Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-21

tariff. Except to establish a w%arehousine
sysinm Even the Inconsistencies and ab
surdi,icsof the measure which. in the hur'
~ and q nfnslon Of the close Of All exhaust
lug session, escaped notice. will have to
remain IS permanently as the system IL
sell.
Tho Exchequer scheme is asain brought
forward ~ a inanner so plausible that ma
ny whiss begin 10 approve it. so far as tG
prefer II To the Sub Treasury, which
awaits IS hereafter. But. as the exchange
feature Is 10 be modified and reduced &c
no exclisnge a, all. III order 10 concilia,e
some deiaosaatic$ Votes, il, is doubtful vine
tier llic seheme will Get 4 respectable vote
in eiihrfl House. II is a matter OF certain
IS ,hatis will moi be adopted. in any con
| ceivabiesarui. The interests of all politi-
caipaftsss are opposed 10 the adjustment
of the faestioL.
Botii Houses have adjourned over TO
MondayFa order to afford time Tor the ar
| raasenisDtof the Standing COMMITTEES
which ~it, | presume, be much as they
wcrcIaa session.
TIE fsause has spent The whole time in
.riGing With Mr.. Adarns's motion for re-
sciuding ihe 2lst rule. From The first
| there haS been n great reluctance 10 meet
| this que ion, aud many members are play
ing a quier game. Sumo Pennsy!vsulans
| aui NeaeYo,kers FIRST vote against laying
! Mr.. Aasnis's motion on the table, aud
thea yoss against putting the mlin qaos-
lion OH The adoption of The resolution.
Thus. q sias happened Today, and every
day, ttias the House refuses I" lay on the
table, a ach would be 10 reject the propo.
si,iou tad refuses to order the main Ques-
ton ioi,s pul.
Mr.. Bsnion has introduced his bill 10
reneai lie Bankrupt Act. Tile bill was
ordered 10 a second recalling. 1t repeas
the act :scept SD 'ir as lrisls now in pro
nr.ss irr e1ncerncd, aud allows these cas-.
es 20 De afSsccu.eI Ia termination only on
condition which prevent any Que from
deriving say benefit Whatever from The acr.
Mr, EJsnri, after a silence OF two sos-
sions on tho subject Of his special ins'ruc-
inns; i.p. brought forward a resolution for
';expw ding the expuusins resolution Of the
Senate, DIR. Bayard said the Senate
woul,ff Nsc uolhins to do for soue time.
which ID icry true, and be wished 10 have
This saf s-tsA4nSgiersd and disposed oil
meannss s-zSFEuggfHsIsc naopiioaof
hrs propssslcn would be ahaPpy mode Of
closing III. Did year aud greeting the Dew
me-.
December, Q.
Neither House was in session to-day.
according 10 custom both Houses have Ia
ken a recess ill Monday, in order To allow
their presiding officers time t" arrange The
Committees. which will be announced on
Monday.
The House is now very equally divided
on the question Of receiving aud consider
ins abolition petitions. The subject does
no, creaie so much excitement as former.
~. A very large maturity Of Northern
members would be glad tn get rid oil the
petitions ii they could. without increasing
The zeal of aboli,iouis,s n, home and hn-
zardins their own popularity. II Is ex.
pcc,c,! that OH Mou'!ny. the resolution OF
Mr. Adams will be laid on the Table. ond
thus the question will DO quoted for The
present session.
The suffice: Of commercial regulations
with foreign countries with a view 10 "Ihe
enlargcmcntof the basis OF foreign inter-
course" is hin,cd ut in The Presidents
message, and hegins to attract q large
sl,are of attention. Some suy tina: oil mp
preparation will be proposed. this session.
for a special mission to England, tor the
purpose of procuring Il more liberal share
Tor the Uui.ed States in the British Colo
nial trade and for other purposes, aud thar
Mr.. Webster is TO take that mission. bnl,
| have heard on the other hand, that Mr..
Webster has expressed a Discrimination 10
20 abroad.
No person has rs yet been ramed Tor
France. Ills not TO DO presumed ma
Mr.. Tyler viii appoint n Of his Wing
friends, under The present circumstances
aud the deadly hostility Of the locos, as IN
dicaied by the Globe. will prevent lbe APP
poinimenl Of a decided Democrat. u a
Tyler man cannot be found. ] presume
that n Calhoun man will have the otier.-
Il is M, disguised here that The sympa'
lhies of the presenr administration are
strongly with Mr.. Calhoun. In preference
10 Mr.. Van Ruren or Mr.. Clay.