The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM
WASHINGTON.
THE SPEECH OF DANIEL WEBSTER
TARIFF BILL.
The Resignation of mr.. Haywood.
TELE0RAPHIC REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The SPEECH OF DANIEL WEBSTER
TARIFF BILL.
The Resignation Of Mr.. Haywood.
TELHoRAPHIC REPORT.
CONVERSATIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHING TON, July 2o

wAsHrsoros, July 20.
senate.
THE TARIFF
Petitions were presented by sturgeon. Dix, Cameron,
and others, against the repeal of the present tariff
the PUBLIC PRINTING.
The committee printing reported in favor OF print
ing sundry petitions against the repeal Of the tariff
4a The report was concurred in and petitions ordered
to be printed.
The Senate then took up the resolution from the
House fixing the hour Of sdournment Of Congress at IL
o'clock the 10th of August, which concurred In.
TARIFF AoAIS-wEBsrERs SPEECH.
The bill to reduce the tariff then taken up. Mr.
WEBSTER commenced his ,ech in opposition to it's pas
sage He spoke with than his usual empha sis and
ability and listened to with the greatest attention
and interest by crowded auditory-Mr Secretary
Walker being Of the number
He maintained that body who got his living on 10
or on peoned asked for the passage Of such
bill this it the work of politicians for political
purposes and that all The great body OF the peo
pe instead Of asking for the passage of such BILL op
posed its passage and he pointed to the petitions on the
table proof of what he uttered He was playful and
entertaining in his ausionsto the silence OF the cham
pons on the other side who Polonius like do not give
speech to their thoughts they were Wiling 70 Do
checked, but not taxed in their speech.
II was hero announced that Mr. Haywood had resigned
his seat His resignation has been received by the Vice
but was not read the Senate at half past one
o'clock.
4o'clock Mr.. Webster not having concluded Mr.
johnson, of Mary land moved to adjourn
Mr. LEWIS demanded the yeas and nays, which were
ordered The motion to adjourn then carried-yeas
| 81, nays Is. -,
Ysas-Messrs Archer, Benton. Berrien, Cameron Gil
lev Thomas clayton, Corwin Crittendsn Davis Dayton
Evans Greene, Huntington Jarnngn, Johnson OF Nd
johnson, of La, Mangum, Miller, Morehead' MICS
Pearce, Phelps Simmons, Sturgeon, Uphsm, Webster
Woodbridge-27
NArsMessrs. Allen. Ashley, Atchison Anterior Bag
by, Breese Bright, Calhoun, Csss, Chalmers, Colqua
Dckerson, Dix Fairfield, Hannegan, Houston Lewis
Nc Due Penny hacker Rusk, semple Sewer, Spsight.
| Turney, Westcott, Yulee-26
Mr. BENTON voted for the adjournment AZ matter Oh
courtesy.
Messrs Barrow and j. NJ Clayton were absent
! Mr. HAYWOOD had resigned.
The Senate then adjourned, and Mr.. Webster has tho
! floor for Monday.
House of Representatives.
PRIVATE Hills.
| On meeting the House proceeded to consider the bills
on the private calendar had been reported for pas
sage by the Committee of the Whole.
Bills for the relief Of the fellow ing persons were then
passed: Amos Kendall Pierre Menard, and other sure
ties of Saint Wren widow Of General Pike the heirs Of
Thomas Murray; Nathaniel Phillips and Richard FL
lott.
At half past one O'Clock the House sd journsd.