The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

g1ass, % b q rlsEsi question. When be
could bsliFs thar DE Congress which frsi
passed bll-lhsi WashingiOa, uho Iifsl
signed bill-<bsi JsGerson, Who signed
bal % establish branch Of the 6rst hank
that the Congress that passed me Sc
eond bank charier-thai Madison, who
signed the charisr-thst the Supreme
Court ihai has decided upon ne question,
and The concurTeni aequisscence or he
People Of the United States for forsy
years, were al ignorant Of he Cons,ifs-
hon, and had been willing 10 violate it,
when he could believe this. he would doubt
ihepower OF Congress 10 establish Bsnk,
bat not all then
The question Of power being seized N
this rapid and summary manner. he had
bat word to say, and lime would alio~.
him 70 say bat word. Is 70 che expedi-
ency Of ihe measure. He thought ne
measure Of establishing bank necesssry.
A bank could not make business cauen-
cy, exchanges, and sths custody Of the
public money worse than hey are now.
A change viii be an improvement, and
the experience Of the past and the wis.,
dom Of The present point 70 an institution
Of this kind as equally important To the
operations Of the Government and the bu-
siness transactions Of the People. Pub
lie necessity and public interest all require
the passage Of some measure Of this Kind.
Had he Tire power 10 frame bill. he
would make il different IN many particu-
lars from the present. He would prefer
bank with branches Of circulation, with
power to deal in exchanges, and believed
that such an Institution would answer the
purposes Of the Government, and would
give good circulating medium and equal
ize exchanges. He had no time 10 dis
cuss the subject, and could not but now
say lhat he would vote for the present bill
because il seemed 70 be one most agreea-
bic 10 a majority, and be could not hope
TO effect his wishes in the details Of such
measure.
Some measure was necessary. The
puhlicinierestuniied with the public voice
in loud demand for It's passage. He
would cheerfully yield to the require
ments Of both, and sustain the measure.
Having said this much, he could but ex-
press the hope that the measure would
pass this House, and finally become the
law. He had now two minutes left Of the
FIVE, by the Shrewsbury clock, and he
would lei some one else appropriate them.
The hour Of IL having arrived. the COM
mittee, in pursuance Of the order Of the
House Of Wednesday last, proceeded,
without further debate, 10 vote on all
amendments spending or that may be of
fered."
i Many amendments were proposed, but
none Of them were adopted; and no far
Their amendment being offered, the COM
mi,,ee rose, and reported the bill 70 the
House, precisely in the form in which il
came from the Senate.
I The question then being on ordering
the bill 10 third reading, the previous
question was moved and seconded; and
being put, was decided in the affirmative
yeas l29, nays 97.
Il SO die bill was ordered 10 have its third
reading; and being read, by its title, il
was passed by the following vote:
H Fcas.-Messrs. Afford, Allen, L. w.
! Andrews, S.J.Andrews, Arnold, Aycrigg,
Babcock, Baker, Barnard, Barton, Birds
eye, Black, Blair, Boardman, Borden,
Bots, Briggs, Brockway, Bronson, Mil
ford Brown, ]. Brown, Burnell, VIM.
Butler, Calhoun, w. B. Campbell, i. ].
Campbell, Caruthers, Childs, j. e. Clark,
S. N. Clark, Cowen, Cranston, Cravens,
Gushing. G. Davis, VIM. c. Dawson,
sDeberry, J. Edwards, Everett, Fessenden,
Fillmore, A. L. Foster, Gamble, Gentry,
Giddings, Goggin, p. G. Goode, Graham.
Green, Greig, Habersham, Hall, Halsted,
w. s. Hastings, Henry, Howard, Hud-
son, Hunt, ]. Irwin, James, VIM. G..
johnson, i. ID. Jones, ]. p. Kennedy,
King, Lane, Lawrence, Linn, s. Mason,
Mathiot, Mattocks, Maxwell, Maynard,
Merriwether, Moore, Morgan, Morris,
Morrow, Nisbet, Osborne, 0wsley, PEN
dleton, Pearce, Pope, Powell, Profit,
Ramsey, B. Randall. A. Randall, RAN
dolph eRayner,sRencher, Ridgway, Rod
ney. Russell. Salions;all, SergeantsShep-
pcrd, Simonton, Smith, Sprigg, sStanly,
Stokeley, Stratton, Stuart, Summers, Ia
liaferro, j. b. Thompson, r. w. Thomp-
son, Tillinghast, Toland, Tomlinson,
Triplet,. Trumbull. Underwood, Van
Rensselaer,, Wallace, Warren, sW ashing-
ton, E. ID. White, ]. L. White, Il. W.
Williams, t. Williams, G. ii. Williams,
]. L. Williams, Winthrop, Yorke, A.
Young, j. Young.-l2s.
Nags.--Messrs. Adams, darlington,
Anterior, Banks, Beeson, Bidlack, Boyd,
Bovine, A. V. Brown, Charles Brown,
Burke, S. ii. Butler, VIM. O. Butler,
Green WeCaldwell, p. G. Caldwell, ].
Campbell, Cary, Chapman, Clifford, Clin-
ton, Coles, CrayensO Daniel, r. d. Davis.
Dean. Dimock, Doan, Doig. John c. Ed |
wards, Egbert, Ferris, ]. G. Floyd, G. A.