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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13


While o.l-r, are shouting, o Tarl, ins fasc',r'
vta ., bike unto thc beast! Vh7 IS ellie T. make
vai with hing
To have money sufficient farN mciom o.
u.dr te facilitate al. useful conmec" 'n winch
individuals may eroy wealthy, aa1 he public reap
advantages. d dt>uahjy; butte fagr ao.cgh-
une carsa., so abundant a, 30 c..ga useful ,a-
5s-f.l N saus, ana assist o,asss Do gambling
speculation .n winch rur cauuui grow uch with.
600 others giuv roull Is rather u.tu.rs o. socr
c'y al large ben mcud reo>orfE, though cser
sn sound. /. lutl,,hle defence a.al,l heated
disposition.
Borrowing nothing jtom history. boa combining
myself @ VIA. hu,c seen, ,he ba, Teen ,ttou.
ttc administrator 81 leid Nnul Cevu rs he
present time werg war between Hs claims
Ell o1s'Url 90, AVID he ugh's 81 Eer.
lu tie yDr l734 the meatGs coaieuded
Ter ,hc doctrine that kags tla appointed by
God and lo resist ,h,m would ta resisting he
ordnance "a God, und b1ug - ,ordtmtguon.
The democrats plead tia, nnusl ul'l, arttot.
dad JIl iu-uHtlun,--'bm Opposition, "a trian,~
aas la obedience 90 Coo u 'berly or dra,l' was
ftr.r cum,Gs.ga, IT, 1857 g. ousioefofs l6-
bar,d W establish d Goyfruueai above ,As con.
irol Of tbc people, The d,Hcerefs ,orst a., 4
Government tat recognised She sovereignty 81
thc rroFg--,be nights Il mon under equitable
lava Government Of txpcs>td and defined
Fovers. After the constitution va, pat IA opera
unu, the arlIoCrGi, excited all lher power go
bind The administration INTO mouarcbnI cmuptE
and by construction madu considerable pro.
gre,, but the beginning OF the present Century
brought tbr Apostle a Ib~V m,a DE cAar,
abasr elevation checked Jhclr designs, bue I'D
not cha0cc dpIrvHbc~ ,oIm 1915 tley chang.
ed tUec ground OF opposition, and exclaimed,
'vtrlc ull ouo--nou as the era Of good feeling
--5,op all contention and lot rs bud togclhrr''
These good words ond h,r speeches deceived
de hyutts Of many who were SIMPLY honest,
broke down the line of iemarhaitun, and amnlga-
mated tie milton into Il hnIch,potch purue
lhs analhy Of twelve ,cats hr 1fslocyals Eatr.
cd great strength, until lUe hero uf New OtIcuus
uHs called from tho Hermitage 10 preside over
largatiun, vbo boldly vthtoud them ,irhl years.
a. the dcpo.ilcs. ucr, removed from jhe bank Of
tbe United States, and thar bauk could uol obtain
a renewal Of ia charter, il has shown such huugb.
tines, to ihe Government and towards other banks
that ,hp power Of such an institution ought to be
shuuutd and vet tie bankruptcies Of an, and
the .lsu,na,oa4 Of payment, ~ M banks. Is ud
"a Tho ,harpc Of Jarkseal
Du,inu Ma Revolutionary var, hc declaration
~ tb,. uiir4 ,as. AZ ,,e.rnn save half our ln-
,ercat and aa,n our independence we shall be sat.
,.f.Jt Frtuog me Who. &c lae new school
say. ,GNpus moncy~gue us the eflcrs--
ot,. r.s. ihr Iu,prumeU, and aa shall Lr satisfied.
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Iprp1rr-Nn GA
Az tcp ,,,,a, o,rr,,riot;,ns i,r n, c,,,,oo,
~ or ,i,o Iolao &c..
~,U ooi G,lGin,, ,rsa,,, s,in,,Iinns , ,o
g,, 1' ~ , ior ' T.at ,r n .,s,I
..,s, L.' ',''i.''l .,i ,L;r,,,.e;C,I,
S5. .ul'l'.u 1'u ~, rr,,..,,c =, .,.
~ T. eaaClsd y ,"t ~ 3o..a XII
"'''.ee o., o., M, ~ EIr,,,.,'. l.,
s'i' uHSe"'o'e~' ;4' r.. ,, - ''''''I ANY,,
,l;r,, a',b, Gr ,t ,,,'.as -
a,, cy,,ss r HI Inn Jnnar
r ~ ,ra,i etnltioos Win be- yarias
,I;o, tr;ho, onI conto,y,nt ,.yncnses ia h., Maid
~ ,,,,, ,,,,, n Nh. gro,srr, nat ntheryisc an.
