New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
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hele thip submitted to my direction, az absolute
n a. tho old philosopher in Rassalas had the ma,
cssement Of tho weather, should be at great
Asss oh neither to make 1t rain or not-and hence my
hdinereDce-and hence my gratitude 10 you Tor
having found out my procli'ities and booked mo
accordingly.
ToorT, & Co. was after this wise. The inends Oh
he Compromise having held scaucusthree dsysago
ard counted noses recuperated their confidence and
resolved TO rush the matter through at once. by
The Ala of certain amendments which they hoped
N get psesed they expected TO secure majority
on The hnAl passage of the bill IL seems, now
ever, that in making their arrangements they over
looked the opposition entrely-that party having
kent 40 quiet during the long winded debates oil
The friends Of the BILL that they had fallen into for
setfnlness They were considered merely as SO
many votes 10 be overcome, no account being made
Of their capacity for parliamentary tactics or the
earnes,ness and efficiency of their resistance.
Another circumstance renders it exceedingly lm'
portapt that the bill should be rushed through this
week. Mr. WEBsTERan Mr. CoRwIs, Withdrawn
from the Senate by the promotion OF the new Caol-
net were pro. and con- as respects the Dill. IL
now understood that MIR. EWING IL TO come for
Ohio and Lieut. Gov. REID from Mass both co'tra
the Compromise Hence, the decree OF urgency in
caucus Hence, FooTE Co. marshaned their
eohoft with great valor and determination. Yester
day morning there was great flourish OF trumPen
All amendments were TO be disposed OF and the
hill passed Tor killed. before an adjournment at all
svents A splendid collation. was prepared In an
anti room, to prevent the liability of hungry Sena-
tors being enticed away by the necessities OF tne
stomsch. But unluckily, there were two sides OF
the question. The same facts which set one party
on. pulled the other party OIL The opponents OF
the bill became suddenly inspired with the cocGthes
Ieese.di greatly to the chagrin Of their antagonists
until after four unsuccessful attempts under the
pressure Of the Yeas and Nays, they finally succeed
ed in carrying an adjournment at about Al O'CLOCK.
This morning it was the general expectation TO see
Mr.. EWING enter the hall, but 1t seems that MS
commission has not arrived, and 80 the light began
affeth The friends Of the bill were equally de-
termined, but less hopeful. 1t was foretold that
the session would last all night Atabout the same
hour however, the opposition were again success
ful in forcing adjournment. IL is possible that
the liberal supply of the munitions OF war may
have had tendency TO render some OF the recruits
unreliable. The tenor Of some Of the short speech
"a which may not appear upon the Official recordS'
was rather Of the oh be joyful style OF oratory,
Mr.. PRArr made the modest proposition 70 turn
Mr.. SEwABDout OF the Senate because nc oTrIsos
- bisber law than the Constitution oil the United
States. ,,..,oo .honIa bo
admitted a. State of this Union by proclamation
of the President SO as she gave sufficient evl
depoe to convince him that her People nso rs.lnea
her Constitution. Upon which motion he was 10
minority of onel 1t was upon this point that tine
question Of the Superior law" or claw of God"
was raised. Meantime, DAVIS OF Miss had retred
20 refresh himself when he came In he rose ana
said that when he left the Senate few minutes be-
fore the Senate was discussing Mr.. BRADBURrs
smendment-he found them now in the midst OF q
theological disquistion. He was not prepared to
vote on that. He wanted to take the night Tor con-
temptation upon 1t, and az brother BALDWIN had
iust closed the exercises with prayer he moved TO
adjourn, which motion taken by the Yeas and Nays
prevailed.
TO morrow the death Of Mr.. KING OF Mass will
he announced and both Houses will adjourn accord,
hg 10 usage. The Compromise goes over untii
pext week, when the new Senators will be here
and the prospect ID blue again s'P' A.