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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
CAPTAIN MARRYAIT AND THE HEIR
NESS APPARENT,

A,o recent festival, held by the English IN
Nov York. IN honol OF the birthday aud lhdJoH-
=, the Princess Victoria, lieiuIcas Appaienl to-
mo Grt,sh Throne, Capt MaHy0ll vas present
as guest, and on beng oasted arose ana a'lN-
cred he following novel and singular address,
,,to,h NC are Indebted t. ule New ioIk
Albion;
",,enlemen,--I assure you that 1t Is with
o., # measure tuat ind myself sur odnded with
50 many OF my county nen' at Snch Distance
ircm my native land; and lurtheI' lha' we are
met together to celebrate all event o. ~ much in-
telest.
Your own rallanlry will enable you fully to en-.
ter into my feelings, when STATE 10 J"u 'i"'
have always conceved-ahd uuel may say
90 without benz accused OF disloydI'y thai
c,,,d serve a queen With even sreaiei zedi ana
fidelity than could Ams. Inoeed' u'a
.,,e,, thai " men are moe calculated ~ "it'u
no sceut,e than u.en; iof II We roeI 10 our own
h,.iorv. ~. shall tliid dat kne land never was 80
great aud 50 gouo As uldef The Dynasty vi "u'
| Queens, and ihat although lEey sometimes Sul-
| rendered 10 their hearts 10 inuiVIduas, hcy al
Nav, reserved cir heads pro 0ono puoHt0.--
| Gentlemen. have mlAuley Investigated every
form Oi government al present exialthS a'd have
ran a 10 the coIlcIusun-ttdt tie most legitimate
the one most approaching to pe'Ieclioh' and "ios
agreeable to all parties, Is a-FetIcoaI "o'elL'
nent.
The advantages which would be derived :r,H
a youthful Queen beng surrounded W you'n
iu Ministry Of her own SEX must be oo''oa',
In the ilrsl pace-we should no longer hea
an QUERY analust cnuglng und serviity oi cour
uers, ior tiers shou,0 De no dlsgaee IA Lo"iht
The Knee 10 Youth and beauty.
1t would be great SAVING 10 the coun'Iy' 10
we're any oi US to sohcd pension nom 'he Id u
nat,nu Prime Minister, she would dismiss Us M =
than COMMENTED with ore OF her sweetest anliie' =
and instead Of taxing the peoP'e with The eiholu
men,, OF place, The lovely IhanctlOr oil u
h.xcheouer ~udid satisfy TIE PpiIcanl Wy a'sll
inv him that he already had ptGte III hei aiitt
| TONS.
At present we say the Kifg can do no wroi
, and las M.nlsieEs alone are responsible. b'
: C the Government were constituted as propos
NO one would ever allow thai either her MaIes'
or her Ministers could do wTong-and now Inue
: on,ublIne would be saved 10 the county.
A little intrigue viii find its way into all Go
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SIZE than at any period sithin he asttuHy years
The Destruction Of property along and % tie We
cRy Of the stream. and Of human and canal
he BY the food has been distressIngly great te-
you'd any parallel, here; although similar cslam-
Ity occurred in this city on The 9sh day Of August.
1917.
ALcut milo north Of The closely built part Of
the CITY, Jones's Falls is crossed bya wooden
biidgs Of the Falls Turnpike rcsd;--the toll gate
and tie dwelling Of the gate keeper ocjclned fhe
bt!dge-tks bridge and dwelling were both swept
away by, THE food; the gaie-keeper and his wife,
each carryiRs child, escaped from their dwelling
walHs waist deep thr ugh the food few min
u;es before tie vase aud Its conlents were swept
az,
Several other wooden bridges, among them,
The new bridge lately erected on Hill street, were
carried down tho stream and with large qusnti-
~ Of lumber, barrels and other ailtles were lodg-
cd at the upper side Of the stone bridge on North
Gay street, the arch Of which was so mucn step
ped up by them as to interrupt the course Of the
stream and cause a sudden overflow bf the banks.
The a,chcs oftke stone bridge On Baltimore
stree, and OF the bridge On Pratt street were IN
like asnner obslueled, and oil ihe bridges much
tody or the increased stream was inrUwh-vnssas
low grounds along the west side Of the Falls. dc.
lugng the streets, yards. dwelling houses ana
stores oil tie citzens TO great extent, ana cans-
inn the destruction Of an immense amount Of
property.
The greatest destruction, rs we Learn, was
caused at the extensive dlshlery Of the Messrs'
Whites. be-idcste loss of large quantity OF ma
lerisls and Implements; il is stated that numte
| of horses and mules, nearly one hundred cows,
and several hundred hogs have been drowned.--
The report may be exaggerated, but HE rumber
OF ANIMALS was certainly great
| Bu, The circumstance most distressing ~ this
awful dispensation, is the loss oil human lives, the
lull extent Of which Is not YET asc 'riained, Ito
following statement, ], viii be seen, Is from
source undoubtedly autheltic.
We learn from john !. Ct os,, ESQ. one Of
the Corouers, that nc held Inquesls over the dead
bodies Of len persons this morning--the follow
mn are The names or description o. these unfor.
iuuale individuals.
Christopher Nuist, Sexton Of the German
Lutheran Church, corner Of S,ruoea and Holt
day sis. his wife ard three chilor,n They slept
on the nrst floor oil then residence, in the rear o.
The Church, and the flood reached them so rapid
", that 10 opportunity was given Of escape o.
even warning oithe danger; they were all drown
: ed in their beds, apparently asleep.
Mr.. Donnoly, und his wife Caiharine-'he.
:, resided i,a shantec opposite Whites ds..lier,
!, ON the Falls.
james Doyle, on the Long Dock
A gl in IA shanec near the RclvIdere BridE
" there were four other persons III this hous'
y Who wa,a aro",.ul - a -,.an TIVE whns' -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

