Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

49, = h1~ess sss g ~ ~ had failed.
S1ee - petseea :, =. ~ 2zp,os;es of .
~ - 1rsat discovery O s:e -
- -. : 6ilorsz -He went se'"
s.S1pe1 81 - ;u,eat 10 tie State Bars. ne
S:@{dos .~.i Of tho deposites fol1 .ne
. - S;.:s:d states and condcmned tne
- - OS:.:.,s course Of hat institution
IDs u ~ State Banks, IN TINS cf's,s'
- 4..,v;ne MI praise and all com"
49, s.crctaSy Of the Treasury ma"
- - that these banks coo'S En- e
xouon 1es. 1.-THE State Banks nao ~,
ssnis II. 8. Bnsk had failed, and . .' III lie
- Asss ~ failed BY the sam : 49, n
s l. fesitioos and .ors:o ' me Level Of
ss.:". ~ ~ essstry, disturbing %" ."1 hc.s.c !,
% sSssey, ,he channels which are f'licd
~ - sH =. &c Of the causes Of the eA-
I'D I, ;.dnced these banks to ISSUE 'nIee
$500 E,e every ono thus f"fcco '"'o
tans specie The Treasury c'rc".a,
- ss...her Of the great causes Oh inc ~.
voe -, ;o;uriously as soon as tna' "to'"c
Snog ,oi;cy Of the government: us er
&pea" = nm on the banks, dispiaci"g
~ p..s.ls. and thus having no SINAI, a
S:-,,oduciny the present distress. "
81. -. n,positc Act as one Of the "'Ses.
American Legislation; oo' us'
~ hecn great error IN the Ia 80.
e'.- ~ which the administration III" ~"
d As 70 the surplus revenue, nc ~" ~.
LnN now hear no more ., =, .,.
.rsaucnt;y have no mosc ".s...
- ~ T,.asury circular, it was tor C""e.
~ ~hcihcr il should be the sett'co
e'r -. country. Whenever gentlemen
~ ~. onc republican authority iof =
g. .chemc, he would show hundreds o.
sAAsssssy .I"":,;ss in favor Of State Banks;
N'e.. o.o.ations from Jefferson to sus-
- M ;,f.rred the inadeTuacy OF the sud-
~ 80. from the frequent d'hcu'"es
usesq y.I !. The settlement Of the receivers
sr. .,oney and the Treasury. Ho was
A.l NAV 80 heavy trial Q" human IN
- : nave dcpositcs OF grc". nagn'' us
"A. ofadividuals. The ball VINO" nao
. 'n' 80 ms but the germ "f an Immense
.s..ry viieh would spread over '"e '."
10 oGssdm France, nc u"'cr SO" 900, 49,,
49, s.s.eu,v system there, lOO,OOO! per-
-Dlcxed. This was the grain oil mus
1891 Il. smallest Of oil seeds, which would
aIu 80, "A become large tree, whose branches
gOI,s rrv.,.h,,lov tho land, and the birds oil inc
.o"u -o".u not saw the birds Of prey, would
-. .scitce therein. He had no doubt that me
- Ic,s1 njtiusatcIy become u bank Of sucn
y-.ssr as would provoke thc people to call
: =. Ms.;,.,,l Rank disconnected with the Gov
....,sst DiscIaiming any personal - Pccun'ary
:...,.,, i, nv hank, owing nothing 70 any, own
- M 80 = any, and having no ir'cn" who
ssn..v ep.si1erablc interest IN any, ne c'sed
=. abe Ssssss asd the country to cfca't '"e P~h =,
- - ~ ..se;ves. lie invoked gentlemen "n'
~ currency to unite with him to &c
Ss..,,cscv f,r all sums under twenty dollars DC
~ ~ vent anv further. lie Thought ."e',
~,,;,,,,o. Ground in this hill on when al
As~,nd and carry out their patriotic view
,hcn civcn e. INTRODUCES the b.
- -. ,cad n first time ami Ordcrcd . sec""
ss:s ma"
u =. Treasury Nv Of the exports and imports o
spscie and the amount oil COINAGE WHO" "e''
seaercd to be printed.
communications from the War Department o.
rho subject Of fire arms, aud an examination q
Msjor Clarks Foundry.
On motion ofAir. Hubbard, the Senate proceed
q 10 the consideration Of Executive business, al
~ which the Senate adjourned.
Horsr ov REPRESENTATIVES,, Sept -.
II. Adams asked leave to offer resolution
SArA vas read, as foi!ows-
1kw{eed, That the power Of annex'ng the pee
70 asy independent foreign state to this Cn'o
- sj.er no, delegated by the Constitution Q
aptpitcd States to their Congress, or to any &c
aaesueot Of their gov ernmcRt, but reserved 10 IN
People"
OC;ertiou, being made, Mr.. a. moved the sus
peasiua Of the rule; which was refused, ana In
notion TO suspend was rejected.
3 Many petitions in relation to taxes ana INC cur
Ssacy were presented.
Subsequently, the states having been called To-
resolutions, M. Adams offered the above rcso!u
sian, and IL was on his motion laid on the table
Mr. Taiilfcrro offered resolution calling 10
Information rs to the quantity Of different k"'!
@Gsain imported during the last and presen
yass, which was agreedto.
IL. Patton offered resolution calling on thu
hssilcat for all the correspondence relative Z
- withdrawal Of Gen. Scott from his comu'ant
irloeila, and the subsequent court mIrtial, &c
lie one day.
IL. Wise offered a resolution for the appoint
nas of select committee, by ballot, with pow
X b send tor persons and papers, to investi
~ he causes Of tho disasters and expenses o
- Florida war.
Af,ss some debate, Mr. w. modified tho rcsolu
- - ~ 10 embrace an inquiry into the cause
q - var, and to the the committee to sit du
NJ he recess.
The House without taking the question on tn
resolasios, passed to the orders Of the day.
The bA to postpone tho fourth instalment o
tne Dcposites was taken up, and
han.
r. Mckim made a statement OF the condi
- NE treasury. He was, he said, at tn
Iny Department this morning. saw the Sec
10y and he agreed that il was correct.
H. Dell said the gcutleman's statement wa
peeneay the same rs his own.
r. Mckim said yes, it came to the sam
but the rcasonngs upon it were very dill