Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-21
COngress-SaturdaV.

In the House Of Representative last Saturday the whole
day given the consideration Of the Private Calendar
In the Senate, Mir Revsrdy johnson addressed tho Sc
nate in able argumen; ssAihsi the Tariff bill All
the Administration Senator'S except Messrs Cah ,un Cs.-
flanagan Dix Allen, Benton and Yulee afraid or unwi
ling TO hear any farther argument against their o;e theo
ry, having Withdrew from The Cbsmbsr!
The Treasury Note Bill pssscd after long debate
Mr. B@ntoh's amendment prevent the reissue Of the
notes whom cRuc,sa, snd thus converting the gov
emPhatcaiy into bank, having bee first REJECT
Cd The vote on the bill stood 80 TO l6.
During the morning Mr. Cameron presented the pr--
seedlings Of Democratic meeting held in Northumberland
county Pennsyyoniu, protesting The strongest terms
against the repeal Of the tar Of 1872 The Alexandra
Gazette says:
In presenting this psper Mr. Cameron took occasion TO
say that the which had been alluded within day
two really existed Il not only existed but vas spread
ing. II extended the whole State Of PsnnsyyAna
Il no Wing panic. IL Democratic panic =
This nbundsndy proved by the paper which no now
presented IL wass record Of the proceedings Of demo.
cratic meeting democratic county in the d,moerafe
/ State Of Pennsylvania. Northumberland county gave q
Of $500, and out Of this there democratic ma
JOrify Of 1900. Northampton here too and 90 was
old democratic Berks that always 5000 m,jori.
", and had twice saved the State 10 the Democratic party
"Mr. Webster remarked that here this morning
IN very strange eoniuncture. The steamer from Eng
lard arrived Boston yesterday and her news wa re-
eosed here by Telegraph this morning The concluding
Temtrk OF the late fret Minister Of England (S Robert
Pes 10 bis last speech that 80 far that sdo Of the
Atlantic concerned, ali eyes are now turned 10 ;he
| American Congress on the subject Of the Tariff"
! "a contrary blast IL would from the documents
just handed In, coming from Pennsylvsns All eyos
turned here fO Pennsylvania but with very differ
ont feelings from ihoss which prevs the other side Of
the Atlantic In England they looking foTward to the
passage of this bill, that result their
benefit In Pennsylvania they are looking forward % h
with anxiety and alarm that 10 destroy their
! beet interests and bring ruin upon their headg.
"Wbe upon this subject Mr.. W. said he would ask the
Senst1f from Pennsylvania question or two. Mr. W
said he had been IN severs counter n Pennsylvania the
autumn Of 1874 and had floating In the breeze ban.
neu bearing the inscription "Poik, Daliss and tho Tsrf
OF 1872" lie would now ask tho Senator from Penrsyl-
vanis whether such banners not exhibited all or
most Of tie meetings Of tho democratic party, in the
paRn Of l5i41
"Mr Cameron said he bad taken on scuve part IN the
campaign Of 1874 and bad attended great many meetings
in fact ell that held within $50 miles Of his home
Before the desth Of The amentod Muhsnburg their ban.
ner' bore the interruption, "Polk, Dallas. MuhenburR nnd
the Tsrf o. 1912" AheS ihe event, when Mr.. Skunk
nominated for Governor their bannon were changed
10 "PoIk Dallas, Skunk aud the Tariff Of 1872" These
banners displayed al tho meet ngs he attended,
end he would say that neither Of the hrt three could
have been carried without the last The Tariff
mount, and Ponnsyvania with al her attachment 10 de-
mocrscy would have voted Tor Mr. Clay rather than hav,
sacrificed 10.
After some further remarks from Ar Webster and Mr.
Allen The document presented referred the Commit
tee Printing.