New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Prseeedipss IN the senate on Fr'day-Pro.-
poets Of the Omnibns mere Giesmy-heh-
a,ep and Philosophy.


,.e,. Of the Omnibas mere Glesmy-Reii-
siep and PHILOSOPHY.
Cosresposdc1ee Of Tue Tribune
wAsmSsToK Friday, July 10.
Affairs look fqually again to-day for the Omnibus
bil-perbtps even more sqoAlly than upon any for
mer day during the long and apparently interunina'
bic debates upon the subject Mr.. KING left the
Chair to deliver bis views and defend his amend
mert for seveiing California "just below the h'Ps
which he announced as sine qua non, and when
nevertheless was voted down "incontinent'' Mr.,
KIsc stands committed against the bill at the end
of speech NJ ade ia favor Of fall its leadlpg features
A,iBIRRIFs also made several speeches. OF Ut
yers length, in which he revealed qu"e W quo
hsht that be is not 70 be caught oy 80 nan,S hioh
tr5vsrcs a. Mr. FooTE's second amendment, wolcn,
II Won remember proposed 70 advise Caiiio,n,a 20
sepsrste herself II appears that was m's'sA '
40 far ss Mr. BERRIEr 10 concerned. Ia suPPosiu5
whsn mi. anne md ment was brought in. that 1t was
bv concert between the friends OF the OIL ana inc
JaSge to help him decenuy mo Ine uacsS o..
Mr. CLFnENs renewed the motion 70 Jay tne
b;ll ON the table Mr.. CLAY begged OIL and seemed
evidently TO dread the final issue. He has talked
n great deal to day of resignation, consoa ton ana
he future world His spec ches have partaken Oh
the style and general character OF " oans Nl9nt
Thous hts -" Harvey's Meditations," " Zimmerman
ON Solitude" and other las ubrious lucuorations,
such as are taught to prepare the mind for meeting
with fo,titude the untoward events and even the
more disastrous caamitles OF lie. One snort
speech Of bis, If it had been thrown into verse,
would have formed a toerably striking parody on
Henry Kirk Whites celebrated address 70 III g.
lsncbolv.1 "sweet on the Uses Of Adversity
sTbe Lord Chsseneth whom He Loveth Inc
Omnibus probably must be defeated. Mr.. GLEN,
Iss withdrew his motto 10 lay on the table, ana
At once the debate broke out anew. de gaze
way with the understanding that Mr. CLAY should
proceed at once TO his 6na argument Mr.. CLN
nlesd IN eath and the absolute necessity, In order
10 do spy Justice to the bill at ALL that the blank
in the appropriation to Texas should be filed,
which be thought would occupy the day to morrow,
a. there would be doubtless several different pro-
positions To dispose OF. He would be ready 10
mabe bis spt ech Monday, and TO take hnal vote
on Tuesday. He hoped they would not be forced
at all 10 vote on The motion to lay on the table, as
that would not be fin al disposition OF the bull II
might be called up at any time alterward. he
was desirous 30 soon as any disposition was MADE
of the bill, 10 endeavor 10 recover his health oy
retiring to proper retreat for sea bathlng ana ne
should fear all the time, If the bill were dsPosea
of In that way, that il might be called up a..er-
ward and msltrested in his absence. motion
inde fnitely TO postpone the bill would De prefer
able step, as it would be equally test question:
and the result would be final. ,,,,, /. ,,g,.
Mr. BERRrEs hoped that the bill wouio DC suucr
ed to take The regular IO unoo IL would be allow
al N do so-of whom he was one, and that tue
final disposition Of it would be made on the motion
10 epeross This view seemed to be acquiesced
in moi actively, as by men DESTROYS Of doing but
psssively and in q dispairing way, 50 we Co.
After being, apparently for several days, at the
ysrv point Of bringing this legislative tape-worm to
a conclusion, we find ourselves back at the begin
ming Of things, and it is now doubtful whether we
shs see the end Of it, until the necessity for the
can no longer be delayed. Still it is possible that
Mr. CIay's great speech may come oil MONDAY or
' SP.H.