Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
land, &c. The position of my friend, Mr.

mand, &c. The position of my friend, Mr..
iin1Ix, from DAyidsol county, is il,
C Dhiet with has position on the reso-
intiops nena ,rial.zlng Congress to
prot hit tie Nati4.! al Banks from Civ
lug interest and fixing u rate OF inter
est for them. i.. ssssaiis my vote
upon these resolutions because he
thoUght they have Al ctntrGiizlug ten
dency, aud involved Il concession OF
the States rights Let the gentleman
lodge, under this bilt. the power to
contEol the prlce of money III the
National 8aEiss, aud he ere ates "a cen
tra,'1ed power, to blight our indus
trial int, rests, which has 40 parable
IN the history Of the world! l desire
row, MC. 0pea tlef, tn refer to the l3ii
ctluI OF the bank act aud see if wt
can get any light from that. Unde'
THAI proviso this bill ran be evadcd
| a merchant IN Raleigh, instead ol
GOau'uR ttireotly on usurious inter ST,
! Can draw on i merchant n New 1Grh
wita whom he colludes, and sell his
| blll OF exchanges for usurious rates ;tuC
| this viii be Jhe result of your meas
| uta. lou viii cause delay ia mercan
tile transactions, bat under this pro
v..n yOu can't affect the value O.
money winch viii seek its level dc
| spite yoar efforts, &c.
| Nlr. Staples again took the door to
reply 20 the arguments advaI ctd 81
| Alessrs Walker an3 Moriug. but beins
! III eiah. ration Ct ms former Remarks
! heretofore reported, we viii not al
| tempt ii synop Is. during the remark
! h,s was asked b. Nr. ~ Rae If he saw
40 harm III She amendment, and was
! III favor Of restricting the Narioua
| banks 10 the saue rules and laws thai
/ g 'yCrned corporations and individuals,
wy j5id he oppose ii? Mr.. Staple
| r piled. because, If sent back 10 tnt
/ SebatA he apprehended danger iii the
! ra-aage OF the bill.
NJ. NcHHe :nen took the floor and
/ said th,t he uid not desire to say more
! upon the su5leot, as it was puipahiy
! pia;n 10 cN~rY member On TIM foo.
! tina tl,e nIiE ~ THE c0c0arut va.
! luui iDe up;GsitIup were alrald o
! the Sei1at,', " ST, :he t:il had nt,. !
! first l..tn q nr, 4, coutId DEF I'd uy tht
! o iInEl!t tee. reported md thoroughly
. dc .,s.d IN tj,.t h3dv. He wa ll,-l,
interrupted by Mr Staples, wh,
I asked, II th,. aui7udraelt is adoptec
vii luu = /" f,r tA, uI}?
! aIr ID k;..----'No. uever will I. st
! hon. Dt~. sIupurt II h:!t that, in ~,
! op:i:'un. ht- - tt.ut. nry 10 crush th.
good propl" Of my Safe"
.Jr O"kS?nIlai tLen lropouDded the
T".lnw.ng question to Mr.. Staples
/ ''Nlil the 1on'is man vote for Ii,
. an-n;iment if We promise to vote fol
tne bill ?"
/ Mr. Sap 'es-.'No."
Mr.. F,rgrr took the floor. stating
, first that he had made an eI quiry yt s.
| t'rday il reEard to the p:ov4oo OF t!.t
t'l.t regarding National Banks. waIci
As Y II had lot h-en satisfactorily ans
,seie',. He would nga1r pat the Gnes-
on 10 TIL" gentlemen from GuilforC
and Davidson. After brief coll, Qtly
Nj. Ftf ger proce, ded to discuss n,
IN 7 5 tht. amcudu- ent, ana W.. III +,
advocated IT'S adoption.
Ar- Strong, on taking the hoor
re lied "a tine arguments + the opro
s't.nH 1t sone ienp,h.
AIr. Staples called the previou
question n 5he amrt dment.
the ,eas and nays were ordere,
and Va" mptIon prevail. d.
o. Ee passage of the a;nendment
: NJ GrdPer called the yeas ard nays
g i ahe m adm" p, vailed by th
i lown vos,: I,u>, 81, nays, II.
Nr Gudger changed his vote i,
oder to move 4 rec usider4t7ul', at,
o. his iuutun 10 reconsider. the "
d lays vo:e c.l5cd, ard tie mo i ii
itu!. d by bo ~ Z sane va,e.
zft~c considerable wrang Ing, ,Ie
h ting, &c on di.atory notion-, d.
Il use ;lG i,urred az o'c5Cck. leav L,