The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
EXTRACTS FRoMTRE DEBATES IN
CONGRESS.
WAsHINeToN.
Aupuat q.
FIsuAL EVAPORATION.
August 81,

,eoTt the au1eBdment wh;oh made DyOtiq aht-
NAL of the whole concern.
Mr.. Sergeant now proceeded to amend The
amsndmeni, by inserting correctfgures. He
then went al lent al length in favor of L.
Mr.. Wise said he confessed that he was not
prepared 10 debate this bill, aud he did not be-
lieTa that any body else wac excepting the gen.
lIeman from Pennsylvania. who had just taken
his seat. The bill was laid upon his Liable THIS
morning, and he had with friend, heen eIr-
gagged ia ia comparing the bill No. IA, with
the ameBdment Of the committee, aud with
the vetoed bill. He went on TO give hsVie~st r
as ioihe difference between them. He Seid
his views were half IN 4de and erode, andsh he
was iscorrect, he asked gealiemen TO. correct
him. He said The difference between the es-
adjustment of branches, and tho establ'sh-
.,nent Of apen,s was ab utthe same as between
a. Fiscal Bank and Fiscal Corporal On.
He eaid you might fly kites and run race
horses as well an tHis course, as upon The
coarse at New Market. He said you coald
moi obtain discounts by name, II was true; hut
ahe asked what the difference was, when he
wanted discount. between his drawing bill
suponi a friend at New OreaHs for So.O0O, aud
selling it 10 the Bank, and his friend drawing
upon him here for $4,000. when he waited a
=; discount, and selling it to the agent bank at
New Orleans. He asked, after eadln9 'he
Daper that hesheld In his hand, tho veto. ~he-
iher anv gentleman here believed that thIS hs-
cal measure could become law.
Mr.. W. read an extract from the veto mes
cage, and asked il this wac not a bill TO ere"
ate a National Bank 10 operate per Sc over The
Union. The President adSd.Rot object 10 Inc
. form Of the creature, but to the power to Gre
, a,e-lo incorporate National Bank 10 oPer-
ale per Sc over the Union.
He sasd all the power THE Government held
was in its national or 10 its local character II
il held il IN lis local character, 1t never coa'd
create bank to operate Persc over the Unlied
States, and il it held il IN lis national charae-
ter, Why steal il from the Constitutions, by
cheating the conscience Of the President by
calling branch an agent and a bank corpo
tatonl He asked If any one would pretend
lhat a capital Of 81, 100000 was necessary
, for the District Of Columbia. He claimed
III was National Bank, 10 all n,ents and puf-
poses---to collect and disburse the public mo-
ney from Passamaquoddy to the SABINE, aOd
from the Atlantic ocean TO the to the Inost
lWestern .ribe. Is was to be the omnIpresent
%Treasnry, 10 operate per Sc over The coan'ry.
He asked, why press again upon me fre"'u-
ent a bill which be had expressly declared u
woaId be a crime for hun 10 eancuon'
He,.sa,d gentlemen hadsdra~n dedn"t,ons
from the veto message not justified by 'he lat
.Susye. He said the change OF la"g"Tge 81
,If,s dill would uot alter the blIl. Neither could
~, aps,A be putia State without the asseIt
of n State. lie asked why The Sub I, easury
was repealed atdhe moment,h was lie SAID
j, gentlemen had overleaped themselves 10 re-
vralipe Il. They might, after the veto, nave
,.G him with 4he Sub Treasury unrePealea' 20
b. ara,pned bsfote the American people and
,ooa home. He said the house had passed
he BANKRUPT Bill as iihad passed Ne Bank
nil. by lodging ii; and had made a minority
MI of,i,. lie laughed al iheldea oil info~ing
!, Iohn Tyier the bloody boHes OF purse sod
swotd He said he did not believe that he
sv., had sw ord buckled to.blm and as for
n,,ss The nation had noue. lie SAID It had
haan sa,d that the Cabinet was N favor Of the
RaoL Rut who were the CablneH tenants
IF .nGsraOce, sad not his Cabinet. ne sa'o
,be Cabinet was organized ~Iih seeds OF ns
own das,rue,ion in il. II was Union OF the
Hou.a of York and Lsnccsier -and oil the
mn. and red roses. He stked who i was
that read lessops to the frehds ct The Fresl-
den, Of The Unned States par eTcctfencs. A
disaooo,u.sd politician. who failed to get the
vote q his own party, and who pow not only
de,ermined to be the power behind the throne,
but ne power 10 stride over the throne, hIng
and iii like COLOSSUS. He did not acsnow-
ledge The Cabinet OF the majority here as the
pIesdeu, OF the United States. lie asked
when the President ever recommended bank
Or dislrlbutioD Of publcland 10 tax the peo-
Die eight millions Of dollars, and break tho
compTo.niss act He sald any man who en-
dorssd The Iumor ~, he end his trienas were
the Kacben Cabinet, lied. de seia u me
Presidep, had Kitchen Cabinet, with BAT
Der Iso.n Fredricksbusgh to preside over H.
another had a man Chsrles TO preside over hrs
cabinet, and white CharIeye, too, to do his
bidding, He said the fnends Of the President
par ereelItnse had been compared to corpo-
rails guard. He would ielI them that they
might be q corporate guard here. but be would
point 10 the masses.
1'a oaks irom little acorny grow.
Large streams from little fountains Aow.
He said the Wing party like every nnonstrous
GBlua. was pretty much stiIIbOrn. Ii died be.
fore tho Inauguration.