Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
Cwrntp-SeDentb conDttas,

First Session

Thursday, July lst
The proceedings in the Senate day interest
Ing.
The Fiscal Bank Bill being taken up, Mr.. Rves Of
fered amendment TO II, in the words OF the original
plan presented by Mr. Ewing, requiring the assent of
The States the establishment Of branches OF the Bank
therein.
Nt Rives was strongly in favor of retaining the
cause providing for the establishment Of branches in
the States only with their consent, and contended that
the principles Of the old bank held unconsti,u
uona by Gen Harrison, and that President Tyler is
sui more decided than Harrison in the
belief
Mr.. Clay opposed the views held by Mr.. Rves, and
contended tina, the proviso insisted by him tan
,smoun, to an acknowledgement that Congress had
night TO pass the bill without the of tho States
Mr. Preston followed, in support of Mr.. Rives
amendment, and spoke at length on the subject, giving
the reasons that had brought him the conclusion
that the people had condemned the State Bank sys
TEN and the ubTreasury Act, and that we must now
meet, terms of compromise, and adopt Fiscal
Bank for the Government free from constitutional
question in regard to the location of the mother bank
disputed the proprlety Of locating the Bank in
this District Why evade II also 10 the branches
When Mr.. Preston finished, the Senate adjourned,
bu, IN state OF deep and sgltaed feeling. IL is diff
cult to say what will be the result Of Mr. Rves piopo
slilon
HorsK. In answer 10 a call, information was given
bankup, law bill would probably be able to report in
season for action during the present session. After
which the distribution bill up which occupied I'M
I'll the hour OF ad lournment. The President transmit
ted To the House a memorial from New York signed by
5000 praying for the passage Of the Bankrup, law.
Friday, July 2.
SENATE. Fiscal Bank
Housr Distribution bill. Nothing accomplished
ia ether branch, eIcep, what performed by Mr..
Archer Senator from Va, who up and down
he'd vote for bank at ALL 1t is minated that this
kicking Of the traces attributable TO hos
he feelings ogansi has colleague, Mr. Rires, than TO
any opinions adverse to the bank itself This going
far Tor revenge, we should think.
July 80. Fiscal Bank and Distribution Bill.
July 5th. Distribution Bill and Ftca Bank.
Tuesday, July 9th.
Passage II Distributon BH
The House went for the last time, into committed
on this subject and Mr.. Rayncr Of ~ c. spoke IN IA
Vof OF the bill.
Mr. Marshall, Of Ky, followed, in earnest yindica,
ton Of the from the attacks OF its opponents
While up, Mr.. Marshall referred to some remarks o
Mo. Wise the Presidents ecomme ndation OF tina
bnl,-and here he asked leave 10 explain that II has
been represented, 81 some Of te papers. that he wat
A. enemy 70 the President OF the United States II haC
been giye0 out that he had pu, himself forward th
Door, az an eIponent Of the views Of a distinguished
Ssbaisr, and an asssant Of Mr. TYLER This did him
eIcat ,s,os,ice. lie had made remark in forme
c.haie, which perverted into the declaration tina
he constituents would not have voted Coz 'Ty' Wha
he sad wa that they voted for TIP he did
Mat they teatd have voted Tor Ty' bot that ,he
sd rot vote tot him. lie had not cone here Ia rails
shy iieucus opposition 10 the acting President Of ,h
iHtted S,aes-oertanly be should until some fur
Tier developments took pace,-and even then b
'Aoalt not be hI enemy. a 20 the senator referee
u, II was idle 10 talk 81 erpoHczi for hm when b.
sn h.fe act iot himself He required no exponent
Nhen he chooses 10 keep pcsce he will do 30, an
vixen he determines make war, be will not consul
o'i-ts sil war on his own hook. ] know myself
"s NJ NJ, too well 10 undertake the position OF
t.def ~ ,hls House / have ambition lor leader
'f, J would rather folow-for Il is easier and .es
oih9eruns. ! come here plain, quiet, sDhordnst
/ Nhg know What my constituents wau'-and % u th
eme, a. ] believe, that the whole country wishes
/ - All enteaVof 10 earn out their views
/ VI Rheu followed. though warned by the clock.
- .si1 that De had bot half hour 90 SPEAK. IN
4 Nns would soo1 come he said when % would be iu
4 isciesbis iof any democrat 70 utter word on ih
'''f The gag imposed on ~ TINS day was woF,
"s7 lie Old seJsuon law lie weni tail toe 81
| i'.L..sd hoor came 90 sFeak against tie ball
| Tie question wzs then taken The several amen
sA'' ohsrec ~ ne b.. By !is luencs and foes b
| f- see ankle fe ecie6
~ Msle @; y, moved 70 amend by rrgrli