From the Richmond Wing.
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The debate on the Veto was con-
tinued, Monday, in the House Of Rep
resentatives, by Mr.. Hunter, who
went the whole figure for the Veto
and Capt. Tyler. When he conclu-
ded, motion was made TO postpone
the subject with view to adjournment
as it was the 4th. Mr.. Cooper Of Pa.
opposed the motion. The day was
fitted for the %ork in hand. Sixty-six
years ago the people were engaged in
res sting a British King for Withholding
his sanction to laws the most whole
some and necessary for the general
good. The Wings of this day were
engaged in like work, in resisting a
self constituted Despot, who was per-
Petrating the same tyranny. Mr.. c..
continued his hour, taking the strong
est ground against the veto and the
treachery ofthe President.


MIR. Saunders Loco) followed in
support ofthe President and the Veto.
All the Locos go the same way which
is most cheering sign. Itargues that
the coalition is completed, and that
The Wings are delivered Of the Exc
cutive incubus-the greatest deliver
ance which ever blessed any party.


Mr. Marshall followed Mr.. Saun-
ders, in strong condemnation of the
veto. He spoke in very significant
terms Of that provision in the Consti-
tuition, which relates to impeachment.


Mr.. Adams spoke on the same side
and with the power which cbaracteri-
zes all his efforts. He denounced the
Veto as the monarchical feature of the
Constitution, and considered the exer.
else Of ii in the present case most ex-
traordinary.


The question was then taken, and
the vote stood on reconsidering, ayes
110, nays 97-Two-THIRDs not voting
in the affirmative. John TyIRr over
ruled the majority Ofthe peoples Rep
Fesentatlves.


Mr.. Tyler's reasJ Tor disapprov.
ing the apportionment bill, which he
signed, were received from the State
Department and referred to the Selec
Committee.


The reading of the paper occasionec
| GREAT miFtb IN fhe House. I'm c0nse
quence Of the President declaring tha
he signed the bill rather against hi
own judgment, in consequence Of tn
great Difference which he habitually Ell
tertains for the expressed wishes ofth
two Houses of Congress!


In the House, Tuesday, the dis


cussion Of the Revenue Bill was com
menced by Mr.. Kennedy Of Nd, fol