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was to proylde ior the wants

Of he government. The government holds
! about 9 per cent. in the common stock
and this small interest was to occupy The
entire minds OF Congress. while the people
constituting the other SO per cent were 10
take the best core they could OF Themselves
| There were to be ,wo Kinds of currency,
tho gold and silver currency for the gov.
eminent, and the paper currency for the
people. The government were IN have
the first cat, sitting at the first table, and
the people were to sit a, The sccoud table
and puck M what they could. lie pointed
on the Inconsistencies in the cours, Of the
administration. In 1887, Mr.. fancy
wrote 10 the banks inviting them 20 loan
out pubic money especially To tne mer-
cban's--now there Is bill under consld.
Grafton, which provides thar the receivers
and officers shall provide Themselves with
strong vaults for the safe kccplnr of the
public money, PIT triple lock upon them
and if they should dare to Tend dollar to
any one, there Is bill Vt palrs and penal.
lies. threatening them with bill If ihdJct
meni, and n severe punishment. TIM.
was one inconsistency. Another was tho
circular lust written by Mr.. Woodbury..
before the bill TO authorize the issue Of
Treasury notes has become n law. request
ing to be informed on V hat terms the
banks will receive these Treasury notes to
be placed to his credit. aud pad ~ spec o
If required. TNls Ia the wuv Mr.. Wood
bury sets about dlvorcinr the banks and
the government, bv d"poslting thpse Treas
ury notes IN banks ADD receiving therefor
only credit on thcir book. Mr.. HUB
! hard mnde a lame and mpolPnt reply, and
| Mr.. Buchanan moved the adjournnont.--
! presume he intends to put bls shoulder TO
the wheel. and help the Treasury machine
through. |, is believed now that tie bill
will pass The Senate, perhaps, on Saturday,
| by n majority OF some three or four, and
will be swamped IN ,hnt vast morass the
! House of Representatives l. Is under,
stood that the House will be ready TO
sanction the Senae's resolution to adjourn
when II shall be taken up on Monday.
p S. Sncce putting my letter into the
mail to night, the House ordered the bill
su,pen1lng the payment Of the fourth in
siament under the Distribution Law, to
be eng,cssed for third readlrg-ayes ll9
noes ~. As soon "a the result of ihr
! Nbit was UHNtuNLfb, NlI I lLh'h- W ~
Carolina, having voted IN the affirmative;
| gave notice that he would on to morrow
move reconsideration, aud then adjourned.
The object Of Mr.. P,ckens Is supposed
to be, so 10 amend the bill as 10 procraSrln,
ate The time OF payment, but Ultimately to
secure to The States the money. Ths has
an awful aquinlIng for the administrator.
], is one of The largest, # not The vary
largest. vote ever gwen in Compensatory
$50, --there being only five absences aud
one vacancy.
Sept. 29lh.
In the SENATE. the Sub-Trepsury Bill
being under DISCUSSIONS - Buchanan Is
believing, with a most significant, sell.
complacent snrk upon his face, against
banks against merchants and IN favor Of
sub treasures. AZ this con-clenciouS day
aborer in the bU-lnrss Of white washing
the administration, rla,tcrlng over corr0p'
tons, and registering executive cdrcis,
holds hlmsolf bnund t" do regular day.
work in his vocation, ! suppose he will talk
TIL snu,et. II is understood that Prcsioa
VIII speak Tomorrow.
In the HOUSE,. -Eiddie Of Pennsylvania.
offered n resolution caI}ug upon the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury, for copies of h's
correspondence with any banks or indlvld>
nai lonchIng The deposition of treasury
notes. should any he issued, IN conformity
wih the bill now before the House. hald
on the Table.
S pt. 80.
Last night, Tho House was in session nh
after ten u clock, snd finally PASSED the brill
to postpone the payment Of The An install
ment Of the drpOsl'FS directed 10 he made
with the States, under The dtposl,e act Of
1886.
The bill. however, was amended BY the
adoption Of Mr.. Pickpus, amendment. which
postponed Tho payment of the lns,am
TIL The l-l Of January, 1889 A HAT tune
The lns'alncn mast be paid, without any
farther provl'nu by law for that purpose
Eat, n The bill stood, and N lie form IN
wh'ch II was ordered To n third rendin, On
Monday night, It pos po0es the in,la m.n'
"nl further PROVISIONS should be mad, bv
'aw"-'hnt il, as Mr.. Adams Justly re-.
marked-",o The Greek KalsudS." The |
blIl passed without a DIVISION ; bu, he yeas
and nays were tokrn on engrCssmcnt, ard |
were ycas | l8, nays 100.
The House. wcorlod by its litc s'jnrs,
and appr"hens've, too, of enCroachlng on |
the Sabbath, II they went into the Trca>u-
~ not" h.I discussing at length Adjourned
soon after two o'clock. The a,lrndmen,.
offered by Mr. Camb e'oug aod A. Rhet
are TO b" printed, by Monday mo-nnr
tn" Senate c"Ucurred 10 tie II lusc !
am"ndm"nt TO the Drpn.lrcs Po.lpouemeu, ,
Bill, 30 to 2--and II Is now liw--for |
presume It wa. offered Tins evening for the /
Presldent's signature.
ClllTTENDEN CONSOCIATON.
The Chitiendcn County Consocia ION will |