Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

e"Sh o' congress IN DISTINGUISHING state. You
nave seen the measure, sald the Senator practical
N operation Ia your city. My old friend, St.phen
Anen. very honest man, ms Receiver enernL
put hrs money in the very bowels OF the Bank in
order to procure divorce Of the Bank, Laughter
and applause.l
The substitute to the Sub-Treasury Bill wa,
next considered and listened to with intense in,e,
est.-Mr. L. first alluded to himself Though no,
memeer OF Congress when the old Bank charter
CIT ired, he was opposed TO the recharter Icappot
I" want OF time GIVE my reasons at length Cor the
pist or present opinions entertain. went viii
Geaeral Jackson for the State Banks The Wits.
oiiered from Us; but III hiking differently, they eS-
p 'ssed their opinions runkly. They wished n,
test our experiment and gave ms lair play, Will.
the L" sdeni, Que Of Us friends, turned round nnd
uenon, ced the very measure he had ende,yored 10
eNno,sb. MIR. Benton said afterwards that he had
intended to destroy the United States Bank 6,,,
ana then the Sta'o Bank system. One reason wiz
would not 20 back to this sysit m now, is that Tho
oppos'uon would fasen upon it, ogitate t. carry II
S W he PEOPLE, n axe new currency question.
we should have during such a contest, no c,,rrenc,
no peace, no prosperity. The currency of he
un,ry would become the issue Of politicil ba,,I,.
WIN not then have the State Banks. What shall
uoI Adopt The Sub Treasury Bin Twill tax.
,hsn !. o' no'nIns n preference to that. What
W mo aternnur2 IL is the establishment OF,
S3uonai BANK. Immense and prolonged cbee,;n. 4
snail go openly and without any dissuisc To-
Nitional Bink,-for the bSst Bank we can ret,
vii; Vii no' &c particular even IN my own judgment.
~. Ia.
nave placed me where an. IGreat CHEERING
=, next measure which suppo,e ought ~ n,
al pied, Is u Bill for the Distribution of nh. pG
. Eus. ms Is one of the most important mes,
800 can DC produced Its effect unon the
stocks OF the States will lie mo,t benss.,o poa 'n1
improve the condition OF the States Ths n;"., WI
ZINC measure, that the present condit;on nS LIZ
,"'.' ue" ahiea the expenditure for National de-
49, % hot good one. Five millions distrhn,sJ
among the States, is better than twenty m;Ii;an m
a"y oher way What were we before tboso ;,
p oVcments, and wha; are we now3 Dnr;n', " .
u snsle campaisn would cost more than ali our i'm.
re-, IN IN, ~ Ne" FORK. Ii war comes, lay di-
.ee' .ahes up the personal and real prooe,tv Of
'he Sa'e' One halfmill tax upon New Yo,k ni,,1
wonld amount TO 100000. Your ironroys,,".,s
I'VE increase the value Of this property twen,v and
'h Gu 100, you do more in this way for defence
than IN any oiher-ior nobody would feel Tho ,"S
created Let the money then be divided nmon. ,L.
states, As subject Intimately connec,,J SS;'i
mus Mr. Tallmadge spoke of the Pre-. emn,,o, nh
! nave oeen, said he In favor of permanent Pre-"
emp,lon Bill, and always shall be.-IAnni.',.,
put IRE empton and Distribution can Oh ,n,.'L.I
ana The friends OF both measures w m 6e s7;sG..'
henry Clay was willing to 90 for IN. formar III,
'he taiter.-Irhe mention OF MIR Claws name : III
Gu GOWN great nppluse from the audenre 4 -"
~ sene'a terms, IN favor Of the Pre- emption Law
because wish TO take care OF the harry ,;ona.,i
who dwell in the Log Cabins of the w.,
Iallmadse spoke eloquent here of some inc;d u, ~;
~ o"n domestic NE, led with home and
n ins Ia
West, and of his five sons, with whom r.. o =" us
the hIst light OF the wiIderntss. The I.o, L.
melodies were not forgotten, and some of 1hs In.
were quoted with fine effect. ' '''e'
That ,S Sy s sns 'nOse Tia, so sraeeoI cur
isru iithete was peace for one la The vorLI
The heart might had ii here '"''
Another measure likely tn coma Loc,.. r,
was next considered, --the General n nk,,n, I
Mr.. l. said: | give only my own op;n;on! - W.
measure and will not discuss it. Ib,ve "a, AZ ' wv;
friend from the beginning. | believe The law = .ooJ
anH ulal u should be established in every com
meTcal community. think that the States sbo"II
make Bankrupt L'ws and that the Avs sbonIS ~.
