Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27


would be ended forever.
| MIR Marshall then went at length 10 show thai li
bin might be signed by the PRESIDENT ana q"o.s"
clauses from tie veto message, TO sustain ms sf2u'ie
MIR Marshall said if the President "uhid vet" t,i
hllI he should feel bound, representative oi .h
,unirv Ia nm him with The bill, not TO trap hih'' nov
n head him, not 10 catch him with running hooSe'
aut 10 try hun. ', c,l, u.
Mr. Marshall having gnt warm, spoke ieenns'y :"
tho nrohobIc dissolution Of the Wing party, ana c"a
II. We w;,b eudesyorng 10 break II up, root aho
lL.,cb IL endea yored To answer Mr. WISE imPe''
ona,ion of Rnnor by playful sally. lie 'ne' w 90
x,ract from the National lnici!igehctr :" 'u.y :, ~
N which Mr. Clay vas lauded 10 the SKIES. ~, =,
say, as Nathan said unto D1'''' No
"Thou art the man 90, ,,.u ans obo oil
oil. ,,,, H., or;,,ee
~ sJ III; Bank was precisely like the other lie de
;a ,bot = n s Bank was demanded by the people,
or the Administration party, # IL was by the eaone',
and showed that of the Cabinet, MIR. Granger hao
Il rned out persons from ONCE lhah @A"u'e" JAIN
son did during his whole term
| Ar Profit, said he belle we'd the Wing party was mol
IN be found in these halls; they were 10 be inuhd at ne
,long b. ha Hdlcs and in the workshops ne Hh'9
uar.y succeeded by the addition OF the o!d JACKSON
men who wished To reform the abuses oil the Adh'hs
,,.,;nn He compared the vetoed bill, which was con-
cocted in the Senate to make great men-to MAKE re
sdents-to limpng animal that stalked up the avenue
with leg of brass and leg of wood, and hnhly d'ec
with the Bolts lie said he belonged 10 the corporal
guard and il the member from virginia wou'n PERM
him he would march as the hunibest member OF The
fornrn hone He thought the President ought 10 nave
4 : nrw Cabinet; and il hr asked when, he should
saw now II l!iey went out Of their own accord 5"
unch The better. lie went against AZ Gay WAN snr
,o I'm, he nc yer cou!d have ilr Clay Tor his Presi
dent He fell the chains upon his wrists now he did
no, feel them when he advocated MIR. Clay cause BE-
fore The people for thirteen long years lie sad the
name Of The bill would be changed before It was passed,
and lie should not be surprised It II was caied oup-
Treasury bill.
Mr. Profit defended Mr. Tyler with eoquencc, and
10 the fullest extent. -,
Mr. Johnson oc MARYLAND followed in defence of the
bill.
Mr. Pope of kentucky made conciatory speech.
He alluded to the prevalence Of public opinion against
HE Bank He said, though he went for a Bank, and
would 90 with his Wing friends, if they would not go
with him still he thought the Fiscal Corporation would
. he hone Of contention for ages lie SAID ne shoniu
!.el little mean when he went home WIN liis niue
F'iscnI Aren't lie began to feel mean already. lie
.,;d 4 they would strike nut the clause which forbade
Congress 10 make another for twenty years he might
vote for it,
Mr. Everett Of Vermont went in favor Of the bill,
AMI expressed satisfaction That The iresiuchi haa
vetoed the first bit
Nj Underwood followed and gave his Bank eSpe-
renee lie objected 10 the making OF Bank Tor Dor
rowrrs He went for the loanrrs. He glad the
first Bank had been vetoed. lie should 60 ior this
one now He went into defence of Mr.. Clay, and
said he could not be dictator who opposed tyranny
The hour of 4 having arrived, the committee pro
crcdrd 10 vote upon the amendments
The frs, amendment, 10 strike ont the enactIng
clansc was rejected by tellers-aycs -, noes 1872
Air Bid!1ck offered the following, 10 come IN at the
end Of the OH fundamental article:
Sand the cashier of the SAID 'FIscal Corporation and
each Of lis agenccs wherever established, SHAH annu
ally, lhe 1T Monday Of January transmit to eael
House of Cnngress Est OF all bulls OF exchange pou9
ard sold by demonstrating the amount and date OF each
With The name Of the drawers, endosrrs, ant
nccr n,ors and showing The amount OF business thu
done with each individual or firm with the date ane
mode If pavmcat; and the sad cashiers ana asch
shall keen book in which shall be entered list o a!
