The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
Mr. McCamy introduced tbo ,4,Ds' r,,

Mr. McCamy introduced lbs b9s,sSa e,,
 Resolred, That the commi,ta' 'Oll9' rials be instructed to inquire into I ,bo oa of memorializing Congress to l,s b.,l opened from the arsenal, at Littls s'l 5 Fort Smith, on the south side Of ,S. river, with leave to report. &r 's
 Mir. Nicely introduced resolu,a' ing the committee on the penjtsa,al quire into the expediency offarmjno' out Ihe penitentiary of this S,,s they report by bill or otherwise
 Mf. McCamy asked and obls,., bill to be entitled an as,, < an act entitled an act to regnlsn m of property on execution,'' anD,,.N Dec, l840. Which was read T pEY.' Is,s ordered to a second reading on to.Da
 The bill from the House to ba < An act to change the mode of yo,,' State, from voting viDa uoce. to ballot,0 was read 2d time, and 0D of Mir. Rose, referred to a select ss. consisting of Messrs. Rose, Clart ~ ,'a
 The resolution from the IIouss '. the Secretary of State to furnish Na.'1 county with her proportionable %s] the Revised Statutes, was read s-| and ordered to a seeondreading onto'n]
 The bill "concerning guardians and \ was read second time, and reIerrsl| \ committee on the judiciary.
 The resolution introduced by M- Nd appointing the Judges of the SuDren, Commissioners ssto digest and nrpnas tenn of laws" was read second i;n] ordered to third reading on to.mors1
 44'fhfe fhfe memorial introduced by NIr M praying Congress to change the con'| tween the United States and the Sss1 T kansas, granting to the State or Tpra1 Arkansas 72 sections of land for ra ,s| of learning, so as to give the Genen ! ply of the State of Arkansas power nl priate the funds arising from the sae } 72 sections, to the use of common M was read a third time; and on its frI sage, MT. Pelham called for the yessaD which were as follows:
 YEAs-Messrs. Bean, Black, Clab.5 Hudson, Mitchell, Mckean, Neelr. M Pelham, Reyburn, Rose, Shaw, SniA| Trimble, Walker, and Mr. PresideDt-|
 NAYs-Messrs. Gaines, Irwin, Nd McCamy, and Yell-5.
 So the memorial was passed, andtaI ted to the House.
 The bill to change the time of hold Circuit Court in Jackson and PulasE ties, with the report of the committed ference, was taken up.
 Mr. Newton moved that the repod committee of conference be adopnd
 On motion of RIr. McCamy. theu Mir. Newton's motion was reconsides then, on motion of Mir. Newton, thsI receded from their amendments to and the original bill was returnedioda pf r Ranraseufafipes
 The bill from the House, entitled to change the collection of a poll al 60 to 45 years,p was read a first tin ordered to a second reading on to-ns
 The bill from the House, enlitleaa concerning the reports of the Supremel was read lst time, and ordered ' reading on tomorrow.
 The bill from the House, entitled to provide more ellectually against i' of adultery, and for other purpaA read lst time, and ordered to a 2li on tomorrow.
 Mr. NcKean asked and obtansis introduce a bill, to be entitled ~a' the relief of Isaac N. Jackson, sheIfd county" which was read a first time
 On motion of Mir. Mckean, the nls dispensed with, and the bill was nl time by title, and referred to seltca tee, consisting of Messrs. McKean, 2 and Rose.
 Mr. Walker introduced the GolOgl olutions
 Resolced by He General .assH5ll State of .Arkansas, That a NaionaS unauthorized by the constitulionofhl States; that there is no express gran'' contained in the constitution, norrs clause of the constitution dcleganl to create bank, to whiclfsuch anrl can attach as an incident:
 Therefore, in the opinion of th's Assembly, the incorporation ol as Bank would be an unwaTantable fIa power, a palpable violation of the cOn' of the United States, and dangeroN liberties of the people. i,
 Resolecd, That a National Bank necessary to advance the public lnle' afford sound circulating medium, 0' ulaie the exchanges; but the same VI a monopoly in the hands of iee '. individuals, giving them the poWef@ 7. the prices of produce and labor; to 9 ,, !? upon the fluctuations, which t ls 'p'a niarv interest, and in their power to r ' to tbe prejudice and vital injury O' " body of the people. z,
 Resolred, That our Senators III l.'. " be instructed, and our RePresell'a'a''',, 'a' \, quested, to use every exerllon ill 'll', N to prevent the establishment ol 2 Y Bank under any form whatever z.
 Resolred, That the Governor p.a, lr's each of our Senators, and to our n'rII tive, copy of these resolutions X were read first time, and oros'' ' reading on tomorrow. 1Is
 On motion of Mir. Black, leaSsas s.,,, was granted to Mir. Ficklin, on ~ indisposition. X, sdi
 On motion of MT. Black, inc F journed.