T rron y, f@3 '''"' >" '''' ' ''' ' r
,r ,le c-r,,, anil c,,,io,rg,. evnens, If the In
Alan aanartmant. VIZ;
w w. W t,e - III snnefiotcnlent Of Indian n,
ri.s a. &, o1s and the several Indian agents, as
l i H.. do ,,ts oc lime ,hjrii,h eighteen
p"nirs5 .6j thiry-1ur and Of March third. cigh.
,aa bnoI,el and tbiriv.scyen sixteen thousand five
S5 hmm ,s dol,rs:
For nav NJ enb.aronIs authorized hy he act Of
Jane tbi2tctb. eighteen hundred and tblrty-iour,
Il ,b,,.on th,nyand dollars.
Far ,be nav Of interpreters, as authorized by the
u SANE ,st rinr thousand three hundred dollars.
4 For presents to Indians, authorized by the same
act Eve thousand dollars
For the purchase Of provisions for Indians, al the
u dsnb1tnn Of anpnitcs. while on visits Of business
with The s,o,rintandcnrs and agents and when as
u sam5e on public business, eleven thousand eight
n hundred ChIhrs:
For the necessary buildings required OF The sew
o,l o,sycias ami ren,rs thereof len thousand lol.
hr,
FDr hostages. rents, stationery lucI for officers,
and other con,inrenceS Of the Indian department.
and Tor transportation and incidental expenses, thir-
4 tc..iy ,Sa,s1nd Gyo hundred dollars
For the saary of one clerk in the Office Of the
Governor Of Wisconsin Territory who is cx-olicjo
superintendent Of Indian affairs, eight hundred
dollars
For the salary Of one clerk in tho Office Of the
acting SUPERINTENDENT of the Western Territory
one thousand dollars.
For CARVING into effect The s,Dulatioss nr certain
Indian trelte. and the laws connected herewith
viz:
For The Six Nations of New York, four thousand
five hundred dollars.
For the Senec1s Of New York. six thousand dol.
lars;
For tie Wyan]ots, six thousand eight hundred
anil larty doIi,Ls
For the Wvan.o,s Nuneees and De,awares an,
thousand dollars
For the Christian Indians four hundred dollars:
Far tho M;an;as ono HUNDRED ana dtv-C3,
thousand one hundred and ten doars
IA
tolars;
tor the Pottawaiamie, Lightweight thousand one
mnded and twenty dollars;
for the Potlawatamies OF Huron, four hundre'
Fa p ..,
~. t,@ ,o,.awasoilles .. we t'Smt
" ~ ,,.'' a. a'I p.'., i, IT.. n.,o.
7'I Fo..l. d9 Gi'
F ~. "lpIsahd onr hundred and hIntY o"l'rs
bo,J,,l nI I ec imf'y-'"o '"ous'nu IA
toT the CbPpewas of Swan creek and blaci
i 81. wy thousand Us, dollars;
,;i go' me Wmnebagoes. thirtaseyen thousan'
r.. ' ,ilI re- and sixty dollars M
W. o,o n.5 ohPpa%as OF Swan creek Gnd PACK =
Nm tHoNsana dollars: a
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OPINIONS


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| n,, ,,h.cb had h,cn ,dlac,d os ropyey,nu fms
n.,,,cr or ,nroroora,lan Ilc sp,d he could po,
! KIN, ~ ,bo, - ,a,,p,, t,ycs Ilc nrcsp,,cJ +,
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',,,,J 49,, e." ,be mowers Of ho Coas,,,n,,oa
H.olen dawn. and me Limitations bccomc nn.,at..
~,
IyrrFusox-I7oN al copsidcrt .l,.d
an ,,is Ground .1,, al, no,,c,sro ma, d.I.c.,,1 ~
Ma T,o,Isd sl,,c. l., .hn Con.r,n,,a, ~.
b'li,aJ boi IN ho G,,tss arc ,oss,.rd f., -,
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gNo 4 TO YOU to lend cut at interest, allowing me
! nothing for the U.s. Of ~
NJ Certainly no, tha; would be rsh; down
t Loeo-,oco--itw would be tsaas one mans proper
F.! q aud give It to another.
