Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

cd Have Ne not heard two CT thr,. I1.o-,i
g-','leuicp ~, the, srv pledged 10 du r,,,, thi
40 their power To- bring about Lsi 4 n.oa,, g. 49,
r, 1hV huuorahl, Senator fr, ~ M,.,. q .-r.
lid, Tint National Bsuk u"cssssr, u.tv.
n,sst have one With Sornc flCt.,he4'i0ns D..
suppose that pertinent fail. "a hat then o.. b.
done VIII tie gentleman ur poS some ,'i.
Iic hal also said that the lroii. 81 Va. 1 ,,.t
States would not I~rn,it the funds ~ 49, rss,t
Ia lie consolidated "a the hsutS of ia, tNstt.,.
Mr.. Z denied that Ihe Executive ur III. ~~.,.,,
~ of the Treasury could have ..nv VO,tgoi as,t i
usiiunsl funds, other than thsi VrOvi,..d bV a r.
Constitution aud the Law, VI ~, more -g.r
were NECESSARY for the security Of i,.c public To-
surr, he. Mr.. r.. w"uid ehecri,tily sui r,....-l,
go -or them. Was IL ever prvicud,i tl.lt O.
Pr'r-iicnt aud scortts.rN had sny power o,,tr.
hnsnccs, other than thst sanctioned Nv law o.
that they would dsre tn cNcrvi~c the poWcrio t.--
vert any legislative ar,ion of Cougrtss la ?, "a.
90 the p'ihl'c funds Add vet e,ntlcin.i. ,s,ir
that the Executive had done abs, he h..l no, ,it
be- vs-spcd !" powers Which hc never al, mpuud II.
B cNcreisc.
he thought the rc-el,art.r OF the bank, with rr1-
per notifications. would be highly b-n,ii,i. ,5
tie country; but said be-, Il /, not tor a. ., g. .
eidc' the proper tim" LAS not arrived fo- ~, o..
ctsion nt that question: snd the people of tlt .
tel States have sir'&'lN decided, by large ina,as,
~. that the Bank iisli 20 down Bu, s,ntIcin.
sAy that sc.ne 81 Distress prevails thru,,.h,,,
the country, anu N, time has arrived v.,cn r,.f
should 10 afforded, instead OF irving an cNr.f
iDcut SIR. u.s sNI,cISsleyt must lie cn.Iu,t, ID.
out lriitu'ionN VIII cease "a exist. Mat u.s. ,f.
duis of Statesmen II - to prvvcut hV all d..
~, ans IN their power, the approach of sSh. ut.
when they sco that the course 10y Which tb--, ps.
pssc io rctnc'y -, cannot be pursued. either ~ M
want 81 a Constitutional nlsioritv Of Cou.r. -, r-
~" >scton ~ tc Executive, ~ - also IL, u .-,,
u aCgui"scc, aud propose some 9TH r.
Although lac did not believe that tho cNpcfir.--t
% We Executive would be productive al evil, d.
had no doubt q - result. Althousi, t,c o., ,.r-
mcf't has been commenced against hi- ". .!i... D..
believed the country would Law, shro,isA ia. .rl
go On anil prosper. The Bank of IT,. 7 n.,I
states ws- csTtcrsi IN 1916. anal -s.is .,.l, ..
collestsd the condition Of The country Al tst ,,i,
All The banks had stopped ps, mcnt; ID" eouuirv
vas hnoslcsi with the rsp~r Of the Stats Bsuk
they laughcd az the Government when ,lrn,.,,..
~cIv made by IL, and the Government Ma, olli-.'
TO take their notes ia payment Of the rrvynu,
lie VIZ. e. listened 10 ihc gentleman from Ma
Sactnscus, thea without conviction, though tn.
evils nov eomplsiSc' Of arr. nnthiug compare
WITH tho>c existing II the tul,. lac said Bank o.
The uned States could Nos relieve the enuutr,
from ihe evil, Of ,lcran grd currency. Ia spec,
h'hS h> uhe honorable gentleman When Ihc char
'ct OF inc Bank VAS penIing. one position lr 49,
sumtd Nas, tliai gold AID silver Was the e,rr,ur,
~ The world; that Bauk OF the Uuirt Stat,
was nc, necessary that the Government could ~
~ collections, control tlic currency AMI that
Hank ough; t1 be- regarded not a. tL, an. O.,
=
Ncrnmcnt. lie thought, ia rti,rcrcc 10 tho At
lars 81 1916 that IL the Interests e the country
,ns'sinc'l no INJURY, from the want Il a National
n'nN' ~ conId 30 without one W. can
control tbs State Banks nov well ss then .nl
Ne have 81 the power NC then lad NLiIe a..
agreed Niih The gentleman that A rt-ehart,-r a.
Tic bank OF The nitc,! States With prupcr n.odi-
hc'd'ons, would De- useful, hc Iouked ioru All
Nrhom alarm "a the result of the recent ncasurr
OF tic Administration, aud believed the eoun,f-
~ouid coutiuuc Co prosper.
hc respected The opinions &c those Who attn
huted the present embarrassed state of the ,t.r.
rcncH To the measures Of the Administration, bt.
hc believed that the lOudrst couiuls OF tIi.t,
snd ecnsuTc. Of tlc Executive we're made viii,
ueS 10 justify tlie renewal of the charter OF d.
