Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26

gHlepiua AL hpnincml o, Mr.. Hopkins, about the HUI
bank at Fatmsille,h by replying that Nj, H.'s opposition
To The bull WIS owing 10 the fact that lnofo was no banl
~ Puwhatln.= But he took NJ exception 10 tho Irraonal
NY OF the argalnent-hc only denied that It was a guo,
aud sufficient reason lr lhr REJECTION of this hill. 1T h'
ohIcc, ot the bill - good, and IL ell 'cts beneficial 10 The
people, the mere circumstance oia llttc bank hrng u
~Fatmvlllo. ought not 10 cause this II usr h throw od
the bill. Mr.. Hopkins had renewed the inquiry IL he re-
sumption ronnantnli The question was answered hy
Mr. Elmaads. who amply demonstrated that il was per
mancnt and he spoke ca ~oaiie'IH. aud MIR. IL. could
not except 10 such aulholity.. Fur his part. Inc INTEREST
ol the banks murn The least oihis t,mghlsi in tins matter
lie had regard only ~ The welfare at the penpie. Hard
tlmcs arc npan us, and we shall only make them worst
by warning npn the banks. Blu, the gentleman from
Halifax hal discovered That ter was too great a cireu
l1tion olbanh mites! Tao groli lr whnnl Mt the
bauNs, Tor they had spccle u rect it; MT the people. fl
the cry caae from all quarters, that money was nnvrrhr
hire 81 stafeei AZ rs pnot that the cry was Just he in
stauc'd the low price Of every species of property. Mr.
Anderson said he had never knu"n 81 universal all SO.
were 4 pressure among the people. The wheat crop had
failed ior three ytars--the tobacco crop last sear-thc
banks had been ilrtcd 10 curt,il IN The mean time; and he
WISHED 10 knoW II gentlemen desired the banks 10 turn
another screW upon their constituents -,ppressel already
IN the cNlrene OF enluraaeel lie fhrchore 10 enter uplu
a discussions oi the doctrines of the Political Esononis,s.
aud c,utcnicl himself with looking at things "A they
were, and ievlsins The hest practicable means Of rene
dying the evils that exist.
Nhcn Mr.. \. concluded. Mr.. Byrd. Of F, called The
previous IN asti II. which was sustained.
The motion 10 postpone indefinitely was lost, by ayes
81, noes 50,
Ayo.-Nlessrs. iIullcnaa, (Spaakcr,) Byrd. Of b.
WILSON, Station. Meredith. Blich. Stockton. Elmunds.
II H.. St,yal. Basel. DAVIS, of KuI and Quocn,
llawos, Jackson, Marshall, Banhs. Mrlin. Niralsm
Ian2oy, Adnr. Rice, Rlrl. Of r%oudlcton. Hopkins,
Dan 4, OF p. Georgr. lmwnrr. Dencalc, kana, Gate
wood, Williams. Sp,a. Warren. llcnry-ll.
Nws-Messrs. Cus,is. Randolph, Icaao. of A.
Mann fu,l, pn,rlI ,T nr,,L, Er,Yfar "A ina
field. Mitchell, Ncwhirk. s~ntlgriss, Tavennrr. Hub
ard, liocock. Moore, of Cahnll \ Wayne, Nowlin, sam
mel. BIZ adas, lfslng. Gondwyn. G1rrnclt. S#tHth, Off. y,
Il 5 Payne, Desklns, Muse, Tnliairrro, NolA, Byrd,
Of Frederick, French, Io,ke. of Gmchlaqd. Calwrll.
Blue, WnfJ, White. of Hanover, Miles, Smith, otilar
rison. Ml,ae. KIM. Bowden, taIlalcr, Worlhingion,
PARIS, Wallace. Elnunds. OF Lancaster s Richmond,
Gibson, Stollinss. Carter. Gray Miller, Of %l'udon, NJ /
Ter, OF Mason \ Jackson. Jig.lts. N,rtl,ingtnn. Wade,
Dycho, 5 nth. ot NanWnond. GabclI. Taylor. Nurby
Eleington, Crlz. Boiling, Keen, Ialman. l,mMn, Of
Preston, Anderson, Dcy. STUN, Slrulhrr. linrwcl,
Moore, Of Il ~cklrlllc. White. Of Il ,%cthrilge, Coalcs.
Cnwan. Tate, Crnchlcld. I~lelgman, Walker. Sp,tts,
West. G ,olsn. Lewis, Neal. lcitwicl, Diverse.
Nj. Lc,kn then brought forward his i-rf
nhiolI ho had given nultcc--re1niting all tho notes when
issued to be redeemed by the no,hrr Banks and branch
rs. This provision was in tho law OF 'iO-l-and Mr..
l.rakc wished il restored.
VIZ. Culehdeld had hoped. after the elaborate dis
russjn llst hal. aaI tho docisyo vote just givon, that
Nv H'"' tt''i'h N'"Ou W lh'i' ~ ''hI'i 'H oHi
lie showed that II thI' condition was coupled with the
authority II issue thosn noles-the act would n dead let
ter. 1t had been i'nni 30 III prac'l''' and on that ac-
count, the proNisa had been left out III The last aci.
Mr.. Stosall called the pre- vious question.
MI hnei asked tue ayes AMI noes which were or
dored. The ainondncH' WIS rejected ~ ayes To 70
noes.
hir ''r1ke. oi y, moved oa ndlonrnmcn'-lpst
'iHt hll Wa then cu IrJssel-and on its passage the
! 'l' ms were called ani, we're ayes ~, noes Is.
H 4 .-.,.l t.n-,.. H.. III -. L
10 l'hka' ol A. n'Vcd t'anlal'u lhf Nt,-. ny max
? 10 ~ III SUBSTANCE: an act to prevent Tie Banks
MI IRVINE eilIrd the ayes AMI noes when Mr.
''r,hr Withdrew ms amendment.
] hrb ll nj hall p's' !. wassei'i , me senate, ana III"
House waited tii i'r inc aei'7n "' lll' h'dy. IN or''f
lhat II ii'gllt lake up ihe Ie.pinilol o' inc onHa'e asHih3
'f q recess UNI Tue ol' "' 'anaafy..
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en- erection u, N'yS'I,r' III 'ne county " o''ipue'
mn ~ oei eaan9in" 'e tunes ol naming INC courts "
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