Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
From, the Cincinnati Chronicle.
erits Of Mr.. Dallas. For a Bank and against
the western Settlers.

r,
the western Settlers.
The nomna ton Of Mr.. George NJ Dallas for Vice
Presidency, the occfoco party, of the
veous Of political eonssteney placed
record. This party profess grea, hatred of National
Bank and equally love Of the poor people Take
tn. following record of Mr.. Dallas achievements:
In the first place take the Resolution of Baltimore
Conve n,ion:
Ma, 80 IsA-Re.oln,ion Of the Baltimore Convention
which nominated Polk and Dallas:
"Resolred, That Congress- has power TO charter
National Bank tina, believe such institution one Of
deadly hostility the beat country, danger
Gus 70 our Republican institution. and the liberties Of the
People, and calculated TO place the business OF
within the control of concentrated money power, and
bove the laws and will of the People,
| In the Senate, 1892. following place.
Jan. 90 1872 Benton asked leave introduce
Resolution declare the Branch drafts of the Bank of the
United States, Illegal. Mr. Dallas replied favor of the
Bank, and said 'To the Bank of the United States
is nothing but Bank, mere Bank, enacted under the in
fuence of the motives for admira On
granting leave the yeas 16 nays 25,-Daas voting
against granting Mr.. Benton leave.
Feb 8. ls32-Mr Dallas made another Speech favor
| of the Bank, and in reply TO Mr.. Benton.
March Is, l532.-Mr Dallas, from the select Commit
reported Bill the charter of the Bank of the
United States.
June 3. I632-Mr. Ben.on's amendment TO strike GU,
the exclusive privilege the Bank Yeas 10
Benton, Gtundy. &c; Nays &C. DALLAS, Clay, Freltng
iuysen, Webster, sc.
Same day.-Ben.on's amendment forbid foreigners
holding stock ir the bank rejseted-Mr DALLAS rotag
gainst IT,
Same day.-B.n,on's amendment asserting individual
liability Of stockholders rejeeted-Mr. DALLAS roting
gainstit
Same day.-Benton,s amendment forbidding tho issue
Of currency by the Bank redeemabe in specieM
Benton said he offered this II test heAer it INT ended
to make the Bank specie paying Bank or not REJECTED
~ to 27; Mr.. DALLAS voting against il
June 1l-Bank Bill finally passed, % to 90 Mr.. Dali
las voting for it, NArs-Ben.on Bibo, Brown D,eker:on
Dudley, Ellis. Forsyth Grundy. Kane, Iayne, Hill. King
Mangum, Marcy, Miller, Mooro Tazwe, Troup, Tyler,
White.
Jly 10, 1s3o-Andrew Jackson reioed Bank of the
United States as unconstitutional and ineapedfent.
The merit day, considered in the Senate
Mr. Webster commencing the debate, sustaining the Bank
Bill and opposing the views of the President Speaking of
tho Message he sad wantony attacks whole classes OF
people for the purpose Of turning against them the peud
of other classes l, finds topic exciting for
no passion nfammabe for lis address and solicla-
tion.n
July 10, 1532-Mr. Benton spoke favor of Veto.
and a passage tho Bank charter
spite of the Veto and Mr.. Dallas roted the Ban and
On subject o Public Lands, Mr.. DaIas invara-
bly, voted which the ocofoeo parry
Same day [Jnly , ls32I.-Mr Ben.on's amendment, to
reduce the price of the Lands 10 81 acre; rejected, p
TO 27-Mr. Dallas voting III tho negative
Same day.-Mr. Bentons lamendmen, to reduce to So
per all lands which had been FIVE years
market rejected, 30 2S-Mr. Dallas voting the
tive.
Same day-Mr Poinlex.er's amendment. allow the
new States I24 per cent, Instead OF I0agreed to- 20
Mr. Benton and Mr.. Clay voting for it; Mr.. Dallas TO
Same day--Amendmen, Of Mr. Hendricks 10 allow
Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Indiana, Alabama and
Illinois 10000 each; agreed to. % to lGBenton,
Clay and Frei'nguyss" voting Tor it; Mr. Dallas roti"s
in the uegaftre.
Same day-Amendment of Mr.. Hayne, to strike out the
objects which the States to apply the Land fund.- so
allow them they pleased; rejected, 20 TO
21-Mr Dallas voting against 1t.
Same day.-Mr Robinson's amendment TO reduce the
lands 10 market, and TO actual
settlers so Rejected, - 10 2l-Mr. Dallas voting
against it,
Same day.-Mr Clays Land Distribution Bill ordered
10 a third reading. p to lS--Mr. Dallas rotng for 1t
JlAy 3, lS32-Mr. Clay's land Distribution Bill finally
passed the Senate, &c to l5-Mr Dallas voting FOR IT!
YEAs-Bell, Chambers. CLAY. Clayton DALLAS, Dick
Dudley, Ewing. Foot FRELINGHuYsEN, Hendricks
Holmes, johnston, Knight Naudin Poindextcr Prentss.
Robbins, Rugges, Seymour Slsbee Sprague, Tomlinson
Wasgerman, Webster, Wilkins.
NArs.-Be,,on, Brown. Ellis Forsyth Crundy, Hayne,
Hill, Kane, King, Mangum. Marcy. Miller, Robinson,
Smith, Tazewell, Troup. Tyler. White.
Now, will be observed, the reduction of the prices of
Public Lands and the favorng of squatser fay"rite
par, of tho policy of Benton and the locofocos-M Da
las vCed against this and other that
favored This is objection, Of with
the whgs; bu, shows and ought convince all
democrats how completely sacrificed every protested
principle of the democracy the plundering scheme of An
nexaton, imposed the Northern democracy by South
IN dictation!