Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

Ia TIE senate debate on tie amendments oI.ol
to tic Bank blho cogrossng special order. The dis.
cussson was drawn oll by Mr. Clay t. collateral alter
which produced much warmth in the Scnai-.
II. Wright proposed to sifisc ont Tie subscription Of
the Government ihc Bank aul enforced Dis proposition
n abb rcmaiks. Mr. Clay intimaicl that DO would have
the gag applied bis party had done ia the House Mr
Calhoun then reviewed the progress 81 the Bank hll 10
the sensic showing tia the federal mai1r had bad eve.
~ thing their Wy than three time. o. long
,hc democratic who were unwilling % have de-
bate smohcrod such important matters lie wa specific
IA hs demands upon Mr.. Clay know il be INTENDED T.
apply lhc gag ia debate IN the S,nac II H. intended n
consumnac ihc hishhandcd federal measure now in pro.
grcss, without allowing the minority TO hing al their
views OF what proposed and neg ecicd by The npi ori,g
before the county.
Mr. Clay got mad usual and avowed Nj, intention
Of doing lie nimaied design of so altering the rules
hai the democratic minority should occupy hc position 81
wooden mcr-io be- seen but not Leatd IA TACT more
ministerial power than has been eAefcis IN The most
dcsl government OF Europe
Nh Linn. Of Mo threw cold water on The dictator. and
pursued obpJsie course - M Chos,e the Massachu-
scits coward
MrWaiker showed tho most important amendments Of.
fred 10y the democrats bad been adopted u.s. mai,ry II
wings, csys bullying 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
Nj Allen thea took hm m hand aud Whitfield him
quite sma-showng him conclus.cy that the land bill
aud the bank b we're merely collect money
OF ihc people e. distribute back them minus the c,pen
OF collection and disbursements when wee L. reward
their hungry parsans.
Mr.. q l,aisad that ,ac stock cannot be taken md
here he Is than half right. for II j. now leading
principle OF democracy repeal the charter OF . bank
saould II be obtained as the, have the power. If
the right Is with federal 5rly re- cal Tie Subirca
sury,o rcscird contract without The consent OF both
contracting parties, The democracy Viii avail thcasclvc,
The fact country from disgrace and ruin by old
torics--now modern federal wings
Mcss,s. Wright and Buchanan also took part in the i,-
bate. The latter. Penn yvanias iavoric SON. afiicu-
arly scscrr clear and lueid N hs remarks We cannot
orhcar give the following extracts shown the Cal
hoo and deception OF the icaefs of the federal whgs.
" And, in the inst place. the comulliteo clare
AZ" their del htraic conviction, thai mai joan,
OF Tie people OF the United States concur ln ihp
oXpcdiency OF establishing such an institution IS
Bank OF the CniteJ States and thar ihcv are
now looking with anN ious soiicitudc 10 ihe dch0
cfalions OF Congress, under the confident hope
that Bank OF the United States viii BE- c.iab.
shed az tie present extraordinary session o.. Con-
gress."
1t is their " deliberate conviction ilii rasi ma
jory OF tine people OF The Uaied Stafe~ auA ou-i}
desire the establishment OF National Bans
Whence il ihs " deliberate convection derived
From what source does it proceed entirely
At a loss even 10 conjecture. Was the question
OF National Bank DISCUSSED any where Oclor, the
people 10y the great Whig party prcvious io ir late
ltifIH'IlIhl fltllN W as INC tsiHNilt lilli UT or
such Bank lhen made turning point oi Wig
policy any Vince No, sir, no. the Wings evtrs
where skunk HON the question. They concea,c
their opinions on tAe sul jcct--nay, nofe-ln soue
States OF the Union they rfoc-scd HAT hostility To
"A Bank OF the United States one OF the catdi-
nal principles OF iheir party. The Wing coaven-
ton OF VlrFnia, IN their addrfes % The people, ~
pressly declared that General Harrison was Oppos.
ed To "A National Bank thai he was against q GA
constitutional grounds and unless am greatly
ni,iniormed distinguished gcntl nam OF Nor.h
Carolina, Mir. Eadgcr) now member OF thc ca9i-
net, IN an address be ore the Wing convention OF
that STATE, Indignantly pronounced the assertion
that General llarison " as III favor OF such Bank
70 be a lal>chool. This speech was understand.
printed aud circulated an over North Carolina. ]
nave not seen ii myself; bai have received IN "a.
formation from an undousled source.
Mr.. GRAZ said the speech mot made b.
fore The Wing convention, bat at pabhc meeting
IN that State.
Mr.. EocmA~Ax. Then ,hc gcnteman admits
that the speech was made. Where IL was mad,
IL OF li'fle consequence.
Mr.. CALnouN. have the speech OF tlr. Badger
in my han- and shall read The blowing extract
from it:
Next it is said thai General Harrison fAvors
Bank o, The Unitei States. Tie charge iasc.
His opinions, on the contrary, ain-l Bank.
Mr.. GRAHAM. The speech Was not made be-
fore thu Wing State Convention Oh the 5,I }. DC
tooer, ~ 10.
Mr. CALHOUN. It viii show ior iiself It APP
peas to have been made on The 81 OF Mach 1870.
Mr.. GRAHAM. \. meeting Of iilo cuizrl.s a.
Granville.
Mr. CALuovx asscnicd to this, and said HAT a
hundred tAeu~and copies oil The spcec. HAD been
printed and circulated.
Mr. BucuANAS con inuel. Tas n.sund ersianl-
ing relates not 10 what VI. ger SAT-, bar
merely TO when am whore hs said IL. Tie l.-
por;ant tact is established beSoid all doub. that
his distinguished gentleman, who Wa selected by
the late President 4 member OF his Caalac', oA
account Of is eminent Ia enfs, and las avoNtu pc
iilica principles, dld come ou', a. a great congeu-
non III March last audi IA the strongest terms, d.I
pronounce the charge 10 be false tat HARRISON IA
vorcd Bank OF the United States. THIS s. all
desire 10 know whether one hundred i8ou>and
enc thousand cop IS OF this address weie cacn-
lated Is d matter oil small importance. We then
have llo solemn declaration CT man ofAeA char
DINA. branding as ial9ehood III charge THAT tAe
late President even favored National Bank. And
yet il Is gravey asserted that Tue people a the late
election have determined ~ favor OF such a bA..h
To the best OF my knowledge lle question was
never publicly discussed any where in my own
STATE by the Wing patty Throughout tIs ate can
vass. They would nave committed political sui
eide had they made u turning point oi the el-c
non. Their intention % establish a NalnIa. bank
was carefully concealed from Tie people.
Destructive HAN Sroeu The Philadelphia
Inquirer states that Cumberland aud loil. cosn-
ties were on Monday Lass, visited by a. eNiraol
binary Storm OF wind, hal and rain. il entered
Cumberland Valley ~ D4al.a zap, AID iieu Tools
striking D.,J1r. IN lor. county, and rroceeains
towards The borough OF OK. /. was ron 10 ,
miles IN width, and oil a mos, destructive Character
The hali was found - ti.e is ow 10 iIe epta OF