The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
TIE SUB TREASURY BILL.


We stated in our la, paper, that Mr., Buch.
anaa'. motion to pos,pon, The Sab-Tteasury Bill
TO The next session Of Congress, waa on toe It'll
inst, rejected, By vote Of % 70 -. This is said
20, 10 be test vote The following ate the yeas
aud nays.
YEAS VI ssr' B=yard, Buchanan Clay Of Ky.
Clayton, Cfigts oden. DAVIS Gruudy, knight NJ.
kcue. MeuicA Preutse. Preston, Rvcs. Robbins,
Rugslcs, Smith, Of Indiana, Sou,hard, Spence,
ss ii, Ta,luAdge, Upton, W bsler, whte--23.
NAYS Mssns. Allen, Benton, Brown, Cal.
houu, CLAY II Ala. Cuthberl. Fulton, Hubbard,
kine. Linn. Lompk,n. Lrou, Morris, Mau,on, Nj
chelas, Mics, Norvcli, Pierce, Roane, Robinson,
Sytef, Smuh d Conn. Strange, Trsiter, Walker
Wall. Wi,lisus, Wright, Young
! 1'ns question recurring on VI. Ryc's substitute,
Mf. Preston, after some remarks explanatory OF
his reasons. (tn tic main thai they were intended
ulors folly to carry out Stale 'lchi principles sta
ted several amendments which II was his wish 10
make 70 the provisions Of Mr. Riycs's substitute,
the frsi II ahich he nov moved, and which vas,
10 substance a. follows 'aai IN selecting the TWEEN.
,,.6ys deposits banks provided Tor by tie su5s'i-
tl'c. ,bos, Institutions should Be preferred whIch
are awrrd ~ whole Of IN part. by the State Gov.
ctnul,nl.; that II a, any Of the points required
there should Dr. no bank Owned, then the depos
&c haok should I've selected by the Legislature o.
lhc State and Il the Legislature should not be IA
srs.ion. than b, the State Executive.
uaihs amendment ard incidentally on the priu
cia.gs Of the bill and the Substitute, aide dtbat,
followed, on tho part ct Messrs. Preston, RIves
CLAY OF ny, aud Buchanan, which continued tai
near ,bc boar Of adjournment, when the Senate
took shor, ExceuiiN session, and then adjourned
On the s,h after some further debate, in whlcl
Me.srs DAVIS, Niles and Preston participated, Mr.
Ptes,on's amendment was rejected BY the follow
{ inc vote:
YEAS-Mcssrs Bsvard. Clay Of Ky, Crittes
, deu. D.ys, Knight, Merriak, Nicholas, Pfent'ss
Preston, Rtvos, Robbins, Smith 81 lnGana, Spence
Satl. Tsllmadge, Upton, Webster, "h'Ie-l9.
NAIS-Nessts. Allen, Benton, Brown, Buch
! auan Calhoun, Clay Of Ala. Clayton, Cuthbert
Fulton Gruudy, Hubbard, King, Linn, Lumpkin
Lyon, Mexican, Morris, houtou, Niles, Norseli
Pierce, Roane, Robinson, Sewer, smith of Connec
ucut. Strange, Trouer, Walker, Wall, Williams
Wight, loung-32.
+ The question then recurring on Mr.. Riyes's sub
sti,u,e, Mr, B4yatd Of Del spoke al large agSins
II WI. bHt = uAl' anu SaN nv Ns"N'HNNN 49,
. the Senate adjourned.
Tn the 9th, Mr.. Bay4rd concluded his remarks
= and sas followed by MI Morris, Of Oho, who e'
pressed hts opposition to the Sab.Trsssury bill
It's present form, but IN favor Of il with eertal
IS notifications. The Senate then adjourned, Q
f melton Of Nj. Calhoun, who expressed his desi
ID to speak on the next day.
s. On the 10th, Mr. Calhoun spoke two hours IN 7
ply 10 NJ. Cla>'s speech, and in defiance OF bis ow
course. Mr.. Clay reo,ned at considerable leng
le in supper, Of the positions taken, and the opinion
a expressed by HIM in his speech, in regard to "
: Calhouu's political course. Mr. Preston mada
- few remarks in reply to Mr.. Clay on the suhje
!. Of Notification, and IN defence Of the course
m South Carolina. Mr.. Clay aud Mr.. Calhoun &c
"a ,nuod the debate in alternate reply and rsoiad
"A until halEpas, 5, when on motion Of MI Wsbst'
h. the Senate adjourned.
at On the l21h, Mr. Webster spoke a, large IN &
;h position 10 this measure, as novelty 10 legslatr
IS. aud in practice in viudiosti0n Of the credit o.