- i
tah!ia &.i by-lawi hii I rules of proceeding a it
fniy pi Ijj imp h?(oj awl proper for tho resolution
nl" in cincefn nod tbo government of jl agencies j
and copies if nil existyig by law nnd regulation
tall tin laid before 'uugrui every vear at it
annual 'm-mnt. T' T '
6ec. 7. Aid frr if farther evicted, Thai lht
v RjcriUary -of live Treasury i hereby authorized
and directed to rum to lie pr ired Treasury note
of deno niaatio-vj not le than live dollar nor
eeeding one thousand dollars, which note shall be
signed byjiiie Treasurer of the United State nnd
, Coiiiteri1incd tiy the President id the ,B mrd of
' I' --I,-......- ... j i. ui ... .1.. "i i
nuu inja pjyauie iu ine timer Ol ine
. principal agent at each agency, and hll.he by
him. endorsed when Issued at mieh nseney, ami
which aiote hnll he redeemable and ahull be re
deemed iii irold and aitver, on demand, at the amjn
cy where issued and Trea;irrv' hole. intended
to be issued by, the Board I of Exchequer alt lie
aeat of Government ahatl be in like form, and
' ahull be payable to the order of the Commissioner.
1 L,l L. Jj J-
nnu anaii , no. vnuoro-u oy tomo one. ot I nam
, when issued, and ahHll lie redeemablo nnd re
deemed, at eaid Board, m demand, fn gold and
edver; and exact and1 perfetft list of nil notes, to.
tned. tliall be kept -at the' Treasury ttid all
Treasury notet is.-iued under tbj? authority' of Jthw
' , , r r s i
act -may, when redeemed,, be- re-isued by tho
1 ia"rd and its agencies: repc,ve1y. (-4
ttec. 8V And, be it further enjcf rCjnat the
amount of Treasury Jiole iiatiod and outstanding
hall not at any one time, exceed the ufnnuiit uffif
. leen million trt rtoiiars, unlet nuifrwise-oMeed
or provided 'by law : and ihe 'Sewlaryf IhtJJecretary of ihe Treasury aa often as he may pre
.f i . . ' . . - .i I
treasury i auinorizfi, inm time in me, ori tne
pplioation of the Board of Exchequer, to funiih
Jor ii own ue and that of its aevVrai agencie a
suitable, aiomiut of auch h.'ite, ro be iHed in (he
, traiiimctiona of it buineY and all due to the
Uuited States, or any utriCe or'defartiheut thereof,
rriay be paid in jjold or ilvar coin In Treairy
, note Mined nnd -r tin -ict.'or in the note of b uik
which chall be immediately "convertible into apueie
at the place whett received. . '
gs 9. Awl be it further enacted, ThaTtne
' Board of Excnrqoar at iljt- eat of liovBrryiiHcti
and each of-it ajenci lill Vfils weekly or
oftener, with all bink iu their nrnglihorhood wnm?
pspeMhey miy hav - receivwi, and pay or colloct
at the case may.. be, all balmce beiween it and
aiid banks ; and i.o individual vhall he allowed'ai
uny time to aian a . duhtnr lu (he Exchrq-iur or
any of it agencie in acount ; and it ahall oe the
rluiy of the K-n l Hoar. I d Ei:he.(pier, pud euch ol
it several ceneie. at all tun, ho t- limit its is
Hues thai Ha Hold and iler o i ban I nhiill tie enn-il-
to one third ol the amount of audi iisoes uiitHiauu-
See.-10. And he it further enacted. That th
- aid Bojird of Eicbei'jiir..iuay dra.wbtU.oc.dtalk
on any of its agencies, ay J may authnnzi any ai;en
ry'lodraw hills or dr ill -i on the board or any oili
't-r agency, and may !! and autbortz ii aieiM-ie-
to all such bills or drjfi for. pre ilii n not ex
cedinif the fair cot f rfnitiinj; toeie to the
pl.Ke of payme.n, and iu no cae to exceed lwupi-r
ceatiim on i he .tin .uii. il Kicii b.ll or drai.
Sec- 11. A'td be tt further rni t-l, That ii
ahallVJ,.l'uror sud Board o Exoheu ier arid i
i;ach iif its anriosto purcise d-miMiic hill ol
exchsng1", auhj'jct to the fiilwiug rule and reu
l.rti'ei : -
1. No biH'of erehanse shall be hiujht which is
payable in the saoiJ Sl.ilo or Territory in wruch
n is dnwo, nor any bill payah'e wiilnn l- than
miles otttie dace ol drawiiij.
-iw.i on pla'-s not mors thair nvi
hundred mile iji-int Troni the pTace of 'drTVin.'
sUall iKjl be drawn for Jnoor 'ime th in thiriv
day from date; nnd bi!U drawn dn idiers oi-re
than five hundred milt's t'rom-lhe place ot ilrawmit
thall nut be drawn lor a longer U rie tliau ftnr.y
day from sight.
