New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
RY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Breach Of Privilege in the Scna1e---<sp-
,ro,r;,r;on. for Pensions, and also for
American Senmcu, nc.
Correspondence OF The New o's

toT-e,,.onience OF rheNew- York Tribune
wAsHrScroS. TUESDAY, Feb. {,
In rte SENATE today. yarieas petitions were
,rc.entef. among which wa> one from New-i ORR
bv Mr. BESTox tor the po>tponetllcnt OF 'h'. b;nA-
rupt Law rill May next. HcSpoke of the. di>tre,s
,ba, wo;,lG b. cau>,,! by tni> Wing measure. and
asked for ,hc=conSidcrarion OF hi bill t. Po>tpon,
the act
Mr.. T4LLu,Dcg presented several petition,
ara;ns, the repeal or po>tponemenr Of ih" Bank
7,p, Law. Tie said after the passage OF IN" law
.ne; the refusal to repeal it there oughf 10 be an
end Of the matter. II was let alone. Il could
BE- amended a experience dictatc,!. The Senator
from Missouri Nh Bcnton1 had charged the
l;,,res. of the country on the Wings; bUr=werc
not the Democratic party obnoxious 70 ,h, ciarse
:. bringing thi, distress on the country s-Nt;er
the Senator had yctc,. for measures producing
hi. distress. had he no heart feel Tor those who
suffered
Mr. BESrox. Ii i, false Irs aIse
The PvyslpgSr called the Senator 10 order.
Mr.. PrEs1oS expressed ms deep PuSl that
such an occurrence had taken place
Mr.. Bs<ros. No pain a, all. -ir.
Mr.. TArruApGs had >,id nothing personal.
Wl.a, he had said ne would repeat.
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Il long and e<c;,e, debate on this subject. and
oa points OF order cn>ucd, partieipated=ie 3!
..,.... s,,,,,o,. :, which N,prySrox= suggested
~, S..,,s cIo.. the door. for the sct;cn,cu,
=. IL. ,,a,,.r=o, br,acb.o, privilege rhi> wa,
1,n, ", N,>G,.v ,.irr,, a resolution 10
,.,,r,,,,o ~ ro,,;rc yvba, order oligt,
=, j.. ,,L.n as ~ . senator using cpprobrjcus aud
;,..,,i,;,c ln,an,ce 10 another :and whatwith rc-
ference 70 the lancuar used bv the senator t,om
Missouri Mr.. Benton) to III, senator from New
York Mr.. Tallmadgcl while lle Nvi's on tfle 'ioof,
The resolution WAS not received and attera quar-
rel of about two hours, the SUBJECT was Tor ti''
present dropped
Mr.. Glars resolution WAS taken mp ln>tructins
the Committee on Public Lands TO inquire INTO tie
nx,,edenc, o providing lv law for the distribution
of such shares ,t the respective States o, the FRO
cce,ls OF the public andsS are retnSedoy any state
among the remaining asserting >'H'sH' a'" N'S
modified at the suggestion ot MIR. NansnnIl whe-
tb:ran dispo<ition of such ntoneyS ought 10 he
made on what course was necessary,
After brief debate, Ar. KIM amendmentpro-
nn.ipr to take out the first inquiry was rejected
Ycas ~. Nays %.
NJ. SEVER moved TO lax the resolution on the
table which was nega,ivcd. Yeas I3, Nays36
The resolution was then adopted Yeas %
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House.. Mr. tESsESpES gave notice that
he should introduce at the enrIiest opportunity
resolution resembling the twcnty-tlrst i1c
The reception of petitions under suspension OF
the rules of the seventh of january was continued
Mr. C,.sur>c moved ~ reconsider the vote ut
vcstcrd,v bv which ,hc House refused to receive
rho pc,i ition for ,hc dissolution Of the Union ard
attempted to debate the subject The debate at
this time being decided out Of order bv the Speak
er, the question was land over
Reports from Committees then being in order
,hc resolution rcnored some time since bv Mr.
sa,,oa.,au f,o,,, ~. comm;,,.c on Nanuf,c,urc.
,u,bor;.np, ,hot omm;ttcc 10 send for persons and
papers in ,ha examination of ;hc operation of the
present Tariff Laws, wa. taken up
Mr.. Tu.LIsGHA>r M some length advocated the
Mr.. 4. V. BGowN of Tenn. offered an amend
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the subject about which thcv are 10 be examined.
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