Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

G Mr., Fillmore tiJen riofed tbai The special
order for tomorrow, which was The sieffstoiiai
business, should be postponed unti; iwo weeks
(rum FRIDAY, aud gave as O REASON the tilsenl
necessity OF The early passage oil The iarp ps's'
Sir. Wise enquircd 81 the amendments 70 the
Navy .I,prupriaiion bill could DOT be- acted on
pf.yio,Isy 10 tue passngr of The ;allif bill. air,
FiInor. said The House would decide that mat
Ter. but ne wnud not ask them 20 Go 30. " ofces
from various parts of tbs Hail were heard N
the negative a motion was nlnde 10 adjourn
which vas negaiived, aad BIZ FtIlnspre's mo.
ton TO postpone ibe special order was agreed
10. The House then adjourned.
There viii be probably no further appfo.
prialion bill passed during the present session.
The Tariff bill viii be discussed in both brancii-
cs. The Senate bill will be pissed. and sent TO
The House, where it viii be- adopted ms an
amcndn,rnl 10 the bill OF MIR. Fillmore. l. VIII
be vetoed by Tie President. and Congress VIII
then adjourn and aII this is calculated 10 take
IHacs in lilc course ef the ne1t three weeks
The same correspondent, under date OF the
5ih INIT. says:
The Tariff discussiun was resumed. and
Me.ars Kennedy al Mary land, Appleton
Saunders, Bsdlack, slcKeoH. and }. X. ingcr-
soil. successisely submitted their views upon
The ,utgect They oil advocated the protective
poljcy, with m. exception Of Mcssrs. Saunders
and McKeop. The latter gentlemen placed in
strong cou,ras, ii, c course now being Pursuedby
the British Government with that pnrposed ny
the dominant parry in Congress. The amount
of duties pr u posed tu be- faised by the Chairman
of the Committee ON Finance, was Ss52 COB 1856,
oil which S26.5 .53i yc6 were 10 be levied on thir-
iy-iive articles OF import. bnt in Iaany cases the
duties were 3" high that no revenue nj NIL would
be collected from them. He Gale d attention 70
the fact, that Notwithstanding the biennial re-
duction OF duties alier 1884, the amount OF re-
venue collected was not at all diminished, thus
demonstrating the fact. that moderate duties
were rs favorable TO the revenue rs they were
/ to the business Of the country. Dir. Tnple,t
having obtained The hoor, the House adjourned.
There was large dinner party Yesterday
4, the White House, at which there was not n
single Wing present The festivities. It Is said,
concluded with speech and sentiment IN
the following words: The Veto, and ditto"
which was cordially responded 10 by the COM
pany. This dec larulion ni social independence,
has furnished fresh fuel 10 the fires Of Wing IN
dignalion, aud II is probable as many impreca-
tons were lIeaped upon lIis hend within the
last t.sye hnurs. as during any similar Pcriod
since his accession TO the Executive chair.
There is said 10 he some differences of opi-
Mon between the Eastern and Western Wings
the former making the Tariff the permanent
object, while the latter go for Distribution.
"Ifthe Tariff bill is vetoed there viii be an at-
tempt made to pass it without the Distribution
clause. and TO se, The aid Of the Democratic
members. stiiI further notifications may be
submitted to-"