3. 1 1 no in-oaryf sh ill niore he demmd'-d from
the teller of 'ich- bill ht way of inten-st nr ex
change.thail an interest. imi excedmir six per cent
-jjcunuiiLU l if t ie tlinr.. wliitfLjuAjMid .bill ln.i in
roil, mid a ra e exc lalluii never exeeeilon; tlu
cost "of rein',! t ing -.peoiHTiriiT ho i :, so TiVVeee"d
. . . ....I :. L.-ll ... 1, . i. r i i .l
iwn mr coin. .vi'j ii "oa-i nn i : ia 01 ir ine
ttoarJ of ExrVqiier.or anv Bnry.Juor.
hiivirin "drawn.y or uTTm afiyi u t nlx-r or- oih or
thereof, oi ru which ii memucr or ofiocr ail, I
in any wav, b: interested ; nor lo r-ceive any de- j
po:l of ai'y m ney bel- ning to any mk-M ime-t
nr oflieer. And n hill mll ! ourehasel, or draft ,
sjld.at any ag'ncy, without the a-snt of ni l"a-t
loot lha oilirjers t siich af'-ney ; nor by iri
I! i id ol hxciuq itr Ailliual die useul o iwu ol
us nieinbers. - .
Se. 12. Aud be it fo'thtr enae'eil. Tint nn
njncy eMublislied in nnv die omfi r Ihe provi
ion of thpj act ahxll, co'utrarv to ay law which
niich State miv enaer, receive' any niher de.si
than those ..t iV Umieu Slates, or mike nr .
nrils. or lum-nase lulls, onierlnsn sm:h as skill
lie necessafy in the collection, iraiufei-, aud dis
liursemctit of the public- luuds.
SecJJ. And be it farther enacted. That if al
any li ne it slisli b'i'iuu I nicessary to carry on the
oertfons of ihe Kxeh.eq-.er B nrd, and it in ?a
cies hereby created, the Secretary of thrf Treasury
may cause to be irared, issued, aod delivered to
tne Excheqjejr B tard 'Vertifieales ol slock ol' tlie
I -luted Si.its, in tii.- usual l inn beaiintf mterest
hi a r ite not exceeding five per centum xit ariouoi",
to an am -olit riot i-yeeedioo five imljious oi dollars,
-the interest of winch shad be. payable semi annual
ly, and the principit shall be reiJftoiiMhlo at the
piessjie of the (..oeruoe-ut alter the en(iiiaiitr ot
leulv year trom ihe i.s-u theieof. And II shall
he Hi v iul for the
transfer the aid
ml r.yi-h nui:r Board lo sell und
id stock f-r gil.l or silver, com, or
if i'i ill Ui Hie il.nv of Ihe K.U
luiliiiin. And
jer Hiaril to pMvme lor jne puneiual payinsnt ot individual, without Ins authority, la Is uumi Ihe
tne interest on the sax! stock as il slnll In-come parlies enjaed in it, and n it on 'jiiuuwliose name
due, and for 'he ri iilHirsemenl of lh pruw-ipal i had rn-ei improperly used. The same rule should
from the profits and. other iiiean und nrs mrce uf be observed in rg:ir.l lo ihe Slate. . All honest
the U-Mid and U n;ei, n h. Bot tue fnth of the'uVbi they siiiiUtd pay, and'Anthiuu more. It ta
Government. nev-rlhless. -liaM h- pli-do-d f!r the ; ,e duty, Kai, of I ,e rcpn-suiiialii-a of liie tax pay
payment uf the. interest and Ihe principal uf such." ers to inMilu'e the cluaesj HcuUny into the i.riiu
t'X'k. ' of thu claims Haiu.-i the several Slates, for every
Sec. 14. Aid be it further ennctnl. Tint thel.day britijja wirb li developitieuls, proving, In-yond
Jl mrd uf Exchequer and its several ag-nctei shall ' cootroversy, that the linaneial traiisacitoMs ul liie
keep separate a'od dn.um t t o bonks, fur the (,it v0 or six years have been little else than a
purpose of entering aud lecnrdiug, in one .-t all aeries of Ihe uumi rgu-gHNM) Traud that ever lay
iraimsction respecting the cidlec'.ion, keeping, and concealed beneath the surfuce of stemutr iiom-slv.
disbursing ofj he public revenue, and traiiNmitiiuif ; That mnny individuals'iiiuy nuirer lo and apjm
the public iiioiwjs from place lo place for the ser. ! ,eit injustice m i-rreiiing out tin- nbuesol ."Slate
vice of .the tioVernmeiit, uud in annUier, all trans
action and acroun atisuy Oom d-almg in ex-
change und other Iriiiaactums hot on. tovernuieut
account And all profits accruing Irom (leafing in
s'fchange m lodiviilual account anil from private
iefillia'l be applied in the lirsuplai e lo pny all
lanes aid cuiiM:inia!ions, and. defray all ex
iienses t'a urred under tie authority of tins .r.t. aud
tt:e residue lle'reol snail' Ihj. pieced aenu uunuill)
t'i the credit ot the Treasurer of the United. .iiale :
yVorlJtd neitiikeleu, Thai the said Boa id may
defer bU such cudils to the Treasurer, unlu' Lie
miH'i'.1 of proli'i uoreii) lieVond expeuw-s -iiull
Xfl't'd tW'.i millions i f itolUr, ujid mav retain said
amount of two millions ai a fund to innct all ma.
liiigenrie chargeable on the Exchequer and it
agencies. . '' , ( ' ' ' i
Sec. 13. And be it further enactrj, Thai if it
ithall at any time become ni-ct'iuirv to bnnir atiit
on any bill of exch-tng or other debt or liability
urintrijj out or airy ir.itHiicuoni under the pr.viiioin
of tliii4 act, inch mot m iy be brought in the name
of the United Stale in any Circuit. Court uf the
Um'ted Slat', or any Stale Court having coiii)
lent jiiriwlictfon.
