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CRrrrySDEN moved To postpone the subject Il,
Monday, and in brief remarks thereon, expresse;
his doubts as 10 the Constitutional night to max,
the latter inquiry. After some furtherremarks h-
several Senators, the disputed clause Of the resog
tion-proposed to be omitted, but retained IN a.
cordsnce with the desire of Mr. Niles and some a
his lricuds-the resolution was adopted.


The Committee appointed IN accordance there
Nth consis, Of Mcssrs JARSgG!N and BgSsr,,
Who's and Messrs BENTON, WRIGHT and Nr
DUFfIg, (Locos


A number OF rcrnonstranccs against Annex.
t;on and modification OF tho Tariff were p,e.
sentcd.


The remainder of the day was occupied in n,
consideration of private bills numbers Of Which
were passed.


The HOUSE, after some Intellectual attempt. a,
irregular as well as regular business, resolved l.
scIt INTO Committee OF the Whole on the rn;o,
for the sake o cnlightcning their constituents and
the country by long, prosy speeches delivered o.,
read 10 benches minus their occupants.


Mr.. SMITH. of \. Y. tWhlg) made a very ser.
sbc speech in favor OF the Protective System and
of The present Tariff and IN exposition OF the i'm.
policy Of the repeii, without the least pretex, O,
demand therefor by public opinion, of the l4r
which was working out 50 bcneficent results 10
every interes, of the country


Mr.. Boyp of Nv replied 10 S1r. Whites speech
on this subject. and occupied has hour IN an at
tempt 10 subs,antialc the charge revived in the
recen. letter by him and by Messrs Coles and Hos.
Li,s ol Va. of bargain and corruption between
Mr.. Clay and Mr. Adams at the Presidential
election of lS:l, and entered into detail Of tc,
,;mou,, IN nrnyr thiS-itall beng an 'lne.Iec,par