Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

/ '"neie's, aud expressive OF Their dlsapp, oballon
III 'he same laid on the table and ordered 10 be
panied.
lie act establishing duties and DR. ,wbacks coming
up ~ the Unfinished business
Nh BERRlEN, pursuant 10 notice given ycster.
day, mnved tia, be Lad on the iabr, with view 10
take nP the consideration OF the bill To sstabl sh a
Fiscal tnlpnrai,nn
/ MI RlNES opposed this mo,ion aud expire ,sed
hls hope that the Revenue b,ll would be proceeded
WIN "hll II vas disposed III. lie understood The
notice gwen by the Senator from George to proceed
ON the superstition that the Revenue bill wopid By
tbs tune be gone through with.
Nh. CLAY sud that he was. Of course, te DIV 10
submit /" an, arrangement which the Senate mlgln
p,eiri b 4 II ttrlaIuly had been the gener under
Standing at The adjournment yesterday that the Bank
olll WIS to be taken up to-day. With thni under
"'andtne. Nj. T.. had himself come 10 the Senate
das' II the Revenue bill was To be taken up, he
s'nuId like 10 fuiei To statistical tables winch
ne hoa not now w,th HIM; he would not sly, how
e' J. lh'l he was nnptrpned 10 proceed mnh that
oa " such we've the pleasure ollhe Senate. In 10
gard 10 the l}auk bill, lac would merely say ,h,r II
came 10 the Senate from the Commute m F,n,uee
precisely IN the i",m IN winch had been SEM Il on,
ne l'enS' OF Representatives., II WAS II hhl Ia
tabliSh "A Bank Of Exchange ; II JUS, the half OF
lla whale which, as he understood, ,hr Sen,te,
from Virginia (Alr RNrs) lind been prepared 10
advocate: though but hall the loaf II still mas bel
tel thin no bread; aud. although IT was lnr II bank
moi cNaety such rs MI &. could dc,ne, lie WIZ
nevertheless prepared To vote fol IT. II with
oni reluctance that he had brought hls mud u
that point but having done so, he had come
10 the Senate to gave that vote. lie should. how
ever, ahlJe the command oi HE Scuafe II they
chose 10 proceed with the Revenue bill he was rca-
DIV.
Mr. ARCHER SAID thar, pcrsonally he WAS in
inherent winch bill VAS taken up; but as ms col
league had expressed wish III further delay,
would be inconsistent With thai courtesy hc had
lound exercised toward himself 10 refuse the ,equ ~
lie had ''ade up his mind as To the vote he shuuld
give on the Il ,uk bill
Nj CLAY. (which way !"
Nj, ARCHER ,erhcd tia, IN some oil the con.
ul auons winch the Wings had held among ii,rm
selves as 10 tins bill the Senator from kentucky had
declared his purpose 10 hold himself reserve
hIs '"te aud Mr.. A, claimed ion himself the same
ugh; aud IN present circumstances his vote mish
count lor something but, inasmuch ~ the Senator
had nro"cd his Determination, Nh. A. should do
the same. lie should vote Ter the bill. Bun hc
could MOI see II consistent with parliamentary
isy 10 ins's on his colleague beng called Ia gve
his vote nov. AS Mr. A. very de,i,ons that hi~
colleagues vote should accord with hts eva, aud
as he was not without some hope that such m,gil
be the resulr.) he hoped tie Senate would r,,nt
h'm HE indulgence of a lulle further time 10
sldct the subject.
MI CALHOUN WIS reluc,an, TO slow aoy wan,
OF courtesy, bur he really was very desiious the Sc
nate should Coon with the Bank bin, had ,esre,-
dcsfons 10 leave the city, being pressed by very
.ent pii,alc business yet he mus sa, that mud
II Is Bhuh bdl Should have bren eIhet passed de
feat ii, and unll the requisite time bad been allot
dcd the P'esld 10 aei upon II, lhe,e WIS moi the
slightest hope Of IN adlournmeut H. therefore d.
sued thai thai "ho hnd 10 be despatched first should
now be taken up fi,st The subject had been long
brlnle every gcutl' man. and lie really could not ihinh
IT Eiautng the Indul .cucc asked by the Senator hon
Virginia.
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mistaken the whole splf aud purpose Of his remarks.
lie ak Il no fvnis. lie lcll himself well prepa,.
ed 10 90 on with the Bank bill other gentlemen,
aud hc had asked that the Revenue bill should be
proceeded with only on the general principle which
hc ihought had been agreed to N Tie oul ct, lhal
when once n sub Ject WIS taken upi should -: -.
abandoned or suspended I'll ii was Glally disposed
Of Asto thai bill lie bad no purpose oil non.com-
initial. In HE shape rhr blli stood he could pol
and sh' aid not voie III us f,yor. lie ANXIOUS
In vofe ir II, and II modified lac possibly mighl d.
The 5"e Tor from South Cnoina had SIP ken Il the
necessity # blowing the President good dead OF
tIme to make mp ms mind.
Nj CALHOUN, I4ieIposing. No; not at all.
meant only 10 say that the bill sho Id he disposed
OF before can dJoufn; aud must # nrccssay,
allow Ihr Pleslden his len days. iequlied IN the
Constitution.
Mr.. BERREN explained. As far rs his person.
al ehnps aud wishes concerned, hc should de-
sltr 10 accommodate the Senator from Virginia,
(Nr. RIyEs) bul lie acted under instruct ons
rom hIs coinmiitee. and, III pursuance OF those
Insllucuens, he renewed the mollon that Il e
Senate take up the bill To establish Fiscal Colpo-
Iatton.
Mr.. WOODBURY. SAID he rndcr.raudlng cer-
taiuly had been that the Bank bill should be takel
up aud the Revenue bill lad aside make room irr
II. lie hoped that II woul be done
The question being taken, II cjde1 in the
affirmative as foil ,"s-l as "a, nays IA.
BlLL TO ESTABLISH A FISCAL COR
POkArION.
Mr. BERRlEN, from the COMMITTEE on FL
nanc e, who had rcported the bill from he House Of
Representatives, went at large INTO general expose
ol IFS contrnls, an argument IN deteGce OF IT'S
iuuor alily and expectancy, showing sis con
loi miy both 10 the POSITION LAID dawn by the Pre-i-
dent, especially 10y implication, IN hIsve message,
and also with the amendments propo- cd 10y Mr..
RIvEs to the bill formerly reported BY Mr.. CLAY.
Aiu report OF this speech is II p,ephiaton by
our Rep ner; but cannot now be inserted.
Mr.. CLAY repeated the statement he h ID made
At the outset, that although lhls ball such
he thought the necessities Of the county rqun,d-
II iel ,ort, lar short Of wha he could have wished
10 see--yel 1t would accomplish to considerable
extent Two most Important objects; tho was The
regulation OF the exchanges ui the county the ohe
HE insuiing a sound aud uuiior currency though
all parts OF the cuunuy. Ii being has mea-
sure winch was likely 20 accomplish mucn good, lie
should not refuse to vote Tor II mercy because u
did not accomplish all The good he had hoped and
desired. lie went ior dong as much good AS lac
couId, ncve!y sphere OF hle IN which hls lot
move and, on that prncip e. the bill SHOULD have
his vote
MI. BEN ION offered To am nd The hill by sirik-