The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

less y s per rem; rejerIsd 20 lnas. Y.,s
--Benios. GsBbds. &c. Nsys-DaIlss.
Wsbs'sr. FtliasLuyssn. ar.
Al-o-An smendaeai % aholish proxy
saaiag. si-cisf; 10 - IS. Yes. Benton.
Bib. Ellis. Haynes. HI. Kane. Mary.
Msars. and white. Nays. Clay, Dallas.
fssliss hSysrn. &c.
/ gsns Q. ls32.-Mr. Benioh's anend-
neni 90 strike o1l The exclusive privilege
efths Bsnk, rieclrf; yess 10 Benton.
sssndy, ke.; nays 20-D.lIas. hsbslrr,
Clay. Fnlinghuyssn. &c.
Ssme day MIR. Iisn,oh's suendmsnt
10 forbid Foreigners haidins stuck 10 he
Bsnk Hj"cled-Mr. Dallas voting sg.in.t
H.
Sane dsy.-Mr. Bept~n's snendnent
asserting individssl liability o. ssoskhol,
ders. Q, jesIsd; Mr. Dallas soiing sgsinstii.
Sane day.-Mr. Benlon's amendment
lorbidcing tie iss0s OF any currency By
The Bank rot redeenabls in specie. Mr.
Benioa said he altered Ibis 10 TEST whe,h.
co II vas intended 10 make the Bank 0
speeie-psyEg Bank or not Rejected. IL
70 %. Mr.. Dsllss soi,ng sRsinsl IL.
Same day MIR. Msrey's snendmrnt
ressrving the right oil repeal Of The Bank
charter 10 Congress. rejected. Is 70 20.
Mr.. Dallas voting sgainst IL.
Same dsy.--Mr. Tszewells amend.
ment 10 shorten The term Of the charter
from 10 years 10 10: Mr.. Dsllss earnestly
opposed il. saying" Thsilhe Bank here
lofore had done no mischief, aud could
not hereafter" and that an his opinion
noihIng was 90 sesk. so contempubly
weak. as q moneyed corporation" Mr..
Clay and Mr.. Webster sustained Mr.
Dallas, Il was rejected. 90 70 27--Mr.
Dallas voting aQainst il. 49,. IL. ....-,
Juae S. ls32.--Amendmeni 10 strike
out The bonus end limit The rate Of inter-
est 10 per een.. Mr. Dallas end Nj.
Frelmghuysen Opposed il. Il vas Isjsci.
ed, 10 TO 20. Mr.. Dsll.s voting sss;ass
Il. .et
| June 9. ls32.-The bank bonus in
Mr. Dsllas's bill being Sl50 600, Mr.
Marcy moved TO increase IL TO s525 900.
REJECTED. 10 10 50. Mr. Dallas voting
against il. ...
Mr.. Knight moved 10 increase il 10
s350.OO0. Rejected, 90 10 81. Mr.. Dal,
las voting sgainst il.
Il Mr.. Seymour moved to increase il 10
sao0,000. Rejected, 20 to 81. Mr.. Dsl.
las Young against il. a..-.--
/ Mr.. Dickerspn. OF New Jersey. moved
to increase il to s250,000. REJECTED, 20
1927, Mr. Dallas voting sgsins. it.
| Email, $500 900 were agreed 10, Mr..
Dallas aud Mr.. Webster voting for il.
! Same dsy.-Mr. Msrcy's amendment,
deserving right to The States to tax, re.
jecied. % to25; Mr. Dallas and his friends
voting against il
S,me eay.-Mr. Forsy,h's amendment
to limit bank in,eres, 10 per cent. sgaia
rejected, 81 to 20; Mr.. Dallas Young
againsti,.
Same day Mr.. Whites amendment
10 require the bank To pay 3 per cent. in.
teresi on surplus public depcsites Ie-
iscted. % 10 "a; Mr.. Dallas Young against
Same day.--Mr. Benton's motion to
refer ,hs bill to the Secretary of,he Trea-
sury (Gen. Jsckson's) to report on il. re-
jecled. Mr.. Dallas voting against il.
June 9, 1882. Mr.. Grundy moved The
indefinite posiponement Of The biIl-losl,
20 10 "a; Mr.. Dallas voting sgaiust il.
Same dsy.-Bank bill ordered to third
reading. 25 TO 20; Me-. Dallas voting for
%.
June IL. ls32.-Bsnk bill finally pas.
ssd. % TO 90; Mr.. Dallas voting Tor it.
Nays-Benion. Bib, Brown, Dlckerson,
Dudley. Ellis. Forsyth. Giundy. Kane.
Hsvne. Hill, King, Mangum. Marcy.
Miller. Moore. Tszewell, Troup, Tyler,
White.
July 10, ls32.-Audrew Jackson We
toed The Bank of The United States as
unconstitutional and inexpedieni.
The next day the veto was considered
in The Senate. Mr.. Webster commencing
the debate, sustaining the bank bill, and
opposing the views Of the President,
Speaking Of the message. he said: at
wsntonIy a,tscks whole classes Of people,
for the purpose Of turning agains, them
the prsiudces Of other classes. II 6nds
no topic tho exciting Tor use. no passion
too iufammable for ns address aud soli-
citation"
July Is. 1884, Mr.. Benton spoke in
favor Of the veto; and vote was taken on
the passage Of The bank charter 10 spite
OF the veto. and Mr.. Dallas voted for the
bill. and agsins. the veto.
July Il, lS32,-Town meeting ia
Philadelphia. at which Daniel Groves vas
Pres.den'; Chs,ies ]. Jack, Esq. offered
the following resolution:
"Resolyed. That in the veto Of Presi-
dent Jackson he has shown an utter con.
temp, Of The unanimous voice Of Pennsyl-
vsnia, expressed through her Legislature
and delegauon in Congress. bosh with
regard IN the hank. tina tariff. snd the