S.JC 16. ' Atd he itfurfhrr enacted, That the
necemary roomt add .iuli for the airte keppuij, of
the public iii'iiii'vt and for ihs transaction of the
hiisineat of the It mrd of Exchequer and itaan
ciua shall be pmv ded by the Treaaury Di'imrwnt
at the city of VVMnluimlon, ami in tlio cntiioin.
Ii-iuiioa, mint, branch minia, and other public build-
ina be!iHiin to the United Suies, ao tit r at the
axioe can be furnished willioot deiriment to the
public aervice ; and .where the whim cannot be o
furnixhed, llm nanl Hoard may provitie oilier.
" Sac. It. And be it further enacted. That it'
halt be lawful' fur the tid Board of Kichpqnrr
to ap;N)int u a';ni liir tlio B mr l any t cW pay.'
iuj baoii in uny Stale in caet where it may not be
deemed exieJii-nt to eainhliah an olfico or agency
of jlie n-iiil B ard, ai he eiuliefore provided; but
uell.b.tiik shall not bo aultioriiod in any event to
receive dupoitii or to purchiiier ai-ll hilUor drufu
mi account of the B mrd of Mxeheq jer.
a J..I I.... i..L. - ...J 'l'l... l"..ll
agd exact ucoouiiis ol the proceeding ol the Board
od it neveru'l iiencie ahull bn funmilied to the
. i .i. . ii i .. .. j... . j u : i o
scribe and it .shall be Hie duty id Hie said Secre
tarv to lay.alMtract of Ihe tame before Omre
M tho commencement of each annual session, and
l furni!( fulf and particular account and statei
iiieuti of ll tiaiujatioiM o'he Board and it ajten.
(le1 when required by Congress J and the anunint
of'Trcnsury mites ouitandinijit the end ot every
quarter shall? so toon thereafter' a the amoe may
lw ascertained, be pubfiched by the Secretary of
file Treasury.' H , ' y i ' '
Se..19. And be it further e nil c ted, .That if any
memher ol Ihe Exchequer Boardrirany otlireror1
clerk eni lojeil-iii it business or any ol it a-iw-ie,
shall convert to lit owii use, in any way, any mu
i e or sf'-uriiy QcKisited.with r belonjjinj; io ihe
(Jmied Statel2or.tny other pfcrson or piu.t deal
mg or dpneitn)r nb,tb aaid Board or aity agen
cy, he 'aliall be deemed'tfuilty of fel inyMBtid, on
conviction thereof btfre-any Court'iif the United
Slate of compe1entruriJrctioii, slial be auutenced
to imprisonment for a term not, lejh.m '
nor more tiian. year, and iV a fine equal
to twice the sum of.valueof the property eui',,
t'.7.lerU " '-' . ' t
Sec. 20. And be it further enatted. That if any
officer, or
iy oi n ugencieseiauiiueo uiioerine provisMns
ot this act, shall give obhi( iJlse certitieale of
a deposit lutving Ix-eu niaila witjiany agency, or
snail issue or deliver any draft or tull of exnhanre
without havinit received the full vajne thereof, and
canned ine receipt of Ihe same lo l duly entered
in the shook ol the.. id agency, orsiiall le guilty
ot any ot.'ier i no I pruuiice by winch uny resimsi
b,,,v of he aid encv, or of tho Board of Ex-
- . i' .l I T ..Jl. .. i
chequer, or -dWIw United Stale, shall be unpro
perry creatoJ ox m reased, he snail lie. deemed
guilty of a misjooieaiior, and, conviction thereof' in
uuycouri ot tne United States of competent juri-dicti-Hi,
snail ha sciitcuot-d to imprisiinnent for a
term ii'jt es ili-iu ouo year nor more than seven
year, and to a tine equd lo the amiMiu! ofthefilse
ceruti'Vite s-i i?ivrr, or ol'lhi bill or draft so is-ied
o created or iixreused.
From the Ulobt.
THE RESULTS OF THE CREDIT'S YSTEM.
Th' Pinl i It4(ihi i L-'l-f, in the nnicle -imed,
sustains the views- wlndl e have taken of Ultimo
-much "denounced " rrnudi ith i." VV'e can add
mtrtin lu the torce with wnii: the Ledger in nil-
mend Bat we f
" " " m "j
"M hw, woy tUe.u.avwsai-jjulcra. JUiul'.iiy
XlM K.NlHIitl fir--..- Mir:nmt" rtl iIh rl.idlilir In n-iir
- - r .
