The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

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.ssS-s-s Ssxior, 6ersica 3avsy5 and Clay 81 Ala.
Mr. BAyard moved ihas Banks owned wholly or
% part BY States DO excluded which prevailed Yeas
50; Nays %
The question beInr takea on Mir. NieSoIson's
amendment 20 raen5ed il was negauved.
20 tho Senate decided not 90 Include Corpo-
rations.
Mr YsuDR Of III. moved that those holding
funds In trusi for aliens DO excluded from tbo
benefits Of voluntary Bankruptcy: Agreed TO.
SIR. Prenliss Of VI. now Inade long and power
fal sEgnEneat against thoggenera principles Of the
bill, TOO favorable 10 Debtors at the expense OF
Ctodtors. When he concluded, the question was
taken on engrossing tho bill for third reading,
which prevailed, Ayes "a, Nayes % Sf
Tho House arc still engaged with Mr. winIhrop's
resolution. Mr.. Rhoit spoke against il this NOR.
ming and Moasrs King aud Kennedy OF Nd. in IFS
favor. The latter gentleman moved the previous
question at the conclusion Of his speech, and IL
carried, I0l TO 100, after which the resolution
was adopted, 100 TO IO4. Mr McKeon of N. Y.
moved the reconsideration OF that vote immed.
atsly, saving that no wished to propose an amend
meni, and upon this motion he made along speech,
which was answered by M stockiey Of Ohio after
whom br Profit moved tho previous question, but
the house adjourned before taking the vote upon
this Indicious motion. .
SAruRD Az, July "a, IS4l.
In ths SENATE, Mr.. Talmndge presented psti.
in New York, and also of Reading, Pa. for Bank
rupt Law. The Bankrupt Bill was then taken up,
tho question, being on as passage.
Mr. Talmadge, with bis accustomed ability and
power soma length advocated tns pSssage Of the
bill, as loudly demanded by thf EyS hundred thou
sand bankrupts throughout the co.ihtry, to whom
no induccmeur s now held our to industry and
effort TO recover from,theirpeeuosry misiortunes,
and 70 place themselves ard their iames, not
only above want, but in situation, TO discharge
their debts, their full and entire earnings were
now grasped by The nerciless hand ofthe creditor
and thus the country deprived Of their productive
industry. ,st .-s.st a. b.-, L,,.,-,r1 "a
Mr Buchanan at some length opposed the bill,
declaring most painful duty, and avowing him.
sslf favorable Bankrupt bill OF the right kind,
which would yoid iae objections TO this. i.u,, al.
The question then taken its final passage
and carried by tho following vote:
YEAs--messrs. Barrow, Bates, Berrien, Choate,
Clay Of Ky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Henderson,
Huntington, Kerr. Merrioks Miller, moreheed,
Mouton, Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Smith OF la,
Southland, TaIuadge, Walker, White, Williams,
Woodbngs and Young--26. a' t.tnra q
NAvs-Messrs. Allen, Archer. Bayard, Benion,
buchanan Calhoun, Clay Cf Ala CuthbeIt, Fultoa
Graham, Kine. Linn McR oberts, Nicholson Pierce
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