The New York herald., 1850-03-11

- .n r.ss szs-' rs's's-----'ss- s-ss-7
the nscsl bankths last svsntful night in the Senate
ON the passage Of the Texas annexation resolutions
n. s might On sSs 1ss0n ossh, o IN the
history Of the past ten but never before on
ssSS it, xs or sSsn VAIN and
from the multitudes outside TO getin on tne ,ss
speeches Of Mr. Clay and Mr. Cslhoun sns bsxond
certain capacity, they will hold no more bu. t
the ladies stole march upon tne Snnrs in Advance
of the morning prayers The semi.crc outside the
bar presented very picturesque ana ndid co.srvss
The lobby behind the Yice,presldenes ensir; ana
running the breadth Of the cnam0e, ..rn. ~ns
shoulders of the House and enhsding them
on every side The aisle, the steps around the
rostrum all the vacant spaces the desks Of the
Senators and many OF the seats OF the members
a shehs ny % Ss as sncrsss Wa. s0% ,ns
bic A cluster Of fifty Of the fair pied the
ca the clerks table. cluster Of twsasy iuter
posed Ietseen the orator Of the day and Mr. Buffers
'lus,er Of dozen sat between Mr. Butler and Mr Cal
houn- q bsf dozen tat behind Mr. Hale between him
and Mr.. Clsy-tbree or four sat each side II Mr..
Berrien and the dear cresturss all the chamber
formed such charming intermipghng OF youth and
beauty with age and wisdom is only be seen once
twice in lifetime In the Senate chamber of
the United States
Mr. Butler having offered up the morning petition TO
the throne of grace and the jouns! having been read
and the morniug business having been sed With
MIR. Foote moved that the ladies be permitted TO
occupy the floor
The Vice President-It can only be done by general
consent
MIR Hsle-I move TO amend the motion aud that the
ladies be invited not permitted TO occapy the floor
Mr. Foote-l do not know that 1t is peee'sary to in
yite them as they are already here; but accept the
amendment.
Mr.. Clemens suggested that the male occupants be
turned out Of the galleries TO make room for the
ladies' but persuaded 70 aecede TO the motion and
the audience were u distorted; sttempt 20 turn
the male occupants out II the galleries many Of whom
had ceme hundreds OF miles Co hear Mr. Webster
would probably have r'sult. d ia disturbance.
After the experience of this day howsv-r pre-
sune the ladies will dud it little dime alt to get
on to the Il or Of the Senate
The unfinished busiurss OF yesterday taken up
to Wit, the eompr, mice resolutions OF lr lay
Mr. Walker sittipg by tn. side Of Mr. Webster
having toe door reusrkad that this auditory
did not come here 90 listen T. hmsef that there was
only an who could attract such sn sudtcory AMI
he was the Senator from Massachusetts,, 10 whom he
would cheerfulN give way
p, Mr. W-b.ter toos tbr door There was a eooress
and celebration shout hnn. whch indicated a~hb--
zion Of the shols He nsd ms blue d-sss
metal tuttops SUD huf si-tc".t which Indicated his
Systematic Iesprcf me 'c'a'on Ih~ telegraph
will have given Nou tbe ortiin- ieHst OF his sprscn
Between II and the tprtob of Z sy there Is the
wildcat distinction. me- lay AL d'Tn his seven pro-
position oi tiuct std defotv All covering the whule
issue ia an its I1ft 'o lt'r AGA theif object aad
operation lttddf".rto 'hrtb clearly aud copt"u-y,
vet veu-u irr por step -t M trF stricc and imme
diste application e the subject eUd yet in point offaos
there l. uated ~grru-nf ot seen the S'eFs 81 both
GtIatorf though tbeir arguu' a. difsimtar
possible. DIR athouu o u-r. ffom bth lie j. more
poiptst, egrsIasie eo-- aud s neHtious than either
lie FPtakt nure tel,g'arhicauy Than any man Ia the
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MAKES h'u c'rtdert rrd moch pticiice Va the Su
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