The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
From Tie NationaL IntsLIireneer.

from the National IRtsLigencer.
The Surplus Rersnue.-our readers will have
| observed that the debate in the Senate on the
Bill to regulate the Deposites Of the Public Mo.
neg" resulted on Tuesday, in the commitment OF
The BILL together with all the amendments which
had been proposed 10 II, 10 Select Committee o.
Nine Members, 10 consider OF the whole matter,
aud report thereon.
We learn that the deliberations of the commit
tee have resulted in the adoption, substantially. of
The plan proposed by Mr. Webster on TUESDAY,
IN his amendment or the disposition of the surplus
money Of the Government which amendment y as
as folloWs
lind be il further enacted That the money
which shall be il the Treasury of the United
States on the first day of January o37, reserying
- Millions shall De divided among the seNera!
States m proportion to their respective amounts
of population, as ascertained by the las, census,
and according 10 the provision of the second sec
ton of the first article OF the Constitution and the
Secretary OF the Treasury shall pay the same 10
such persons the several States may authorize
to receive II, IN the following proportions and al
The following times, VIZ one-half on the frat day
OF April 1897, one-qusrter part on the first day Of
July, 1884, and the remaining quarter on the first
day of October, 1887 and all States which shall
receive their several proportions according to the
provisions Of this act, shall be taken and under
stood thereby to pledge the public faith Of such
States 10 repay the same, or any part thereof, 10
the United States, whenever Congress shall
quire such pay nlent, rataby, and in equal proper
ton, from a.! the States which had received the
same
From The United States Telegraph.
Public DrPos,tes.-Mr. Calhoun's remarks on
this subject on Saturday. were heard with perhaps
as much attention and interest as even he has been
ever able 10 command. II is much 10 say that he
was not at all wanting IN his usual unequal acute
ness and yIgor Of reasoning. 1t il much more TO
say, That with all this, simplicity the most
striking characteristic Of his remarks. We have
never known MIR, {. attain great degree OF il
on subject s. difficult, and rarely, il ever, have
Ne known greater degree attained by any one.
lie saw and wisely avoided the danger SO Incl
dert TO common minds, of not distinguishing the
difference between sound bot difficult and sens-
Die arguments, and disguised and sPecious
phistry.
Land BiH.-Wc consider the fate Of this great
National measure as sealed for the present the
bill having been laid on the table n tie House of
Representatives BY decided majer.ty, from
whence several unsuccessful attempts have been
a. Ga" 'iose rom -'o'th ~
p.'ua ~uo '.afe oPfoseu 'ni' p'l Ia every s'age'
mug pa'Y suos., wen. " 3e's'naI t,eJuu'ce'
M 10 .n.'i Ioisl.'uei.'' no" 'ai my aaie
y asA G' puoe l'Huslce' si'ei iln.I'
ns ~ oo" on ''Ic ''.ai oapolI 81 'lle
any man can oppose this measure. and yet lsy
claim to The character of, fsi66fI Ronrescnt,t,ye
The proposltiot, involved i 40 Main The inxtce of
our claim so easily demonstrate. that We nave no
nsticnce with those vino drny its equity. Ie, ne
oeopIe Of North Carolina prspsre for he Coming
election IN Auepst. WctelI ,hcn. nnle.s m, nr,f
egisla,nre ot the Stair ,sssrtx tboir demand !,
Tie strong lsnaunye ,r men "c.bo know, tbe;r
ricb,s sra kIS,,i7,r s,r, r,,ir,,i, tbc,, >, ,L.
contest is ended and The new states viii be ,nrncd
loose ppcn the pnbIic Lands 10 batten ON Nh, /
Snoils Arkansas and Nichigap will he ,dpi,tcd /
INTO the Irnio, y, Ma ressien, q nsyp Wes,er, :
Territorv has hen rr,s,,d. md soon Flor,6s and
Wisconsin vim he ln,ekipp p, tho door of Tho H. /
nion. When then are ad7,.;,led il rconires nm
pen to 9onrtr,v the result. Nov,s the
day and now's the hour, then. for the Old States
to he nm and doinr Let every voter in Nor,b
Carolina ask the Candidates for the Legislature.
this question" Arr nan :, fgror nj the 4,str,L,,'
tion n ne nroc,fds NJ me pubiic lands ~ Ana .
le, them not he content with an evasiys answer