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

u'e 70 the bl suibonI,ug thu II liessut, No'e.
was tahen up lot eopsidctation and adopted after br
ing some~ba modified.
National Besk
The unha shed business of the morning hour was
he resolution heretofore rcpaft.d from the committee
on WAYS and mr ans. and which - a. follows
"kesoired. That It's insSPcd'ent to r siabhsh Ma
uoual Hank ON which resolution sundfy amendments,
a. heretofore gwen, were pending
Nj Sergeant rroccedcd with his remarks IN opposi.
ton To- the resolution Mr. : had not conclude when
'ihe hour having elapsed. The house proeee to the
order of thu day
Mr. Rohcris,n COVE ruiicc of his intention to offer
IN amendment declaring that It would be incspcdrut
10 establish such institution until an amendment
10 the constitution should have been made IN due
form
Tyean4ry nofs,
On motion ON, Cambrcleng, the house resolved
iisrli into committee of the whole the state OF the
Union, Mr. Conner IN the char. the bill from the
senate 10 authorize the issue OF Treasury Notes
M~ssrs Bell, Adams, Wise, Robertson and others.
raised The olJro ton that this bill could constitution.
ally originate IN the senate
Mr. CamSreleng moved that, to time, the house
take up the house bill on the same subject
Mr. Robertson hoped that the matter would not be
thus lightly passed He hoped the objection wo d
be met and dee,d-d
A desultory conversation ended in a determination
on the part OF the committee 10 proceed with the house
bill
Mr. Cambreleny then cxhibied a statement of what
would be the condition OF the Treasury ON the Isl of
January next and urged immediate acton on TIN. bill
without which the Treasury would be most srr,nuslv
embnrrassrd tie moved 10 amend the bill by striking
out all alter the rnactiDg clause and sui siutInr in
lieu of The house bill. the bill from the srus,r
Mr. Rheu, "i $ Carolina, moved an amendment pro.
vdlng be explained It, Tor the issue of certificates
from tn Treasury department To bear ~ int,
should be received IN payment of public due and Inn
'tng the issue 10 the probable amount OF the said
dues.
Mr. Cambreirng modified the bill formerly reported to
HE House rom The commit ways and means so
as 10 make II conform 10 the hil from the senate And
III tins form It now came up before the committee of
the whole Tins was done 10 avoid :he operation of
The new rule lately ad pied which provides hat no
bill or resolution shall be amended by king thereto
or otporang herewith. any other bill or resolution
pending heiufr the House
And after some remarks from Mr. Bell and others as
TO the proprey of posp"uiug the further consideration
OF thus b until the bull granting the me hants
bonds aud The bill for adjusting the claims of the pnv.
"rnment on The depostc banks, should have acted
on, the committee rose and reported progress with
view Ia have printed the various amendments which
had been offered Adjourned
MoNDAy, October2
SENATE Several petitions were presented by Mr.
Morris and Mr. Allen demonstrating against the admis
sion OF Texas
SUB Treasury System.
The senate resumed the onsidersiion of bill mpo
sing additional duties repositories certain cases
public officers
Mr. Preston gave notice that at n proper time he
should move an amendment TO the bill to make the
''"e oa"hs tHc special repositories OF the public
Mr. Bayard spoke q, length in opposition to the bill
MIR Calhoun made ex PLANTATION TO free himself from
inc charge OF inconsistency.
On the suggestion of Mr. Grundy, the bill was then
informally passed over.
The adjournment
ne senate proceeded 10 consider the amendment of
.he mouse Representatives to the joint resolution fl T.
ing the day OF adjournment This amendment f,ra
Tue iotn instant as the day of adjournment
mf HGooard wished TO adjourn the 9th Instant,
REJECT the amendment ~ '"
he amendment was then agreed TO- and on mo,;on
oil Mr. calhoun, the senate adjourned
housE-Aher the presentation ofpetiticDs Mr. w C.
Johnson moved that the bill authorising the ssue of
,rasury Noies sent to this house from the senate he
returned to tina, body. Lost
National Bank.
Mr. Sergeant spoke until the expiration of the han,
without concluding hiss argument in favor Of Naton,l
Bank. A'o"h'
Adjournment
The Joint res oluton from the senate fixing IN. oh
then taken up.
Mr. Haynes moved to amend it by striking out the 9th
and inserting the 10Th Wv ~
The question taken on the amnpd,nor, \, - 49,
The session Oct lGth) and was carried In ,bo aa;
mative-ayes | -. nays Iu3 "
80 the house have resolved TO close III. sr.son an
na ana e senate (says the correspondent of the
n ! Commercial Advertiser) will undoubtedly CON
cur. GU"
Sab Treasury Scheme
o. . TUESDAY, Oct. 8
SEsATE-Nr Calhoun addressed the sena,. n, I.na,h
m favor Of the bill lie went the whole ground in SIM
port OF that recomme ndaiion The President and =,
an historical expose pointed the evils Of the bank
ing system, as at present constituted and It's evil and
cor'upung tendency, when connected with the povern
ment.
Mr. [. concluded by moving, as an additional amend
ent that the notes Of no banks shall be which
shall not take Treasury notes Opposite at par
Mr. Webster replied to Mr. G. and
Mr. Buchanan answered him.
J. s-Ino o'oiooh The question has Just been Ia
Ken on MIR Calhouns amendment, and carried-aycs
u, nays % -
lMr calhoun amendment was, that payments to 90
vernmen after the LIST of January, Is}s may be made
m The bs u specie paying banks after the list of jan
uafy le4o' one fourth after the Is of Jan Ie4I all
IN specie or government bills aud from ia. Is Of Jan
l7lo, government shall pay its own debts in the game
money, at the same periods above designated
llousE-Petitions and me MORALS were as usual n,a
scented during the morning hour.
Mississippi Eseion
The house again RESUMED the consideration Of ,b;.
SUBJECT having ad,urned last evening about 'eock
without taking The question.
he report OF the committee elections drola,;,
NJ ssrs Caioorre and Gholson elected for IN. whole
twenty mn c"ngiess, was sustained BY Metsrs Hsy