DREADFUL FLOOD IA DAL1iMoRE.-A pri-
yate Ieltel IRON Da,t.lHoie, received ~ the cais,
gives W l.ie iO,U@iho p,'iueulais @. u uesuuclNe
ca.alniiy, ~ d tivod al lac Guy.
III nave JUS, relurned nom scene OF calamity
Nh,cn IS .ndlscaDaDte. between one and two
O clocK ms nlornlng the Ciizeas were alOuse d
iron tneir siu.nueGs " The nngirg ol beils. and
the loud rattle vi The waiCnmati, 10 repair 10 Iue
scene ul the most destructive Hood Thai has ever
visited baNimOie, Ahe destruction Vi property
Is tninenst, hundreds oil stoIes swept III by tie
destructive element, aud sevcial persons drown
ID. / understand the bodies oil we've have been
found, and II Is SUPPOSED there are several more
VINO nave shared the saae iate."
We are lEdeUed to III extra, by the Express
Mai, from lne Baltimore Gazeue Office, Ior Inc
! .onounlg aadnIonai particulars OF THIS a"lul ca
lamty -
unEAT FLooD.-The rain which commenced
Yesterday evening about dusk, soon become vio
,eu,, and 81 continued uulIl aIter two y clock II
tue lnorniDg--a part vi Ile time and especially
little alter eleven O'Clock, II poured do~n IN tor
rents such as we have rarely Witnessed. Th'
consequence was, that Jones Falls--the stream
winch runs from North 10 South, nearly throug
the middle OF ouI city-Sas svel'ed to create
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
THE DEMOCRAT