! il. Noll IS THIS not the lie precise operation or
! your bank drp0sje sys;emi lam farmer, and
uritte. own bauk stock nor borrow money Of
/ banks. You ere merchant, ard ne: only oan
. bank stock. bar frequently borrow money d banks.
f The Government takes my MONEY IN The shape
+ of duIfgs on NY shl,, my sugar. ny axeg, my
/ llourhs, and al. The co,An, bnca, or woolien
+ cloth that bus, md ru,s 1t into y,ur bank 10 lie
/ lent oar, and you get de interest On my money.
/ | voa want 20 speculate You borrow my money
from your own bank, md pay TIE interest, not 10
me, but 60 Yourself and scar fellow stocbhDders!
Arl then, ID so be, as VAS the case lst seas, you
bouoe great denl more jbNn yeu caa pay vbrn
t wanted, yow hauk steps. i's notes become worm
/ hut ninety cents 10 bc op'or, ana ae loss G.l..s
| upon as, bad hundred do'lai as,e Of your
bank en- hand when 1t stopped last yesr, and hgy.
NO deo 10 poy ia srecic, | had % scll Iiiar
ninety dollars ios,gg ten doiIais, On single rete
81 WAS taxed 10 furnish your tauk money 20
/ lend; and nNed nay, cheated ont Of ten duIIatq
! 10 order iHy you might have time 70 pay back my
money which YOU had borrowed!
NJ, Du, lie Government must have Il large
un e money en hard, and i might az we'll be
used hY som,h tdy as Ia lie lying Idle.
L. deny that "he Government must have a
lugc sum Of money on hand The Government
ought 10 have no money on hand to lcud out. II
ought 10 have no more money % hand than IS aa-
solutely necessary 70 cradle tito cot along vl.h
lts own concerns Il las no right to take NY
money and lend 1t to You To GO 50 IS oppres-
SION and robbery | am wiling 70 pay money
TOR lhc support Of my 6ovommcn, bp' not 10 iur-
nlsl capital 20 hank and means to Fpeeuiouts'
NJ lon tag NE ne" lo'k Loco oco!
r. Look you sqoae' you are always oilHng
about lhe Loco toeos, Ag'anons' Jewellers.
rights q property lnnoablllly q con'iatts and
So lorib. hc' me iell YOU that your own system
Is "a moro w,cme'ous attack upon Inc thts OF
property than NE principles aFoWcd hEFeN very
few real Jewellers 70 be iguNd 10 our cites
NJ tow So
i. The teal jcyeisr goes Ut tie absurd no
ton Of an equal division Of proper'y--o' taking
part Of the nch mans property and giving I to
/ 'hc poos--o thing aa mpIaetcob'e os II would ho
| wicked bnI yoar sys'em goes ior increasing tho
inequalities Of society by taxing ne poor mana
/ property aud giving 4 81 Ihe uch ne icVelcr
/ would make the World 4 plmn-yon "oulu makc
! The mountains higher and The valleys deeper
/ Not content WIN 'De inequalities "hi'h uod mas
made, yuu "oaIc org earn oal o me valleys anu
pile # on The mountains though ne h'gher ana
broader You make Ih,p, We more bald barfeo'
and useless 'bey "R ~ Aon "ooa ave 'ae
money OF 'be humble ana give IL 10 NO hiSH--3ou
would take 'Ae money q 'he iaimet, msehatic'
labortr aud professional man. a"d t-' y Y INC
l.I,#tt 4, Ift
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We take pleasure 300 presenting lA our ttod''s
.t- wofhue' extracts '..l" Ir''t written ",'hn
/ q Ig" days ny tuc Kew. NJ lfAod' q 'hesHit'
/ .aa ss".e years. DIT. l.. HAs ',sha, 'pae"'N 'd
1.l>'''Nf,"u' Ih ti1 '"l.,gl ''I"o' " ~ n's
I character AS % teacher 81 divine num- IN ih'
/ contest between ADAMS ana ',"''S''.' no was
, one oi hr' ''lefsau.S most igHirh'"" n'f
ifis' ana a.'tf Toe '.e.H .h '' '' s'-' '' N'...
'..-e.a 'a ias FIg-af"l#. 1Na''' he was mace 600
/ organ 20 iae iuwer- 90 Weston ha,s'caas..'.,
/ 'of presenting To 'i. '.t' n.-''"A.' W. ,'' ''.
