Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

N h.ns tell the Senator, then, tha. he may
male rs arrangements At Is bca:c.r house Tor IN"
Mr Cav. vey well, SIR
u, EinJ DID not The Senator, IN the beginning o!
Tho session press forward lis iayor;e measure the
H.rk NH J.; ..renoying The rubbish, IS he called the
Sub.Treasurv Declaring that u c'aid mol DC delayed
,,o,nen, IN order - give Tie people thus Bank u! .
If h., ,yos any real .ecrssty Tor 4. then, Il existed
s,l IL fMr KING 10 test that point, was ready, and
lie would undertake 10 make the proposition "7 ms
friends 10 get through with iheH amendments % Gay
and tomorrow and lei the bill 90 Tie vo'" 70 morrow,
Il >, Monday =, tar,hest No. that would not DO
The Senator DID not row want % fis. that Some Of
his friends we're absent: they must DC "aee ~ ~"
whom then the delay: -
He MIR KIM vas truly sorry 10 see the honorable
Senator 50 far forgetting what Is cue 70 ."e Sehae
to talk Of coerciny BY any possible aoridsneh' OF
lis free action The freedom Of debate nae never le.
been abridged in that body since the founoa'on q
this Government. Was il III o. becoming aiiei nay
years OF unreslraned liberty, to threaten Il WIN sag
| law. He could tell the Senator that as Peaceao!e Z
man as he MIR kinyl was whenever II was attempted
violate that sanctuary he, for one would resist MAJ
attempt even unto the death. Perhaps all TINS was TN
called for but the occasion would be some excuse
He Tor testing the question 81 Tie Senator power
TO carry his Bank bill. Let It be called up now, and
let The country Judge between the Senator and The Up
position, whose the fault OF delay he hr h'nsl
would undertake say that there should lie no delay
on the part OF his friends. Let this Bank bl! be dis
II
other measures in their due order
| Mr. Benton said he ready 10 take the question
al anv time but though there ought 10 be no difficulty
about il Tomorrow afternoon, Monday at aEinest
He vas willing to SIT I'll! o clock to-day and 10 10.
morrow, 10 ret through with Il. One word about ths
thing called freedom nt debate. IL vas READY 70 al.
nit that the liberty II speech had been greatly abused
H. thus CHAMBER lie could not ihirh otherwise when
ne rccol-cted The proceedings THE las, Congress lie
,orbearance Of the majority then IL power severe
l. tested Bu, il thought Of resofting 10 gag.
law- though there would have been some show o. w
TIE IN s,emming the ifcenous abuse q t'e 'loe3s -
speech wnicn daily rs.etis-d 5y the theh minority
lie was opposed 10 all restrictions ot debate IT. COM
mittee e whole il particularly REQUISITE IN PEE
ectng bill, 10 scrut'nze every WORD lie omission
nl single word bill passed Il che session h.c cos'
upwards of a million Of money
He understood u was IN contemplation % introduce
the previous question The Senate. not only u u o.
dinarv proceedings, but IN Committee Q! tie Whole
i, was easy 10 see hos: h!,l would be amended then
He would CONSIDER sn attempt 10 rule The Senate,
oy tile dcspoiisn oi the gag had IS introducing
band IL soldiers INTO force measures through, b.
p,,c! NJ opposing Senators IN, ~ the windows lie
would consider lis political l'a extinct, u such iea.
,ur, sa- carried Lewis the NJ, once i!ndng u on
c,,i IA carry lie registration 81 ectct III one OF TIE
French chambers. stood th- hall "ts ~ "a; On a'G
ms w,p i. s hand, TIL Il done But ic had the
rrac. IL repent after !ilr;er II was young man
Ahen H. dc He regretted II . Tie cay y ms ieash.
Bat tr moment @!p introduced INTO tG;s chaie-f,
he would c0nsIcer I'M egs!s,Te lie eSiiagiis.rd lie
h.d RISEN 10 propose ,ieaG- Il the Ban. bli that
the should proceed with :. lie would undertake iof
n,,a, ai friends he read - lar tie S"'e o. Mon
day at tar.best lie WISHED N na.e,ahefs = '4He
down hs proposition he wished = - abroad - Tue
world that i had been mace.
Mr. Clay sad 70 the proposition Of IN" Senator I
from A4ban: test the question en- tie bank ei.'
no.y 0. N 4 Gar two did H. perceive that ~ Inc
yerv remarks i. had made himself he had gwen
49, Good -rason yhy IA, ,es: could not be TAX en,
that u the absence g.. some Senators.
Mr. K M sand IL believed there was 10 one absent
aa. lie senator from Eirrinia ilr ktyes
,I- Clay SAID H. did net know that the absence o!
tho Senator from EIrrina noi make much difference.
-, ,h.ra vss not tul attendance ii Senators lie
MI CIoyl would. however. say TIA: after al, lie
ihon,h, ,b Gentleman on Inc other side would iri j,
.a Lc,,cr IN 10 on with the public business iarmoni-
,,a, n.no,sdv ,ore,Ier and al would 70:
-. i,,- H. vonld ramind the Gentlemen of ;.elr /
,.n conrsa wien in power and the frequent occasions
!, which ,,;e minority then acted with courtesy al
os, az ,.e Treasury bills 10 pass, and OF "afious
o.E.r .ccas aas lie would, in CONCLUSION. say that
= saan i. tie business Of tie Executive session. on
which hey wc:e about - enter through, IL now
cave notice Ire would move take up the Lo.s Bat
Mr. Calhoun SAID . iudgmen, mad been pronounced,
he supposed Submission expected. ne unfe-
strained liberty OF speech and freedom OF debate had
hcen preserved N the Senate tor htiy wears But no"
The warning gwen that The y@ae vas 70 Dc pun ~
which had ALREADY been placed On 'ae "'he' prtch
q Congress There never had been ooGy N ms or
any other country, II which, Tor sucH !eng'h q 'e
80 muca dignity and decnFrm q deoaic mao oeen man
tanned II vas feinarkaole ior me 'ac a' '"e 'i"se
Of DISCUSSION was les discurs'e t"aa u any o'h%F -
m!aT body known Speeches wee Hh''"fihiy co''lheG
70 IN" suhisc; uncsf debate. l"e'e con- y - Pe
Text ;of interference. i"e'e "s's ,i''s - 80 l. "
fcs?otsinS fit "nc!a give me "e"ato' i.o"' NJ
lucky notice 70 oFihs % lis gaS = = -
Pleased. i' "ou'- NV = ~ 800
seemed % think
Tie morning hour having eSP'T'd
Mr. Linn asked tor moment % make irW !e'!lalHs.