..ra,,.urn EyERY SATURDAY. MORNING
At sper annuln in advance, or 90 at the end Of
the y~ar. .o, ,h.n
:, non,bs, and no paper will be Discontinued
except a, the discretion OF the Editor or ruO-
Hahrr) until all arrearages have been paid up
ApvrartsENESrs viii be inserted at u per Squ''.
fs lines or less) for the first Insertion and % 'ei
for each subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements not marked WIN the nu'Ii'', =, -"
,er,ions, win be published until forbid and char-
eed accordingly.
p's,, .,;ons 81 a personal nature viii be charged
double price.
Notes OF any specie-paying bank, will be received
:, ,aynen,. The Editor will guarantee the sal
civ of transmitting them by mail
no Letters to the Editor on business connected
with the Office, must be post paid, or they WI not
be attended TO.
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: n asIls but do not lh'nk that the spec.es OF
intrigue To be expected Ia Vhe QUO "a Err 90,
would be at oil jafioas 10 the Constellation.
Geuilemea thai there IS stropg feeling to-
wards ,hls form Of government "a England, is
made eNden, from the number ofold women Uhn
hold olhces uaaer the Crown; bil a. perceive
that you are already n,ismed with the idea. and
! do no, wish to produce revolutionary feelings,
| shall drop the subject.
For the honor ou have done me by drinking
my hea''t, you have my thanks and gratitude. -
Allow me in return 10 have the pleasure of drink.
mg yours aud 10 mdylge e hope that some day
OF a1o;h,r we nay tails over ihe hlanues OF iA's
meeting Wien We shake hand, IN old England, to
"hoSe future Queen our affections have tbs day
been warmed, aud whose, na,al day We have so
JOyously celebrated"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
EeANAVVAY or STOLEN,

M1NNOM The subscriber on Tie nl,hi Of INC Sd
IL inst. IA neg,o woman, named t4t:0. TX
feet or upwards high, black complexqn, quite large
and eshy, has enc Of her front upper teeth out, and
has also two teeth out on one side in the jaw,
about her eye teeth, and also the other SIDE,
goes little bent wAen she walks, and has holes in
her ears; she rubs her teeth with snuff and smokes
the pipe; she took with her, her wearing cones and
also her bed clothes.
Az reasonable expenses viii be paid and lbsra
REGARD HIii be gwen 10 any person who viii deliver
the SAID negro IL the subscriber, living three mules
cas- OF jamestown, Sumter COMFY, Ala or To any
person who will deposit her in any Jall SO that ge
her again.
A d STEEL
MAY Goth, 1887 45-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
May Goth, 1885,
p y "a II q 70

REMEMBkANCES.
OF at the hour when evening throws
lis gathering shade DER vale and hill,
Whe nail tue scene in twilight gows,
Aud half III sunlight gor!e. still:
The thought oi all that we have been,
Aud hoped and feared on life long way
Renembrances Of Joy and pam,
Come mngiing with the close OF day.
The distant scene OF YOUTHS bright dream,
the smlng green Inc rus'ng ice;
The mlrnur ol the grass-trlnged stream,
The bombing OF the torrent ifee--
The Irlenl, wluse tender voice no more
Shll sweruy tiril Tn listening ear,
The gov that Loves ii. 81 VISION wore,
Aal D.sAppontment's pangs-are acre.
Bat soft DER each revlving scene
the clasteAn5 nIes oi Memory spread;
Anl slniing eacl dark tlonght between,
Hope so.tens every tear We shed.
o thus, wLen Dtath'S long night comes on,
And Us dark shades around me lie,
May pAtlhg Oelmi from Menofy's oun
Bead sory IA ny evening" SKY.
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sIfERIt rs SALE,

EpY virtue of wit Of Fleri Facias issued
hD rom the Honorable Circuit Court OF VIM
oton county and to me directed, snail expose 10
pumic sale al the Courthouse door IN the town Of
Louisville, on Monday the 7tll day IF August 1881,
all the rglt, TILE cialn interest aud demand llsat
s.iesse Christian has IN ana To certain Lot III tie
townci Louisville, occupied at present by liudspttl
4 Lewis, known III the plan of said toWr as LOT No.
,, IN block No. 2, Oh the aorth side OF Main street,
aud west Of Cross street, the pubc square Ia
ken as the property of the said jesse Christian, al
the :ut ol George W Thonaaon.
HNH. HARDKNsherG ". ca
June 81, Io31--5l -3w t'r fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
Runaway JAIL.

