The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-13


nate IN oppaslsion % The bill. and went
into : foil and close examination OF All
rs particulars.
The question was then par On the pas
sase oT IL bill. and leesded in The air.
! msuse-yess 90. NAYS 20.
A.. 30 are bill Has passed. and ssni 10 me
+, Hause Of Ri fssenlaiisss ioE eoaeunsles.
I'm ne House If Representatives,, ihe
resalntan drclaring u lnsxpedienl 10 g.
/ ,sblush Nanonal Bank sas lakeR ~.
Nc. Sergeant, If PENNSYLVANIA. took
tha n ,nr. - wh,rh h. Mas rn'liled ~ ihe
I Close - he lasI a.,.Tniag h"nr, not haEiRg
thea finlslie! hss rrlnsrks. lie adTFTud
10 the grea, difficulty ii addressing me
! House IN the te.sshed manner msa,bsrs
I Sere obliged +, d., N tie asnTping hosiT
only. upon = snbieei soimpaTiaal . iiss
I Il Vas deslruriise OF every lhlng Ike taiE
/ discnsslen. and he wished Iar moTf
extended debate Than vas possible under
tie arrangement he mossd 10 Eeler 'hs
resolution under discussion 10 The euisi-
I milies ri The whole.
NJ. caabre'rag hoped ihas such Ffisl-
Fnre would nsl b. made. The Pevilt
II lhis country we're expecting dscI-
sion upon Tins qus silan.
NJ. Adams asked 'ae chain ~ Ut the
committee Of ways and mesus 4 there hsd
not been referred 10 that eonInlIlts sets-
raj peiiu0ns and msmorIaIs lIum VARIOUS
SECTIONS of tie country. PRAYING ior the
establishment Of National Bans!
Mr.. Cambrrleug said that reIe had
been many sueh memorials. Inc reso-
luton now ntfsre tire House bad been
framed wlth Teisrenes Ia them.
Mr.. Adams would further ask u those
memorials hal been read IN rDnmi'ier!
| Mr.. Cambrelrt !. replied thai there Rad
been thirty ar fir III those memorials
referred 10 thai r"mmIslse, and ordered
10 be prlnlcd--and n ~onld b. strange II
some az them had mol been Tead b. mem-
bers Of the committee.
| Mr.. Adams said he understood from
the ambiguous reply nj the &c i,lsGia
from New York. thai tie memorials H.
question bad moi been READ It she rUn'-
mIter to which they had been reirued
1 After short pause. sid 80 reply {"
this suggestion following iruir h.r CHAIR
man olihe commute OF way and means.
Mr.. ADAMS resumed. What state al
facts. h. would ask. is here disclosed!
Numerous petitions come np To this
House. from the People OF the United
SAGE; by this House referred 10 The
committee Of ways aud means. and
they are not even read by that committee
But a resolution IL returned 10 Us. that II
is inexpedieRl 10 establish n National
Bank Mr.. 4. would signalize this 81
another strong instance OF the treatment
received b. the People o. the country
al the hands Of this Hnuse. What IiRhI
he would demand, aha, preienee, hat
the committee oI WAYS and means, Il
tell this House. until The, had read ant
carefully considered these petitions, tina
ii was inexped'ens To grant their prayer
Here - resolution, presented 20 Va
predetermined on. without hearing III,
People, without condescending to read
their petitions. even IN coTmltlee. Why
rs irthat the time Of the House is TO h
wasted al this special session, called ioI
extraordinary and peculiar purposes. Il
the consideration, exclusively. Of which
the House, by solemn vote, have reslrict
ed themselves. in The discussion Of {
question Of mere expediencyl Why die
not the cOmmiIIee Of ways and means al
we'll report against the expediency Of con
iinuing the war IN Florida. when already
: the blood Of our counirymen has beer
poured out like water in the vain pursuit.
' Of few Nretched savages who could 30
be found! Why did not that committee
! report that it was inexpsdien', at thin
,, Time, tn make debt of millions, with I
full Treasury! And there are many 9th
er matters, Legislation upon which may
he said To be equally inexpedieDI.
Why no, make these the subjects Of ;
report
Sir, said Mr.. A., whether the establish
, ment of = National Bank is expedient Of
inexpedient, is now a very idle question
in the agitation OF which to occupy III,
time Of this House. Had the report o
the committee of ways and means, up
on these memorials, been, simply, tina
this House, or a majority Of ii, and tha
committee. had predecided that the grant
ing of their prayer was inexpedicnt, anc
that it should not be granted, the repor
would have been more consonant viii
! reason and the facts. Why, sir, salt
Mr.. 4. what reason is given by the com
mittee for their report! Why is the cs
Enlistment Of National Bank less ex
pedient now than at any other time
; Why did they not bring in resolution
declaring it 10 be inexpedient sUtn to pas
. law, establishing such an institution, Il
, the end of all time! WHY moi brinp fnr