,ba offers f., The purchase sale Of any bills witt
e action Of the board of directors thereon or the &C
Z non Of the Committee Of Exchange, Il any such com
m,tee shall exist and the books thus kept, shall at al
Office hours be open FOR the inspection oil the puoc.-
{ Rejected.
; Mr. giGlack said he had many other amendments
In, he was prevented from Offering them lie also al
i rded 10 The fact that TO Democrat had been allowed
Il sreak since the hill had been in committee.
II nJr Wtsr E.ored 10 strike out the words the DIS
! t,;c. of Columbia. Nnt carried.
= b;- Irwin moved 10 strike out part Of the nin'i
1 Fundamental rule in the Ith section, aud insert
clause from Thomas Ewlnss rcpoTt-a Secretary
! Tie Treasury appointed by General HARRISON 10
carrrd-ayes A., nays lce
:. Mr Sergeant now moved 10 inc!ade the District o
Columbia so allow bills oi Exchange to be ssue
: aud said in The District Adopted
/ Mr. Roosevelt moved TO Emit The Banks in tic pur
: chase Of hs of Exchange 10 bills al s'gh'-'o ayes
lG9 noes. 50 -.
{. Mr. Roosevelt moved 10 amend the bill so NJ TO aPp
, roc,els Of sale of Treasury stock 10 the exngu'sh
II men, If tie national debt. Rejected
G Mr Roosevelt moved further TO amend The hliIny N
i scr,nr czcept promssory nStcs so as 10 prevent '
J. Bank from purchasing prussoy notes. and ih'ls eSad
/ ing tie law.
Mr. Pope of XIV moved to strike out the 2lst section
G 50 "a TO allow the IT, 5 make other iiscalItles dnr
tho time of the continuance Of the present cal Ageh'
Il Rejected
AND The Fiscal Corporation inserted by tcllcrs: lo
ayes, % noes. ,,:u ., =,
e House. with an amendment.
% Mr. S,anlv moved the previous question.
Mir Irwin rose 10 ask il il in order now TO NOV
a reinforcement of the bill 10 future time or inGrii
;, ni'cly
d Tie Chairman said it not.
I-oon In. question ssShs the main question he nov
nn. The yeas and nays ordered, and were-yea
" l20. nays 80. .
= Tie amendment was then concurrcd in without
" count. 500 49,.
j. Tie question upon expressing the bill for thr
= reading was ,hcn taken by yeas ana nays anu
: yeas I2a. nays ~. 49,,
: When the bill was finished,
.;r Foster Of New York moved the previous cues
: ton.
J. Mr. Irwin Of Pi,tsburg, Pa asked if II was IN o.
der ia pos,pon. The consideration Of this bill until ID
?. next session Of Congress.
q The Chair SAID IL not in order.
IS AIR Trw,n srid he wished the country 10 know Ina
2 he had tried every in his power 10 make such
: motion. , =, =.
rs Mr.. Cave Johnson moved 10 lar the hii! upon IN
c ah,. and upon this he demanded the yeas ana nay
and thew were ordered and were, yeas -, nays 10
Of The bill was then passed bY ma ory OF Jl
d TUESDAYS ProrctdingS.
!, SENATE.
One of the points which Republicans have most sire
!. nuousIy opposed the distribution OF the public DC
d man. was It's direct tendency To establish permanei
:, public debt The violation Of the compromise act wa
Ii apparently provided against BY the Adoption OF -