Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03

House b, ',so s.si,titg tsec rs,r'e'' lrlo~
Rfr0,i,a fer q, Jsat7ai # Co-nvss.
September g
sr,ut-s.,er,l petitions ratas' he sdmt'sion af
T,ts, and either sabJrou .rrl'se1 Wrie presented
and lal on the isble
Sal T,soss-g ssn~
Tho senate rrac,-drt ~ CONS ihs l inrnsn. al.
du"oai du,s dcFs.totof 20 certain cases, 90 pub
iir ra cess
AZ walker addressed the srrate 10 slated mata
nsiona back th sufcirni power o. regulate iar cur
reurv aud restore VII lss'tuc circulation unart pre-
sent eifcumstsrtcs, would require capital Of 20 w'
hous eouij hold ihr prosperity oi the county ~
the rslms Of ~ hand. and errtcisr power which
would be- fatal g. thr liberties 81 the people Tie -nosr
of the operations 81 the rcnnsyltans hauk 81 tbe
ned STATE. influencing the price Of COTTON and taking
under tie do uinion Of t- laws at trade and 81
the auuar'y Of ths Pres dent II the Institution 10 80
tabltshug br.uth IN london
lie cs,ina,cd that She Land R,l Of NJ Clay would
have saddrd the country with national debt ~ ~
miliont a. dl l'1s weuid have led 90 he 70 rfaafh
mcni ofthc Tsud thc Hnu.larh party would havr
gradually fallen into weak md ppwetrse condition
agriculture aud commerce would hsse been reduced 20
rain A d ih.s might wei br desired hr The senator
from krniuyk, the consistent iri nd and advocate "i
The Tarh System Tie considered thai 70 vc bod r..
tsiurd the L Bank, or snhluhfs,ncnts would have
been much rrcstrr than tIcv NOW are
lie maintained thattAr establishment on sub Treas.
ury system would trpd Go dluIpish Executive power
and hc called gent. men g. support system winch
would q, vifoy the Influence oi the Executive overs
number OF lnrs banks aud their hundred thousand Go.
rrctors Mr. W concluded, amer speaking about two
hours
Mr. Cruenden then expressed his sentiments IN or.
position TO 10, hill lie stated what the cnudi.
non and prctations Of the country, and asked how
we are about 10 fulfil these expeditions. Was any
measure proposed Go relieve the country Ne, every
thing CT the rcri # the currency and the govern.
mrui. and nothing va. done for the cpurtty. ne de
nounccd the bill Withdrawing IN fourth iustalmeut
from the States. rs Taught wuh injustice and injury
Tn. satrs had asked for bread, ana had given them
o stone. Iiy Withdrawing this nine millions, rud
tlorzing new loan Of ten millions by issuing Irensu
~ notes the Treasury is 10 be relieved but the bu rdcus
Of he country will be- increased. lie went into mn
animation of the proposed divorce OF the Government
from thc Banks which he interpreted TO mean THAI thf
government will separate i'scli from the people Il
would BE- better Tor the government 10 tcl thr people
We intend have currency of gold and slvcr and
YOU sh1 have paper We will use silver spoon. you
must use wooden one we viii "a, from liver plate
boz YOU must eat from wooden trenches This would
be more correct language than 10 talk about dvorcinc
The government from The banks.
WrpNFsn.N, Sept %
HousE.--The resolution declaring that II ineSpe
dient to establish a national bank, postponed al
Friday at the suggestion Of Mr. Sergeant, whose inds
position disabled him from continuing las remarks or
I the subcct
Posfponcment Of Deposits
The house tool up the bill to postpone the th IN
s,alurut, and Mr. Jcniirt Of Mo ~ nov cp,ak.ng q
gatnst the I'LL The question the cnsrcssmrn' o
! the Till.