" "'"'" Ji r e ieai pecuiatora
Federal banking lustiiutiHi.s-(ucli a Mr. Kiddle's)
Fed-ral leg.sla or aud Fuleral luncmn.ries m
,,ie d.ll-o in Slate., have for Ihe ni at part been ihe
"r'ii"' neuo.ia.oisof" ' Siaie uehis, t,id
i he recipients and uianai; r of lue food fraudu
lently derived an I a,ipied. H oce, Uie aimety on'
the part of tlieir.pariv ori ns lo mike ihe Slate
pay op, aud o e ver o.i lln'ir Ira-jJs.
Aii'iyii r HioOve-ojHTaies on inn ut liie pressis
. Il"u ex-lann ait ut repudiation as tuial cancelling
!0' obiatiou-t. I'nere are pjrlums.of ilia
fiW'8 :''' ,ciiNtiii4 irjiK wlu wtsltto siii4
, -"'I'--crelit and stalks to the iowal ebstheuto
M" V1 whatever m?., ,4 i,ey hive in them, Wil'i a
view to yrolicbv their future rise in Ihe market, nr
ultiuiuie redeuiiiioo. '
From the fhilmUlphia Public Ltdger.
The c-Hirsif " repudiation aecins lo be on.
ward. Tne lax payer, in evfry direction, seem
to Lu roused lo a j 1st sense of ihe wrous practised
OjioH them, through a collusiin in fraud b their
amenta aud alletgd creditor; and the great tear
no i, that in rih ing these evils, they may over
step the b .ivi Isol honor aud honesty, 'f'n-il State,
'any more than individuals, should aub nit lo injii.
lice or fraud, peqietraterl.bv iiimutnonzed pertmiH,
nr by a(eiit who have irwisi-eiided their pnters,
we do ii it believe but iMraeeSsing the power of
I aovi reiirntv that thev do. the art-aiet care -Mionld
' be ub-erv.-d not toeurr uch uoou the iiuiiU ol en,ial
and exU joiic- -led tq compel liie e umjj nia
ro might: A wr tl cnmmittfrl in the li.ni.uu! ,tii
dehtw
l prottahle, lull lius should tet warrant ihe
J Legislature in smiling Ihis loa Ihe result of in.
dividual bad xculalioos lu Ihe -moulders of.ihe
j iiimsjeiil and already' overburde.o-d taxpayer.
j-Tne sl-s kh J ter of the TJuileiStatv B .ints in the
discovery that ihe inaiitutioii ho!! tome' hundred
I or I to thou.and dollars of tnrffd mia-r, put upon
it in the name, of John M. Kiddle, or other, amy
excite our coiiiuiineniifliu, but no one would Hunk
of holding Mr.. Kuldlo aud oiln-rs, vvhne name
have hern improiery us-d, resinriihlt) hot even
although aiHhorlly may have h, en given ou soine
is-. i ai by Ihe p-rous whose names were em
pliry ej tj obtain fundi m a legal manner from'th
Bank. AenU of the Slate wera aullioiixoo I'
contract debt on certain term lo a certain amount,
which term have been diareifarded, and less than
suuia now claimed of the Swtot oblaiued. Thi
surplu of claim aver eclual receipt it, we think,
very properly jeitod, mid ii llieniy n puai "
tiou" mat hu yet meUmr ey. W hat the Sinte
owe tuny oujht ho nest ly and promptly Jo pay, and
o onht every in-ititmioii and individual every
whifre. All that'l(ilior du beyond thia it a
wrong mi the many lo the bonelit of the few. .
IEUOND I8IO. '
Compiled from the Globe.
IN SENATE.
'ikuridag December. 0, 1841. "
After much preliminary busmen had been dis.
H!il of, the Senate proceeded to the considera
tion of the motion to refer the report of the Secre
tary of the Treasury, on the aubject'of Ihe Board
of Exchequer to a select committee of nine.
Mr. Mangtim, who v. a entitled lo the floor;
spoke ou the remainder of the dayesion agamm
the project of the St cretar
HOUSB OF REl'IlESENTATIVES.
Mr. Atherton, by leave, presented the petition of
Hi citizen of Loo County, New Hampshire,
praying tne repeal of the Bankrupt Law, because
it will be uneq i'al in it olere'ion, and have a ten
dency to encourage wild nod mischie'vout p cula
Hon, and because it assumes to violato aolelnn
cuni racis, and deprive the industrious and prudent
portion of our cituens of a legal right to the earn
mc of their industry to be lie tit a class of people
composed, to a great extent, of the idle ud ex,"
travagaiit.
Thu 'f unfl debate occupied the 'balance of the
day session. .
Tne ll-iuse then adjourned over fo Monday.
-IN KKNATt
. Mvndaf, January 3, 1942.'
