from the NJ. Y. Amer,caa.
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TIE CoNGREss OF THE UNITED STATEs.-We
have taken occasion more than once, TO lament the
loss of character which such discussions as those
provoked by Mr.. Chilton's resolutions could not
fail to bring upon the House of Representatives g.
the closing scenes Of this discussion most lamenta-
bly, realise all our apprehensons. At 10 O'Clock
on Wednesday, night, the resolutions as amended
and modified, and SO amended and modified as TO
strip them of any peculiar applicability to the ex-
lstng administration, were unanimously adopted,
under circumstances of disorder and riot, (no other
word can express IT'D in the last degree disgrace
full.


The letter ,of our correspondent enters some
what into detail and discoses facts and conduct cal
culated to crimson the cheek of every American,
who feels as he ought for the honor Of his country.
We trust, however, that the papers at Washington,
or if not, that then the correspondents of distant
papers, will give the details OF these disgracefnl
scenes. There is no remedy for them, no security
against their recurrence, but in exposing them to
public Indignation. If in the House of Commons,
Or the House ofPeers, in England, such scenes were
to occur. an independent press would visit them
with its seyeres censure, while it would spread the
record of delinquency before all eyes. Shall it be
said that in this land, which is the chosen abode Of
Freedom, there is not the same yigor and indepen-
dence in the Press? We hope not.