The proposition ofxMr. Senator KENT
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The proposition ofxMr. Senator KENT, of Maryland, to amend the Constitution, so as to reduce the absolutism of the Veto upon bills that have passed Congress, which the Constitution now allows to the Presi- dent of the United States. yesterday came up for consideration in the Senate. Mir. KENT delivered, in support of 1t, an effec- tive speech of some length. which we shall take care to report at large hereafter, and which, in fact, deserves to be widely circu- lated. After which, in consequence of the lateness of the Session, leaving no sufli- cient time for the thorough discussion of d question of so much importance, the reso- 'lution was ordered to he on the table, with the understanding thatt was not to Dc call ed up again at this Session. .Nafioaal h. teliigcnee,.