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

The present, aud that of an empty treasury has ar
rived. The next step will be 10 lay the founda-
| ton OF new debt, 10 be followed by repeal OF
the compromise and increased duties, with all the
oppression aud disasters from which We have ss-
capped with SO much difficulty. Nothing can save
US bot vigilance and strict accountability In the
public disbursements. lie already saw the first
movement of the adverse current. lie plainly
saw the tendency toward the creation of neso
debt. IL would commence with Treasury notes
bearing interest," but was destined to ternlinate in
a different form. ii there v as deficit he would
feel ii his duty 10 fnee, it, however unnecessary il
has been caused; but he shsuid if possible endea-
yor TO devise some 10 prevent il from grow
ing ints debt. lie at least would not afford those
who desired the pretext to enlarge the debt, by
Withholding the fourth Inslalment from the Trsa-
sury, and would therefore vote for the bull
The bill then amended, and ordered to be
eDgrossed for third readiRg, % 10 le.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
several petitions from the North, demonstrating
against the admission Of Texas, and humber for
the establishment of National Bank, and on other
subjects, were presented.
/ Mr.. Cambreeng presented bill authorizing
further posiponement Of the payment of duiy bonds
and for other purposes; which was referred 10 the
Committee of Ways and Means.
Resolutions were adopted ca motion of Mr.
Garland, calling on the Secretary OF The Treasury
for information respecting the deposile banks, pro-
tested drafts, &c.
The House spent the remainder Of the day in
amending its rules.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
Mr. Nj kegn presented memorial from sundry
citizens of Pennsy wanna, demonstrating against
The annexation of Texas to the United States.
Mr. Young presented petition front citizen Of
Illinois, praying the creation of National Bank.
Both Of which were laid on the table.
Mr.. Hubbard called up the resolution offered by
him yesterday, by which it proposed that tho
Senate should NEE, in future at 10 O'Clock. Mr..
H. modified his resolution 10 read, "that atef this
week the Senate should meet al l. o'clock, A. NJ"
aud this was agreed TO.
Tie Opposite POapOaement BiA-The bill 10
postpone the fourth iusia,uent OF TIE deposiies 10
the States being read third time, and the ques-
ton stated GA lis passage
Mr. Preston rose, and after explaining why he
had not made the remarks which he desired to
make on the bill yesterday, when it ans al the
stage of " hich bits are usually debated in the Sc
nate, proceeded To stale the objections which hs
entertained TO the passage Of the bill He was fol-
lowod by nr. Calhoun IN explanation, by Mr.. Crit
tenden in opposition TO the blk by aessrs. Brown
ana Walker 10 support VI 1t, aad by Mr.. Preston
in reply.
IN tHs coLfse OF Mr.. BeGtofu Browns remarks
on this bill he observed that he was tired of the
nestfuars of the opposition. Mr.. Preston, after
fixing on him one Of his wihtring glanees that
seemed to strike hp mule With establishment, re-
piled in Inc fellow ing caustie manner
What, sir, said he, does the gentleman talk to
US of nos.rums :" sftsr the nation has been bed
and purgGd drenched with warm water until il
was On the very eve of dissolution by that tustri-
Gus Ssngrado, HON TO mention III the Senate is
considered saeriieqe. Talk TO Of Do.tfums, sir.
when in tAeir Wild Utopan schemes they were to
call gold asd silver from the Vastly deep iil u vas
to have been as plenty On the great father O. Ri
yers as it was on the stream Of Pactous and then
to come With proposition about treasury notes,
and talk TO Us vi nOsfTufRsl :" Does not the gen
tlsman recolect when our gallant ship oi Safe.
freighted with plenty and gladness, had her tull
sails spread, gliding ths smooth and CLASSY
ocean of prosperity, the gentleman and hIs party
called to US 10 look at lhe gallant BARI and her
Joyous eFCW--suGdsl.y by q tGtI tTptTuHcHt Of
her political commander, she Is struck abscA, her
rudder lost her plot incapable Of managing her,
and she siRdS ~ sea- ,stiif al IS SMILING tranquil
Ia, Tails 10 US, sir, Of nOs,rums aud Apartments
though We cannot get rid Of So, experiment,
would that we csuld get rid Of the frPeImsHtsrs.
The gentleman tells US there is na dtstress-nIne-
tenlhs OF the SubSiaatIai men Of the country
free from it--happy am |, SIR, that he and his
without its pale. FROM my very soul rejoice at
it; bat for myself aud The APPLE State represent,
il is, | grieve TO say, far otherwise. The cotton,
the rice the indigo, all are PROSTATE, and presra.
ted BY Hos,gums aud experiments.
The question then put Oh The passage Of
the bill, and decided as follows;
Y,qs-Messrs. Aim, Benton, Black, Brown,
Buchanan, Calhoun. Clay, OF Ala, Fulton, Grundy.
Hubbard. King o. IA, Knight, Linn, Mkesn,
Morris Miles Pi,rcs RNeS Rnaue, Robinson.