A NEW MOVE.
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We learn that the ''whigs extremely anxious to
escape all responsibility relative to any that may
be adopted the present session of the Legislature
Whether this is for the purpose of laying stock for po
ltical capital or whether it arises from their extreme
modesty-itis not in power to say, positively. Gen.
DOcery asked and obtained permission to be excused
from serving the committee to whom referred the
matter of inclosing the capitol square; and Mr. Myers
asked the same favor relative to the committee the
Penitentary. But the latter gentleman was not so for
tunate as the former-he was not excused We learn


that in both cases. the gentleman took the liberty to i'm
pugn the motives of Gen Wilson, the Speaker of the
Senate. We are satisfied that this assault quite
ust6abe. Gen. Wilson has avoided every of Of
fence far hear and deserves the appreciation Of
all parties for his ubany and mparality, in the admin


straton Of the duties of his Office.