Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
Correspondence OF the Evening Express.

WAsuISsToS, Jan. -.
The debates in the House yesterday were OF unusual in
terosi at both wings ofh Capitol The EAchequcr report
postponed fer days. after an order 70 mint ten bon.
and extra copies Of the Report from the Committee of
Ways and Mcans.-The morning debate, however wns
connu upon the Bill opposing repeal the Bankr,n,
Law, subject which. though promincdt week since
has been overrddon, and IN measure lost sight of by
other and Tor the Time more exciting topics OF debate Mr.
Gushing made a motion To 80 into Committee of the Whole
upon his Bill and well mig succeeded the by yeas and
nays being l0l To lOI The Wing members have all along
expressed their Willingness upon the Bill aye or no.
and for that reason voted many OF them in the affirmative
The debate upon the Bankrupt Bill confined To two
speeches; from Mr. Mckcon OF New York. and
cond from MIR Rayner Of North Carolina, Of the abes
members Of the House. and among the young members the
very abe-t in the liouse from the South His speech
which did not hear, hear spoken Of severe beyond
measure almost, against Daniel Webster Caleb Cushing
and the friends of the Administration. With temper ma
turally ardent Mr. Raynor infused than his natural
warmth into his speech. Some Of the passages Judge
were beautiful they strong. und the speech
shOull not be omitted amprg the debates.
Mr. Mekeon was anti Webster anti Tyler, and against
Mr. Cushing also lie has attachment for the Admins
traton at Lcart whatever, and with good many Of the
shTewdest OF his party he believes that IT his party
not dismoun in from this Tyler hobby that ali will
be thrown under foot Whenever rom the abundance of
the heart the mouth spcakoth, Mr. Tyler among the
antiNhig members, IL is always IN dcTson. Ii was but
yesterday heard leading member of the so.callcd Demo
cratic party in the House of Representatives pronounce
Mr. Tyler weak, vain, and inconsistent; and like many Of
his political associates he places reliance upon and has
no confidence m Mr. Tyler al will support him." said
l. "neyerheess.' "Never never" the answer; any
body rs land trying rely upon both parties 10y creating
n third" he added "Mr. Tyler will find himself hoorcd.
Mr. Marshall has the floor to-day and will address the
House in continuation Of the speech half concluded upon
the ENchequer. He announces himself pregnant with mat
personal himself, and after the extraordinary eNh
biton recently made by him upon e stump in Kentucky
in regard Mr. Clay and Mr. Cays friends the Pandoras
box of Mr. Marshall will probably be opened here Ca
osity il oil agog hear tins speech always To par
ucpao in all matters which tend agaie and excite rat
than soothe and make whole. II is certain that Mr.
Marshall is highly gifted, and it Us certain that
the world with more vanity. Ex
hibion seems TO be passion with this speaker
until the love of show has become a monomania. II
Mr. Clay, the constituent Of Mr. Marshal should be
severely slightly attacked by his representative he will
probably survive the terrible chassement. Ii Mr. Marshall
should choose defend rather Than deame he will be
ing what he has done before, and in a emphatic
and remarkable that all his efforts unsay what he has be-
orc said will but deepen the fst impression and make
the world believe that while he honest them he is
! piqued and revengeiul Mr. Clay's good name
will grow brighter with every attempt ianish it, Wit
the effort 20 unite his with foul transaction
with the United States Bank, its attorney. With half
the truth omitted he the aud useful friend Of
who needy with the other half written he is found
be only the friend of his friend but in the nobcr
/ character OF a Just