After tlieeadinir of the journal, vid during the
inoi inn hour, nianv petitioo were preteuted and
appropriately referred ; among which were eeveral
praying Ihe puatpiiuement, moditiution, and repeal
of tne Bankrupt av, pieeenfed Jy Mr. Wright,
Mr. Ituehaimn, Mr. Coaoujiand Mr. Benton.
TiHiwe mein-trial wtjre uuinerusly ained by la
borer, mechanic, 'and merchant. One ainonu
those presented by Mr. .Wright; waa from the
L'ha'mbi-l'of Commerce of Ihe ciy of New Vorit,
! pravog amendiuenta to the law. . '.
Mr. Huntington who wat entitled tQ the floor,
: h Is zing and denouncing ijie project of the Sec re
tary. lie aaid outhiug new in point ol argument.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. "
The Tariff debate continued. Mr. Wmr Coat
Johnsyn addressed j,he Houe iu wipparl of the re
ference of Ihe Commute ol Waye and Mean.
lie wa opposed to proiecli'Mi, but in favor of
countervailing duliett '
Mr. Fihuore' modiTied bit resolution ao a to
read . . .."
" Retalvrd, That ao much of the President' mcs
a e aa reiateto diaeriininating duties ami domestic
inanuinctufe. bu relerred to the umynitlee ou Mtnu
fsciures . .
'Altethe Speaker had explained. the question
before ifiel louse, at the leanest of Mr. Under-
1'tiu secondjo the previous nuettion wa taken
tby teller Vrr. Ilopkma of irgua and Mf.
i . ...... -i. ...
."y -.-.j - ;
,'voie of me Spaakir, the aye being tin, txa-t 8s1. :
, i Tue pn viou qaesliou a theu carried ayv
i Snll.tN ..I l.irti.ti.t uiiil parnm far- I tm mwkoir
' 101, n. U7.
-r ii mam Tjuesnon wa nxi taaeti on .nr.!
i Atherton' amendment lo reier the auliiect to Ihdl
!. Mimnil M fil ll.i .nil llu-iii.. mtu, Htfi.nl.il III th.
.v.i...M.K,yi iiiuimMimji.! "" -
uegaiivc veas 93, nay 101. After which,
r u . l ii. ....:i..,t .
j deni'ssnK;)., were Ihr-ii referred. ' -f
IN SENATE.
, ' -.- Tuidag ,'Jan. 4.
Much private busmesa wat Iransx'ctnd. .
liie
consideraiiiaiof th'rder of.ihe day, thai
ion io refer lo a aetect coinmiliee,'-jhe i
propiMition io refer lo a aetect coinmiliee,'yhe i
Eciiequr piau, waa reuroed'aid .occupied tiw .
day's seSn.ai. ','-..
HOUSE OF R EPR ESENT A Jl V ES.
Mr. Hunt sent to the table afopy. of the joint
j resolution introduced by bun on the 7lh Decern-.
ber, 1840, providing for an amendment of the Con
stitution, litniling' the President to una leno'of of
Her. ' , r ' . . . "
Objection wa made lo the reception of the res
olution, at this time, by Mr Welter of Ohio.
I he Speaker aniKainced that pulitioos would be
i the firai duniimmm iu order. '.
'Mr. Arnold inovod. tho reconsideration of the
vn:e taken yesterday on the 'amend went of Mr.
Atherton to the resolution d" Mr. 'Fillmore. Mr.
j A. niidi tins motion with a view of getting an op
j portuuity to reply lu the remark of .Hessr. Ath
erlon and Burke. ' -
1 Mr. Wiae suggested that the llou,'by uslain
1 ing the call for the previous quest mu on Mr. 'J-'ill
! more resolution, aoJ tne auem l.nonts thereto
: decided lhat the desultory discussion on thai sub
rA 1,0 1 1
. ..rwHtd, t,v allow,,,,, the gH,...rM tro-n I eutrs.e,
, f 1 tir.n-i.ii 111 Itm mtnu, irreiriii.. iiirni.. tl.u.. 1
i would be ihi kiMiwiug.wtiera H wunld stop.
t'ue Similiter would title to the gentle-nan from
i Virginia, that it was not ou hi respoiisilNlny lh.it
the irregularity ol debute proceeded, t) io (folic
man after aiHiliier hud, iu addressing the II. hi-,
j taken the widest range in debate without a single
I lie .noer ohjecting, until Ihe debate li id Consid-ra
hly progressed. At the state id' Ihe .business lhat
thu olij clion was In si raised, the Chair thought it
woiil l b unfair lo arrest the deliaie.
S line 'urther remark were made when
! The House adjourned. r
IN SENATE.
Wednesday, Jan, 5.
Preliminary business having "been deaposej of,
the motion of rel"r ice oi tho etuorl of the Seer-
i tary ot the Treasury, come up a tho uiifiriiafliotl
business ol ihe Senate.
Mr. Morrhemi pr-iceedi-d to devise hi view nn
ib- prnjufl ni me Secretary' lload ol Kxnlieqour.
lie C'HHlt-iiioed an I nlij--ct-d to ll throughout us a
ttovcrnmeiii Bdnk of ihe most daugerou charac
ler.
