The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-09

s,d The spRsct hax besa 40 fully examined and dis.
~ sod spd s te 9s action short that tbs previous
.,sn was moved and ssai ned Al the aetoas
,uoneats OF the ne ssare huuled on by bloodhound
Of their scrn, resotisd 10 every o,a uabe
81 tne Honse, o'oilnn 70 lay the table, calls the
NJ, AMI Jss selsE % said calls, Nc Nc An these
hsms. hgweye laed amt, epeT several hours Of this
NM was not spaud 'rrsi--r Wentworth endesyQre 10
le hgnt lhs uHg and called the ayes aud noes bar
a :, sas trasttset IA ne goous game pssiS o. III
,,a.lpn il moryiu oryey adnlfss OF Soph C,r,.
rs,,yss (th the exception OF The lIou Mr. Holmes OF
closely allied Uith te spiteui and
Tn. OF Maryland, and the unprincirled tree sober
Wentworth Of Illinois, Crowcll OF ohQ, Wno Of r. IN.
Lvania aud opes OF that Tx Il grated on the ears OF
Sotns suggest my friend from illinois, (Went
o1b the reproGalel the course Of action strike down
S ,dto 81 lie Union, With the exception the members
hsp, the souhern mciubers showed themselves 10 be
GUIDED by high sense Of jeslce and nagn annually,
Thogb Tie measure hualy taiisd is cause pride
n mai every member rOiu Virginia in both houses Of
caouress, Whatever their party aifades conflicting
y. w. on the vcxed question Of The day this occasion
me 40 unanimously TO the standard OF justice aud right
The resolution, which, after long Struggle, sns
aned by the House, Went q Tue Sfaate On the next day
va, read first time, aud wouli have pissed then bar
or The objection OF Tnrney OF Tennessee, "copper-hesd
[iisunionist and whose sudiouse m,diee Nature has
II. Iov stamped h countenance The Tiver and tr
FL, bl consumed nearly alt the few remaining honts OF
onyrss but then ere was sufficient Time left for
ME Senate the measure OF simple justice 10 the pub
he printer Parry and personal hostility, however, could
no, nIlow such opportunity tor revenge 10 pass unm
Xp,sye
ed be ayes and noes aud trio Peprce Of Mary
living OF Olio and hann Of Mainr put their heads 70
ehe and avoWed their determinations TO defeat the meas
IRE by spsokiag TIL The hour of twve, the termination OF
he Under these circumstances, Senator fcots
very properly Withdrew The Iesoai,oa ihe crying ~
angty when il borue in mind thai, after the defeat OF
Or the whole coast passed pnhout bsing isad anu
e a claim which bol houses had sauciuned and whlca
lad been sted in every way, must be discussed to de,lh
element OF injustice B Inc iact that an allowance
thirty five per cent under the prices 1919 Iusde
o Gideon Go withont opposition, white. undef exactly
msr circumstances, the acous opponents of The claim
81 The public printer. Tor fifty cent less lan those
,rices, spoke il deaih Isl. not blot on tho Amer,
An character that the United States Sena,, which we
ave t,sen taught regard The digu lied body
arh should contain such senators have descfbed
nded by party prejudice, aud nsensible 10 every motive
b astice and nagnsnimity sH gawma#a Hs.# lr aeI
ihs defeat OF thus aud i'm portan claims
among Them The bill relief OF Tie Wooden Manu-
acuring Company OF this city, which nannged by
heir agent Caleb Jones, with enery) is attributable
the attempt TO press te tiVe ana MAJ Dor bih hIoE az
late a Of the session. On Saturday {next the last
hay the SESSION. the civil and diplomatic appropriation
Bill which the very existence 81 The government depends
laid aside, and Ike river and hafbor bi taken up
hongh warned OF the gfeai peril p the appropriation bills
rom such movement, the majority, tie friends Of the
aud haibof bill resolved 10 II on at all hazards
he minority, who had constitutional pies regard
be bt aud who had been depsived OF all opportunity o.
xamnlHg its provlsions h,iy and p'triotca!y deein
yndcais nell duty to the const IuEioa, the county
md themselves and 10 meet the sane which had been
cred They stood galany for the right and they
eded oT ls friends othe ryer and naroo bill at ioar
clack OF Tuesday morning, had bear and the
bill wasno taken The appropriation bills had the
auowe,l escape; and as II was aithpngl they opproP
led mil'ions OF dula they could have been read
the President of the United States without signing, Ac.
odng to The Taylor doctrine, they should have been
oed on the ground of hasy and lncosiderate leglsla
in" The American people can have conception o
loose and wreched mannec in which the pubic basi-
|-ss Is conducted by Congress W a..
Unnl the last few days The sessions wasted in heated
aton and useless debate and then, keep the wheels
govemmaht lfom stopping, most enormous sums OF mo-
icy voted away at race-horse speed without a mo-
rent for knowledge or even examination, Fortunately
I
ndfundering schemes and many utis votng
msoi money Tor unconstitutional purposes fell between
Two houses Ooe OF the most singular ana nauspicious
Al Washington IS the army OF agents be iegng the
,p,o tor vast schemes OF expenditure They
OF fourth estate and by many the 'lbby farce"
ided potent Is the voice oil Congress seE This
hope 10 reformed We have no lime PRESENT To
upon the evils tending ,olidasd aud danger
goeeInest which must strike the stranger viii.
and alarm The only safety in recurrence to the
and fundamental principles OF tue fathers OF the
bic, These principles more carefully guarded by
democratic party than by any other party the
and TO II The country must look Tor from the
PRICK OF consolidation aud ruin which great Ten
Fneyis pianiiesung itself But enough tor to-day