Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20

n is ssil he va, allowed 20 lti,e time that be
.e obliged 30 speas oui ihe session.
H,oai Baai
r, S,ts,e rrsurnc3 tho consideration 81 he hii 90
.,a,r .ac slusruDcis 90 the Fiscal Bank Of The
4 ~ T.e9sr offered AZ amendment providing. a. the
.f,s a llsi nothing in ilts act shall he censid-
90 sa aInissinn tuai Congress has not the power
Tor. n,e. .fr. o. repeal Tie same rnf i wen, in-
..s arr alrhi. as Go SIC origin of power in iihs
rf,-nr.i. showing shat % was uni consistent iur
/ sfrss '1 enact law binding un ITS Successor --
'af tscalftY torn oat 60 be q tascsiiy. ought %
.,rss.a t.r lmmuishle Jaw OF iAe lanif mr. r.
4 a.t a.1. end at length, in supp3r Of iae amend.
4 rf Ia,aanan said be went ior ths amendment bot
,.s,,r. hsi bad better he oycr t.l other amend
"a, tcrt gone through with.
a, Isfpsn uicn Withdrew TIE amendment Tor the
resort
-r Iay. Of Alabama, offered an amendment pro-
%. l., % tie Bank should a. any time, suspend
pc ,atneo's. or refuse 90 discharge ou demand o.
,.f %. debts 90 ihc Government. It's notes should
N as longer received Iu payment by The Government
rr taT moved 10 amend the amendment 50 As 20
'ae hai the notes OF tie Bank should not be re-
o5 during suspension. Ih, amendment was
reed zoo. 20 90 -
r, Clay of Alabama commended that this amend
b ,. warted was good Tor uothiug-in To-, Iecop-
j rs tle night OF tle Bank to suspend. Anor some
tale
M Clay. Of Alabam', moved 10 amend by proyid.
gai any suspension Of The Bank should be held as
b. far'a. forfeiture of the charter
nr Clay, of Kentucky. wished SO to amend this
buendmeu As TO render lhe suspension CAUSE Of for
1lues leaving the question 10 be tried 10y some com
t'eri tribunal
Tie amendment was finally SO modified as 10 re
5glre hat suspension should be held aud adjudge,
cause OF forfeiture OF the charter 10y some compcicn
ir.uul VIZ. the Circuit Cour, Of the United States.
The amendment was agreed TO, nan. con.
M Clay, OF Alabama, moved an amendment proyid
e hat il tie Bank shall suspend, the Secretary shal
ave power TO remove the deposllcs 20 some state Ia
slulion.
mr. Clay Of Ky, objected 10 any provision tina
should couulenauco the dangerous power Of the con
ro! OF the depositcs by the Executive, through jh
Secretary Of the Treasury. The removal of the dc
postcs from the Bank heretofore had bccn pToduc
I've OF the greatest disorder IN the currency. Con
sess should have the exclusive control of the publ
ieposiics.
Ia the House, the morning hour was given to TN
consideration OF the MLeod case, and mr. Noun
spoke on tho subject. disappearing Of the OF til
government IN relation TO A.
mr.. Gilmore, from tho Committee onways and means
reported the Bill ia relation to duties aud drawback
and II was reported 10 the Committee OF the whole o
TIE State Of the Union and moved 10 be printed.
TIE Home squadron Bin was considered in con
miiiee of the whole, and mr. Wise spoke very ably
is support when the Committee without actin
upon H.
The Ordnance Bill was passed
The Fertilization Bill was considered in Commute
Of the whole. mr.. Wise SPOKE in opposition to tal
ing the ground that works OF this would be of
use m Tine OF war, in the present state of the serviC
Of men.
lngersoll differed essentially from his views
this subject
The clause making appropriations for forts on Ii
Pea Patch Island in the Delaware, was stricken ou
after long debate, and no conclusion was come to
The bill