The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08

pre-emption system IN favor oil actual sell
tiers. Mr.. 8. also submitted a special re-
port, which, with the bill as amended, was
ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Buchanan's resolutions calling for
the names of those persons removed from
Office since the 4th Of March last, was Ia
ken up. The resolution having been
read
Mr.. Mangum moved to amend the same
by inserting sand also the removals from
the 4h of March, 1929, up to the 4th OF
March, ls4l."
Mr.. Buchanan made some remarks in
support of his resolution, and against the
amendment.
MIR. M'Roberls spoke also on the same
side.
The morning hour having expired, the
Senate proceeded to consider the bill to IN
corporate The subscribers to the fiscal
agent.
Mr.. Clay rose and explained the object
and bearing Of the bill-speaking until
near > o'clock.
MIR. Calhoun desired that the further
Consideration be postponed until io-mor.
making few observations IN rela-
ton 10 the feeling Of the South IN REGARD
To a national Bank.
Mr.. Mangum and Mr.. Graham contro-
yerted the point So far as North Carolina
was concerned.
Mr. Calhoun reiterated the sentiment for
North Carolina 90 the authority Of gen.
tleman belonging to that State.
Mr.. Graham rejoined.
The consideration Of the bill was ihen
postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Bayard, the Senate
took up the bill granting the sum Of SO
600 10 the family Of tho late Gen. Har-
rison.
Mr.. Benton moved TO recommit lie bill
10 the select committee, with Instructions
to report the specific grounds on which tie
allowance was made.
On this motion a debate cnsued which
lasted until near o'clock, u hlch Mcssrs.
Benton, Bayard Calhoun, Bates, Lima,
Walker, TaImadge Dung, White, Wood
bury, Bcrrien, Archer, Clay Of Kentucky,
and others participated.
Mr.. Benton asked the yeas and nays on
! the proposition to rccommit; which being
taken, there were yeas l6, navs 80.
The bill was then ordered 10 be cngros.
sed. Mr.. Clay moved that ii be read the
third tnne but Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Ben.
! ton objected.
Fridsy, June %.
NJ. Berrien, from the committee on the
judiciary, reported Ill to establish u
uniform system Of bankruptcy IN the Uni
ted States, with an amendment.
Mr.. McRoberts resumed his speech
commenced yesterday ON The resolution Of
Mr.. Buchanan, on the motion 10 amend, SO
as TO include The removals from ita March,
1929, to lih March, ls4I, and continued
during the morning hour.
The bill to appropriate s2J, 900 10 the
family of the late President was read
third Time and passed--yeas %, nays 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Mangum, the Senate
proceeded to the order Of the day, being
the biil to incorporate Fiscal Bank Of the
United States.
Dir. Buchanan said it was his intention
70 have offered some remarks, bat he be.
lieyed 1t was understood by bis friends on
that side of the House that they would let
the friends of the bill 60 On and make it
what they wished, and after they had fixed
1t to suit themselves, he would then pro.
coed 10 offer briefly his views.
MIR. Clay acqniesced IN tbs suggestion,
decming Il the best mode Of proceeding.
The bill vas then read by sections and
after having been amcnded IN several mi.
nor particulars, such as changing the -
cation Of one or tao Of the places where
the books d the subscription are 10 bc
opcned-iimiting the number Il shares 10
be subscribed for hy any individual. compa,
ny, or STATE, y two thousand hye hgniled--
10 proxy 10 give more than three hundred
yoies-no director to hold his office for
moro than FIVE years cut of six--iurhiIdlEg
any loan to be made on the pledge of un,
public debt-llmiting the sum to Be loaned
TO Government Or any State to one million
Of dollars, unless specially authorized b.
iaw-Wlth some other verbal amendmenis-
Dir. Huntington moved to amend that
part Of the 18th section forbdding the Is.
SUNG Of any notes Of less denomination
than ten dollars; and spoke Of the conye.
nlences which would result if the lini,
were reduced 10 five dollars.
The question being taken on this amend.
ment, Il was reIcc,ed--yeas u nays 2G
The further discussion was then post.
poned and the Senate took up the loint
resolution from the House Of Representa-.
iiycs, IN relation to the solemnities 10 be
observed 10 the removal of The remains Of
the late President Of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Bayard, the Senate
ooncured in The resolution, and select
committee Of five was directed TO be- an.
pointed by the chair on the part Of the
Senate, to unite with that on the part Of
the House.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Saturday, June 10
Some time was spent on motion Of re.
ference of memorial Of sundrg citizens