The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
Government il. a tight place-Nore Shiaplas'
ters asked tor-Eatins hism,bie-pie nth John
Shernan-!Senator Ldtham-I Chaplain
Vr. Observation-Disclosures Of Inquiry.


ters asked tor-E'ating h,mJie-pie nth John
Sherman-!Senator Ldthaa-I Chaplain
Vr. ariiqc-Resolution Of Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, March &, 1850.
On Friday last, the concluding two millions OF
the twenty millions issue of Treasury shnpas
teis bearing six per cent. interest, were sold in
New York. The Administration have now moth
ing but the regular revenues OF the government
upon which to depend, until Congress meets
again, unless the chairman of the Committee OF
Ways and Means, Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio,
| shall see fiji 10 report an authority for a new
chance for the L. 5. Treasury to shin its plasters
through Wall St. This, it is believed, he will
not DO, but will rather let the Treasury depend
upon the revenues derived from the policy which
Locotocosm has fixed upon the country.
| Dut the immediate pinch il not the only one.
Within n few months, ten millions of TIE first
Issue viii bee due, and in case money should at
snv time happen 10 be worth more than six per
cent, home comes the Treasury certificates for
redemption In the meanwhile they are receiv-
abb like money for all government dues.
ur buchanan, through the money article OF
tae \. Y Herod of Saturday, eats humble pie
with John Sherman, and trusts his patriotism
nui magnanirnitv not To see the country-that
a. the aiministration--come to grief, through
mc.e party spite. trust Mr. Sherman will take
al. his "soft Tommy" for what it is worth, and
lot every tub stand on lis own bottom"
she new Senator from California, Hon. Milton
G. Latham, made his appearance, and took his
seat yesterday in the Senate He il the most
youthful Senator there, and appears even younger
than he looks. lie takes the place of Senator
Hsun, who was appointed to Gil the vacancy
occgsiOncd by the murder Of Frederick. Dr.
Gsinn, the other California Senator, who is a
bitter enemy Of the new conner, came forward
and saluted him with al the ferooity imaginable.
Gov. Denver i here with him
The House of Representative Lad grand
squabble over the often yexcd subject of having
morning prayers and a Chaplain. The fuss,
however, was all in the Locoioco benches, the
move being made by Wilson, of Va, and bit
terry opposed by Houston, Of Alabama. Nearly
every Republican sustained Wilson, resolution,
and all the frc-eaters, such az Pryor, Edmund
son, Houston, 0shmorc, &c, opposed IL. The
resolution prevailed, and the House goes into
an election to-day at one o'clock. So the House
Of Representatives evidently do not consider
themselves ne past praying for. Az the Chaplain
Of th" ~rn,te il Presbyterian, it i. probable
that r., !inl-. 'isp.sia esl. te m Episcppalian,
Baptist or Methodist
\ lar-a public needing 81 hocolocos, number.
inc maHe thousands, wiih bands hauncrs and
torch. cam Oh is-' night 10 Philadelphia
Sev,'al rcarl.n,rn from Was ineton attended,
and 'prr-'It be enthusiasm ;ar Hrccliurilgc
a. Wy great = hi'' p.H Tor Daue!as
Wha- you ue AZ saot. 70 here aTe all dust
A high anj furious ,>, VIA. has prevailed for
two DAYS. and the atmosphere has been filed
wit. Ia-t
III. Coryd- offered resolution Of enquiry, rs
to vh. BE. 'hc President or other officers Of
cor.s.maal were in combination TO defeat the
laws, or TO influence the action OF Congress. as
l. states and Territories; and also 20 enquire
Sherhrr any money has b. en- expended ~ Penn
-s......it, under government officers, to Influence
cico.ipas; aud also to enquire "hethcr there
have bceu any coHuptions in the Navy Yards,
So Upon Mr. Coyode'- motion, the rules were
suspended. and the resolution adopted, by ayes
~, Ha!s -. Ills calling Of tn ayes aad nays
shows the buchanan strength, Which is just
-bcu. cnol "a 20 second coll for the previous
question.
Sir Coyo4s SO thorough Republican and
means what he ssy- Rich and overwhelming
developments arc sure TO come to light.
/ Tie Committee On Elections yesterday took
/ ~ tie contested election case Of HoweTd and
Cooper, in the fr=, district, but were net by
Hr. Cooper with all application fur delay, for
fIFthe- testimony. This i an unusual move,
and abou, confesscs judgment Mr. II. y.
/ Wai.er, /. II. Of Detroit came yesterday, TO
defend NJ. Cooper before the Committee. The
! impression here i almost universal that Mr
| Howard win ge; lis seat, which, without doubt,
IS right. Hon John 4. Giimer, Of North Caro-
Ina, is chairman Of the Committee on Elections
The House yesterday tried to fix June 9Th as
day of adjournment but failed to 90 20. H.