The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26
-cAvroN, MISSISSIPPI, SAruRDAv, FEBRUARY 90, 's4s.

: ain 5ant ut III Planters 3 lIk bonds, Ar.
il was laid on the table.
Mr. Houston addressed he House in an o.
and aniuated speech against the Senate bill
[but the report Of il, as Furnished by or =.
porter, would occupy more spnce Than The 81
% our columns will permit
Mr.. Ha1er addressed The House IL nm Rnin
I'VE . eech, Of 9 made, abe length, IN up
tinn t. The Seuate hill, and made some VEL
strong pninls,
Nj, E"huls followed IN reply. seeming ~ y |
gre' that lie .rlh,, hut tuuthinl %callrsSp |
shnuId b We hornr 60 hard upon the older ~.
hers, VIII" hat grown aray in H. %seNice
their country. His speech ls n"'ed dow, ant
It time permit', sill aptear ye', noit was ell y
atterized b. the peculiar traits Of The gent,
m ms nratory,
Nr. Yerger offered an amendment b. W,
Of rider, prn,iding thar the fund shall he st
apart IL thr Treasury. and called tn 5C0,0W
acre internal improvement iund, e. ; buti
was laid on the iahle-pyes So, noes 30.
Mr.. Kinds moved thai the main qies,io b.
put. ea .A5
Mr.. F I'd offered an amendment, but Nh,
H nds refused 70 withdraw his mutlpn.9 Mr.
f.. sud he did not expect u exercise any IL
Ane zee. The elrqnence oil numbers was 40
potential 10 he n sisted. His amendment was
Intended to advise o%sterit, vince this fuil
.u n q and ,ubnt hoe I,nV1 4 Un. xy . n 1laa ..Aa.
ieriiy may know the tact that we seiSed upon i
sacred trust fluid 10 pay our own debts, an
LETT them to be faxed; he had made thr mntinn,
Sc.
Mr.. Henry. then addressed the House ol
len Ill.,, in OPPOSITION 10 the bill; but his able
speech woulu suffer by al Arrangement, AM
WI will find room for il hereafter.
MI. Weir then spoke at length, and in a yer,
ammared manner, against the bill. REVIEW I'M
thu Whole ground.
Mr.. Slmrall explained his position in refer
tnce TO the hill; about wtich he could see onl
one chapter 10 reg ret, and that was the ins,t
iHg Tue money ella Use in it ore day, and ii
: stri ing OF it ont on the next, He WIS atrai
y ii naio il, Of his Wing friends, whp he expec
f" I'd would vote against the Dill, " ould find then
selves in bad c'mppny, ne, very repadiatm
- D mocrit N the House would vote on III
y same side. and IN opposition TO the hill.
VIZ. Metcalte then addressed the House
q explanation, oi the reaso, o witch should il
Aneuce him in opposing Tie bill -l
" Mr.. F,ree said thu gentleman trcm Wiki
ne sou was wrong in snpposing that none brt
~ pudiating Democrats would vote against d
o bill Tie was opposes to il because il does =
30 tar enough ia providing tor I e p'yment
nj the bonds, md was unjnsl tnwards the St ttlt
IT an the lanis. So Tar from his being a repudi
he tor Of isvnrtng that d~octtne, he in lav
b, Nt paving the Uainn as vel! as The PIanteI
ed Bank bonds
NJ Cleveland aIso explained, and stat
I'm that he was 40 repudlator, although Hn or
! n nrnt u the ill,
ng Mr SIur,ll dlsclaimed my personal rf,
! unn. His %.rnharhs We're gtncral.
The bill then plsse / ,s 90, rn's 10.
- Or CarchImgs explained his p%rsitlnn,
aald he hid ,ntrjd uccd a ill similar IN pin
l. pie 10 that now uhnut t" pass, At an e%nrller
nod OF The $ ssiOn, and there vas "nlN q
The mina about il that caused any douht IN
zen mind as 90 the pr pr. " of rs passage, a
vas that " : the inserting a money appr"P'ia'
onc day ant stt,kr g II ont the next. But
t,g u verth,lcss lrlt It ms duty, q rier thr ciyea
sa .ces. t, vote tor the bill = S3athfo4,