Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
CnuFo.lence CT the N Y Exp IS.
Wdtlss'oa. May 2lst Thursday erening
THE SuB-TREASURY BILL.

Tsgsme Of the Expcrimonters is at lem
tirlhe House in Committee ofthe whole
:sls, the full tide Of debate. Thus early !
h .scgssion, can assure you that the
v4be resisted TO the last. The Wing |
ss- are determined to oppose the Bill
tg sm and feature, and this they do ua-
eTcions from their constituents. That
liaHstra,ion members have no excuse |
1,inq this determination in reference TO |
iscied action on the Bills for the sup
tee army and Navy, they twice and
Rand earnesOy entrcated the members to
p he appropriation Bills before the ac-
20 The Sub-Treasury Bill This was
2eem and denied the ecu TRY to, h iuld
Ehk legislation become or be considered
say upon either of the two more impor-
Bis now in Committee of the Whole,
somed it expedicn, To say thus much TO
r. Won for long, exciting and able de-
sNN the sub Treasury Bill. Regarding
s.isure as obnoxious upon every princi-
|irairio,ism and justice, believing thatit
5s,oed TO build up the Executive and to
tgsn the people, convinced that the coun-
ammo, pyosper under the continued opera
! % ue law, unwilling 10 give the President
Keys Of the Treasury, and disbelieveing the
5ii1De- that men are honest just ~ proportion
hey az, led into temptation, for all these and
ye1sons as important, the Wing members
unite IN an uncomprising opposition to
Bill. The only power otresistance TO the
fSnalion on the part of the Executive lett
r opposition is to combat and expose the
'ns measure OF the party which is for
chains for the people, Ye, who are for
sas up the power of the Executive who
~ thai the President should hold the purse
seld the sword, We, who while Executive
s,e has increased from the few and nat
thsnHels flowing from the fountain and
Constitution, TO the torrents which are
~ down from every mountain and over
Y every family under the mighty acct
alioa Of executive power, come yo 10 that
a gbIiee which in a republic makes the
cuu's king, a ruler over both the civil
Ssa military forces, over the finances
'e collected and the revenues as received;
700 WHO have mourned as We have seen
l'ue stream swell and expand till it has
ne Ike he ocean, behold how weak ye
S'ta resisting the mighty power of the
alEe il is decreed that the sub-,reas-
= sail pass, thsi the wages Of the poor
az be kept low. that Republican Amer
~ be modelled after the "hard money
wants Of monarchical Europe" The
Ne are To he kept rich and TO be made
Tan they are by making the poor poor
M they are The cry is, that prices
- aga" that paper money must be a.
H-a, that the "limi,ed amount of gold
Hl'e' ha' ,hers Is In the country is insult
~ 70 delha business Of the country" that
must mlnuiacluFe piece Of goods here
sap as such piece Of goods can be man
wed IN Germany or France. or any OF
A'a money governments of Europe. ~
sarh opinions and Arguments the sub
'-p eiA Is brolgh, forward, and for the
good that resistance 10 tyranny is an o.
800 10 God, the sub-iEeasury bill will be
I" 9hlll IFS merits and dement's become
Gay known 10 the people. TIE whole
ne VII be- dIsseeted and exposed until
ttHs aie seen and known by the people
s'e by the officers Of government
- ions which propose an Executive
slleh advocate tho making Of two cur.
= which operate in The diminu,ion Of
I, . Nhieh multiply tbs number Of EKecu-
Z Hsea's and which increase the probabili-
@,ssPPlicaiion at loss OF tho publlc
y NJ oe osHyassed and exposed, II Is
a.. mat a. iess, four score speeches will
~ upon tho bill, and tia, the discussion
y terminate for weeks.
M year Of the Sub-Treasury system
We last The internal machine de
- oes'py oihcrs, may become the 10
ny esaih 10 The Inventor.
y 'le- Treasury was before the Houss
y 'o'eSFaHaeui tonight. Mr. Gushing