Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-15

so. the President will have an able aud
efficient couasellor.a prudent aud ener:.i
gelic slatesman, and one whose xperience;
iu diplomacy siby .no'mcans limiled.
Jnly2.
The billie retrocede the town and county
of Alexandra to the State of Virginia was
passed this day in The Senate by vote OF.
80 to ID. This was resardedlhere as the.
stepping stone to the removal OF the seat
of government, and no doubt will be, maui
gre all that has been said abouiils perpe-
,nily Of location. The moment lhe ques.
ton ceases to be regarded in a .conslitu-
tional point of view. there il no security
lha, il will remain longer than until The
next census--the greatest difficulty will
be as TO where the location shall be.fxed; (;
but that it will be taken somew here 10
Missouri seems TO be The geueraIimpres
sion among the Western people. ! cannot
butregard il as vital stab 10 the District
of Columbia. - -
Mr.. Haunegan introduced a resolution
calling for the orders. if any have been
given by the War Department. ID General
Taylor in relation TO the prosecution of
the War. This looks as ifttheTe was
settled disposition on the part Of some Of
the friends of the present administration
10 see il brought to close, aadihis feeling
seems 10 be ripening in the country-the
people do mol desire military glory at the
expense Of blood, and treasure. and taxa.
lion.
July g..
Glorious triumph of the S@oath-the Sol fariS
Bill passed By a majority Of uine:
teen, contrary TO ersry human calculation.
This day. the Tariff Bill was passed by
the House Of Representatives, by a fair
majority of l9 votes. This was almost
unexpected, burr glorious evenl1the deep
est interest was observable every where
'rihln the Hall, aud eveh galleries of,he
Capitol. -.
The Secretary Of The Treasury, " as an
anxious aud attentive listener; both yes:
terday and to day, and seemed highly
srali6ed al he reshit.S lie obtained a
copy Of the Bill, and posted of with it to
the Department. The laclics Of the Dem:
ocrats were admirable. aud 10 no. one man.
is mDre due Than The veteran editor ollhe
Union. -
The great lest vote was on the subject
of Salt, and SO close was that, as 10 be by
one vote only,-on the passage, the vote
Stood yeas ll4-nays s..
Never did perceive more excitement
Than when the passage of@lhe bill was
was announced.
The follow;nsi, lis, ofslhe yeas and
nays referred 10 in the above letter
Yeas -Mcssrs. Speaker, Adams, An.
derson, Atkinson. Bayly. Bedinger, Ben
ton, Briggs, James A. Black, Bowln,
BoyI, Brinkerotf. Brbckenborough. WIN.
G. Brown, Burt. Cathcart, Aug guslus A.
Chapman, Reuben Chapman, Chase,
Chipman, Clarke, Cobb, Collin, Cullon,
Cunningham. Danisl,. Daragan, Jefferson
Davis, DeMot, Dobbin,. D0ugla Droln.
goole, Dunlay, EllsworIh,aFarau, Rick.
lin, Fries, Giles Good year. Gordon, Gro
y0r. hsm1in, Harrison Haz.paasea, Zen
Hopkins Hough, George 81 sHopson. Ed
mund w SHubord, james B. Hunt, Hun
ler, James Fl. Johnson, Joseph John.
son, Andrew johnson, GeorseW. ,Jnnes
Seborn jones, Kaufman, Kennedy, Pres
ton, hing, lawrenccy Leakc, La Sere.
Lumpkiu, Maclay; McClelland, McCon-
nell. McCrnte, JosepIfJ Mcdowell, Jas.
Mckay, Jon P. Martin, Bare
lay, Martin, Morris. Morse. Mnulspn, Nj
ven, Nurris, Parish, Payne, Perriil, Phelps,
Pilsbury, Rathhurn, Reid. Reife, RhetI.
Roberts, Sawlelle, Sawyer, Scammon.
Seldom, Alexander d. Sims, L. H. Sims,
Simpson, Thomas Smith, Rober, Smith,
Stanton. .Sarkweatber. ST. ohu. Strong,
JacoJ Thompson, Thurman, Tibbal,s,
Towns, TredM ay, Wick, Williams, Viii
mot. Wood, Woodward, Yancv--ll4.
Nays.-Mcssrs, Abbo't,J. @. Adams.
Arnold, Ashlhun. Bdrringes, Bell, James
Black. Blanchard, Brodbea3, Brown, Mil
ton, Burlington. Wm.. w: Campbell, J.
Il. Chappell, Carroll, Cooke. Colamer,
Cranston, Crozier, Culver. Darrah, Gar
ret. Davis. DcIano, Dixon. Dockefy, Ed
sail. Erdman, John H. Ewing, Edwin H.
Ewing, Foot, Foster, Garvib, GenIry,
.,iddings. Graham, Gritlef, Grinnell;
Hampton, Harper, f. B. Holmes, John
w. Houston, Samuel D. Hubbard; Hud-
son, Hungerford, Washington, Hunt,
Charles J. Tngersoi. JOSEPH, &. InscrsoIl,
Jenkins. D. P. King, Leib, Lewis, Levin.
Loug, McHenry, ,Mcllvaine, Marsh, Miller,
Pendleton,. Perry, Pollock, Ram
'ey, Ruler, Julius Rock well, J. A. Rock
we'll, Root, Runk, Russell, .i'ceDck, Sea.
man; Seyerence. Truman Smith, Albert
Smith, Caleb B. Smith. Stephens, Stew
art, .Strohm, Sykes, Thibodeauv. Thom-
asson, Benjamin Thompson, Jas. Thomp;
son., Tilden, Tombs, Trunibo, Vance,
Vin,on. Wheaton, White, Winthrop,
Wright, Young, Yost-95.
From the Charleston Mercury, :,
TIE Iarif in the !Senate.-The follow
ing are the yeas and nays on Mr.. Sewers