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 man, in the State Convention, who was in fa- vor oia National Bank, high protective ta- riff, the assumption of the State debts by the General Government, and the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands. and who denied the right of instruction. This resolu- ton was made the subject of considerable discusssn for about an hour, when a motion was made to adjourn, but was lost.

 The discussion was resumed, and carried on for several minutes, when Alr. Martin re- marked that as there were Whsgs present, he would request inc Democrats to occupy ouc side of the room, and the Wings the other, with view to take inc sense of the Demo- crats on tho resolution. As this plan was about ;o be pat ;ii,e execution, and before the Chair put the question on the adoption of the resolution, Mr. Deoley made motion that the meeting adjourn, sine die; which motion was then put by the Chair, who desided that it was carried, and no person calling for a division of the house on the motion, the Chair decided the meeting adjourned. sine die. CYRUS W. WELLER, Chairaaaa.

 w. R. DUNN, SccfetdTY.