Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-05
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Ia our last. we gaze list Of the bill, which have
pessed tha H1uie, AM bee sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
After Our paper vert TO press, we received the
National Intelligeocer Of the goa ut, which gave
the pleasing intelligence that the Bill to establish
the Fiscal Bank IF he United states, had passed
the Senate, by the following yote
YrAs.- Messrs Barrow, Batsa, iytsi, Der.
ren, Chosfe. Clay, Of Kentucky. Dixon. Eyans.
Grahlu, Henderson,, HUNTINGTON, Kerr, Mangum.
Eierrick, Mill.r, Morehesd, Pheps, Porter, Prem
uss, Preston, Simmons, Smitf, II Indiana, South
ard, rallmndga, White, Wooa6ridse-26
NAYS Messrs. Aiico Archer, Benton, Buchen-
pn, Calhoun, Clay, Of ala. Fulton, Eing, Linn.
~ Roberls, Mouog, Nicholson, Pi.lc-, Hives,
sc.ier. Saith, oF Conn, Sturgeon TapPsn, Wa.k-
err Williams Woodbury. Virgin, Yooos-22.
We imagine there uesS. be no fears 10 1t; Pass
log the Hoase Of representatives.. But. viii Pie.
ilcnt TYLEn sign tic char,er1 The following
which is taken fom the Baltimore Patriot is the
best evidence which we have seen that he liR.
A gentleman from Nav York at Washington,
writes thus Yesterday presented to the Piesi-
dent the memorial offhr Board Of Trade for Ma
tonal Bank, ard b, received it most politely. aad
entered with great interest and ftceiy into mutual
conversation upon It's cJeets lie believes a.
much o. any man IN the necessity Of National
Bank, and especially one that will regulate the ex-
changea wiich is the ground taken in tie memo
,ioi Without such Institution the country
could nas return u rs woafed prosperity. Mr..
T,et IA as good d Bank man" as want to meet
vth You may depend upon ihis, in opposition 10
tho private letter writer's and suspicious to the con
tray. iia was in fae SPIRITS una hne health.
Tho National lnie'liseroer, 81 tie 3lst ut, says
~ EsiT
fresh claims, evety day, TO the confidence If the
county and of The Wing patty especially. BY the
s,eaiavsz with which il follows up the rolicy, re-
commended by Sue Executive, and demanded BY
tie People, of providing for the immediate wants
al tho Government, guarding against their recur-
,enoe and putting the Government in safe and
regular course, This policy was further advanced
towards complete execution Yesterday by the pas
sage to third reading. in the House Of Rcpre,ent-
pscs. of tie bill concerning duties and drae backs
Che temporary revenue LilL) Considering the
msjogty by which it was ordered to third reading 6,
there is hus reason to doubt but it viii pass the
ll,usa and De sent to the Senate to-day"
The Bankrupt pH and the Bill TO establish the
fiscal Banh, ate nov both before The House
A. to HE probable time of the adjJutanent Of
Congress, the same paper says
There ia some speculation to the tine at which
Cor srsss will be sJo to close It's ptesent session.
Same suppose that the two t.nuses may gcl through
their business by the l0,h OF 18th cf this montA.
We sholld be vets glad, if onIy on account Of the
COINCIDENCE of Members, that thcy could 10 so
From The first day Of tho session, however, had
in our own mind fixed upon The l0,a If September
as tho limit to the sassion; ard we hardl, lhins
4 4. L. a.. 4
Oh th;s, at least, we feel certain; that Constes
WI not rise until they have Despatched al. ay, and
than all the business that the People expect
oa taen 10 10 Whcn they came heie.