Bank lac gentleman from Mary Land MI
Chambers >aid lac had right 90 expect plan ~
the President Of the Uniurd SLa,rs 10 relieve IN.
distressed condition of the country but he thou.It
one ought rather to be- expected from the rrUiir-
man himself, anil those who acted with him: g.
the President bad alrcadSaeiv,na plan which ne
gentleman did not approve. lie, Mr.. r, .aid
h~n no r.ierr"se TO any plan but that at the -
crctsrN 81 The Treasury, ~ - the management
the dePosi'cs, and tie control 81 tht. STAT, U.rL
lhis plan had not YET hren presented 90 the -.
nate, bot. he sad, NJ have right 10 have IL sul
hr seer lntH ought To- he called Gu tor a. IL
would maxi the call himself, ii no other ,-.,,i--
man cd. Perhaps the - crvtar, had Hlf, adv IT.,
pared ~; aud. 81 ~. he was perfectly eNe,I.s, q,
inr not sending ~ ia until c.ll,i for he - iri1
anal 10 not bound 70 sPesk until the TRIALS Over
ODc expression Of his had been noticed hv o..
senator from Mar land, though no; Ia IA, -.
nc 'ntrndc'l u sfsould apply. NL,n b. ,puke n
~"s' i''> cr'cs, lac dad not speak ll Tie etl,
ct ''c people, but Tie sobsclc.s cries 81 tho, ,
WI, ho"s' Who complain 20 loudly ct di1p.s.
without being ready 20 relieve IL IIr r,,,,.,i
thc gcntieu.nn Of the fable &c Esop. IIcrr,,
ann TIE NsSnncr, aId 0uid leave To- him "a. a..
P,eA""" he eensurc ought 10 fall on a.. u,
n' eo'npla'n'd ~ loudly 81 Distress, wh,lr tl..
a. Il
p~iuon OF TIC Senate Tor occupy ing 50 much &c
MI. NAME sAid he did not rice 10 yo into .-.y
: u'-"s''on, oot To remark upon rls. confident mr.,
"tuops OF the future which hal been mai. 49,
Pee'aiy b' d" Sensipr from Mar, lan,l Mr. C,f.r-
~ ihat gentleman LAS ssid tllat a state ~
thIhS' would arse, ~hcB no PERSON however FL
sotcd' would 'krs TO at 80 aud 90 VIXEN ~.
Took into The future and attempt 20 tIes,d. ,,,.o
eoining political results PLAY tie pat OF . H.,
VIC anton boy tha' ~ 'i On bladder Tar bryond
iheir depth. These professions are NOT V.,,,
respectful 4" iLc rest of fps.kinh. WHO ~,
Judgments 10 form, ard ,ict,sious 10 MAKE G,.
thetn-cIses B'sidrs, slr, the ,eslioy az al
i'i"es, pf'srut sud future. tsin the hands Of ia,
N"ihpr u III things. Ihs fallacy q ~ buuus,
Pi.d'''i'n', - - feature political resuit'. ha.
been sbuudsutly shown, y, the fact thu ,l,eV
cannot hr hscrTtaincd ~ ir us ct tl,c laost rei.
DC II all human agsnis-Ggurrs 4 gentleman
'""c 'eats"go' OF hgii character for virtue and
The
or-bie Seuaipr from Maryland. after spce.l,i,a.
hsll'' tnailrally upon i'0li.is.l result i,eoan.
- satisfied that h- bad arrived - utc mad e.t
dTr'g'VfrGHopn'" unt be- made not ~ af,,hrn.,
81 S"t E"o"l' ificai bet uppn the ,ui,,eci. sni
The issue proved that rtr~s i,iicd him. H.
VAN lhen, are all hunisn calculations upor IL,
iu'ufr Nni Alter Such failure n,sthr,..ti,,i.
" W. 'h"pid bcrNiF,m,iy s1a,i1us hoe - r,ig
Upon 'uisuor -gereics.
Nc. 'tiNMBEii~ s.,d. made the bet .,r
I''' 'h" 'tti sod. shat uisy ,ppear strange o. ti
Sehai"' from lilinois. Ar kssr} Ipaidtie i,;
Iri'ai" history ~ti,h souid led me a., .,i',,,.
p strange - iifn, u'at fsan should ,,av ~h.i H..
owes llHve Inquired n0thiss ab,,',, 81 priys,
h's'ofY' 80 ~ cceups nv " 90 pryng ir'1
ne history u fne fnbcrs that. aer a igg6gs Fs,t
"'f 'mu~- li'e senate sinh tiie n,ideris DO
tr o. "tfs' 'ii'. sh',h ny sutsuaaiOa Ai,I, I.s
i1,il' rf ilr 'ls"'i'r % t,r dsy ny have prl,si
blr Senator. Mr. ksNr1
VII nps 'eii ~ 81 usior shy rlsH,r he ~