Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-04

and and Directors Of the Mi..;..:
Bank be, and they are hiss .alsslsslppi o..
deliver up 70 the Executive : |, 'ssuis
% De cancelled by him. an M ~ y tbs So
u Their possession, signed i Is so'
nor nS and eOuniersigoed ns CO.
Treasurer, dated the isn,S y he s.
b Der, 1889. amounting n N s1y q Ssps
lions Of dollars. I" - ~, 70 fes
Be i further resolv.d IT,.
nor Of the State, n - iha' lAsCn
Auditor OfPublic Accounts I'M pl s
reasurer shall, on d ,,IS,'.s and les
efectually deface and ca0csl = 4. s'ii
gether with the coupons t ,Sa. lle se
ed, and deposite them IN =. s.ia "a
Secretary ofState for safe I'm Olas' d
And be 1t further rsso ass
Governor be, and he is be,sSr IA
and required not 10 sign aDS larss
as required BY the charter q a
sippi Union Bank, which ~. !, ue
first time. "a
The bill introduced BY n.
Walton 10 repeal the law ap ~ Ss'a
banks to issue post notes. and nl
further issue of them, a forls s ,.aA.'
charters, passed By unqui,0 ,.'.isa =
Senator, alone, having yo,eJ : '9S
10 II, but afterwards, under ~ : n oIp's.s
Senate, changed his cote.
Several bills of a local ps,r,.
the course of the day, introduce 'sa
Mixer presented a memorial f,.-s
STEPHEN Duncan, late agent Of e tb ~ ~ !.
cultural Bank, excep,iuS Il - .' 'u' as'
Special Commissioners Reoo,, "a "a, q :
animation Of that ins5itutio5 .'' ~. ! a' q
/ spread upon the Journals. h, T-.la v
a motion to have the nen.-;. ''s'i nae I.
but it did not prevail aysla - p'' 1a
A bill TO remove the SEA, ! 81. -
Yazoo county, from Benton /, Y, ~. :
passed.
] he special message of ae Co.,
in regard TO the AgrIcul,ura ~
the conduct 81 Mr.. Games. {. : ,' ~.
Attorney, was called up by n, gs
and, on motion of Mr.. Tucker. rss.,.1
select committee. raised on he -
the annual message, on the SANE -
The resolutions of Mr.. Ky!!e. n s. e.
to the disposition to be made of,s :
f bonds, were read the second tina.
, on motion of Mr. Wall, laid uDOa /,
bic.
5 Much other business of an ex5aes
: local nature, occupied the consider
i the Senate throughout the dag.
e THURz.
Mr. Campbell, from the select q.
Zee, appointed 10 confer with Blessr5
i ard and Hutchinson, proposed %
]. of a revision of the laws Of Tie 81
!. ported a bill favorable to the pyr,,
j. fifteen hundred copies of the SANE
: Mr.. Kyle called up bis resouis
e regard 10 eaucelling the STATE bons.
e in the possession of the Unoa Ba.
: moved their reference 10 conn
/ the whole house for to-monow. MI
:. remarked, that be was iufornel h
/ monslrous idea was eEterlane3 1z
that the Directory # he Una Ba
/ tie poaeer to do as they Pleas I'll
ii bonds of the Stale, without any rasz
tothe pfov;sions.of the charef unisrf
they profess TO act; and. 10 aip n IL
: this outrageous proposition, be iag
n that immediate action should Be hadq
i subject.
4. Inc motion did 20. prevail, bot
% resolutions, on motion Of Mr. Tue
. were referred to the lgiat Commute
the Union Bank.
N A bill, 10 be erutlel @An acs tiRtroi
IS by Mr.. Alsbury) to reform the bad
e system in this State, and suppress I
J., thorized banking" was roa1 tie &
Of time.
;. A bill, to be entitled, IAN acttHn
+. ed by Mr.. Walton) to prevent usl
+. lied banking was read The lhd !
N and passed. Ayes 81, nOes s.
i Those who voted in the atiirnsis.
;. Mr.. President, (Augusias aessA
J. Campbell, Coffee, Green, tifalbfE
leland. Hughes, Hill, Ives Lem, &
,e Love, Marshall, Miller. Matthews, 4
i as, Watts and Aalton.
r. In the negatiue-Messrs. CO..,
le and Phillips.
d The resi- of the day was e0ss1
a. considering the orders OF the day.