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eeiorei however, Mf. S. could give to
The plan his support, il must be, stripped
pf principle which 10 common With ali
who had saoksn upon the subject, be re-
! gszfel as~eminentIy dangerous 10 public
Y iibsFiy. He would not give The Excess
tive coa.ras 81 The Bank. bar be would
gsye'il 10 the people. and 10 tier hsnds
ihe dreaded evils would not exist. Thia
ehhngs bad ibeea accommodated by TIE
ILxeealive. ahf, q ae believed. in good
faith. y
Mr. :. said he did no, doubt1lhst those
fwho had proposed this plan xefe sincere
ly anxtous ~ have it modified, m2royed
2 and adopted nor were the evils impossi.-
fhie u Tsinedy. III "a good. temper this
!. gchene, .g&s slhmit;sd 10 sCoBmiitee
4 knxious iofE4me good Bili.zke believed
he wishes d The c6uaify cculI be real
!. ikad snd The scfuples zoi the President
cor sideIed ii as Ssnaiors hsHc5ntent.
I'D. lRhof wsfein favor Of Baakl, that
Ethis s1s Bank Shy them opPase il =
Thete was4solnsthing irregular a such
33dpposition.
/ Ei Tie debate elosed between two and
.hfee, and Mr. Woodbury. expressing a
I desire fo Jebs.s The subject further, NE,
/ pSeRate az iolFned. '-1e 4. "
II sEy1TE. = TBussplr, Jan, 6.
{ Xix }VaFsbas ifletnottals SeTe pfesenied, re.
j III 5aalg I'll aa I.slsa osiponement OF re-
esifoff he b if28&fe9l~ Law.
Atr. Phe,paI ef Vermont presented a
seriesof resolutions from tie Legislature
~ 5f Vermont Iditf4lctins their Repfsse rta5
II sii4es1la C,31.;{ass to vote fut the follow
Dibg oJeafs:
11sH Al eaeIs.neat5sof The E6nsiiiu,ion 10
proc lte hi d. inch guilty Of tbe President
Eof TIE U9lg3 States fora second term.
. \ 11Dlff5e.lfe The passage, +of lsw.-by
II Vsfa5iiei III Slsciiodfor President Of the U
thitsa- State, may take place IN all the.
States II tie Gniaa o. the same day. :.
i-AIso,o procure tie passage Of i Pro-
tectiqe Tsuii, 80 TIA, American soil and
4 Amefea1 labor may Be protected.
E5f BoAab Of EycHEQUERi 1s
4 n. Mr. Woud51fys Of New Hampshire,
OCCUPIED Ire lime al The Senite tot late
. MOURN oppotihon 10 The Plesidens's plan
}5ih general and id. detail, sad was follow.
ed BY MI. Evans who has HE aSor on
r Monday, toNYhtth time Me Senate ad-
tJparned: 2
Mt Woodbury. advocates the le- estab-
lishfnenitofthe Snb-T1easury Bill.
Hi s+lloUSG or REPRESENTATIVES.
\ !! Tie baSlness Or this body on TsEsday
I .Eaad5N2edoesdaysof last week absolutely
tKmoantgd 10 ;n5lhins. Wednesday, after
tile elatraGucti6n OF aTfeasury note bill,
/, Twas Consumed 10 a struggle between Mr.,
Il Adams and The Speaker about The cor
<E4ectness Of Tie previous day's Journal. on
. the subject d. pe.i,ions--an and ini. an effort
IA Nv Mn. Arao,d 10 ge; Ifeply 70 tie New
Hampshire members on the subject Of the
reiatlye merits Of ,hatState and Tennes-
H Lfe. Mr. AfdolI,. finding himself foiled,
said be would wiile out his speech-an
If proposed ihaf the men bfrs' should 90 ia
dinner, which was agreed TO. F.
I'LL % THURsnaYy jan q. n ii
Mt. Salssonstall submit(ed'.a resolution
. ff0m The C5mmftteel 90 Manufactures
ssEing pewsE t6|send for persons and pa
pers. ana 10 examine witnesses, on, the
I ], subject reltfred ID them. IA
se This motioa met with strong Opposition
Z from Messfs. w. Its.~Johnson. Hsbershau
+ sad Wise, hnd N is not decided when tht
hour arrived 4or4he orders Of theday..- 7
kIf E.sissss. .ra.a.sd .h-. ,is , Hs..i:
HI Ere ss8tfiat9Comtniitec OF the w hole
N IA ihs State Of The Union, Mr.. Hop:
kins af.Va. syai called to The Chair.
The bill, aEnhSfising the issue Of ST.
1000,000s d. l1reakqTy notes was thea read
4 ibyIfhe Clerk s u /
y AR. Fllinore made succinotzsiale
lt1sht of me condition Of the Treasury
sa4 also su5taitGed certain communities.
N3As. printed, which had passed between
!, thtHco.nniltee Of Ways and Means snd
the# Secretary Of The Treasury whereby
1hif course was shewa 10 be the only one
Men by mSich.the demands Of the Trea-
tprF could be5imm ediately satisfied,
Mr.. G.: DaFis followed Mr.. F. in stroeg
oPppsition 10 the proposed resort =, he
/ called il a REVIVAL n iheNiteontinental
money, system, and blamed the SecFe-
tafg With mucA5srverty fof not having
skrlier communicated the state Of biz De-
Partment when il must have been well
! Known TO him.
i Mr.. VIE next 5rose. and a(ler some an
inated Femarks about acquaintiug the PEG.
! PIE honestly and al once with the whole
condition Of The counttEy be moved an
amendment to The bill in effect repeal
Ing the act For the distribution Of the
Puhtic Lands.
Mi. FillmoEe Objected 10 ihis.proyision
81 i point 81. order. and pending this The
HolSe adjourhedi
n The SgxArE; having on Thursday a.
j3drnedsoyer 10 Monday neSt. did not si
Pr Friday.
Nea4ls The 4hple u the DAYS iittiug
ID the HousE)io REPREsENFATIrEs
4 We are sorry toIsay, was consumed in
contests and votes concerning The recep.
7 ton Of nrem9rias hafingI for their %.
\. jsot tAe ABOLITION of slavery, SC. Ia eve
\ ~ instance, upon the yeas and nays be-
iing taksaon mo'lonsfto lay upon the la4
u hle the Question of reception, tie ques-
.iioa was determined in the affirmative,
BIT majorities varying from ten 10 eigh-
teen votes. Il Is deeply 10 Be lamented
ihat9the House should again 6nd in is
why this stumbling block.
Hlt' A Iva hi. Jan 81
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, JAN. s..
The plinciPal business. consisted Of
m5,jpns on GPehlion for repeal Of the
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