/ uaa' The famous '.,."r NN',s'' A"- '''
/ deace % the agfitu.'uiA. say ana Ne"." o' '''
/ Democratic Neemanll OF Me-" hne'No' WAS ''-
ceNed by ho President "ta p,t',"F pressure
and was considered hl a'm ,D' N.en''' conn
mfni he ce"d 'Jo}' II Is inc l''W"h'l "' "'
/ county VINO no" SUSTAIN U' present |''''''""'
. aam.o.iaNou-N vain u'Hl lg..''s VI. l'l' ~ W.
/ on democracy ,",f "' '"r "',."''s '' ''' .".
/ rlto lame Hnu '0'f ..."t'' WIZ .'''' ".''
'''e 'A..N-I'-.1a. '"' ~ "' ",.'."'- ~"
Ietans lna Tong pom .'' hi.""'" @. 'N,'ii,'''
"Nr" "'"s o.'oN ............,.,....
'hhNN t.'i 'L"'1t"
SINE hundred nt"N'' '"H'.N',. "'' "o''''"
. ~ t l.L .,
hundred 'a,o'fs ana nue. Io'U''o '''N '''"
ytJs' h'" thousand Directors N'' "l"."'.'' ,'''.
acitrs| tdG thousand o'.''s on o''N circuit d
! great poI'1n OF 'ae Waw'.,S ''A'''s' "'' "'
I me State Legislatures, "Ho h"' a''.N w. '''N.'
my thousand iorof'h.' S""' ""ul "''',''', ~,
! 70 pay 'hg' o'o't one "'0".," "',. ''' ~,
seekers nom 'o' lI'.'"''I n, C'''l oI"" ~ W
lowest cIer>sbI' WIN "ga""', vino nave ,.,'''
ing pIopcosin's ."t a 'y" '"'0t'' y" ,",5' 'o''''
mighty most; I,anNco o" ops why VIZ" ""'l
nson7' ana on 'hc ""'' WIN "'I',''g'','' "''''
rem-eua1d OF eoha'''"'''s' '"0 injury ''''''''-
poyhe, beside.
Isl possible for 'h' democracy o' zoe o"','
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BY Az HORITY

LAWS OF THE UNITED SrArEs PASSED AT THE SEC
oxp SESSION or THE TwENTY-FHTH COSGREss.
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adams, Roy, May, Gay, FarfaS, Venabe, WilIla,as,
Cootes Thomas, Cubcrson, Crawford, Clayton Bailey
OF s., Prince, "i,ten, Ripley, Mayberry-f2
The 9TH section Of the bill being now reins,ated in lis
former situation, and the substitute for il making il obli
gatory on the Banks 10 buy gold, being rejected,
MIR. CooTEs moved 10 amend the 4th section by in.
sertng after the words "dvidend its capital stock
the words "exceeding per centum;" so ns 10 prohibit
the Banks from making dividend above this amount.
This amendment was supported by Messrs BORIS,
CRurcHrIELD and RANDOLPH, and opposed by Messrs.
SMITH of |. of W., EDMuSDs and DANIEL.
MI DANIEL moved TO amend Mr. Cootes's amend.
ment by Substituting per cent. in lieu of per cent,
wn,cn was opposed by Messrs. CRurcHFiELD, Fr.HEK
n'ri GooTh' having briefly explained the aim and OBJ
p, ne question was taken on the amendment Of Mr..
D1 1l' and It was rejected without a division.
me question recurring Mr.. Coorrs' amendment,
and Watkins, '''''''
me question was taken by ayes and noes, and de.
cIded III The negalire-Ayes A. noes 81.
Mr.. Smith, of !. Of W., then moved 10 amend by
striking on, the whole bill and inserting substitute Of
his own therefor. MIR. S. then addressed The House at
some length in support Of his amendment. and in ayo.
OF his own bill.
MIR SMITH having concluded,
On motion Of Mr. DANIEL, the House adjourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

tOUSE VI DELEGA1ES.
