Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

! r''t,' we repeat, that, although this bill
! proposes the most unequal and oppressive toxe.
! u,at although II is in direct violation of tho MI,
| ciPics which lac himself has laid down vo, Vii
Mr. Richie use al his influence to laud its advoS
tS, ana 10 d@nouncc us opponents. But we
."1hh nm tor being thus explicit. We put hs
'c'SheS on record. "
hEFoRr ON THE BAHK THE IT, STATcs-Nr
layton, on Mondy, submitted the Report of In.
majority OF the Committee sent to Phladelphia to
examine the Bank L. States. The Report has not
yet appeared in print We give the sketch of tho
Debate, and the observations of tho National Intel
"sehcer' comprising every thing of consequence
which has come out, touching the character of tho
majority Report. Besides that it is said Mr.
ADAMS WI! submit one for himself, and Mr.. McDuf
lie third embracing his and Mr. WatmouoL,s
views! 1t will be remembered that the Co,nmittoe
consisted of Messrs. Clayton, Cambrelenp. and
Thomas of Nd enemies of the Bank; Mcssrs.
Adams, McDuiiie, and Watmough, friends; and
tol Johnson, Of Ky, whose sentiments were IN.
Nnown Col. Johnson agreed to the Report of tho
MycrHy; but protested against intending to cas-,
any reflection on the President or Government of
the Bank! Tccumsch is evidently elcctionecring
From tie National Inteliigencer If geste,doy.
"At length the report of the Bank Committee
mas been made; perhaps early it could have
N' I'iSI''cIiHS Ii.c mass OF papers industrious.
~ collected by the committee. As it is, the Re.
port has been presented soon after il was mad,
up, that the Minority Of the Committee had nr,
opportunity to make their Counter Reports of
"hicl Ii We understand Alright, two are forth
coming. The Report Of the Committee i. t,o
Report of four Members Of the seven composin,,
the Committee. We have had no opportunit;,
10 read Inc OF 1t; but we understand that it sets
forth sundry acts ofthe Bank, which it considers
rs misleading, and some which are supposed To in
fringe the charter, but is, the whole sparinp
Va opinions or "t ccnsure except far as facts
may DC stated IN manner to imply opinions or
ccisirc. Ina the matter of the printers accounts
wh:cn have been spoken ofso much, and so wanton
~ IN the newspapers, we understand that one case
"'i! is introduced in the report, (that of New
York cGitor) and why his case has been
maze an exception we are yet to learn. Mr. McDuf.
he and Mr. Adams, protested against the report
and Il Is Supposed that Mr.. Watmough bears them
company And Mr.. Johnson, though he as
scncd to the report TO bring it before the Ijousc
nt:H"tad that il did not contain aav matter 70 ms
NY me Sc"l"ty which appeared TO be felt by the
il!"ndS OF the Bank, and much less to reflect upon
the PRESIDENT or other officers Of the Bank.
MS soon as ever we get COPY of the Re.
port, Ii VIII DC given to our reaGcrs.'
CONGRESS.
On Monday, the House of Representatives on
motion OF Mr.. Clayton, suspended the rule SO az
10 enable the COMMITTEE of Visitation to tho
l5nnk OF the United States, to make their report.
Leave being given, M. Clayton presented the re-
port, which he moved to have received without
T.. q L
I,'''' lI.U' az" 80; W 'o'oi''" 10 III"
-, zee OF Tie Whole on the state o: unum.
war '''Dui''o Then rose ana observed that he felt
'"'" 80 MAKE some REMARKS, in justice to the
y r'e' 10 account Tor the delay which had
,;,, ia"'e' ana winch lad prevented the Conn
'':".t 81 On having 1t presented before. The nqui-
y ,'aolVeN number OF subjects, which rendered
r :: ''ss"Iy Ior 1t 10 be very minute. The result
OF 1T was necessarily very volurninous and the
' I ia" o'l'y tl"i morning come to dccl
t, Pr ...' i'PpI' 20 DC maze, winch prevented
~ ~ :1iii"''Y On 'nh' oommttce from presenting
| t; "o '' t'eS were 9eSlFonS OF DONG, ut this
T.;r - ~ 'h| report lie therefore
t,.,, ,,; 80 sunni oFny i lew remarks on one or
| ~ E. III INC report:
occ,,rr,L Ic men stated various facts winch
70 j., th "u'. INC |o'I'"l'tec ana are advcr'cd
points j.; ,Ip rn anu ii'"c comments on several
rJ from; ,L oi III regard 10 WHICH he dissent
Mr. CI,,.,o, na,,i;s1
tion fi or Gro,,i Mi.i goo" deal OF ANNA
vcytin,r tho ronr, - ;'S. tli'S hodo OF conh"-
toucheI nr A. VIZ ~ "'S rGad, TO the points
some ether noirt. cor"a nu; ana glanced also on
the RarI, l'' 'O'''''"l"g VIC operations OF
A. Si
rose .I .,',n'J " l'llpcr OIL inc committee, next
casion tn rr,sa,. ,"soi why Tic should take oc-
views of. tbr si, )" a. uts'nct written form ms
port of tic commit cI S'c SJ'nGe IN me re-
ly dissent he was not aware of it. o'''''''
Mr. Cambrclenng, also member of the Commit