From, the Massachusetts, Journal.
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Yesterday in the Senate of this commonwealth,
Mr. Tufts of Worcester. asked leave of absence, to
appear and to testify before the Committee Manu-
factures, in Congress, in obedience to summons
from said Committee. Several Senators, among
whom we understand were Messrs. Welsh, Gray,
Lincoln, Sturges, and Keyes, objected to granting
leave, on the ground that there was power in the
House of Representatives OF the U. = to require the
|atttendance of witnesses, for the object for which
MIR. T was summoned. Leave was finally grant
ed as matter Of favor, but not of rigtand with an
understanding that Mr. Tufts was at liberty to obey
the summons or not.