Tuesday,, March 6, 1885,
message received from the Senate stating the
passage Of sundry bills yesterday reported in the pro-
csed!ngs Of that body)
The House concurred in the several amendments Of
e Senate 10 the bills and resolution returned from that
t3dy
On motion of Mr.. CnUrcurIELp, the Committee Of
agriculture, &c, instructed to inquire into The ex.
isd'ency of Incorporating a company under the name
I'D style of the Virginia Copper Mining Company
on motion Of Mr.. McPHERsos, the Committee for
ori,s Of Justice was instructed to inquire into the
'tency of amending the law in relation to the ap.
ointment of guardians ad item, as 10 authorize the
Jerks Of The Circuit Superior Courts to appoint them
rules in The Clerks Office, subject 10 the future con-
co Of The court
Mr. MARSHALL submitted several afEdavits connected
S'h the statement Of Judge Scott-whch, on motion OF
M NJ, were ordered 10 be printed and referred.
he SPEAKER laid before the House letter from the
oolns OF Public Accounts, enclosing printed copy OF
aoe prepared BY the principal assessors in the year
@ exhibiting the assessed value of the land and lots
Inc several counties and corporations OF this Common
wealth The Auditor says sthe counties of Henrico and
s'ar, the city Of Richmond, and the town Of Lynch.
have all beer reassessed under special acts since
" The disbursements on account of the pay Of the
and Assistant Assessors and their aids under
W set Of Feb, 1917, amounted to $4o,oo3 %
tables Of assessment tr amounted 10 1886 "a
9th. S5l,79O. %
Of Fehrn,rS although first authorised by the act
Of iSio-o0'' Was not completed until the winter
on nouon Of Mr. EpArsps, the statement was order
70 De printed and motion of MIR. Nav referred to
the Committee on Finance " AUX "'ay' 'e''''SN "
r submitted the following resolution:
6tsot1ed 9y inc General assem6v, Tbpi the road Of
faoc Works instruct the Principal Enpineer 10 make
asu'vey with view to the location Of can, - con.
meet the James River Canal with the Rr,a w .v
report to the said Board the pracIicahI;,r
cost 81 and advantages of such an improvement
That the Principal Engineer be also REQUIRED n ,,
NINE the existing improvements upon the Rivarn, p;
and to report 10 the said Board the condition If tho
same together with his opinion to the repairs chances
improvements that will be necessary 10 perfect The
'sa''on OF said river accompanied by the necessary
ePs ana plans, and an estimate Of the cost thereof
n, ms resolution was adopted and sent to the Senate
Zen. s" W. were presened-by Mr. SEeaR, from ci
wsv 10TH county, for separate election at The half
amp,"u ia SAID countrywide from citizens of North
/ COUNTY '' precinct election at Franktown in said
up and consds ol Mr. DANIEL, the above bill was taken
sse n,!'Gn strike out the 4,h section
7 ~ 70 q '0's"e' enacted, Tina. if any bank or bank.
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DEATHS.

"Justice, introducing the article of ar, reply
to the Globe, is in type, but unavoidably omitted
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:, order 70 wiring from them their last psance for
nla. Of the law officers Of The Commonwealth;
he orc, in supporting the BILL was TO endeavor to
nd % ,hem from such oppresson-Be pleased to give
, AK IA Insertion, and obige, &c.
IBIS ]" ARTHUR, SMITH.
r.,y,. Rl7cRiE, Ese.
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q TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT, to rsHt. at d. ETH yrass
IA Bath csx l,c Ya now have completed IN oon, SnS
have nearly completed all other buildings
TO- which propose leasing accommodating FERN. 'U b, r.
NV bc no.e mpoo hGyc hesitation IN saying, At u -
fri s,und a, which large profitable may DC
OF the above property deem me- s.,e business
Ia a api view the premises rnd Judge nor themselves
For any enquiries that be made Ispses nng Ri
| refer 10 Col aoo''" A' -''e' GEO. MaySE.
ton o3-2awiw
Feba7
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

The Rev D. SKIyyEn will deliver a Lecture on the
subject of Temperance, at the first Independent Chris
tian Church, Mayo street, this evening" 9th inst, at
half:pas seven oclock.-Ladies and gentlemen, without
respec, sect party respectfully invited to attend
E5AKFAX INSTITUTE, Education Of Boys, under tho
the Rev. George A smith, A. M late Editor OF
the Recorder. The site which hus been selected for
rs IN Fairfax within three miles OF Ae1aH-
dra D. c. and in the immediate vicinity tho Episcopal Theolo
g;ca Seminary Virginia peculiarly healthy and
in every respect eligible tho purpose OF education.