COMMITrED 10 the jail Of Oklbbeha coun-
~ ", on the ST inst. by David Ames, JUS
tee OF the Peace for said county, negro man VINO
cals himself MARK, lind says he belongs 10 David
Moore. of Yazoo county, Mississippi, SAID negro IS
abob, SIX feet high, stout built, dalk completed
supposed to be alsout twenty-eight years Old Inc
owner Of said negro is requested TO come ior"aru'
prove property, pay charges and take nm away o.
he will be dealt with acc riding to Tie statute III SUCH
cases made and provided. r,,r -.
limo 17-I7-tfe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

E0MMITTED 10 the Jail of Okdbbehs
~ county, on the 10th inst. by David Ames,
a Justice shhe Peace Tor said county, negro mSn
who calls himself JOHN, says he belongs To john
Brown oi Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi
SAID negro is about five feet SIX inches high, DARK
complexion, about twenty-five years old. The lwii-
er ol SAID negro is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, or ne
VII be dealt with according 10 aw IN such cases.
JAMES Cliff, JGiiO'.
Jane I7-49-tf
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From lie American Messenger.
TIE bALDL,-A aKErCH.


Among The crowd VINO were hlsuy ptomend-
ding the streets Oh Gu lst mas eve, wa, I"a'ies
Vi est; and II his step de.enerdted 'hto "uioe'
and tlIen run, ne inl5nI We pudohed' Chdi'es
" est wds new mace oTidesfoon' Inc uah'
sltlon from the drty, cold street to a warm par
Tor, was m Itself p.easurable added 10 that, 10 be
welcomed nome by d brIgat eyed 5irI--ail sniles
and Dlusies, iior Tue money h'oon "d9 Ddfey pas
SD was absolutely too pdradsai Ior The eaf'll.--
rlllia had wheeIed the sofa III lioht oil the IRE,
and as Cnarles seated hlinsell beside her, he was
certainly very happy fellow. Alas nc iiad as
vet un.y drank the DuDUies OF the cup. Emma
louAed lovely, Tor the glow ol the warln coal hre
nau gwen bloom to nef usual pale Cheek, When
ghtrd the lusIre OF her dark eyes. Dut uiere
came shade vi thought over EInma's bFo"' and
her husband instantly remarked II. II Is strange
how soon husbands see clouds on their llege la
dy's brows. Ii was the ilrst Charles ever SAW
there. and 1t excited the teuderest inquiries. Wan
sue unweil did she wish Tor any tnIng EInn'
hrsltaled, blushed aud looked down. CHARLES
pressed 10 know what bad cast such shadow
over her spirits. 81 fear you will think Ine 'e[l
| SHY. but Maty French has been sitting win In'
this afternoon" Not tor that, celtanly," sll'
Charles, smiling. ''Oh did not tnean uiat, bu
you know We BEGAN TO keep house nearly at th
same time, only they sent by Brent 10 4Ncw for
| ior carpeting.-h Mary would have me walk DO"
to Btenrs store this evening With her, and Fe ha
bough two, and they are such loves" Charlie
BIZ his lip. "Maly." she continued, "saId 20
we're dong first rate business. and SAID she "a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
ADMINISTR ATOR'S SALE.

A GREEABLY to an order granted the un-
a derslgned, Administrators on the estate oil
John Afford deceased, al the Probates Court OF
Lawndes county, MI, held at Columbus. Mi on the
hrst Monday in June, 1851; viii proceed 10 sell IN
the town OF Louisville Winston county, Mi, on the
Sth July next; ON a credit OF twelve moathS, the
following described land. belonging to The estate OF
said deceased, viz: the East hah, 81 the W quar-
ter, of Section 6, in Township ii North, oi Rang
IL East. Note with approve security will be re-
quired.
JOHN ]. LEWIS, .ldmT'
June 5-49-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

