Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-03

lalso. issued his circular to the various
presidents of the banks, inviting them
to assemble at Jackson at the meeting
the legislature. They came accor-
dinghy; and the post-note law, and the
post-notc system, were ushered into be-
! ing under wing auspices, and by a wing
administration Of the State govern
ment. Against thismeasure the dem
ocratic presses took a decided stand.
The policy was discussed at length and
opposed BY this press. In the House
there were for the bill 30 votes, IL
democrats and Is wings; against the
bill were % votes all ofwhom were
democrats except 3. Their names are
Barnes, Bell. Buckner, Called, Cherry,
Coleman, Cunningham, burr, Samual
Ellis, Havis, Kyle, Lindsay, David
i Mckinney, James McKinny Monet,
Nelson, Roberts, Ramsey, Smith, IA
gan, Thomas, Allen Walker, Felix Ii.
I, Walker, and Warren-See House Jour-
nal, page lab. In the Senate on the
4 bill which finally passed there were
, nine votes 10 favor of it, five wings and
four democrats, reconing MIR. Alsbury
as a democrat, and against the bill there
, were votes-Mr. President, (Mc-
Mutt. Mcssrs. Cooke, Cranberry, Love,
) Pope and Toomer, all democrats. Had
1 the wings as generally voted against
/ this measure as the democrats it would
! not have been adopted. A bill origi-
. mated in the House in favorof The post
+ notes, more Objectionable than the one
! which did pass, tor which every wing
r in the House voted, against which there
y we're Is votes, all democrats, see jour
e nal. D. 6S. This bill was lost in the
c Senate; the Senate bill was preferred
e having been much modified, principal
e " by the excrtions OF A. G. McNutt.
l. The bill to charter the bank 0
,fI Vicksburg was the first bank charter
n ed this session. In the House The
l. vote stood SO votes for its passage, al
l. the wings voting for it but two; there
g were Svotes against the bill, all dem
ocrats but two-their names are, Au
t gustus, Barnes, Bell, BRowN, Buckncr
h Coffee, (whig) Deering, Dodd, DUR
t. Samuel Ellis, Fox, Havis, King, (whig
m Lindsay, Raglan, Ramsey, Thomas
4. Wccks-Journal p. So.
n; The ayes and noes do not appear t
" have been called in the Senate on TIN
m charter.
r The vote in the House on the Banl
of Port Gibson stood IS votes for it, L
n wings and is against
ID were Is votes, all of whom except on
al were democrats; they are, Augustus
IS. Barnes, Bell, Cherry, Deering, Dode
err DUR, Ferar, (whig) Lindsay, None
of Roberts, Thomas and Ussery.-( Joui
he nal p. 1907
C. WE do not perceive that the aye
m and noes were taken on this charter
At the Senate.
he The vote in the House giving bans
nd ing privileges to the Mississippi Ra
10 Road Company, p. 1876, stands for
ar. 81 votes. for it Is democrats, 10 whig
he against it Ii votes, all Of whom dem'
he Gratis but one; they were, Augusta
N. Barnes, Bell, CalGeld, (whig) Deerini
his Dood. Samuel Ellis, Lindsay, None
ed Nicholson, Ramsey, Thomas and U
es, sery
he In the Senate there were III vote
Ic- for the bill, democrats and D wing
lu- against the bill there were b votes, q
he democrats.
he On the passage Of the Vicksbul
lie Water Works Bank, blouse jour.
nv, I44.) there were 81 votes for it and
on, votes against it; all those voting again
er- il were democrats except four. In Il
Senate the ayes and noes donot appe
md to have been called on the passage
le- this charter.
the The next charter was introduced
the Henry Phillips, of Madison, (whig) nc
ON 4 candidate for the Senate, who was
hat great shinplaster man, author OF sll
Ca bank report the same year, urging t
INK increase Of banks and shinplaste
AXE This was called the Central Bank
hat Mississippi. The-vote stood SOior
cdy II members voted againstit, ali
cas- whom were democrats but two.-(S
au- journal, pages I634.)
Ious In the Senate there wereseVen vol
,ote for the Benton and Manchester X
low. Road and Banking Company, 2 den
oes. Gratis and 5 wings; against it there We
INTO 6 votes, wing and democrats.
ost- (See Journal, p. 1919
,ulJ At the January session, 1887 in
and Senate there were / votes for the |
nch ION Bank and SvoteS against it, g