Principal Of this institution will devote himself to the cdu-
euon his pupils and will excrtons TO promote their
the acquisition Of knowledge and tho lorna
lion of character. They will constitute family, which will DO
BY Christian principles with special reference tho
s1 comfort The medication OF such principles
hbs and manners will best tend iii them for usefulness IN
future life.
will be given By the Principal with the aid well
English educaiion including the Mathematical Natural
&C. Instruction the Modern Languages will also be ren
sired by succn, number Of pupils 10 secure tho
competent tcacher for tho purpose go e., =. r.
Tie instruction Of this institution viii mel on and lime
vacations will be given hereafter The charge 0 oE n Dur
ton will be 5000 per annum payable half yearly IN fu
ps will provide beds and bedding or Do ehnsea
runum Furnished by the Principal. ~ -, !, .;a ,,s., 49,
r. NAV bs addressed Principal at Fredericksburg Vu
nuithe ISL oi 37-3awtf
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r,s allowing synopsis of the improvements consem.
AZ IN The bill reported by the Committee Of Roads,
the cos, thereof, will be Of interest to ous read.
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nISSOLUTlON.-1h coPartnershiP heretofore ex'
3 ;sng under the firm and style Of g. A. MILLER
4. q, WAS this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT.
Winston Quaes will close the transactions Of the con-
GILES A. MILLER,
'' ANDERSON P. MILLER,
j. WINSTON QUARLES.
Holloway, Feb. o, 1888 yf-H
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to paw their next January dividend unless they had
sumed by that date.
! The amendment of Mr.. BORIS then rejected.
The question was then taken striking out the fourth
section, and decided in The affirmative, as follows:
3ycs-Messrs. Rives Randolph Holloway, Jeter, TAI
iaferro Mitchell, Cobbs, Fryatt, Snodgrass Shanks,
Pcyton, Triple,t HUBBARD, Thornburg, Daniel, Cheat
ham, wilson, Marshall Dgges, Dickinson Paisley sher-
Harrison, Flowers, Bolts, Smith OF < Inyloe, Allen,
Mcdonald Luckelt, Beard, Raymond, Morgan, Barnett
Brown Cunningham, Segar, Mcconnell, Mccoy, funs.
TALL Cabell, Morrss, Robertson, Leyburn, Mcdowell,
GRAY, Cuberlson, Davis Cru,chfeld, Ford, Wi'ten,
| Goodson Walker, Gleaves-5S.
.Noes-hessrs Banks, (speuker) Bayy Of A., Byrd,
Turnbull, Mallory, Yancey, Caseman, Hill, Servant
Lorimer sangsie Deskns keen, "G9c, Smn ., w.
of H., Park, Smith of j. Of W., Lucas Wright, siad.
wick, Taylor Of L., Goodwin, ORGAN, Newman, llud.
gins, Fisher, Garland; Burwel Buck; lodges Waus'
May, Gay, Venab!e, Williams, Storms Pendleton,
| Cootes Thomas, Conn, Crawford, Clayton, Bailey Of
s., Prince, Ripley, Mayberry-57
| The question recurring on inserting The amendment
proposed ty MIR. ROBERTSON,
ameuda,ent which to drive the Banks into The mar.
ket to buy specie at whatever price it might be at
| Mr. WooLyoLx Showed that if the Virginia
Banks should buy millions of dollars, they could not re-
sumo until the Northern Banks first did So The amend
ment, therefore, was useless.
Mr. RaSpoLPH would enquire how The Banks were 10
buy SPECIE unless it with their own notes: Such
an ope1ation could not however, be advantageousy car
red on. Mr. then explained the process Of oPeration
and The circumstances in which it would be sne Tor the
| Ranks 10 90 into market aud buy spece-there was
certain point beyond which they could not safely CO.
! Mr. VEsApLE hoped this amendment would not be
inserted-he was decidedly opposed 10 It,
| MIR SMITH of l. of w. read Statements showing that
the Banks had increased their specie since The suspen
sion This increase had not been made by going 10 the
brokers 10 buy up specie but by balance win othef
Banks especially with those Ct New Y ss i9 81 now
ho bousbt This amendment would make ii much worse
| than il was before.
Mr.. ROBERTSON replied to the objection made against
the Banks being compelled 10 issue paper to buy specie
The currency put forth in this manner would he main
aned be soundest description He denie6 6 aSsr
nun notes. Mr. r. then explained how this transaction
would could be The only Sy
permitting all the profits to be divided GU. among the
stockholders. - oss- in
tho evcn,or MIR. .RoBEKTsows amendment being reject
ed.