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The joint preamble and resolutions introduced m the Senate on Saturday last, by the Hon.W K. Bay1 lor of Jefferson, against the reception Of the portion of the proceeds the sales of he public lands that may fall to the share oftis in the grand scheme of bribery devised by Mr.. Clay, had their second

 reading in that body on Monday, and were referred to the committee on federal relations. .-i-.-, sy

 We do not know what will be the character sf the report the committee will. make on them- But we devoutly hope Alabama will he the first reject, by the solemn forms of legislative action, this degrading and insulting bribe; and thus teach the anbitious federal aspirant for the Presidency that though we may be poor, yet he is rich enough with the spells oi the national treasury at hls command, 10 buy us. That we withstood all the log cabin, red pepper, hard cider and cooh skin appliances of tue Tip and Ty campaign, sb can and will withstand the bribery and corruption with which the now to be assailed This will be proud distinc- tion for Alabama. .4T Tuscaloosa Flag. !.