHuittee of friends of the measure but
Arrays TO have portion of the other party also members
He therefore moved to add members this Committee
to be selected from the minority.
The PpgSpgyr stated the facts of the and the rea
sons on which he had acted One of those appointed had
vo,ed against the Bank bill When the present bill WAS
brought into the Senate proposition made TO postpone
il indefinitely and was sustained BY 81 This he considered
a, evidence of deadly hostility the and none of
,nose had been appointed the Committee. he had
acted according TO rule Jefersons Manual which was
that those opposed particular features OF measure might
be ap.osted on the Committee consider IT, but who
entirely opposed.
Mr. BEyroS complained of The composition OF the Conn
mittee they were all members the party all friends
OF the measure and the five snor members OF the Senate
He then at some length related various anecdotes connected
with this corporosity as the would BE-, abbre-
Waited and considered it merely renewal of Mr. Bidde
Bank
After some farther conversations Mr.. King withdrew his
motion.
The Distribution and Prescription bill! taken and
debated during the day By Messrs. WOODBURY. SEVER,
WRIGHT. TAPPAS and WALKER in opposition and by
Messrs ARCHER and WOODBRIDGE in its support. Mr..
CuraBERr expressed desire speak, and for this
pose with the understanding that the question be taken on
the bill tomorrow, the Senate adjourned
In the House. the bill making appropriation for the relief
OF the Post-Oce Department debated during the day.
and besides the merits OF the question: much miscellaneous
and political matter was introduced. Messrs. SrEESRoD
L1rrLErlGLp HoPKSs and GoRDoS opposed, and Messrs
| BRIGGS and ARNOLD advocated the BILL
Mr. A. referred TO- and condemned the Veto OF the Pres
deaf accusing him OF teachery his party and alliance
with the Locoocos There could be found better slut
for LocoFoco than the base, miserable wretch at tht
ether end of the Avenue He then called to order b!
various members ana the Chairman decided of order
to use so disrospectu in relation the Chief Mags
trae MIR A. said he had not spoken of the Chief Mags
trae, but of a wretch if Mr. Tyler friends insisted it
application to him. they could thus it. Mr. a. aP
peaed from the decision of the Chair, that he
order he however withdrew it.
Mr. IscgRsoL renewed the appeal insisting that the Pres
-. harrt
zen He withdrew his appeal and Mr. A. concluded, in the
same strain, his remarks.
Mr. SrAxLY severely criticised the speech of Mr. Arnold
expressing his confidence in the President The harmony
of the Cabinet and Wing party.
Mr. Boris referred his letter published in the hadiso
nan few DAYS since He conended that the Wing party
was not responsible for that but ne alone, and ne new re
peacd that the conduct of the President towards the Wing
party was the and ves ,eachery and he would show
that when the Veto TO this Corporation bill came-and ii
would come.
Mr.. Profit replied to Mr. SrAsLY, and complained
that he had been abused BY the Wing papers, particularly
the NcwYor papers he should from his ground
but glored to be found in the Tyler ranks.
Mr. DAyvsos of Ga in his admirable manner here inter-
posed to throw oil the of strife He would
enolnce those who might differ with him in opinion or
clude the tie man, Dut would
not be ned hand and loot and did wish others be- He
hoped his friends would the spirit of forbear
anbe in minor points that had pervaded their ranks in their
glorious and successful struggle BY which they had gained
ha honor and still preserve union with difference. Mr.
D. Is straightforward business ana worthy man, and were
his example initiated BY other Wigs instead of stopping
fall by the way they woald by al action unite
in conformity with the call of the people in perfectng the
business of the Session. and bringing close
Mr.. MARSHALL spoke at length on the Veto, the
Presidents COURSE &c, and expressing belief that this
Corporation bill would not be vetoed.
Mr. WISE replied, taking opposite grounds MFR NJ, and
trsatng of excitement, &c foreign the
bill under consideration. The House then adj. ARGUS.
AUTHENTIC FROM FLoRrDA.-By communication dated
the 9th ,nst received the Department Of War, from Col
WORTH commanding the army il Florida it appears thai
the number of IEdaa captures continues TO increase
On the 9th of last month, Sergeant Nash OF the 9Th In
fan,ry captured the remainder of Cooa Coacoochees band
i've in number From these the position Of twenty-five of
ialeck's band was ascer,ained Of which Capt. Gwynne
.cajod -hout blood she'd in securing the chief and two