Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-05

you get them passed, you fix day for adjournment
and leave the separation or divorce measures TO moul
der in the dust the speakers table No sir said Mr.
Wise, is more than you dare to bring up that odious
this session. You will do you did with the
bank systemlet two years elapse deceive the
people. Then you will pass it.
MIR. Sergeant prated his hour this morning the
subject Of National Bank. How silly are
When will the system of speaking their constituents
on the floor of Congress be renqushed by members!
Sergeant may spout till doomsday, and his arguments
will not be listened to- The National Bank question
has become fully odous the old sedition and alien
law measure. 1t won't bear thinking Of as Jenny
Twicher says
Ever since o'clock the Mississippi election has been
before the House The question will be taken tonight
Mason, OF Ohio is at this entertaining the House
with disquis tion the meaning OF the words Eva
cancy and happen Poor fellow, if he and his speak
ing mad friends only knew what Uacancy there happen
ed TO be in their skulls they would not fret the air with
their idle words.
In the Senate Mr. Bayard of Delaware, made most
excellent speech teis morning. He entered upon the
merits Of the policy and clearly showed that the
effect of it would be the Treasury into Bank
like that of Amsterdam. Its political influence he did
not touch upon. Bayard is agreeable speaker and
thoroughly understands his subject Mr. Wright follow
ed him. Avoiding all party slang he went into the sub
ject statesman should admitting honestly that he
deceived in the state bank policy; fairly confessed
that the object of the administration furnish to
the country currency equal gold and silver and
pull up the banks to that Standard II they would
come, and avowed that il gentleman insisted that this
reorganization OF the treasury was BANK, ne Woulu
have objection to calling it National Bank, provided
they would compromise and meet him half way.
very agreeably surprised to find that both Mr..
Wrights and Mr.. Bayards arguments upon the effects
Of this reorganization of the Treasury correspondent
with those attempted deneate in letter | wrote
to you this morning The political effect of course, Mr.
Wright parted but its influence upon the money and
trade of the country drawn by him agreed with my
view of the matter in almost every particular Wright
is clear headed statesman Mr.. Van Buren, need
have no fear while he is at his right hand. Calhoun
holds forth look for explicit declaration
OF the modus operandi of his whole system He it
| to the country to be frank than he has been.
Mr. Webster urged upon the Senate again some uni
fory in the Legislation of Congress upon the subject
Of fees in renewing and bringing suits upon bends The
bill introduced by the Judiciary committee TO limit the
fees to five dollars, does strike the root of the
difficulty. Can't you enghten the subject
They profess ignorance Of it, The district attorney for
New York realizes mere than $4,000 year. How is
this
A resolution submitted in the House this
ing directing the Of the people be taken in all
the States upon the questions of National Bank, the
state bank system and the subreasury scheme and the
returns TO be made by the LIST of December twas
received. hope it may become law This is the way
to get at the truth