Amongst the men what dire divisions aFisef
For UNION one, and one no HaioR cries
Shame on the sex that such dispute began
Ladies are all for tsticR 20 rsaH
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AAA GALLONS Winter strained Sperm
Oil, superior article tor sale Ty
g,,a l7-4e-tf1 HOOKER q HILL
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Opa,Ion, oe productive Of the most benencror-,.a
suit. 1t would give security to the industrious
Classes o. society tor The products Of their labor,
az ainsl HE CASUALTIES incident 10 the paper Sys-
ten lnc laborer, IN returning TO the bosom OF
his family from his weekly toll, would no longer
lind Lis slumbers broken by the apprehension
that HE hard earnings Of the week, perhaps the
accumulation OF ng years Of honest industry,
Inlgni Le dlsslpated Ia moment by tie explo-
st,n OF a hank, or the bursting oil some paper
bubble. It would give security, to great ex-
lent, 10 the whole BODY OF the community, against
those disastrous fluctuations in the value OF pro-
pelb and contracts, which aIlse from tie GIBBS
ana llows OF an unrestricted paper currency. II
would give security TO the banks themselves, by
| providing them IN the daily internal chCulation
OF tie county, an abundant apd accessible iuhd
Tor recruiting their resources, whenever they
should Ue exposed to an extraordinary pressure"
"Taiking Tarksy."-rhe Oneida IN. York;
Democrat, gives the following the origin Of this
quaint phrase:
"Talking Turkey" las we understand it,"
means 10 tax to ulan as he wants to be talked
to and the phrase is thus derived. An India y
and white man went shooting in partnerships,
and a wild turkey and crow we're all the results
Of the days toll. The white nan, in the usual
style Of making bargain with the Indian, pro-
posed DIVISION of the spots in this way. "Now
Wampum, you may have your choice: you take
the crow, and III take the Turkey; or, # you's
rather, I'll take the turkey and you take the crow
Nampum reflected moment On the geneiou.
alternative thus offered, and IePlicd--"Ush! yo'1
no talk turkey % ne bit"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

ADMINISTRATORS NoT1CE.
VNNhE undersigned having been appointed by
II the Probaes' Court OF Monroe unity, MI at
the May Term, 1887, thereof, Administrators ol
Mathew Suns late said county deceased, hereby
notf all those indebted to said estate, to make I'M
mediate payment To them; and all having any clam
or claims against said estate, are required tn present
them properly authenticated, witllin the time pre-
scribcd by law otherwise such claims wI be barred
GEORGE ". SIMS, ,im,.,
BARTLETT SINS. ''N
June l7-49-bW
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State of Mississippi, Lownde, o'y

State of Mississippi, LOWnde, S'y.
Probate Court, Jane Term, 1887.
EEvO all persons Interested IN the Real Estate
IL Of Stephen ronnell, late of l.owndes county,
notice is hereby given that Sarah Tonnel, widow o
Tie said Stephan Ionnei deceased, and Admins
tratrX OF the goods, ci,atcs and personal estate ci
SAID deceased, filed her petition Tor Dover III the
following lands Of the estate OF sad deceased 10 Wit
tie w half OF the n /. quarter aud the \ r. quar-
ter, oil the 5 L quar,er; aud Twenty-Five acres oil
the w half OF the 5 4 quarter, Of Section Ia, Town
ship IL, Range II west, at the June Tenn Of the
Probate Court for Lowndes County aforesaid, 1887.
YouaEe therefore, hereby required to be and APP
pear before the Judge 0i our SAID Court, at term
to be held at the court house or SAID county, in the
town of Columbus, on the second Monday OF JuF,
1887, then aud there tn show cause ii ANY you have
why the prayer olsaid pehol should moi De ggant-
ed, and writ Of Dover awarded.
Witness Thomas Sampson, Judge Of Prohate's
| for said county, the LIST Monday Of June, a. ID.
| 1887 X. }. HADEN, Ck
! Issued 18th of June, 1887. 80 ]w
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the jail Of Oktbbeha coun-
~ ty, on the 10Th inst. by David Ames, Esq.
negro nan who calls himself BRYANT, and says
he belongs 10 John Brown Of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, said negro IS about live feet four
inches high, has scar on the left ne orb;g fare.
sup,yiseu 10 be about twenty-two years Old. The
owner OF said negro. is requested to conc forward
prove property, pay costs, and take lnm away OF
he will be dealt with according TO the statute IN suci
cases made and provided.
JAMES Cliff, .Icilor.
June l7-49-tf
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NlNEY FO1JND.

A SMALL sum OF muney found which the
n owner can have by describing the same.
5. :. Is. EIELDS.
June II, 1887. 4ed
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BOOKS.

