The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-06


,un or Mr.. Clay.
|fl-The Charleston and Cincinnati Rail
I,4-We omitted 10 state earlier, that
\ area, work vas commenced al Columbia
In. 18Th ult. The event was celebr iied
b suitable honors. A large proeesslou
|rItizaps marched TO the spot marked on,
the road Dear the town, where General
yne delivered an eloquent address on the
|ef. 10 result from the improvements
n. Hayue performed the ceremony Of
Iplag the first earlh-nexi the Governor,
the Directors of the company. Col.
Sodng, one of the Directors, after per
Imag his part, said TO the ass"mblage +:
frI,os ciiz"us-lhe great work ~ be
! And no@, Suuth Carolina expects ev.
i man TO do his duty
r The SAB. Treasury BiH.-This Bill
lei the L. ) S-naie on the 10th uli., BY
kapnty Of 2 so'rs. The bill was amen.
- much that erep Mr.. Calhoun opposed
plssa e. he follo~Ing Is the vote:
ts-M .sr,. Alien. Benton. Brown, Clay, OF
asa. Ia.hbsri. Fulio,.. Hubbard. kmg. Limo,
ssi,, L,o1, M5rr,s, NJ gion. Mics. Newell,
y, Roaae, i.abiason. ; yisr. Smith. Of Con.
Of. s,,sesc. TtaitsF, Walker, Wall, Wa.
Wright, Yoong-27.
v-a es,fs B,ysrd. Bpchansh, Calhoua.
O. kea,uesy, tl,yton, Cnueneen, Dssis,
S,. kulght Mckcsn, Mofrick. Nicholas,
:, Pfs,ion, Ri.s.. Robbins. RuKglss, S1,i,h,
,ala a, Seelhard. : ,-'nce. Swifl, Tallmadge,
pa, Webster. Wbhs-25.
b toe proceedings Of the Senate on th,
aI., the ln,ell,geucer remarks,
cannot 'yJi congratulate the country
tn recruit proceedings Of the Senate
hlch 40 oUtiine appears 10 our columns
u. The debates ~ that body upon the
financial topic, for some time past,
5een conducted With great ability, bU,
uocommnn animation and sllri. A.
blossoms on the pending qoss,ioas have
rsehed, oarnrstuess aud zsal Increased
pin SIDES Late on Saturday, the 90
begsn. The success &c Mr. Culhb.ft's
n as our readers sill see, struck Out
ret7' paying part Of a. and, after some
nffrriual attempts at amendment, a
b vas inserted, on motion Of Mr.
Fie', N place Of the parts thus struck
baking It unlawful for the Executive
I Eliminate between dltFsrent branches
revenue between land.oliice money,
p, dc. IN respect TO the funds, or
9, IN sheh debts TO the Government
b pald.
M h' bill passes IN ,ts pre- sent shape, the
az we understand II will be-, that the
l'ioo Il 1916 viii be IN force as to
E5 or'ps Of bank mites, with prohlbI.
! he Secretary q the Treasury a.
making any discriminating or partial
.7 Affecting receipts nj one place. or
WI branch ot the revenue, and not N all.
Fae present state uf tho bill, therefore.
US us vaults and cells, lts iron chests,
a.. c'Fers General, d.. and disallows
YES IN banks; bur au,hor,z :, never.
lhe receipt Of bank notes 10 paw.
dues 10 the Government.
a'Ha the bill, IN tins shape, Mr.. Cal.
"Se WITH very great earneslness.
'og That, instead of divorce, Il was
"a ol The cnnnexion between the Go.
w and The banks IN the most odlous
aad That Il the bill as amended be-
a", the whole proceeding would
we greatest farce ever exhibited TO
pc by any party. He declared
Deeply mortified that all their ex.
w. and their expenditure of time and
~ 'he extra session and the present
y, congress, should thus terminate
Al abandonment, Of the vital pflnc,
he measure.
question on the final passage of the
=, w. amended form, will come M to.
20 should not be surprised II the
'0'uld be resumed, bu, the proba.
'"afs 10 be, tina, the bill will pass
me bull will fare in tho House Of
natives, remains TO be seen. In
y" We can take Of 1t, the effect Of
s' OF such bill will be TO create
p'h upon the body polite, 10 ab
'"o supper, ola useless vcresccnce,
)" O' the body's hea'htu tlt,ds. The
'ror''ng to iron chests and vaults
w., f'ep'ng of bank notes (momi
n"uSs TO paw because the bauk-
'' are no, to be trusted. is too It.
% Treated seriously. 1t will he
"''nylna TO tho banks themselves
'"es' ii'bernIan's threat to brelk
winch he had spite against, by