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THE GAC.-The wings in Congress.
are resolved tn press ultra measures in the
most odious and offensive manner. Dur.
ing the late conyass they would not com.
mt themselves on any great line Of policy
or any principle. They would not avow
themselves in favor Of a cntional bank
even repuIia'ed the distribution of The pro
ceeis Of the pnbljc lands as Irgesses to
the states to aid IN paying the debts due to
iorein brokers; they would not avow dis.
crimlnatIng tariff, national debt, nor any
ono measure. Yet we now find them
acting as if the people had decided all
these questions at the election ;rnd in their
arrogance and despoism they have pass
eh resolution to gag the minority
They will not permit any measure to be
discussed in committee of the whole more
than six days, and consequently they have
command Of the gag at pleasure. The
representatives Of seventeen millions
OF lreemen are TO have their mouths seal.
ed on questions which in involve millions
of property, life aud liberty, to crafty Mr.
Clay aud his legion of hungry stockjob
bcrs. This is one of the most daring and
most dangerous measures yet ad0ored at
Washington. Mr.. Rhett was silence
by this new gag in the midst of an eIo.
quent speech against The division of our
public domain among foreign fundm,ngers
for that is the object of the distribution
bill. Mr.. Wise made manly stand on
the side oI the people against this daring
usurpation Of his political friends; bat il
was all in vain. Mr.. Clay saw that he
could still command majority tf fed.
eral wings, Notwithstanding the detection
Of MIR. Wise aud the republican branch Of
the whig party, and he resolved to press
his favorite measures. "Now, or never"
is his motto. II he succeeds in enisling
the money power on his side, and organ
ICES a great national bank, he looks 10
that power alone to raise him to the pres
iden"y. Let the republicans depend on
repeal as the only remedy for Su acciden-
tai molorlty. - VickSbwg Sentinel.


The TAXES. For what purpose are
tares lcried other than to detrdy the erpen
seS Of Government? Should the pubic
funds, gathered from the hard hands
of labor, be used as basis upon which
stock jobbers may prosecute Banking
operations? The tax payers, the agricuI.
turist the land holders the mechanics, will
answer. When Mr.. NICHOLSON of Tenn.
on the 21st ult. proposed to amend the
Bank Bill by inserting provision pro-
hibit'ng the use OF the public money as
basis OF banking operations, and declaring
such to be forfeiture of The charter, Me pro.
position wds negatired by strict party
rote-the wings vote against it, the demo,
Gratis for it. Who shall dare say that un.
der the whig denomination taxes are not
to be gathered for the use of sDeculators
Are the people ready for this new state ofI
things9-NaskrilIe Union.


OF Mcleod has obtained change of
venue TO Oneida county, y,where he viii be
trled in September.