UNIFORM IN their character. The effect won't, M. ~,
tne increase but the linn tation of the credit sy,
congress, IN my opinion does not exercise is dn,v
plause " o 'a"u' lap
One other measure should 10, atlnp,eJ , P,,o,.,
ron 20 r;Se'nd hs ErpuHgiag Resolution. Un,-
msnse ana prolonged apPouse.) In regard TO this
question, the discuss on of which excited The -,
profound attention, Mr.. Tamadse sni,. "e p ',
consultations before the expunge was ndon,sJ "'
Ppstu the mnualion of the Journals of the senate
continued that opposition down to IN. lime 90.
rus luS ruc'eu 10y Tue Legislature OF New York which
'oiowed In the footsteps of Virginia | haJ ~.
made up my mind TO vote for the resoIu,;on 80,
was Instruciedi and having been brought nm in ,bs
schoo OF instruction, did not feel AZ berty IN a.,
1eyi Out had known how my friends hated This
doctrine, drawing others into n but nc,.. ',' '
II IN practice, never should have ol.,,.J us
E.
gard 10 the doctrine Of instruction | da.r 81
some ofthe Wings. | would applv the n,.d;.;,a
70 nose who have faith in it. Those who beIeve
%r .ne Pi,nc,ples should he made to carry i, out.
u me position oil Mr. Williams on the one hand ,nJ
oi Messrs White and Foster wns cited IN nroSn liz
sincerity oil one set Cf men, and the bvnnc,,s, nc
another in the dUctlne.l Vi
Nr laImadge spoke very briefly, only by wav Of
aIusoh 70 !hree other measures. In REGARD N ,,L.
late President Harrison's family he nledsd L,s",,
10 go INTO the support Of Resolution IN kins corr.
pensauon' hope to hear nothing of nrec,dsn,
seI ne ana pray that such precedenis NAV lie few
and far between We have a precedent W.. N.
Witt Clinton died, $40 900 was nnnronr;,"J "en &c
Legs lature OF N. York for his family md sol eoS
was the SUN recommen ded in one brunch Of liz
gsnture' and would have passed the other. had no,
~, ,"o .hfus vote been required A precedent we
nave 700, IN the legislation Of Congress wLsn
Genera Brown, brave officer, died, General Iior.
Ison himself brought forward n bill To reliey, his
family, lgreat appausel '''
~ regard to revision Of the Tariff. and the 90.
tabhShment OF tax, Vt not general nj lcos, so e.
as TO impose duties upon IuKurins Nj rait..,in ns
thought there would be no question, at Ieast 10 an
extent to supply the adequate wants OF he severn.
ment. S s''e'"-
One moment more, said Mr. Tallm,dec in oon-
Siusoh: WIN the President that we have at The
head Of the Government and with n CnI,;n., III ~.
VIII 90 horor TO any party or any Government.
Immense applause,l there is no danger. Ter me
eShort my friends OF all sections if there be sections
','' W ''uH'bc H no private grieis. III there
should be quarrels let them he consifered 49, 80
family qnar'els to be settled within the domestic
circle ana not disturb the general good. The grent
eauso Is pest preserved | y passing them over Let
US give the opposition TO oppoItunitv IN r,;a;co
ovGl US. Let them be disappointed. So r,raSm NV
rts I'M, influence and example may go, pledge my
co., at no'og sh"ll be wanting to carry out tie
been contending. nave
alter shall have gone through the Extr, Scs.
S'om 'or ~h'eh enlisted, when enlisted Cor the
campaign, shall feel myself at liberty 10 receive
an honorable discharge. And wheth,r remain in
sne Empire state or seek home in one OF the log
OF INC west shall never forget the kind
ness manifested for me by my friends.
Mr lallmndge closed his speech with the follow.
ingi WV" s'''' o"eeI-
wings and Conservatives: United in ors rom.
pon ehort TO restore the true principles of Govern.
lne.'t-may they continue cordially united TO carry
out those principles"
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