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members cn6eavoring simultaneously to

 btain fhe floor, numerous questions of or.

 er being raised, and Mir. Adams exciting

 llctl laughter by his sarcastic course of re-

 arK, parhcularly with reference to the

 purse of Mr. WIG, Johnson, who after mOy.

 hg that the report on rules, and the subject

 their permanent adoption be made the

 peciat order, had suddenly moved to EGy Me

 uEiect on the table thus leaving the Fist rule

 n full force-to the operation of which, MT.

 Adams will be obliged to submit, until two.

 hirds vote can be obtained to take up the

 ubject from the tahle. ''' ''''.'. 1 h.| .-a

 In the Senate, the plan of Exchcuuer wns

 urther debated by Mir. Bates, who without directing his remarks to the merits of the plan, urged on the Whig party to avoid con- iemning it inniaturely, as had been done by the opposite party but when the subject came up in a proper manner, 10 effect the greatest benefit to lhe suffering country-not |despisihg the less because the greater desir. ed good cannot be obtained and by Mir BarroWs who decidedly opposed this scheme as continuation of the list of experiments that had been made since the seizure of the pabltc moneys by Jackson, and as proposing a Government power which was inconsistent with public liberty, if it became law, would be the death.knellof our freedom, and which, " %toussicA P'ouuSGOA ANotlnSAh EcuSEWltSul and Virginia abstraction, he hoped the Whig party would not vote to refer to any com 'nittee, but that it would be strangled in it's birth. It was such scheme as no one who rcpudiatcd bank of the United States could consent to. and such as no Fcderalist had ever yet had lhe hardihood to recommend, and yet it eInanated from Q strict Siate Eights EIecutare, whom, no longer re- c0gniZed as the head ofthe Whig party, and 1 who, from his two yetoes. had subjected him. l self to the .ridicule' of the Democratic paF. 1y, and the scorn' of the Whigs.-Ib. ".