New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06


Tho Senate did aa. =, to-dfy; ..t uc 'ioa.'
resumed lie consideration Cd. the Pro, i'of'i land
Bil. the question bcn- on tie passage 81 '.' D...
,ha President objections @, tIc contrary mot" ii-
startling
VI. ur>rYs OF V.rs,oie ieteaJcd iac Veto
power. and PER consequence. the c'0-.' ', ii'
Executive. aud ,oaterdms 10, 'ov a,.i aad 'le
restoration Of the public lands.
Mr. CorrsR OF Pennsylvania obaIa,i 'ae tDor.
and Wa. about - proceed w,th Is remarks. Nira
Nj JOHNSON ot Maryland arose a.d -'Ii t.t-
If the gentleman from Pennsylvania would gN'
wav. ne would move that tie HOUSE adjourn.
Nr Cooper however. proceeded w.'h hrs poe
marks. and observed that thc day could not bee tc.-
ter occupied than IN passing the bril- 80 despite 3
the Exccutiy. veto. SiNt,-siN Year, ago. the WY
hrs, reason assigned for the de- aalion of ind'
pcadcrce was. that tie British kmg aii refuse
his assent 70 laws the most wholesome ald ic.,--
,ary for TIE public good. lie hor j.rat le Wou.l
not bee accused IF discourtcsy WDru he expressed
bis opinion that the conduct at tao President at
the United Sstcs was similar % ilat a. tue LhA-
li,h mpnarch- foc the Executive htc Russell DIS
assent to tho passage OF d l4w 90 meet 'i' pr's-i
emergencies ot the country; and. at a unc, too,
wh.n no revenue could be- collected uni.r'io c>-
i.,ins statues etc. Aner be cou-iad,d
Nj. S,rNpsR, replied To- -,scta sonilru
who had preceded him. and abapd io afsur t.'t
| the Wing, had acted in such a nllau,t a. leo eA-
tot the Irto from tho Fr,d''i.
| M MlssH,lL OF IS. delivered Some '"iy i,r-
chile remarks, Priasiplls directed u-ai.r t''
! President and the nrrubci, ct thc Cabinet. vh e
Inconsistency in relation to den former nud pro-
eat political op.iou, he very succ,. fully ',."o'-
,,ratcd.
| Mr.. WIss'also came in for small bot cal g
share OF the philippe; aad happ, air.ipn ~as
made to milymg cry 81 the ual.u On. ilr Nm"s
| for tie sake Of the MON; buf DO" thai The
| Nhis la.t,c oi sl0 wos Ought and won, tie ban
ner that Displayed tht Inscription wl, ;ofn into
tauers and troddcn under foot by the ensign Who
50 yaiaaty bore II alnit in the ho,'c.tot thr hcht
| Nr. ADAMS spoke ct the reverse which III
| Wings had been obliged 10 cXprrienc" in cons. b.
| quence Of the Executive actI0n with regard tn OBJ"
| Bank bills the Tariff, etc, and WH1icaicd the
| Wing, by saying that they bad done all that wis
| dom, experience and patriotism could sugg"'t 10
relieve the country from is enhancement unil'
store it TO its former prosperity In th" course -
his remarks he TOOK occasion % observe thai ito
proyiso in the Provisional Iarih hili (rlausc 20
the public lands) alone induced INN to vote iu de
affirmative on its passage.
MIR. FESDLrroS, after expressing A esiic 20
| dispose OF the subject before them without nnh's
debate. moved the previous question, for H. pat-
| pose Of bringing the House 10 a direct vote.
motion wa- made 10 adjolrn, but it did not
Prcyai'-icGs t., nays t..
TIE previous question was then seconded, and
the main question ordered to be put on ihe pas
sage of the bill, and the result was--Ycas H.
Nays ~. So, twothirls not voting IN the .Arm.
,,iye. =, required by the Constitution, NE bill WAS
NOT PASSED. NRCL..