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The Van Buren majority in the Senate of the United States, have at length put a stop to the solemn farce, with which they have been so long engaged, by passing Mir. Grundy' Report on the assumption of state debts, together with Mir Bentons resolu- lions accompanying it. The same party has likewise in the House of Representa- tives consummated, ast will be seen from our columns to-day, the shocking outrage against state Rights, which they committed in the commencement of the session, by excluding from that body, the almost en- tire delegation of a sovereign member of the Union, who had the highest evidence that could be presented, to entitle them to seats in that House No one after this, will be surprised 10 hear that they have admitted the Van Buren claimants under circumstances of the most monstrous and unexampled character

 For the honor oi our country, we hope that an indignant people. will not longer tolerate such disorganizins acts perpetrated as they have been under the cloak of liber- ty and Democracy

 We believe that the Senate by is action in relation to the assumption of state debts, and the House of Representatives by it's conduct in regard to tle New t=s--4'--1ts'---- uon, have done more to break down state rights and state sovereignty than any pre- vious Congress or Congresses since the days of the Proclamation and the bloody bill" By their course upon these two questions, one involving the interests and credit of all the states-the other the re- presentative dignity and sovereignty of one state, they have been guilty of as outrageous and hagitious aspecies of tyranny, as has ever characterized the legislative annals of any country protesting to be more than consolidated despotism-

 