The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-06

me Isl day OF November next, and will con.
sequenlly be utterly worthless alieriha day.
They are now paid al the Counters of all
the Banks.
\ lr The Editor Of tho We.,ern CaroliEian has
1 made quite serious charge against tho Wing
Party. He says in the late siruggle they had moi
any thing like fixed and settled principles 10 &C,
upon other than itching for Office and it, emolu
monis;' and That "thoy embraced aud opposed
principles as occasion required, or as they bolev.
I'd popularity might be acquired by so doing
We believe tins charge ~ be altogether grauIton,
and We may notice II further in our next
! ~ Az tiay's Spssch.-Mr Clay delivered on
The 25il uit. his sentiments IN opposition to the
sab treasury Sehemc. Tho simpis announce.
uieni, Gays Inc Warrington correspontcn, al Tic
Baltimore Patriot that NJ Clay had the floor.
spfead Ike 9ild hre through the city, and long be
iorr hail past nine, The galleries we're filed 10 over
a'~ing. Nj Clay considers the Sub.Trcasnry
scheme as aiming at the destruction Of he Stale
Bauks, and the project Of Mr. Rive, as preserving
them and II called nn 10 vote between TIE tao
-hhaugh Nr. e'yss' bill was not what he wished
he should prefer lhai scheme. The following 4.
short fepofl o. the speech furnished BY tho CORES
pondeHt Of the rarlu,
can, Of course, only ioueh upon a fcw--a yer,
lev Of tbs topics which VI, Cay brought under
yiea and illustrated 10 the course of speech ui
nearly four hours. lie regards all the measure.
thsl have bgeH proposed, bat especially those bror
.orward BY the COMMITTEE IL Finance, as mere
temporary sIPedients or II any Of them sro n.
tsrdcs 10 be permanent, as 0ggratatioHs Of tie
aischieyous policy which las brought enblrfass-
urni ard rum 70 our doors
lie 'p9se OF The uHirersal d.strcss and cmbar.
fasamrnl a. The distinguished Characteristic Of
these times thu, this very universally oilrouh;c,
he leoss upon as ground 81 hope ii VS. would
onlg draw lessons Of experience from the past
liz reminded bis auditors THAI fss years ago We
had Tie sappdrst ouutucy 10 the worid-snd how
Al o. as Advantage hsd bcsu Suddenly su4lched
fDn W by that desp.iic aef--ihc femoysi n The
afl0s.trs .--tke - cure 81 tte Peoples Treasure
~ the Extcuftge ~ sl.ate % the prophecies b,
tho great Wing statesmen IF That pefnd. ah4
showed how they had al been fulfilled. Tie mea.
furcs @. the Executive a aIust tbt currency and
The established iu.tlulions Or the country. hs
Fsstfd. wefe lhe eagt,s G! all ont troubles aud
li-ttesscs.
Ib~n hc goA ~ thc statement which pictidsnt
sp bnf"u gave - tts message If the l@0Ats Of
asF embarrassment and distress, aud e1,,osod rs
rsitgipas and unpsfdcnaLle mlseunccptieus lic
Ga. and eaFtabuf4led ti.cin - lih additional facts
ard ,i1tiF1',aua he ascrtbcd The Nholc uts
chieg both atie sHd y El-egv 10 he policy il thc
Goyersmcul, ard qF0rca That the vubayres.uGals
rs The different cluuifrs lp Europe we're IN ~ a
proportion ~ lhe eenCcc,ien theg lad atth tils
eoanity. u Eughna shleA has the greatest con.
seeIsup Hlti Ills eountp the commticial dts4s.
Ter Was ~ greatest Irsuee sotftfffd b. 4 e ucA.
drgrrc--ktirg ut1t to EuEland IN it. connection
Sab ~. ADd ID, is notorious tbat thosc who had
'.a*t 70 d. Win Is, suffered least, and ihai the
heaviest failures were those Of houses connected
NHh TIC Ancf,t4G uadc. IIs said tie p,c.id,u,
sss night Il sutbatng tie mischief- 10 EDgl4uJ
sud ths rouattr i1tbc tg5qt cause hut he naiu.
i4iaet. ihgt csuse Was the iohcy Of cur own 70
teFnwent 81, Aubice,- connected vith the eur.
tcney
Tic roatEc % tie Administration with refer.
enec % tte Compromise Act The compromise on
tise Isra 1idcd to- Operations 81 rs faaa TAI poli.
Is ihst ay,p The people ia a state OF iucotUtuds
Is 90 their iutr6lu0s, aDd tie consequence vas
iba' snong all tbs soft, rings, ~ the tate efsi.,
nome vrre 50 CREST IS LAT 81 the Manufacturer.
llc controversies! tho assertion Of NJ. Calhoun
th4t The IsrilT tbs cause OF the great surplus
aaa taus tbs rsusc AZ tie embarrassment now op.
pfa.ing as ;-ond proved that the surplus wss pro.
duc,db N litc government POLICY on lbs public ands
tie arsu,t hat the uuo cause was. that we have
not had ~ the las, o,eht yeafs ne Tenant o. free
garsgawfnt Instead ailhs People controlling the
E1rcullys, the Eyeeati,c have canttollcd tAe PEG.
pe NJ illustrated tai, alignment atleng'h
NJ, Gas then noticed "a detail the most lmr,r.
isat measures Recommended ny the Committee Of
tissnce. III assailcd with ,nrmouse poNct the
sa5.Ifeasary schen,c and exposed the dangers
e" lho hte'trs and the safety of The country which
trald tesast 'ssom the establishment eft such a
system
lie svoesd hirselfi1 The most opcn and decisive
manner ia favor ri NatiaH5i BANK HIS rcmarks
on lhc albitet ahen published, viii make pow.
ccinl impression.
he concluded by declaring bis Intentions 10 sup.
Jort the n,o,iou OF NJ King tor the posi- pou,nent
u io nhl 70 pccFuber; though he should have
ue.err,d 10 have il postponed indefinitely,
NJ, Mise offered a resolution in the House
81 Representatives on the 18th ult,, that a select
COMMITTEES b. appointed hy ballot, To inquire into
the causes 81 the extraordinary delays aud failures
aud tbc enormous expenditures, which have attcn-
dad The pfosocuiou OF thr war against The Indians
10 f.nt3ga that said committee have power to
send ~ persons anG papers, aud that 1t have pow
10 i, during the recess, sud thai Il make report
10 lho mex, session ut Congress"
THIS resolution gave rise TO quite an animated
debate 10 which a humber oi gentlemen toek part
18th tor and sralast II, II has been the means Of
rhcitng some slatiliug facts rslaivs to tho waste
a tho public money ~ Florida. In the course of
his reuatas, Nh Garland. 81 Louisiana, stated
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