Mr. Simmnm of Rleele Iil.tnd rune tosooew to
honorable' Senators w net her such alteralious iiilylll
not lie, made in the proposed plan u wuuld render
it aniirptable to all pirurai and the Pis anient. Il
: j
tDougbt ao aod proceedcJ lo giv bia reiuona. Al
ter he had concluded the Senaia adjwrned.
HOUSE OF REU'RESliNTATlVES.
- TREASUUY NOTES.
Iava havinit been KrautuJ, Mr. Fdlihore from '
the Committee of Waytaud Meau, reported a
mil to authoraa the iu of live millions of I'rea
sury Note. ' -. . ' '"'
' Tue bill having b .i read,
Mr. Fillmore uiv d that it b printed aod re.
ferred to the Co.n-itiUeot'lhi wlwle tlou on tbo
state of the Uniou. .
Mr. Stuart, ol Ulinoia, moved lOvlay th lill i
ihe table. Tim question being taken on I hi motion
'was oecided in the negative. Yea 33, nay 1W.
. So on renewal ot In motion, the bill waa f? .
fnrred at previously moved by Mr. Fillmore.
IN SKNATE.
Tkurtday, January 0. .
Aftf r the tra,naqtion of much businett, the n
manm)urol the day waa,, occupied by Mr. Wood,
burp in an able discussion of the Bourd of Exche
quer bill. He wa in favor uf committing the
iieaere propueed for the full, impartial a.'-J ma
ture coAaideration of a cuimi.itlee j but he opposed
tlia plain not only on rouuda ol expediency, but
constitutionality; and maintained thai there wa
no power under the'Cojialitution ni hording tho
Government lo make use of lit meant to dual tit
eichange. He w a opposed to giving the cuato.
dy of the public morley and the regulating uf the
exchange into the hand of Ihe Government Board
of control. He waa in favor ot eparatiiui the e n
trol of the revenue ot Ihe country euiirely from
the question of curreucy and exchange, -the ftrt
belonged to the Government, the last lo the com
mercial community. Mr. VV.taw no middle ground
of compromise between the Sob-Treasury and a
National Bank ; nhe tirt waa conceded. by all ,
partiet to be constitutional j but Ihe entire Itemo
cratic party believed a Bank of. the United Statei
to be uucontlitutional.
After Mr. Woydwury concluded,
The Senate adjourned till Monday.)
HOUSE-OF REPRESENTATIVES. ,
No public business ot much inijwrtance trarwac-.
ted during this day's session.
White Slaeery. What 'would be uid of our
Southern planleia if when the labor of their blacks
became unprofitable, they aliould permit litem
to STARVE TU DBA I'll, nen, women, and
children I , ,
Tin u the precise condition in which multitude
of British laborer now rind jhemselves. I'litir
matter iiavwg-received all theroriisTr"ine7Hr
labor heretofore, beyond thebarelneaiisof solwist
ence. and findini; that nothing it nAw lo tie made'
by them, TURN THEM OU.VfO Sl'AUVE,
with their trive$ and children. . '
Wa are not Ihe advocuie of slavery ; but we
submit w ikh system i most abhorrent lo ju-ii'ice,
huioaiiiiy, and religion, that tthich conifU the mas
ter to eupffort the laborer vhen hit tabor it no long,
er profitable, or that which employs him for a bare
subsidence as long as any thine can be mdt Ay hts
labor, and then turns him out to starve .' Union
Uemocrat.
From Bermuda. We have Bermuda paper to
' Ihe 7th instant. -
- From the Domimcinn Colvnitt, October 31).
The earthquakes indore uuiiced still couliinie, to
The ffiearatarin oflTie TrilauTfa'nts."iX't Poiioa, lui-y
are Irequeiil and at LaiTiye no lea than 20 shock
occurred on Friday la'.
II I SlnlCuITi InlrlwHWHwlSW xlwo Ittav -
.s tmt iweniy-eeveu n.ajo fugitive have
rlv.l .i.rB iu the course of one weekfrom Mat.
- r Ik : . r .1 t.l.i. .t...
tiiomie. Jlfc- " " '
.... ,
" The frrtatnett uf England." The popula-
. a. . . . ..
tTlTTr - trlTmgT7TJTlTgilol mi inm
of them twenty million, may, be said, in homely
'phrase, to live from- hand to nwuin.-by pTecrinoo
ity itijHiliM ut the u Ttsarjcrr"
Ol II u.-.
lion. Edward Cfv.afrett, Ifnoy Extraordinary and
Miiuaier t'lein potent tary jf the United Siaiet, ar.
rived in London on Ihe evening n (lie l?th ult.,
and had an interview with the Karl of Aberdeen,
' nw ' omKn ,V'"cfl W appuinuuem.
Lomhin't'or Pari on tjic i Wth, fur thu' p
. . .1 I. A ..V I . '
He leffc
laoimuu lor I an ou ipu .win, aur ma wrp.H
rejoining hi family on therr way to Lopdoii.
''i''t ' . T
purp.se of.'
