Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-06

Datlh oil Hunf.
. the action of that Bsnt siests wt
put the protection Of ,hT Sd were T.
DnGS5s'ood =; Is intending % not wish
which the Pennsylv.a;is operst:
the name Of the Bari s - BAN s
''T Bgi t5o, when he that state Of ss
and dignity of the United s5y 5 That Il w.
thatlhey should not be- siaiss d.s se
PgG and e5,a an1legtimaie iiaes..
a foreign banking ibst;t sg2as 70 o. ,.,l ea.
s sI without a competent Bs y, Ihel ~
States, foreign National Dd p q Ir;aese
pibIg will exercise an a ls5S n
ests. ''ee upon On, pA-
In Chs view Of the e,.. :
y IT IS better thai , - 'ae 9Oesio +.
liable TO be materially se;a - should Be- Z
institution, in which we LED by fsss-s
= sdT winch we can exert no ,, 10
eIgn interests or we sbsg 'g Ll'e 70 4.
20 amer. amencan authority, and d. W., y. sases
American NJ, Interests, feeling, % =. saIaea b
The committee coUsaae, I, ~. aug aFpailis.l
D such analternatiye. And ea'efaia d0s,
mtlee thought il expe3ient ta DSlA, t'e CO...
IN foreign bills Of exchange w Il sl'og 1 to is
meter of the state offorei9,p % ,.5 are iasban
In conclusion, the cor1o,,. 1els.
per to say that they have gwen 5 snns i Ps
and to the instructions moved ' i . thez
fom Miss.ssippi. Oy Seualg
;, They sabioin that wherever. n a,
the committee Is mentioaed, r.,; las Fspa
committees Is to be underTa,oSS % 'iIiy 9th.
All which is respectfully sasa,,.a
From the ch'riesoa CouHe,
-, WAsnIysros, !uD.n
The House went into eem.-;. L
whole on The bin for the relief af ''i..'.r 1.
the late President Harrison NJ Ie , sdos d
we'd to fill the blank with S250a -'-i n u
there was some difference of ON, o.. ne a
the members ofthe committe = = nag
proper to be reported, and also = 49,, - .le =
tutionalitv of any provision wba,eSe Z Pe''
the general opinion in the comm;t,se 4, 1 q
provision ought 10 be made. M, : i, - Nd
OF grant, but as an indemnify lor -, :. .''s
penses incurred BY Gen. Harrison :. ~ 4
date for the Presidency. His pos;,o. %
candidate exposed him to great eT,es 1. : I,
the expense consequent On his ramor. , T.. 3
city was also very great. After bs -
here ne was exposed to another bnr5sn =.
traordlnary expenses. far exeeed;Da b;. :, ,,t :
Tor the time he was in Office. M e..
verted to the general sentiment nsniipr,,i .
favor OF this measure, and That a i IA g
discussed before the people, IN the oIbI; :, =
| he presumed every one had made n, n
uponii, and he should net, therefore rr,s.-
] ~ al ga sA4I-- [A4ANAlL llilJI II.
A very long debate followed, in wb;rb =
billwas advocated by members Of both rrs.|
and the case of the provision ms5e + s
family Of Gen. Brown was urged a,nI
cedent.
There was also a very fierce s.J b.
opposition from Mr.. Dean, # OhD srd0l
ers. -
MIR: Snyder, ofPenn., moved to vs,OBr
the bill with instructions TO amend tsO 4 +
grant 1000 dollars 10 the family q Chs.s
| Ogie, deceased. lie would lot ietrsa nc
the merits Of General Harrison, bot he Esiiai
10 carry out the principles Of the BIZ L Ga
| Harrison's family ere to be provided fs q
account of his electioneering ssErs 20
ought Mr.; 0gle's and no man, dead G. IN.
| ing, did so much 10 promote the SITES I
the wings, at the late as election, CEEs
| Ogle.
Sir. Snyder Is a bitter Loco, and be
| ject was. Of course. ttsneer al the bill.
). mas called 10 order and stopped.
Mr.. Gilmer, of Va, had some scrGpes !
| the constItutionally of The measure. and
order 10 afford time to examine some a
| he moved that the committee rise, which j
agreed to.
The subject viii be resumed to-day
| Next week, the Committees will report
Lean bill, and the bill for distributing the
ceeds Of the public lands.
The Senate bin to repeal the Sub-Tfsas
act viii first be acted on.
WASHINGTON, June i
In the Senate, the debate on the IePr
the finances has been continued BY De
Wright, Woodbury., and Evans The @
ofthe. opposition Senators Is to sbew
there was no deficient in the means oithal
sent year, and that, therefore, there was d
cesSity for the extra session on hat atc'
Mr.. Evans, on the other hand, demonsr
that the government could Dot have got :
through the year without supplies. MI =
also dwelt upon some of the praetIses G
head OF the Treasury department, under
late administration, with great severity
tcularly the practice Of postp0nIng the e
diture ofsums appropriated by Congress
which practice it was contended that the'
rotary ofthe Treasury could have SD
through the year without additional p
Mr.. Calhoun is to speak on the sugeS
Monday. Mr.. Clay expressed his regrets
consumption of time in this debate, esq.
as so many opportunities viii soon Dc ?
for going over the same ground. he p'of
the motion to adjourn over till Monday !
der that Mr.. Calhoun might be heard o
But the Senate adjourned. Mr.. Clay exc.
ed, "When shall We get through our Oisa
at this rate?"
The report of the currency commute :
Senate, with the bank charter, VIII 2 :
on Tuesday or Wednesday next
WASHINGTON, June
Mr.. Adams presented, without hladT.
some hundreds of abolition petitions, bH
were not received and were returned .
The new rule, as construed by the Spo
and the House, in the practical effect tnss
thing with the old rule.
Mr.. Levy, the delegate from Flor'I a..
sented himselfto be sworn, when MI y! ~
objected, on the ground that citizens Of ! /.
commended he wasan alien. o.. L. pr
! his credentials, and demanded to be =
The speaker, afterreading them' admins
the oath. ,, p,r
of New York, was read and referred ~ ~.
| lect Committee on the Currency. NPGSs'
TO establish a national bank In the CITY ~. y,
York: with capital regulations. I LIZ,