New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04


In the SEATS after presentation OF ptut0n''
Mr. WooDBsKT asked lsavc 70 Introduce TWO DIS
one 10 continue in fsrce existing revenue laws
and re.rictins the rate Of duty % per oeS; and
the other to provide system OF home vs'Daiioa-
Mr.. HUNTINGTON wished to concur a. iae a. pos
.ble IN ,sis-bu, i, va. bill - raise rycrae az
such bills cog ~, c1n.ti. ltonaly or sra,e in the
Senate. L vas very evident he sad. that no "a"
existed T. collect tLe revenue al prsscnt-no,"ith'
standing al that Congress had sone 10 prevent
such a state of things. Tie went on TO show that
At the adoption ofthc Co'nprouiise Net dirce' no
tion. made % sir. TIE President ne P0eer =
noe claims. -erc r0.e9 d0rn
Nessrs. Wo.pBgRY. EyASs and ALLEN folio"
ri. AID Nj CRlrrENpES closed the debates ~
splendid burst Of patriotic cloquence. lie c'Acd
those q the opposite party Why they need TO i'o~
for Ii, cause of,he cslauiics tha, now over" e. n
the country bey-nd the re.o Of two day. since -
WHY talk OF the ,xtremitics, when disease ., at h'
very vital. e yS,r Government SI, SAD ~. u
is rolit,cul affection of the heart Your Tn 81
dent +, the direct and Immediate cause %! inis
nianiy tia, raute, IN The very central seat OF to-
system, Youy President i tfe malady hlw7el'-
YET gentlemen a,S rly wa dtuct lcsiSia'e We
did Not a. bcfuir- an independent Leg Stature
consulting only then own prudence ari sense OF
public duty. but in bhl abatcd Of our own op''-
ions. unnerycd of orr cwn purposes, to avert the
Presidential dispea.urs. Congress was reduced
10 collec, from tie voice of rumor the motives AID
the causes that were TO share i's performance o'
- high functions And yet af,es all this dcgrad-
ing submission. what have we \ fresh veto
Gentlemen declaim about the lard bin. and ind
is it topics Tor patriotic lennnc'rlion. Vet there
no. mere question Infinitely higher consequence
question whether or not ,hi. Legislature is TO De
mere shadow of imperial villa register OF i'm
peral edicis appeal to honorable gentlemen
whether NC have not. under these unhappy o'reun
stances. higher de,y % pcrform 'han this Of
party attack or defence
Mr.. SIMMONS submitted report lcom the Com
mi,tee on Manufactures, and the Senate adjourned
In the HovsF, Mr.. f,rrNcRg reported the Ar
nv APPROPRIATION bill with amendments.
/ Mr.. CASEY offered Joint resolution that Con
! grcs. adj lourn on the 18Th OF July.
MIR Fu,uoeg. object We ARE not yet in
,ituaton to adjourn | trust Congress never WI
adjourn until tarih bin Is passed.
,lr CisEY. We can adjourn on the day dc
! signaled rs we'll as at any orhc, time.
Mr.. JosErH X. lNGERseLL said he hoped "a
Adjournment would not even be talked ct until
tariff bill had been passed.
Nh. CASEY moved that the rules Of the iiors
be suspended for the purpose e enabling him T.
Offer the resolution.
The question was taken and i was decided 81
to - not to suspend the rules. So the Wing ma
ioritv in the House will 20 ON in the face OF a
opposition, and Il gisiate fer the good Of the coun
tg--lcaying the responsibility OF destroying all the
labors and OF crushing every effort to carry on III
Government rith he President, where it OF rlgh
belongs.