Washington, March S.
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Washington. March S.


The proceedings Of the last Session oi the Con-
press, which closed it's term Saturday, and espe.
eally those of the Senate will receive the serious
confederation Of the people Of the United States.
Iis our purpose hereafter to notice them more par
ticusry. II need not be disguised that towards the
close Of the past Session, we presume by soms OF
those combinations" of which Or. FLOYD. IN his
late address at Richmond made precious comics.
sion, the opposition obtained small majority in the
Senate. We will select only few prominent in
stances TO show how this majority was disposed 10
use the ephemer power SO obtained.


i The wool bill, (this measure so important to
the great interests Of country was, in effect re-
iected by the casting vote Of Mr.. CALHOUN, the
Vice President.


Q. A committee appointed by the majority OF the
Senate, made long report on the subject OF the
Georgia controversy, Of which three thousand CO.
pics we're ordered to be printed for distribution a.
mong the people of the United States. counenan-
cling and encouraging the Governor Of Georgia.