Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-10

The QUESTION vss M, the passage q he blu. and
decided m The siHfn.. I've bv th~ faiinvinr vote
i'a'-M essis Airn, Benton. Brown, buchanan.
Calhoun, Ga, e Alshams Fulton. Cfundr Hubbard,
ktng Of Alahama, Linn, Lyon. M1fts Mics. Npfvrll
Pierce. Rosnr Ruhusln. Sewer. Smith e Connecticut
S.unrc b set. Wal. Wi,iiows. Wright Young ~
Nays-Mc,sr Bayatd. B.ct. CLAY Of Ncntucl =.
Clayton, Crit,hI,n. DAVIS, Kent, King IT Georgia,
knight, kcan, Nicholas, Premise ROBBINS Smith
Of Indiana, Southland, swim, rnlmsdgc, Upton, Web.
sier, Nhtc-2O
Ilors,-The House resumed the consideration Of
the csoluton declaring that It 10 inc pedeDt esab
ltsh National Bank
MIR Sergeant moved TO commit the resolution to the
ommiiicc Of the whole on the state OF the Union for
iscusson.
Mr. Csmbrrenc opposed the motion
Mr. Adams moved to lay the resolution the table,
but Withdrew II Mr. Camh-cenr expressed his utter
astonishmen the inconsistent course of the gentle
man from Massachusetts How could that gentleman
wish TO charter association Of "counirririters poo
Had not the gentleman denounced the Bank Presidents.
Cashiers, Directors and ockhoders as
This WAS rot "toring the mark
Mr. Robertson, Of Va thought that as the Chairman
of the Committee on Ways aud Means had thought
proper 10 bring this subject before US this session
there was peculiar pfoprIeiy IN discussing 1t IN
Committee of the Whole
Mr. Wise concurrsd with his colleague There were
three different plans before us. The administration
measure. the Sub Treasury scheme was in Committee
OF the Whole the stale bank plan, offered by his col.
league, was also before that committee and why should
not this ihrd project, though presented IN negative
d.
mnistfauon have t"rccd this question upon u.s. a nd
now wish to sirargle the issue. The object was TO dis
pose OF the question Of National Bank in n summary
way, So rs to AID the ndop ion of the administrator
plan lie wished fair discussion on clear field --
lie wanted an opportunity 10 discuss the ouestion
whether thus National bank. munster as II was nd
odlnns as II had been made, was halt IN nnsrous and
as odlous as THIS sub Treasury scheme. There was N
large portion of the county IL moi equal in npnb.,
equal in Intelligence and patriotism to an, other class
VII" do regard NATIONAL bark as the true remedy for
IL. lIN tt,.l.F I,.., IL.
tied to have their views heard, and have equal time
aud space for presenting them
Mr. Cnmbeleng here called for the orders Of the day
aud the House went into Committee of the Whole (Nir
Conner IN the char) ON the Bill authorising the issue of
Treasury Notes.
The question being the amendment offered bv Mr.
Rhett, of 5. C. submitting "BNs rcceirabIs in pau,n,nf
# yniic dnes without interest, for the Treasury notes
bearing interest which are provided for in the Senate
bill
TThr second section of Mr. Rhett's amendment nro.
vidcs that the bills issued shall be reimbursed and re-
deemed. by the United States, at the Treasury upon
the presentation thereof; they are also made ransern
Bile on assignment The Treasury is authorised to pur.
chase said bills at par
Mr. f,dde, ofPa spoke length in reply to Mr. Rhett
MIR Robinson on the same side, followed
The House then took recess until o'clock z NJ
Correspondence IF tie ~ y. Journal Of Commerce
WAsHISGros, Wednesday EVENING"
Oct 4, l-2 past o clock.
The House has Just adjourned, after passing the
Treasury Note Bill through Committee of the Whole
Mr. Rheus amendment rejcotcd as il ought TO have
been. The HoUse sno' loco fpco enoup for that
Mr. Rives, of Va, moved to amend by striking out the
interest, which was lost by majority of H. The bill
was reported according to the provisions proposed by
Mr. Cambreleng
1t was agreed in Committee that objection should
he made to the bills of pressing and imme date mpor
lance and also that the Treasury bill should moi be
taken up in the House at this session There is no
reason remaining for the detention Of Congress beyond
the 9Th OF October, unless they choose 10 90 on with
" National Bank and Indian War discussion.