The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-13

10 bring forward proposition . ~, -
feet. and they sill noi prahsll. perN:,
sueh an issue % = prenslurely mad -
Cor them an lhis dor.
Sir, continued Mr.. Adams, 4 eom,l;.
Of tic gentleman from Nea Yors
complain 10 ihe country. sir, ia, L. !,
wasting ile time Of us House villa
when Il suits h. pleasure. he i IN ~
habit of defining here ill alirr midnigh0
m The discmssl'sa nj tie most fyivo.r.
resolution ever prevented in any Ierisl..
live body. II sc are here 10 discs,
what l. inexpedient, every bOdy hen.
mas bring fora ard resolution Of IN.
kiud, sH,.. inst ~. If adjourning on n.
10th ins, nj. We mas remain here. Dis.
eussing tug ~ RiH nOf do, until lie
Christmas o. next ear. Now, sir. II.
people no -snt us bsEe want 10 knsw
not what Ne Rill not, hui what We u;R
~; and IBIS Isl ! N afraid. they VA
know far too soon for their Interests.
.is. Adams then expressed his cos.
curnnce in lac views ii as friend from
Penns, /, ania Mr.. Sergeant) Who had
mG, Al 10 rrier tia resolution nnlcr eop.
silaraiinn To the committee ut the Whole
|! /! j. n b. debated, that is undoub.ellv
the proper course for IL 10 take. ri
gentleman from New York lNr. Gam.
hreirna) would beihiRk himself Of il, M,
= not question on which there /, M,
something 20 be said on both sides. Mr..
Adsms concluded by saving. hoNe,er.
that be preferred ll,at ihe diseussloa
should not he continued, al this session.
by reason Of tie entire absence uf al ne.
cessiiy that any legislation Of the kind
should now be hal; and he moved 10 Law
III" resolution ON The table.
Mt CLARK. II EsN York, animss.
,rrird with sane particularly 10 ii.
charge addacsd hs Mr. Adams, that Inc
numerous penllnus referred Ia The Z, N.
mlli-e hf wsY, and means on he syhirr,
oI the establishment Of n In,lri sac,
Bank had no, htsn teaa IN romaiue,.
There wss 10 teason Why They should
have hesn tead. Their canianls wer.
~ril kn"Hn. The country vas nsu.s
aIed auh term. Tue =, Items Of hem
Nst" lanHlssr :" tie na'icB &" - hue.
bod ~"rds." lie hoped the ccmmtte
Oi Ways sEd meaus had no, wasted lher
valuable IRe ~ reading them. The pea.
ple WrTr well enough aware of the irou.
bic alret.s caused tn the country h, The
Unned States Bank. and did nuI intend
should agnn b. rsiahlished. GeLrtL
jackson had had the good fortune 10 haE.
p"on the monster, and
| The SPEAKER here inIerpo.ed. and
observed that the question must mol be
nO@ dIscussh5 on rs merits.
Mr CLARK regretted that he should
have usrsgtssed tie strtrI rules ii ~
der, aud would refrain from dolrg 90
lie hoped that the motion 10 refer would
not preysil, bu. that The gentleman lr"n
Pennsylvania lMr. Setsssnt) would he
permitted 10 60 on. as he had commrnc
ed and finish his remarks. during The
morning hour. and that other genllcmea
might have the same opportunity Of 20.
ing on With the discussion.
| Mr.. ROBERTSON. Of Va. said that
the chairman of the committee f ways and
means had brosghi forward one III the mc.,
important questions tina, could possibly
have been submitted To tire CONSIDERABLE
Of Congress. Nine days were yet LETT Of
the session, and il Was proposed to cor.
iine the debate on that question to SUI
gle hour IN the morning Of each Of those
days. Now. did the gsntleman Nj. Cam.
breleng) intend that il should be dtbsHd,
or that a vote should be taken on it With.
out debate! u the former. then he hep.
ed that gentleman would comply with The
MOTION Of Mr.. Sergeant to refer it 10 The
committee of the whole, or consent I" lay
ton the table. or TO postpone il until he
mex, session Of Congress.
Wr. WISE concurred with his col
league, tMr. Robertscn.) What, asked
he. were we called here To do! 10 con.
slider and diees, some plan for ordering :
system oi finance for The country. There
were three conflicting plans before The
country and the House for this purpose,
proceeding from three distinct patnes,
The first was that OF the Administrative.
to establish sub-Treasury system; an
this measure is brought forward IN pO'l'
fiUe terms, and is referred to the con
mluee Of the whole Tor consideration.
The other branch Of the Administrator
party (ralled the Cnnservaiives,) had al
so presented their scheme, by the hands
OF one Of their numbeE, (Mr. ]. Garland
his colleague. This, Ino. vas presented
IN posifire fotm. and had also been re-
Tered to the committee Of the whole
And nnw, Mr.. Wise would ask, why
~ like manner, The system OF The third
party there, not by any means the most
lnconsldurable IN point either Of numbers
al