A Grand Crash. Oa the 8th of November, at
Vienna, Mtfndelsshon's St. Paul wa perforined by'
a vocal and instruiiMiiial orchestra gf qjie thousand
and aeventy two persoos. Kit wa continued fir
three day; the receipt lobe ampbed In erect
ing momiinentt'toi. lladyrt,t Gluck, , Mozart, ami '
Bet-ttitivetv ' . -
la t.. t . . t..f".
gl The Right of Search granted by Ter it. In.
leffigmice has been received in Texn ihnt Gon.
ilainiltion had agreed to sign the treaty of corn
merce and amity between GrO.ij, Britain nnd Texas,
aud al-to lo i)n a separate treaty for the supprev
siuii of Ihe African slave trade, to ii.cluje the right
id each nation to toarch.the visje-ct'td vessel id the'
other . .
E titration from Lir-erpool.'VU following is
a statement ol e'liigraut departure Iroin the port
i.l I.IVWP .uil lull Jiuii I Ii M 1 1 I n 1 1 . . .t .ml t 1 .1
0,....H.r in Hi Briiisi, Colonies of North Ammica,
Um , JUl ,
' . v
New South vVale,S.71J; Port Philip, M-i'J;giv
ing a tolal ot 45,072.
A Juror in Carlisle, P i., wax filial $1 for not at.'
lending at a sp'-cial r mrl llis efcusu was, Hi.it
the lo ik no iH-wspiie, and waa not aware ot the
i one. Tne Jl lo niti.ii ilud that this wa but an
sgravaliou ol inn oll- ico, and tint evry g , id
ViiiA-ni wjs morally txmnd In take a inivspip ir.
I ii-isu whobirru' or take no pip'lr, h id b ;tier
ave their huus a well as character, by lakiu out
losthwith.
Mitchell, Ihe ex-memher of Ciifire, it i
i bought, will be acq-iittnu of fnrif-ry by thu astu'e
oe.ss of his counsel, in Noiv Vurk-
Dolt, the murderer, wa arraijned lat Monday,
in New Ynrk. Mm tmnl wes (bd'erred, in conse.
ipiem-e of the ales-ncn of a woman, a uiutc-ria)
witne, who is ill in Philndelphia.
Ralhir Cool I'he theriiiumeier sliniihal 10
degrees helnw a'-m in Saco, on Thursday last at
llallowell, 15 degrees below. Thi llliie regmn
v he re Jack Dnwinug lives, and where he Ihinka
Um cold would be incroaiwd if liu y had longer
tUr,w,mrltr. 1 .
t2
W E 8 T E n X C A R O L I N I A 4 .
Friday, January 14, 1842,
I'lBLlC MEETING 'IN DAVIUSON COUNTY
Wa ara requested lo make knowu that there ,
lo be I Public Meeting at Thompson's Store, (for.
iiietly Frederic Thompaon's,) in lavidftai County,
on Ihe firat Saturday iu February, which i thtt
Sill day uf the month. It ia underatood that the
acta of the Extra Session are to be diacusaed.
I he people, witTiout Uistinciioq uf party, are in.
vited to attend, and hear what the Democrat huv
lo.aay against, and tho VVhia in favor of t,aMJ
act. If the weather should prove favorable, n
it tuppoacd the meeting will be numerously at,
tended. . . , , , '
..;.' 1 ,
. DEMOCRATIC STATE CON VENTION.
Tlie.Way-Bill of lad nighf Raleigh Sioje bad on
it thi endorsement j Louis li. Ataj, oif,.tl
vil!et,hl been nominated for Governor. '1 he Conveiv.
lion adjourned last night (Tuesday night, die m:1() l0
meet in Hlibury, on the '.'Oth May in xt,
DEFICIT IN THE TREASL'IiV.
The Whig in Congres are refnriiiinjf iho cxpenw.
at a rapid rate but unfortunately for the loimtrj, ft,,
systeui of reform work but kxurJi. ,
Tbe Secretary ot the Trcctury in In report of 20th
December, 1S41, mfurri Comjjref that Uie dtjicunru
for 112 will be i 14.C170 H;-tht is, Fuurtnl
millions on neurit m qUurtrr of a ftillmn ofHnliai$
thi top, after the loan of 12 in I Injii, (Q i;nll,n ,
which hat been taken,) the additienal ' li-aealaij t i
millions, and the ivsiuesjf six or m ven miiiiuii, cl Tin.
aury Note 1 '
Tin ii hard-cider reform with a vcry.vrrrncc
Bui when a n.nn goer to a frolic lie must expe 1 1.
for it. The pwpto were invited M die guiis, for ij.ni.
ing," -to lluj log -cabin hows aod cmn-skin Irohc u
lts4U ; Uiey feasted, tunf Tiis cms- muis, tnu uraii
tiard:CtrJcr then, uow liny U giu lo ei jiy me fruiir ot
tVir rcvellings.
