Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

Toeton. The paper 10 question not only profsx,ed
to report at large the very words OF the speaker.
but IN addition To that, the very looks were eyer
and IN the report alluded to, he had seen his own
most graphically described. Il had been made to
appear that no (Mr C.) had taken "A seat near the
Senator from Massachusetts,, in anticipation OF an
| incident which subsequently, occurred when roth.
| ing further from his thoughts. The fact was
he had removed from his own seat TO a place near
| the passage door to get breath OF air. and while
standing there, the Senator from Illinois kindly rose
and pressed him 10 take that seat and he had avail
cd himself Of his poiIeness.
| MIR Young That is the fact.l
At this period the Senator from Virginia mir
Archcr) WAS addressing the Senate, and among
other remarks, had charged him (Mr CT with hay-
ing made an inquiry that, # answered, would have
led to breach Of order. lie replied TO the Senator
that he did not know that the inquiry would have
led TO breach OF parliamentary rule. At this stage
of the business, the Senator from Massachusetts
(Mr Choote) made some explanations, and mutual
explanations were made, yet this very charitable
editor or reporter had come the that his
(hr C.'s) approach to the Senator from Massa-
chuse,,s was with a view TO present that gentleman
IN the attitude OF person who had stated what was
not true. Now, what were the facts in this case ,
lhe Senator nom Massachusetts, in the course Of
ms speech, had stated i'm very strong terms his be-
hei that no bank bill would be passed unless the
Amendment otthc Senator from Virginia was adop.
ted. The emphatic manner IN which this declara.
uon was expressed, naturally made him d.sirous TO
know whether the Senator had arrived at such "A re-
sun through communication, (which he hardly
Oelievcd,l from tine expressed opinions of Senn-
tors and members Of the other House. That wa,
the sole object he had IN view, and the information
was Ultimately obtained by the explanation given
oy the Senator, which clearly exhibited the proptie.
~ OF these occasional calls for information Moth
Ing on earth could have been further from his pur
pose than 10 have done said any thing disparasing
OF gentleman Tor whose character and ability he
entertained the most profound respect and OF whose
itelnes and regard he had ever had the most con
elusive proofs.
In conclusion, he would take occasion 10 express
tue regret he ielt IN common with others, at the
Misunderstanding which unhappily occurred YES.
Ieruay between the friends from Virginia, (Messts.
Archer and Rlves,l and the great plesure he now
eSper enced IN finding that mutual e,nlanntions
had restored each TO the confidence and esteem of
the other lie expressed the hope that the remain
DER OF The debate whether conducted by friends
on ihaI sitc CT the House, by political opponents
On inc other would be characterized by that liberal
Ivy, that dignity and decorum which became tho
proceedings OF so grave and delibeTatire a body.
Nlr AK HEX here rose and made some friendly
. lu p'ayII' remarks IN relation to the misunder-
SIahClhS winch had unfortunately occurred between
hlulse'i anu ms colleague. To which, Mr. RINES /
manner. F ~ ''e'uS
Mr. LINN, after expressing his satisfaction AT the
amIcaoie termination Of the matter said thar he 81
ways had ana ways should treat Sens,crs No..
sona''y WI h respect and decorum, but when tb.v !
ehose 10 depart from that course he too wopId use
inc h iomahawk aud sealpins knife. He alluded TO |
the denuncationS that had been o,,de ,,,,,~, G.
Jackson and said that, on every occasion in y,b;oI
'hat great ana good old man was assaiI.5 h, ,,,g
defend him al every hazard.
lhe Senate then proceeded TO the discussion nj
re S'' 70 incorporate the subscribers 10 the Fiscal
Bank of the United States; The anen5n,s, NJ
SlveS still pending. - "
MIR BAGARD rose and addressed the Senate a,
some 'ensih' generally IN favor ofthe PRINCIPLES Of
.ue amendment OF Mr. RlveS, and concluded bv of.
ierns as substitute the following;
Strike out a. after the word 'cornor.,ion, ard
insert may establish agencies TO consist of three or
I"o'1 persons, or 10 employ any bank or bank, Al
lny PAGES hey may deem proper, to perform the
- ''Inai'sT required Of the said corporation as
'ue usCa' agent OF the Government, and 10 MANAGE
aha transact the business Of the said co-nor,,ion
O'eF 'hsh 'he ordinary business of discounin, the
,lo"SSo'y notes That IS TO say, the said CORPORA
s'a nave me night at such agencies TO receive
tepositeSr TO GeG. or trade in bills oCexrhaps. cold
or SILVER coin, or bullion or goods or lands J,I.Ss
60 on execution, or taken bona fiIe nm n,yp,., -,
ueots or goods which shall be the proceeds ~ "a
.aIs anu 70 circulate It's notes. And, moreover II
sha.. De aWiu. Tor the said board OF 3irs-,or. ., -
vert such agencies into Offices of di.co,,, 80 J
poste unless the Legislature any particular s,stA
~ winch such agency shall be established sb,u At
20 next session. after such agency is established eT
press IT. dissent lheroto.'"
Mr. PHELPS spoke for sore Tim. :, r,.,- -,
me amendmcnt Of Mr. Rives; when
Mr. HUNTINGTON followed. ADVOCATING with
mGeh zeal The bill as originally reported tom the
Select Committee. ''o"' ''e
when ~ 3Hu'eSs inc senate
Mr. SMITH, ofIndana, having obtained the aoo,
moved 10 go into Executive session.
.iF ILAl seconded the motion, observing tbs,
Us was not attended to. 0''''s
Inc Senate went into Executive session. and r.
yer some 'ine spent therein, adjourned to Tuesday