REsCIssIoN OF THE SPECIE CIRCULAR
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In the U. S. Senate, May 20, the resolution rescn
ding the specie circular came up, the order of the
day. The question being the engrosment of the
solution, Mr. Webster in a clear and most logical Speech
advocated its passage He believed that to rescnd the
specie Circular would have favorable effect upon the
efforts now making, for general resumpton and the
arguments which he offered, fully and conclusivcy prov
ed the correctness Of his position. A long debate fol
lowed in which Calhoun, Clay Srrague, Benton, and
others took part, but the end ofhe matter that the
Resolution passed by vote Of 81 in favor-9 against.
The resolution it passed the Senate is as follows:


Resolved That il shall not be lawful for the Secretary
of the Treasury to make, to continue in force, any
general order which shall any difference between
the different branches Of the resenue to the money or
medium of payment, in which debts Dues according
to the United States, may be md.


The resolution passed the House by overwhelming
majority and with all possible dispatch. The stood
| thus, Y eas 154-Nays %.