Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-24

.. III. subject Of indefinitely pOsiPo"'ng esr-
tain resolutions in regard 10 tAs STATE DoadS'
The great oaes,ioa now presented Tor the de-
,i.isn Of the people Of Mississippi being the
Constitutioual,y OF the quasi State Bonds ISSUED
% The Mississippi Union Bank, we omit that por-
..,o Of Mr. fuckers spe ech i, reply TO Messrs.
Green and Harley, not beng directly relaven' 10
-. co,stnu lonal question at issue between the |
pood and anti Bond parties oil this Stale. Alter
,5ov;ng IN the most conclusive manner the ao'
s,,,di, If The positions assumed ny these gehue-
,,.oand their kindred bond payers, and Tndca-
,,, the consistency ofhls own course on 'hs
nosntors question, Mr. Tucker then proceeds
10 discuss lhe Constitutional question IS iohow'
l., ,bs fourth place, the honorable Senator
Eon Warren, administers 90 me- Nhha iu'n'
las hand. most uuserciiul cas'iSat'on'of my
course on the present question. receHe MS
a,,elI,tion VITA all meekness, feeling an ehV'e
,lbooaess to complre the proPr'ey OF our re-
.,sc,,vs acts. connected with the MIssis'lPPl on'
n Rank And as the Honorable senator iromNa var
.,n ha, ado rhe assault, hope be viii consider
traher the fate of war than olhef"'se'' Nc snou'o
Ls yaooiushed, IN the public eshma'ion' III INV
present conflict. The honorable otno'ot 'o"'
Warren. with an uHusaI degree OF Fehen'en|0
asks thest questions ,--"Whal answer can 'ne
Senator from Lowndes give for 6is course ana
c,pdIc; conn tcled with the subject OF NE present
oa.,l,on7 Way has such death.te silence PER
yaJed The words and actions OF the Senai" nom
l,owndes, who has been present, and VA ac''' ~
bs whole scene on tho subject OF the MISSISSIPPI
Union Bank, until this late hour" Aud c'''eS WIN
p,kino. additionally --"Nhy has the Senator rom
LoYndes, who has been m mber OF the oeno'e
for many wears, been so silent spectators why
h3 moi the Senator from lnwndes raise his warn
leg volcs on The constitutional questions conHec-
led with the Mississippi Union Bank, before
ilpet with IL dsnsiers1 Why has such DEATH
bks silence reinned ovsr The Senator from
Lowndes, on this subject, lor years. Ana no"
win what proprIety can the Senator from LoWhdeS
raise an objection to the payment OF me MiSS's'
.npi Union Bank bonds, after he misI'Flules'
M, having raised his objections at the 'lns sneh
ooipc,ious might have been useful /! would 'he
ssoa,or from Lowndes now raise his objections.
ir,bs Rank had succeeded and was now IN
o,osoerous ccnd ton 7" These questions, and
osrh,ps many others, TOO numerous 10 De men
tio,ed bore have hosn propoendcd to me. ny
ha ko,o,ahIo Senator from Warren Now,
Mr. President, though might legally object to
some of the numerous interrogatoHes OF me non.
orabl. Senator from Warren, as being leading, II
was dlsposed t. bs technical, yet VIII mol RAISE
any objection, but honestly answer 'lese seVe'"l
ip,suoratores, giving, occasionally explanatory
r,srtnres. and making some explanatory re-
mark. aud, in dong which, # should convict
,rs honorable Senator from Warren with misreP.
rs,.n,,n, ma in relation to the Union Bank,
hmm bai.,ll not think TINT charge him with inen
uansl misrepresentation, but 'hat ne WIN envy
consider me as merely taxing trall ard hesch'
cry memory. npprchend when the honofao'e
Senator from Warren, propounded ms numerous
,n,eroo,,orios. and thereby made fiat charges as
consider The m Of legisalve improperly aga'ns
ma ,h,, he honorable Senator did not TecoIlec
that danc IN. time Of the passing OF the events t'
wb,rh mo Sscafor referred. there was snow OF
the ground--yes, sIr there was sho" ON WI
ground and it is there vet; and mere IL yer pau
" 10 be seen. m ckasIn tracks OF me the s''"s'
a,,ors. IN the "a, Gus scenes to which the hohor
able Senator re(ars. Yes, sir, II was on SOM
oftbe.e innorant occasions, that l"lth some 'e'
other Senator'S .Car ced the honorable Senator iron
Wo,roo "a ,,bo. Senators who sided with MN
nm ,ho,o oo.oe,oos. 10 mark their hooIs so ludeiI
Div /, Tim ,oek. thai, 1t will require ages TO eras
The Impression. | now proceed 70 tssPonu' ."
in dong SOL might reiresh o. even sHeos,arn ~
memory Of the homo, able Senator from "a,fe'
By reminding him, TIN It we were assoe'a'eu y
seber as Senator's ftr the hrsI tlme' ~ 'he INC
morabe session of s39, when the cnafier
the Mississippi Union Bank passed the secon
tme.--and # I deemed il useful to the Senator
could refer HIM to seye raj saluiary amendAlen'
,othe charter orsad ban k, which either move
or voted FOR, and he oted against; but, as
might weary the Senate, ] VIII olsPenso ""
many references, and call he hoho'ao'e oeu' ,
to,'s attention to the SeIaie ,tournai o. lo''
Mrs 207. where il will be found on lne hnal Pr
say. oiT The bill TO charter the Mississippi Oh'c
BsnL n. Senator from Warren aNd sixteen on
es voted for, and and eleven A'oe's s"'su
gaiast the passage And 10 confirm mo 0e"a.o
charre Of nv "dcalh.lIke silence on 'ie euVJ'
Up 10 The nresent occasion, refer IN seha'or
The same Journal ,page 227) where . N'l' y
hat united with one'olher SENATOR nv" =" !
ieft fMr. Asbury) N giving reasons - H.,
asan<, Inc MASSAGE Of SAID charter, u . 70 s"a
da solsr,n n,o,est, with closing paragra. ~ '
ing the ,bileen,h objection to the passage o.
bill, at page $50. in these words; ANU g
td. act has not been passed into law, N con :
NIFTY with the forms prescribed N the cons'i'u''
and is consequently rulhly, .,oa i
Though all this is moi raising an ooJec''o"' :
with the senator from Warren 10 mol la'sins
waning voice against the proprlety Q, ihe act
Well further 10 confirm the senator's .cnafps
d,ah.like silence for years TO the present 'III
WITH the indulgence Of the senate, | refer
honorable senator from Warren, 70 Inc sa'