Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
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Bank Bill Passed -!

~ MAJORITY Of ,hrv-one votcs.
Intense interest manifested n the result There
wa 81 much difference 1i apiuiun among The trlends
oi Bank TO The details ihe bill. that vas sup
posed hat 1Ineudnuu,s OF lmuorianrs might ne
made and lhe l, probably ost between tie huus.
- But caucus asst aighi agreed TO AXE the ball
came rom .he Senate. without iui,ing an CROSS
iug r A vas, crowd ,hronged the onbi-s and gaI-
aries OF ihe House during he sitting When Tie m.
salt ui he iual vote announced there vas a gen.
erai aud spontaneous -ars, Of applause rom he gal
.rues
There we're good nanv okcs passed about The /
Hall even IA The moment, VI triumph, relation 10 the
next ordeal that he Bill undergo.
As soon As The Journal of Yesterday vas read.
DR. ,argeant moved that he House go uin Commit |
Zee OF tte Whole, which agreed 10. and The Com.
niiiee resumed ihe consideration of he
Fiscal Bqnk BiA.
Mr. Roosevelt SAID that ms constituents viewed the
establishment Of a national Bank. as a movement Of
deadly hostility against he liberties the country
hn then vent "a show that, he elections ueld
the sv New York, previous The present time the
Wings, when charged with the Intention Of creating 4
Bank. bad expressly declared thai they opposed
20 ! Bank, and disCountenanced The agitation 1f he
question, and pronounced Il vile SANDER and, said
ne members Ji he VI ing faith this io0r
showed clearly that hIs question mad been decided
1v their constituents the ate elections. Having
iensIveiv commented upon the known views Of Gen.
Harrison ana Mr. TYLER, ne irew The conclusion ;hat
the wings lad gwen absolute pledge that Tins meas
should not 1e forced upon the people. He ,hen
went INTO examination Of he operation Of The bank,
should / be created; and said was proposition 70
7u, the funds Of 'hs government under he control lf
nine secretaries Of The Treasury. unknown The aw
and irresponsible 20 the Government.
Mr. King obtained he ioor. lud Iutu an 1rr1-
ment 20 show hat The business Of the country could
not be transacted with purely metallic currency.
Mr. Johnson Of sd. SAID hat although tins Jill was
not such ne would nave CHOSEN. still ne
would ,or It, because ne believed the iull power
20 incorporate National Bank vested IN Con-
gress. He further objected the power gwen to the
Bank discount; 1u, ms the best bill he could
yet, ne should Tor IT, and Is ne mad not time to
make argument, ne would merely give ,his reason
for taking The OIL
Mr. Pearce. 0f Nd, asked 10 address the House
in repv 10 MS colleague Mr. Mason vino had. On d
previous day, charged that Maryland was nisropre-
scented by portion Of her Wing delegation on This
door bui the hour OF taking up the amendments 10 the
bill having arrived, .eave granted.
The question striking out The enac,ng clause was
ilen put ana ost, ayes = noes 1876
The bill having gone through section Nv section the
reported 20 the house pitho,a amendment.
Mr Arnold moved he previous question, winch was
seconded,
And the question. shall The main question now be
Hui, vas carried ,he affirmative
On The main question, winch shall he bill ~
-caa I ttir1 lqe,
Mr. Cave Johnson asked Tor The yeas and aays,which
were ordered, and there were yeas I19. nays o..
The question then up On the final passage 1
The BILL and passed yeas l2s nays D.. IS follows
YEAs-Messrs Afford, Allen, L. W andrews :
hrHHFl f.I.a Il.4--
Barton Blrdseye, Black, BLAIR BoaTdman, Borden
, Bolts, Briggs, BrorkwaY. Bronson. u. Brown. J
Brown. Burnel, Wn. Butler, Calhoun, William 3
Campbell. Thomas J. Campbell. Caruthers, ChIids
Joan q. Clark. =. n Clarke, Cowen, CTansJon. era
vens. Cushing q. Davis, y n. e.. Dawson, Denerrv
John Edwards, Everett, Fessenden. Fillmore, F L.
Foster, Gamble. Gentry ,ITiddugs LoggIu,P & lIu0de
Graham. Greea, req Eabersham Hail, Halsled. "
:. Hastings, Henry Howard, Hudson. Hunt, lame.
irwin, James. VIM. Cost Johnson I. D. Jones' Jum ?
Kennedy. hng, Lane. Lawrence, Lam, Samson Ma.
son. MajhIot hauoCss. Maxwell. Maynard, Mer
vCtuer, Moore Morgan. Morris, Morrow, Nisuet, Ds
borne. DWsev. Pa3ree. Penuleion. Pope, POWELL Prot
III, RAMSEY. BENJAMIN Randall, A. Randall, Randolph
RarncT Rencaer kdgwav. Rodney. Russell, Sa!iun
stall. Sergeant >hepDera. >imonon. Smith. Spung
Stanley >tokeiev trattUn. stuart, Summers, Ialiater
70 I1nn B. Thompson. R. " Thomson. Tllliugnast
Poland, I1mlHsou, 7 1pett. F-umbuil Underwood
an RENSSELAER,, ~ ai.acG. lrTcn lsuIngiun. =. D
p White, ] L. White Thomas W Williams Lewis WI
.ans q. H. - .ll4anS j. L. lllams, Winthrop
Ylrse. Augustus Young John YIGHg--l5z
g NAYs-Nessrs. Adams, Arlington. tlherton. Banks
Benson, BidiacE Bovine. Buvd Aaron Y Brown
e Charles Brown Burke. Sampson Il. Butter, William
Cd Butler Green " g4luWell. Patrick y. Caldwell
J Campbell. Cary Chapman. Ci.oTa. Clinton. Coles
CuyeHs, Daniel. r. D. Davis. Dean Dinock Doan
Dong, J. r.. EDWARDS, 2. herr.Fe q. FluyiC
e S. F0vd Torrance, FIos. T Foster. diner " iiliau
o. Goode, Gordun Gusliue Harms. John Hastings
HAYS. Holmes, Hupsu-. iours, Houston, Hubbard
-Luuier .ngeTsoi - liam ~. IRWIN Jack. Cav
Be Iuuusou. Jehn. ~ Jones. hsm, Andrew KENNEDY
= Lewis Liu.ehe.l lowell Abraham Mo- 'enu, K
, Mcclellan. Mckay. Nchenn. Mallory. Harraeud
d g. Marshall r r Marshall. J Thompson Mason
, Matthew'S. hedil, miller. Negiar1. Oliver, Parneutai
. Ptu1dge PAYNE, PcEeus, PlImer Re4ing RAeit
Riggs. Rogers. Roosevelt, Sanford, Saunders snas
70 Shields. Snyder, >teenr1d. sweeney, rlrnev. Van Bu
rem, ard, IS iuersou, Weller. NsstbrouA, ! - N'ii
ANS. Wise, Aloa--J-
d The House men adjourned.
"a ~ANATE.-Tle Naval Pension Bill rom ID,
p House, vas ordered miro reading.
e DfstrrDutlo1l BlH
BE- On u0uuu of ut -mI,H. 1f IndaUa. he Senate pa
IS eaeaci CONSIDER ne l. lle iulss 'or me- IA
e ,rIan I Tie proceeds of he safe ~ Toe lunhc and
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