Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-26
C--.y-~ss.ss II GAs = , Ds't, Esp''"

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y sruvasJ 10 .efscrties ~ sss'r Psu The PRISON
nss.-. AT sns sing ~ Blsctpsl. Lizard fo' comfort.
nss b. gslso~. compared 18th 'oeb place the
slssA ssis 81 tsiesis sas never hou'f o. H'si' On
ssufsstsbgs
Nj Calhoun hss gwen he 'ie-s, and ,lthougb b..
.,-.rA 70 yet eopeisd.d, can si,s you he opin.
Zoe "a fell IN reference "a he Sab Treasury sehcip~,
N,,os,i Bsas the STATE Bsnss, sud upon the causes
sse eonss gosness Of She present prr"uie
have skcn po;.s IN hH, aud oil throw u'ein to
S.'h.' Jss ss haze ,ssrn them without fr'n or order
ht Z. op~p-d bis speech by sso~iba 10 open terms,
that be- IN favor 81 ssparstlng the Government
ffsm the BsSks lie spnbs 81 Ibe prcsebi 'tsie Of
ssinss % exhibiting practical separation the con
s>eison beng sei~vsa only soins III OF seven State
Dsahs
10 speshinr Of the deposts system, he pronounced
IL ssssfe. imptsctissbe and dangerous No man, hr
aye can fsvo' their reunion fairly, mo party Siil ia
70, Il nsn The wings predicted ~, failure and his
tofy -ss bot the fvlhlnsnt of pr"PhreY The Admin
rst,ou sIP-et.d Of the Bsnts more Than they seo"m.
vii.bsd and ID, Admiusirston. therefore viii oppose
ell rrsaion The DsP.lt Bsnhs cannot, therefore.
sfp~et Any thing from any party.
Oh The SAB Treasury system he sayt That the "0'
srnur nj have sh.rnsuse but to adopt the system,
Of SAt,onsl Bsnk One the o,nsr !, Indispensable
and u tho Go,sfnm-nt has paper currency a, all
y solepnly bound TO have National Bach, and not
s,sv B,nss In perform the fiscal du,e. of the Govern
p~nt Separation IN toto orN Bank-T" the di-
varc. mrpt OF q Government Bank This Mr. Cal
Aoun ha, said repeatedly time and again is the only
shsrns,iu
lie says--,h. people are opposed to 4. Bank
spon Constitutional grounds and the past and present
pressure 70 nothing, " continued. oornnarod rDh tie
yfssSsr, vhoh UOBid foiioN a ye,st biishmeuig L
eaak Ass States Right man h. sways opposed such
en- Institution and slwsys>hould opposs IT Time and
ssp~r,eno. had only strengthened his position against
sueh Banks Bank which the Government had no
Eight 10 adopt
lie says, also, that there s bat practical method
u forming reusion of the Bans with the government,
add thai would te by adopting the Penn.ylvania L :.
Bank as deposit Bank, and compiling II to resume
specie payments lie says he shall z,aou.ly oppose
any such union beoau-e At would be triumph Of the
bsnt and give greet power to the State OF rennsy J.
>snis.
he Urges the Argument &C Bank expansions and Bans
ssptslsn increase Of Banks and all the evils attend
Jog Banking The connection he Gays 10 coirupiing,
controlling, dan gctous, and finally a,rfEt.
The causes Of the pressure which now exists, he
da,es ~ far back as is2t II began. he IN the
uiumph OF she Tariff which triumph Of lt2l CON
sammiatsd 10 1873. The created by high du.
ties he seems To think, mus, father The sins OF most
Of our troubles
Against the reunion of the Banks with the Govern
snsnt he further urges that all su-p, Of specie
p,ymeus IN England u nd in the United States is cIus
ed BY . union OF the Government with the Banks
The suspension OF % in England.-in the United
State IA i8l3-snd the present SUSPENSION, are all
traced 10 the same cause connection Of the Go.ern
msnt with the Banks
R,ntpirs--Mr Cslhoon has given the following =.
his Remedies 4 enforcement; complrt. eorgani-
sAtion of the Treasury department. no Treasury Bank
Upon any consideration greater limitation of the
patronage %, Government: aud finally that nntl the
ls Of January, 1888 the Treasury Department shall
receive the notes 81 specie paying bsnks for Govern
nrnt dues Secondly that the notes of specie pay ing
banks be received for hrs, fourhs Of the amount c
revenue due 10 the Government and that ntef Janu
ary lt40 he osnpisfs dirorc,ment shall take p acs -
30 much for Mr. {. Hastily as have written, have
tempered his plnns and language can offer no bet
Ter comment upon the speech than to that Mr. Ben
ton 10 up, comm nding Mr. Cs views, and claim
ing 10 be himself the author OF Mr. Calhoun. schemes
Calhoun and benton should not support the sam,
measure, light ard darkness sr- too much alike To b.
sss,ms'ed.
Mir Walker ha. followed Mr. Benton and moved T.
strike the clause in the Bill which gives B,err.
to the Treasury Dtshs. 49,
Houu-Nr Adams hss presented ONE III NDREl
AND SEVENTEEN PETITIONS agains, the annex
alton oi Texas. The presentsiion Of petitions her
consumed the morning hour
Nj Cau,hre~ny to-day reported bills M reported 1
The s~na,-. no d,ff.rrnee IN them. against d''ric
Banks and IN favor Of warehouses discussion
now going on calling upon NJ Woodbury. for info
nation relative 10 the Deposit Banks
Pr, brands .3,aong The Fores. Mr. Adams, with h
ssssl tact at creating an excitement, h" raised
storm, which he will find it difficult 10 direct. vi
~ seen by III. following extract Of letter from Was
lns,on to the n Y Journal OF Commerce, dated Sc
Wmber II.
You will see BY The reports that Mr. J. Q. \,
sms tsised . regul ar breeze IN the House TO dn
With he Texas Rssolutinn. deep feel,u
seemed to pety.de the house, siier Mr. Adam,
remarks. They took every one by surprise o.
yet. . hundred members were spr,nging upon the
fret. ready to plunge into the discussion so pr
ms,ur-ly brought up. l, Sss Nth difficulty tn
The Speaker could restrain gentlemen within II
close hn,s he prescribed for The debate sn'.
IL We the discussion consumsd the day. 1t ~
evident, IS Mr. Bel remarked, that ,his suhec, "
Of 80 deep, interesting aud irritating a nain
th,, 1t could not bs touched upon, without sgiil
ing sni exciting the house TO degree that No
incspsens'e fot any other business. lie
treated them To- suffer this question to rect,
thew had bestowed their deliberate sitention,
on. hile roon'h. upon other questions, m ref
snes TO Which they acre called together and whi
involved the interests, II not the hberes oi
country. Great excitement ws' .aduced b,
Adams declaration ths, a 'srge prlton ofihe p
pie, IA HE part Of he country. desrly - they d
ed the CninS. gould prefer ~. ,pisi dissolution
III. proposed suneSsiion Il Texas 10 n. s.
Of the sasibsrn men declared ihrm,e.,c. re-
fnr this issa.. md expressed their dv,s m,n,tior
abide BY q. 1. .. 60 make The Iesa- suueK1i
question . qaes,ion Of LAlsa or DimsioH.
abe menace 81 disunioa ern0s from he kasi
time sad the mensn,e 81 fofegn interfere
eon.<s ffoni the ministers OF peace 10 lie -