Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
WEDNESDAY. Inn, %
SUB-TREASIIpv

niter the close of the morning bus;u,ss W
arge nudience were in attendance md ,hos,, ,,i
=. uV9u u spoke ct 1t MS the ablost defence of ,h
Ii ! icasu'y system which has leen made h
q I"hy Administration member. Mr. B. renlieJ \
=, some length 10 the remarks Of MIR Clnv mn,Io -,
" Monday in opposition to the Sub-Trensurv LilI
\ MI B. spoke until neaf o'clock, and WINS io,low
= cd by
: Mr. Clay who replied separately TO the snvero
remarks nude by MIR Buchanan, MIR Clay spoke
Tor more hnR nm hour.
3 Mr. Buchanan made Il brief response.
a ter which some personal aud very exciting
REMARKS passed leween Mr. Walker and Mr. CLAW.
= ne remarks were Of an exciting character
and so aroused Mr. Walker, thn, he .Sufesscd
lnnlson ready and anxious to give satisfaction in
the SENATE or elsewhere
Mr. Walker bad SAID because Ne Clay would
not notice his response to him) that he should
hereafter make a reply to living aud not to n
dead man. w
Mr Clay rdculed the idea OF meeting the Sen.
at"r-he said that Mr. Walkers lnseeRce excited
90 emotion ~ his breast not the least H. tie world
Ua' ne would not cross the street to mcct him
- mat he considered him unworthy OF notice.
ana lhat dead as he WIS, he had life enough and
pulse enough, and always should hure, to rrpel
ue l1iperlinencc Of .the Senator from Missig ippi
or any ot his bnckers. WV
The Vice President remarked tl,d be sb oulA
not have allowed the personalities had tie,y nct
Mr. Henderson Of MssisSippi, lD; the foo = ,o
mo ROW,
HOUSE.
Mr. jones asked the'unnnimoUs cutslW -ot the
House to offer resolution, anIh0rsing 1he Cler.
10 employ printer TO prnt cerlain Occur nenis
which were much wanted.
desullory conversation ensRed. ffy dnns
was entitled TO the floor, on the unfinished bust
ness OF yesterday hut waived his rigIT, f n the
purpose OF permitting MIR Jones to tnillll l lis re-
quest
Mr. Garanl of Louisiana said he w,n,i con-
sent, II the gentleman from Virginia (SM Jones,)
would add to the resolution the words, 90 OH the
best terms he could have it executed
MIR Jones declined ,acceptug ,he .rYu1o sed a
nendmenf.
MIR Garland then objected to tie resoluGo being
offered
MIR Jones moved to suspend The rt+les but Mr.
Adams claimed the floor. and would net surren-
der it any longer.
Now mark tho care which is taken. or 1 he pro
pies money HE kind of economy Swh ch the
Loco Foco leaders practising Mr. ia mes, in
bic ince OF the whole country, st'sies iis0 the hu
slUesS OF tho House is suffering Tor iAe want of
certain printing, and asks that the cesk, may he
authorised To have it done. mo 'pefs0A objects
provided twill agree 10 instruct ,hs. clerk 10
haze IL dine the best terms he can praat re IL. Mr.
Jones refuses thus, by his actionsydeoEu ing, that
he ienrs it can be done cheaper haFiilst will eX
ecHte ii, aud that he wutld rather thtIJ bile bsi
hess should contipuc >to suffer, thar that Blair
should lose any Of thc Treasury pap. Can suclI
conduct he too severely censHred
Mr. Adams spekr for about two hoes in favor
of the amendment Offered by him Yesterday,
which amendment provides, thar "evar petition
shall he received unless objection shsAi be made
to the reception Tor special reason ;'a9d wbenev-
CT objection snail be uade, the nainesc the mem
Der ebjectimg and the reason the ol,het on shall
he entered upon the Journal. Ilc q uestion in
every such case shall he = Shaiithe, pad ion be
jected? and no petition shall be ,eicute but by
majority OF the nbers present
Correspondence Of The Courier Cna IEnQairer.
SENh-E. Jan %.
THE SUB-IREASURY PASSED.
Mr. Henderson, the Senuloc fr,nn Mississippi,
nade his debut to-day in pppesition 10 the bill,
Soundcr aud ieore pracIic:u WOW OF the sulject
has scarcely been taken, than was done hy that
gentleman. He demolished eulire!v 1lle arguments
advanced Ivy Buchanan, and Walker, tina, the state
banks were the OF all the ts:cess OF inpor
taiions, aud consequent distress under which The
country lahoreI. He showed c'N;cusivey, from
certain Statistical tables before hin thai in the
earliest portion of orr history, wit in the vvais
| 1901 and 1908, that the xcessofV'npoiraons wts
greater, in comparison with or then populstion
! aud resources than in 1898. * that there wa
noihing novel in the circumstance, and that Fan u
were not the cause He deied-!u TOO The assert.
lions Of those Senator's, that the currency of IIp
country (gOll and sperl has ella hloted cvo:,
too much expanded. mo cerraIison could In,
Justly -ins,uted between France Spain, or susi
4 hard money country, fnd the Uned States. j LEE
II American people plisediheir enterprise and i'm
dusirv to an,exteut swho!ly 'upAnown III the pA
world and there was IN excess COZ 1parcd wlh
their wants, or their means otftising money pr ~
4 u,hy. ANY attempt to give.;currenci nntf I'm
value ia any portion ofts oO,uitry, would he Ia
tile, or to grade the labor -o-'he twenty-sx dif
fercut sovrreigp repuhl!cS.hyny liked stap,ia I'd.
,Mr'rappan desired to- say something; buG II
even thai iue would deloy Ike passage ut The hi
he would iorhcar.
The hour was later then. than the usual time 10
adjournment, aud MIR Merrick asked 10 have III
5 opportunity of exantning-seiuo papers connoC3e
D with HE subject, and for lilat purpose moved 81
adjournment but this Wes-.lHcouTr ously Cepet
J. him. though extended 10 Mr. Buchanan "n for
, mer day at a. murh enPlier'haur. :" MIR N'rsifl
q, was compelled to rrn"eeti ',nprepnra', which b
did la ii ntasery strain --deuouncins. the lIDh
sirous doctrine of seFapstalg the people from 'h
I.stovernmcnt, aud sinking the real estate II tt
n country countless milli0,is OF dollars, degI adin
- the honest yeouanry o tbs country 10 c oRdI
IS lion worse lhn iheserf5 OF Europe, and del aiIt
= other ills that would he .coneequens upon rhe a
o dOption OF the iIieastlrc.
II Nh Smith (indnna,) spoke briefly, but seSen
Y tousy; he viewed The whole measure as
: porlen of the machinery by which the nd mNl is
- iration proposed To carry oS't its financial lacy.
= lie conceived il iruiess to war against the bill
70 1.-the decree had gone iorth iiat ii must be passed
Before, however. he recorded his vote, he dss:r,
to to say singc word against The policy OF the Ad
mnstratioti, which heretofore bad been equivO
cal bur It's friends had stripped oft the IN ASK, an
The ohiertstood openly avowed To crash III
& banks Ito driVen paper money from circula
e tion ie anHhilne credit TO reduce zeal estate
half It's present value I" affect the price of pro
le dnce, aud reduce the free labor OF this happ
country down to the standard of the Emnpeit
n, sevl.' Yes, said Mr. s., the political prophet q