Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

I vetoes had virtually cut them asuhoeI. TIC Ha,N =,
tina, the consistency of the Wings could be vindcae
by passing the bill the table, repeating the s'1''
clause OF the distribution ac or by adopting fpsoiu
lion decaralcry of the adherence ofthe Wing party
the principal and determination to carry u Out a. ="
earliest possible moment. 80 ,.Lo.n,
m,n-whose daily bread depended OH the protection .
his ndustry-io tell him that ii was to preserve MS !"
ber,y from the entertainments OF Executive pow3. 'a
Congress had declined passing th's oii': W"uio ne -
convinced that IL better for hm 10 s'orVe tha a
Congress- should Weld up the question ct distributor"
Wonid h., no, take practical view of the subject, am
saw he understood Iberiy-not as goddess, wraPPI'
in GOLDEN cloud-but the companion, alk'ng s'o'
by side with him his plough, or sitting with him q
his work bench encouraging, securing, fostering, u'
smiling on his industry and comforts
Mr. C., after many eloquent appeals TO the syTpathiI
of The Senate for the working classes to whom thus o
would afford immediate and permanent relief conciuar'
bv invoking his friends, and all, give the o 'ne'
support - b;,
nv In. Senator from Massachusetts,, observed that ac
cordnp 10 his ding, that Senator took an e
roneous view Of the subject, and neglected 70 i"oh ~
the other side Of the PICTURE IN winch his (hlr mei
rick 81 constituents were represented he had ioSo'
ten to consider them; in the deep sympathy and inter-
est Which he felt for the industry OF his commitments
y;,bout snypr more about the Executive vetoes, or
endeayoring by anything he should say further to heau
the President, he askedwas 1t not competent io1 tux
Wing party instead of giving up one great measure
FOR the sake Of carrying the other to support ooih, aho
share them equally with the great Notwithstanding 70
the one with as much solictude as to the other: why
should be asked give up and surrender one great
measure in order TO relieve the disresses OF Inc manu-
facturcrs, without any sympathy Tor the ogricu'uiu
interests of The country Should not each have !a
promotion Of the good, Let those who prize this Dill so
hghlv share the sweet as well the bitter drausht
with him Let them agree to abate some OF their appe
tie for protection; let them accept reasonable ptolec
ton and leave 10 his constituents some OF inc aaVah-
,ages of distribution. Let the Senator from Massachu
s.tts come forward and compromise with him. What
ID this bill, 1t is bill 10 tax the interests oil the ag
cultursls for The benefit of the manufacturers This
the arricuurists were willing TO BEAR If they had but
their share of the benefits but do no, cast on them the
necessity Of swallowing the whole bitter draugh and
refuse To share with them the sweets
The CHAIR thon put the question, "Snail the
amendments be ordered to be cngrossed, and The bill
read third Ue,-when the yeas and nays were called
for, and ordered.
TnE ADJorRSaEST.-Both Houses OF Congress,
arreeably to joint resolution passed last week. ad.
lourned Yesterday at . o'clock Much business was
done the last few hours amid much morse ana cnnlu-
sIon Mr. Wise succeeded with his Navy bill, IN spite
Of opposition sufficient TO have overcome ordinary
men.
The galleries were crowded TO witness the closing
scene The Indies seemed delighted and the gentlemen
spectators evnced much in,eres, in the proceedings
The President arrived at The Capitol at an early hour
in the morning. and occupied of the rooms between
the House and the Senate that he might afI his sig
nature bills without the loss of time attending their
transmission TO his mansion The last was sent to him
only few minutes before two o'clock, to which his
signature was promptly announced afterwards Indeed
he has been kept busy in this way for days past No
time was allowed him to examine two important bills
the Land bill, and the one in reference 10 contested
elections These did not receive his signature Whe-
Their he "pockeed them, "stowed' them elsewhere,
will doubtless be subject of grave discussion hereaf
-Madisonian Of Thursday.