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 In the Senate yesterday, the debate on Mir. Clay resolution was continued. first by Mr. Hill of New Hampshire, who again rose opposition to the re. solution, and by Mir. Mangum, of North Carolina, who addressed the Senate also in opposition to it. The latter gentleman not having concluded yester- day, will resume his remarks today The debate now promises to be of muchlonger duration than we anticipa. ted some days ago.

 Ne stated in our last paper that the resolution proposing Joint Committee to make arrangements for celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the birth day of GEORGE WASHINGTON was a. dopted by the Senate, nem. con. and 50 Ii was thought by our reporter, as He. voices were heard in the negative, on its passage. It appears, however, that objections to the resolution were enter- tained by several members; as Mir. Tazewell, who had been appointed on the committee, yesterday stated his reason for dissenting from the proprie. ty of the proposition, asked to be excus cd from serving; and Messrs. Troup, White, and Smith, also of the commit tee, made a similar request. All of the gentlemen were of course excuseds

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