Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
Correspondence of the New Yors American.

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Incidents crowdng upon the session hastens to
| its close.
The Senate this afternoon passed the bill repeal the
Bankrupt Lar, without amendment precisely IN the form
! in which it from the House. Argument and oppcs
ton course, Mr. Berren made splendid
speech for the of the Act yesterdays and Mr.
smadgc also opposed the repeal with greatzea anu abi
to-day. And has gOne-1mos the last wreck OF the
original scheme OF the Wing legislative measures. As the
bill will not be the President all Monday, he may
avoid the responsibility Of signing It, he likes, by letting
lie his hands till the adjournment when dies course,
only four days will then intervene between the pesenta
Of bill and the adjournment The Constitution al
lows him days consider it. If he chooses. He will
/ however, probably, sign u.
! He has trouble enough just now. Mr.. Forward, the
Secretary OF the Treasury has chosen embarrass Mr.
Tyler this particular tme by sending in his resignation
He in last Tuesday, take effect Tuesday next
Feb. % Mr.. Tyler's intention that Mr.. Forward
should retain his office only until the 9th OF March, when
he ejOci him summsriy, and put Mr. Spencer in
his place without the necessity Of consulting that very odous
and impairment body, the Senate But nJ the vacancy
being created during the session, be filed during the
session. and cannot be filled during the interval une,s
nomination is made the Senate He is afraid to
risk Mr. Spencer in the hands of the Senate in their pre-
temper.
Mr.. James VI. Porter, OF Pennsylvania has been sum.
mOned into the cabinet anticipation of this
cancy Acorrespondence Is sulI going between Mr..
Tyler and Mr. Porter but has been decided which
paee he shall take IL has been proposed that Mr.. Wick
life shall leave the General Post Office, and go the
WsT Department. and that Porter should then take the
Office Ut Postmaster General, though the general
has been that he would take Spencers place. He
unprncped politician, and has long been the life and
soul OF the HbUminabe Of his brother David
r. Porter, Governor Of Pennsylvania. He worthy be
the officer of Tyler, and the colleague of Spencer.
An active interchange Of notes going today between
Tyler and Forward with the desire induce the
withdraw his resignauon-f he does so, will! be
the positive pledge Tyley that he shall retain that Office
long he peases, during this Presidential Mr..
Tyers great embaTassmenis may drive HIM make that
offer.
HMr Forward docs actually leave the Cabinet next week
may look for interesting of affairs
him and the Admiustration.-They would be glad open
hOsIics upon HIM immediately but they have much
sion be afraid OF him. He knows a little much of
the hidden things OF darkness among ihen make him
safe agreeable enemy There things connect
ed with the Custom House and things connected with
Mr. Tyers Of the land fund that have been
done against Mr.. Forwards advice and remonsancc the
knowledge of which would bring distinguished men
in danger.
The desk of the First Auditor TuHy X. WISE Is full o
corruption and fraud that would make the shudder
revealed. We shahave the details in an unqueston
able shape.
The deceit and pecuiaOn carried here is beyond
all that the people have imagined, feared, dreamed
The true grounds for the impeachment Of the President
have yet been presented but may within the
observation OF Locoioco Congress- be acted al fAeir
discretion. The management Of the Landfund dung the
past has been OF gigantic cheat and raud-desgn
ed To reduce the distribution among the States the low.
est possible amount. 1t will be ripped up