Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
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 lhe mdst of the drag and hurry of Ihe afternoon or else should be one day behind the news with you. On this account have time for speculation and reection and the spirit of prophecy is not suf 6centy strong upon me, in the hurly bury of debate to enable predict, wilh any degree of certainty the final ac.ion of the legislature any measure of importance.
 let, at this present writing, am removed from noise andlbustle I, is nght-tNew Years niaht-snd have great thought be elegant in The construc- l1n ui lhIs letter, hlliag il ~h sage va'icoalion'' and eloquent and sonorous phrases. Why not! ls there philosophy in poliiics' Verify there is. if the vote of sing le man, in the deberAiive assem- hl ofa single State, is potent, with good evil in shaping the destiny of the Union. We sct by ma. lorites. Twenty may be rght-twent, -One may be wIsng-yst wrong leads right ,-and the glory of d nalinn may be tlrnished by the momenlary pre,a- eGce oI bad feeling springing from the exasperated rivalry oi politcaia prans. Mississipp repudiates by a single yOte:-irom the curious and anomalous union of lhs sovereign States. the disgrace spreads from Maine to Louisiana. Private scorn, foreign upbraidlng and censure-universai suspicion and cockney contumely attach the people of the whole uuion Prostraie credit is the effect ,-and the fre- side of ihe Republic is no longer the consecrated place where selrespect, exalted and ltng- used 10 preside. And then comes upon like mysteri- ous shadows, thronging doubts IS 10 the future:- And ths stability of the empire of liberty Is yel on- | otrtain. Wicked wisdom. honest ignorance, delu. sve and turehaseable eloquence are alike to be h,, ,,l. ,b. Il offices. rewards md honors lie nvitiuyly concealed, ike hupe, al tho bottom of box-Uhu ba Hot box ] Is there no philosophy n egisatingi Verify lhere s,if logrnllins be philosophy ths demOssrao1 B. has bill upon the table, involving the private in- leresis of Col. Pluck, who has been convicted by a jury of hIs country. for his pugnacIous propenstes. and fined four hundred dollars for cuttng of the ear of his neshbors. This 6no must be remoyed by the legislature, al the expense of two days debating- fourteen hundred dollars-and if it be not reno, ed B. loses hIs in the leglslau ure flor be it known that Col. Pluck Is a most popular and ballot controlling individual. c. is interested m a bill which proposes tu make Polly Hopkins free -dealer and D. has offered bill to legalzs the marriage of t~esdle-dun and tweeds- s-dee-herelofores solemnized
 
 Y or bigsny. Well-B., c. and b. soon become acquainted, interchange opiRions, and without any positive agreement upon the principle-you help me -l help you they very naturslIy sustain each oth- bills, not only by their votes, but influence. And while B. c. and D. are manluly engaged in carry. ing these relief biIls the star and moon balloon com oany propose 10 borrow from the State one or two millions of dollars, for the purpose of opening nego,a. lions and carrying friendly relations with her majesty y-the moon. The friends of this company already acquainted with the anxiety of B. c. and D. in relation to their relief bills, and with yoluuta- " soliciude offer their services in promoting their passage. B. c. and D. are too grateful to forget this kindness, and of course aid the stsr and moon balloon company in carrying their great loan. This is all done without any private positive understand ing: and SO, by this improved scientific system of legslating Col. Pluck is relieved of his fne-Poly Hopkins is declared a ee-deaer-Tweedle-dum and Tweede dee, relieved from an indictment for bigamy, and the treasury evaporates in ar.
 But must pause. I addled tonight. The moon shakes her broad horns at me, with the very significant atmonition, that if doubt the praclica- by of reaching her silver shores by the aid ofa bal loon, am hundred years behind the age!
 You may take this as a holiday reyery if you choose. Below you have some items of information.
 JANUARY 2.
 The railroad bill passed the House of Represen taives to-day, after elaborate discussion--vote 60 to 26. Yesterday, afier my letter was mailed, Messrs Chandler. Dunn, Wlliams of Montgomery, Clemens and others. adyoca led the bill The debate continued this day from eleven until within few minutes of one. Messrs. Howard, Jennison, Mitcll- ell, of T., opposed the bill Phillips and Rose ar- gued in its favor The vote of the Senate upon this bill IS thought to be somewhat doubtful.
 The members are now emphatcally in deep water many of them without bladders A proposition made to-day to adjourn de, on 10th Janua. ry, which received no countenance. A proposition 10 go into night sessions lost. The session will terminate, I think, about the 2O,h of January-not earlier.
 Mir. Bowdon reported resolutions recommending were adopted.
 The Senate to-day has been engaged on the joint resolutions in reference biennial sessions of the legislature. Terry, WallhaIl and Flemming have made several speeches each this matter, and when left. al o'clock, they were struggling for lhe foor The resolutions are ss amended as 10 involve the removal of.hs capitol. This may. and no doubt will defeat this passnge
 No action. as yet, upon the revenue bill, except what you have herstofors been advised of. The printed bill laid upon the tables of the House oi Represen Iatves yesterday. It is long, containing nine pages, foolseap. You will have il by this mail. THEATRR.-The drama of"The Miller and his Men," wh ich was we'll received lust night, by a good audience, is to be repeated tonight, with Sir