The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15

IN SENATE.

In the Senate no business was done ex-
eept to concur in the resolutions of the
House in testimony Of respect to the me
mory OF Gen. Macomb.
Tuesday, June 90.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the resolution submitted by Mr.. Buch-
anan, calling for the names Of the persons
removed from Office, when
Mr.. McRoberts rose and occupied the
Senate until the hour for taking up the
special order.
On motion of Mr.. Clay, the Senate then
proceeded to the consideration OF the bill
10 Incorporate the subscribers 10 the Fis-
cal Bank OF the United States.
The bill was amended in several partic.
ulars, the most of which were warmly de-
bated by Messrs. Clay, Huntington, Buch-
anan, Wright, Woodbury., Walker, Bay
ard, Calhoun, Barrow, Simmons, and 9th
ers.
At half past o'clock Its further consid.
Grafton was postponed, aud the Senate went
into Executive session.
Wednesday,, jane 80.
Mr.. Tallmadge said he was requested
+ by most respectable and intelligent com
mittee Of the Board of Trade OF the city
Of New York to present petition of from
fifteen TO twenty thousand citizens OF that
city. for the establishment of National
Bank.
Mr. T. said he was authorized 10 say
that. although the great portion OF the Pc
titloners were friends Of the present Ad-
Rinistration, there were still great many
names of those who belong to the other
party: and that the number of petitioners,
I by taking a little more time, could have
been increased to thirty thousand. II is
believed that there IS not the name OF d
single individual TO that petition who i,
net legal voter. They are OF the bust
ness aud working portion Of the commu
nity. And Mr. I. had no doubt that Q
decided majority OF the people OF New
York were in favor o. National Bank
He did not, at this tine attend to occupy
the time of the Senate Oh this subject
If he should deem it necessary to say any
thing further, he would take an opportunl
Il when the bank bill vas under consider
alton.
The Senate then took up the resolutio.
! submitted by Mr.. Buchanan, calling TO
! the names OF all persons removed sine
f the 4th Of March last, pending to which !
the amendment Of Mr.. Mangum, calling
in addition thereto, for all the removal
from the 4th Of March, 1929, to the Al
I Of March, ls4l.
Mr.. Mangum spoke Of the time alread,
. wasted in proiitless discussion on the sub
ject, it having already been before that DO
dy for week. If gentlemen really desIr
ed the information, they could have oh
/ tanned i, with a great deal more, by ad
, hitting the amendment. But the rea
object appeared to be TO occupy the tim
( Of the Senate in uttering phltppics and dc
e nunciation against the present AdmlnlsIra
9 ton. As he had no disposition 70 was.
E the time of the Senate, he would move
/ Law the subject on the table.
Mr.. Pierce asked the Senator to with
draw the motion.
] Mr. Mangum said he would if the Scna
tor would renew H.
Mr.. Pierce would not agree 10 do so, a
be did not desire TO clog his friends.
; Mr. Preston appealed to the Sendsor
withdraw the motion. lie vas clear hin
? self for the exercise of the most liberal il
I diligence in all matters relating to til
i right of speech. He thought 1t would b
n better to let the debate proceed, than gly
Senator's GU the other side cause Cor cor
!, plant that they were not allowed to /
i heard.
i The motion to 10y on the table VI
' Withdrawn. And
Mr.. Pierce commenced his remark
Q and spoke UP TO the time for taking up Il
q special order, without having concluded,
The Senate then proceeded TO the di
N eaysion Of the special order being the b
10 incorporate the subscribers to the Fl
Il cal Bank Of tie United States.