Th0mpsons Narrative and guide To Health, Guns
Domestic Medicine, Anatomy SMnphied.
The public axe requested to call and examine for
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-06

Parliament had been iuiIher prorogued
,ll the III Of October.
An European Congress continues 10 b.
spoken u as likely to meet for the purpose
Of examining the situation Of Southern Eu.
RIPE.
The Cholera has manifested itself nj Eo.
nice, Trieste, Lyons, Narsct,s, Berlin,
BresIau, aad probably 10 Rome also.
The hlng Of the French, ou the anuiyer.
sary Of his ACCESSION 10 the throne, issued
his ROYAL pardon TO upwards Of 80 congicts.
whose conduct since their condemnation
seemed % merit leuencv.
The long existing dtsputcs with the black
Emperor Of Hayu, at 81. Domingo, are a,
length about 10 be settled. The former
consul, VI. Chcrfber, IS goiug out 10 capa.
city at administrator bets cen The Old French
cploaist and the Republican Government.
and hls Cat will be blcl,cl by Admiral Mac
kan with the French Yves, fadia squadron.
SPAIN.
HAYoSsE, Arc. Espariero' troops
entered Madrid on tho 18Th to the number
af between 1908 and 10000 men. The
Cariists have retired towards Cordova, The
General IN chef would soon march ugans,
them. Madrid was tranquil.
The steam packet Mediterranean, which
arrived ~ MarseIlIos on the 18th, brought
intelligence from VcIcncia ofthc l0th. The
Talasera, British ship Of tie line, cast an
chor N the roads Of Valencia on the 10th,
aud left there on the 9TH. The CarIist
chef SAM, after laying under contribution
the whole Of the province Of Casleilon, en-.
tered the Huerta OF Valencia with 6 900
men, and quietly took up his quarters at
oiia, within league Of the city, where he
remained receiving enormous contributions
IN money, goods, and provisions, exacted
from the inhabitants Of the numerous villa.
ges along The left bank of the Xucar.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-06

eastosy OF the public money, and shall appoint
agents fer that purpose. That neihing but gold
or silver, treasury warrants, treasury drafts, or
treasury noles, shall be received 10 payment OF
public dues.
The bill was referred TO The committee Of tho
whole on the state Of the union.
Mr.. Camhrelsng from the same committee, re-
ported farther bill adjusting the remaining
claims on the late deposte banks, which received
the same reference and order. Mr.. {. stated that
the committee had but two more bills on hand,
which wouls be reported on Monday morning al
which time he hoped the House would be prepar.
ed to 20 int the business which had called them
together at this lime.
The House spent some Time on the rules, and
then adjourned over TO MonGay.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
IN SENATE.-The Senate resumed the con.
,idera,ion of the Bill 10 authorize issues Of Trea.
sBry notes
Mr.. Calhoun. said he had ie't great difficulty ia
bringing his mind 10 vote fer any Of lhssc niea.
sures until the great question OF The separation o
the government and the bsaks. In either case
this bill was Objectionable lis opiuion vas made
up, thst there musi be separation or a United
States Bank. He wished Ia move an amendment
by les, question, Bot he wished TO postpone
the bill till Monday. lie thought i, the duty Of
every one 70 come forward bo,dt, and explicitly
and he would he prepared by Monday with hi.
plan.
M Wright, was not willing 10 prevent the Sen.
ainr from bringing forward his measure. and ais
cussing H. Bat i, was right 10 say that the Trsa-
sury could not satisfy the public ereditnrs 20 or
even ID DAYS longer without ssuc aid. lie was
therefore opposed 10 postponeuient,
Mr.. Calhoun, said his request Vas rot under.
stood If the question argued now, he
shenld vote against the bill, however wiling and
anxious he 20 relieve the government Tbs
country seems 10 be forgotten, in the desire 10 70.
hevc the government
Mr., Benton. said few ords, the tendency Of
which vas not heard
NJ. Wright expressed hope tha, thc wish Of
tbs SENATOR from South Carolina would not be ac-
coded To-
Mr.. King, Of Alaban'a, opposed the motion to
postpoUe
Mr.. Calhoun, said II 1t was the wish o. the gen
ilCGsan gradually 10 restore the connection be.
tween the goysrnReut and the banks, pro,i,-
ional loan was tbs proper modo. lis request wa,
reasonable, ed it was the duty &c every senator
10 ae, Boldly
The question was then taken on the motion to
postpone, and carried in the affirmative. Yeas =,
Nsysl Is
Or motion of NJ. Tallmaagc,
The Spnats adjourned