. THE EXCIILUlEK
Tbe Bill proMM d by ihe Sixreiury for ihe new
fi-cal tcjtme may tie loui il in tbo- a;t-i. Il
had i,o "other objection lo il than ihe immt by
which it I called, thai is n very inAvtA tu.e. I i,e
word Exchequer w the iihihC ol tue Ki.yul T,ril
iury in Eiilai.d and it is to be ejyirln-hM,!..
thai ll we-lake the uau.r, we may bye ,u..i tu,
loke tuine of Ihe praclictloniiecieU aiih it. 'Ii,e
Federal M lugs, we all know, aie.'iuiuhwly bi-
tached lo English icsliiulioii and b:i Lj iikj WJ1 1, UJ
a Nauonal liai.k, loh Tar.lU, a .Nuou,..i vtu
pensioiier ami the like, Mud if t.uii a iLai.vu is
taxm-Uicju&ui jhew !. e ,'d ii,
us, a liny hvo airiuoy atteu.pittl io 0o. -c
had better therefore keep dear ot'iht n.n.c t-i
uiH filing filow.
i-ae inu r.xci,aiig iii I rtanury note l.-.to,.
"Ml uLoU.Jiuil Mu-1 yaVf-'t tcherre- M liofnirv" ITT
tact but the iudciid-il Treasury a tar at it
gue. .Why I hen call it Exchequer, or tinn,'
1 he CnptartT tiny lu i faiiur lhi'i.1
Come out at 'once, imeiny 0,4 iuhi,juj, and pm'.
..l-.l.- ...... -'t-.r-
iu9cvi ma i our intent i rvsxury a I he- ohry m;.-
:a4MiauritMiM-Hii!r n(V. fa-Mr.".UaiTum V i.s i.s"
that Ihe State Hank are rotie.if and coriupt, and
ecu the whig nut,' iidiiiit ihaf'tlie BiTiiTie' iiai.a
w but a den of thieves, why then any kipper try to
connect the Government' iih tnese rotieu i,u
corrupl.laslilutiona! ' ' '
Truth and lioooty may -be omeiime Lw in
inakmglbeir way, but tbe endthey a",.l i.tver
laii lu'prevjil aiHPlriuo'ph.
. i ' ' . "
.Vur "astounding disclosure's." '-"Another
feature ivilliiyha been added lu the fraud and
windluitfol liie-Uiddle tuned Uie lt.k. Ii
m Mow ascertained that forgeries to a Consider, l,iu.
aiuodnt have been Cuinmitted by t-onelof jlie uii',
in promissory note included a i.oi jj the h?h
Hut bv passed 'into tho haiid 'r tite Bank's
a"igue. The"NewYork Advei liter a i.
w Tuit declaralioA it-made by Mi. Mr. John M.
Kiddie, who, beinf, sued by the uigi.et, as i-u-iloriT
uf throe noic promin in pay .MOO,; IT,
ha .pit iu an allidavu of m- r n, a wmcu I.o
swears lllsthe lievur ei.d..rs.-d the and unles, or
authorial afny(otneriruu to do so; und I'm I hi;
bad no knowledge whatever of ' I i.e.r exigence
Until be received notice oi their protest. ''
A great turn out tt the I'.dh.-r Thu male trim-
lullou of N rth Carolina, of all age aud ius to
tiJltt,- liUOunted to aiUI.U 17. i ne vol.. nulled m
l!l0ainouuiod to t.l,:H-, which i more thin I
vole lor every l.ireo males, mcl,, My infants, toy.,'
od grown ov-n. Pretty good turn out tbi! If
tfiere wn no pipe laying , the. old North at the
last eluciioii, tlieru was mmiio wy potnig a! least.
ALABAMA. ANOIitKR KFJtXJTlON.
- We learn by tho notice l low fnmi the Flag 'f
Union, that this true and uoi.le Ih in.sjralic Stale,-v. ill
have the honor to stand sccued ,n the Hen, reji-cimn nt'
the insulting bnlw uttered by l.'lis mtainuu Robbery
bill,
DiHrihution. The resoluti- n ol the lion. Walker '
k. Ittylor, the Seintnf truui J, tf run ami St. 4,'lair,
amvt thu dintnbutioii of tne liriH'I'tftfttl tit llirt wi tat III
the putilic Un.te, p,ss.d the .Senile on Mondiy !t, io
in.- .,i, ru,r- mi y , a n ir.en li s hand. I he n-irl ol
the coimiiiiu-y, which Pi,.im,i i0 slrike-Qnl the hrl
rosnluiMin, the uuq reptihg the c'l-lrihulivc .liare that
tt ae allot ted tu Abbsnm,' wa nol ctuicurrtsl in, snd
the ntalotiou were adnp.ed; SV.i coiieratnlate Ihe
ileinocrarv n. Him u,l...l. I! ....... .i...
i on thnpirtuf our sterling dmiLH-rscy Alalia n has ,
rejected,,) bribe. So hs Sonlli farolms. So will
New llaui,liier so wiM the odier Dcinocraiu: Stitc
of Ihe Corf edeiacy. Iknuaifacy cannot be boughl nd
told hXo tlia pnumple i iimkI -ri AN'hiwmrlt
uarer Oikii gold, and more precim, than Tiibiev. W
bav saved our iHaair, nnd maintained ourancinnl ttand.
,! J he hnbe is rejjctti!.M -.-