I:
M'W'P
w .‘.
Arrival ofthe Hibernia." _
“Eight , days later from Europe‘é-Eflwolui
tion In Sicilly— Mossina. Pélermo. and
Syrqmse in the hands of“: maple—-
’l he King‘s troops rcpulacd— The King
glint 'lorlu’oméfi, . ' -
From the N. Y. 'l‘nhunonl 17m
Th 9 CUMHI .‘h'anu'r Hibmnia mild!
frnm’ljvrrponl an the 30 h ull. al ‘3 ram.
Shej wan aim-Himl in .1." ml 11w,291h.‘
b“! We" defninnl n‘mn' m caanoénre oi
lhe {new «i hminr-‘l a" Ihr post uffire,
rausellf by lhe ‘unpxpéclecl afrlvui‘ M :lhi'
Calgd‘oniu. Tim ship rm'ulei ihe pnaénfie
"M ill low-mm ilayo. - The Hibernia nr
lived at Halifax on the 13m. nml um um
'flraplml here at half~pasl [our yeflpnlay
nliernonn. She reached hl'f “hail in' this
hatbur a: :I lillle put right last evening,
ailet {past-age of a little more ilinn sit-v
-enm-n days. She brings eight days Ig
ier Idvicén. ‘
IRELAND.
The speciatmmmiuiuners for the "in!
ol those guilty in the recent outrages are
proceeding'in the discharge ollheir chilies
uilh a just severity Hm! Inn already had
its CHE! in the parlih‘ restoratinn nl gum!
orclcr. . ' '
It is gratifying to übxe'rv'e. on referring
to the reversal lridi local juu:nals, n mar.
lied diminution of crime generally ;-and
this in more visible in those district» which
have formerly been the scenewrl the most
atrucmus uflencen; Even in Limerick,
the lulilade at small fire nrrm'luhich used
to disturb pearenble inhabitants of rural
district! every night; lmm sunset to sun
riseghes totally ceased since the lord heu
tenunt’e proclamation. and. the repurt of a
random ohot'il now, indeed. a race. occur‘
ronce’. By a skillful combination, n gen
eral Ind simultaneous search for arms has
been beam throughout the pruclutmec’ dil
trictl'; a d though no great numerical 3-
mount of weapons were lound. still enough
has been accomplished to show that the
nuthbrities are in earnest. and that the law
will he put in force.
Pauperiem is increasing to an alarming
extent in'the south and west. Tipperary,
Limerick & Mayo appear to be the cuun~
tie: more severely et-ir-ited. At Cluugh
jordun‘. in the'firnt named enuntv, scenes
almost" to parallel those of ‘Skibbereen
hove been disclosed at the toroners’in‘
quuts. At an inquest held at Borriskune.
on the body of the daughter ul a school
muter. her lather declared, on his oath,
that for a week previous to herdeath she
could get nothing to eat. and thnt. \ihile
expiring In his arms, at he gazed on her
pallldillceand {inched iips, she won cal.
ling 9n him to give her a drink. and In ad.
minister to her food nhich he had not the
mum of procuring. And this is by no
meanslnn isolated cese. ‘3 ‘ ‘ l
italy.
Ail'Sicity isin a state ul’rcvdlt. The
Piedmontéae- Gazette hf the 20thi'atvt'r
the fotlrming details: Musinn began the
inatirr'ection-nn the 4th. right days before
the‘ general rising. and had organized a
civicfguard. and Julian pnuessiun of the_
for! at St, Salvadurc. At Palermu, coun
try‘peopla flbckcd in arms to the capital,
headedlby the priests. with crucifixcs in
théir‘handl,:haranguing the multitude. 31
saying that. as Chriat du-tl lor them, they
should die for their country. The cavald
ry attacked the people, but were repulsed
with a Inn. of fifty men; tltc_' people only
lost,t,wenty. Some persons were wen
pqqfijigl boiling oil on the soldiers. tmm
the‘fiyindowa; and among the pieces at
turuiture that nsraitetftlteir heads from
abort. there was a piano! '
'Agleller from 'Maraeilés dated the 22d.
”it: “The passengers from Nan!“ “hp
left on the 18th. and are just arrived lwte.
state thatNaplea,‘ was it} a state a! great
anxiety as to the intentions nf the govern»
meal, Artillery had been placed in front
91', 9|! lhe guatd-hausn, ,and patrol» of 100
men each were constantly in motion."
'lth Jounal (123 1126013 says that the
trooptwhich had been sent by the steam
aquldmnvfmm Naples ware diaembarked
without-difficulty near Palermo, where
theyslooka position on the show and in
thefom» ..Gen. Snuget, who commanded
them,.efi'ected a‘cnmmunication with the
Dncfda Majo and Gen. Vial. who were in
the Candle Beale. ' It was thus ascertaim
p'd Ibgt the inborgema had appointed three
_rnrhilteer, which had~st=nt to the Due de
‘ijoj'nbte. declaring that the people de
minded‘the constitution hf 1812. andtthe
lilierty of the press. :Tbia demand being
Minted, it. min decided to bombardthe
any ;‘thl the Count d'Aquila. who hmlthe
com'pnnd in chief of the expedition, did
not; think fit to radon Id this measure with
out farther instructions from the King: 6;
accordinglyreturned to Naples on the 17th.
Allthggfiforeigners at 'Palenrm had left the
city..and embarked. - 4 .
; ;‘Pha‘fllb‘a..of Florcnge. ofthe ' 18m, in
“.’“mmary of news respecting the insur
wfilion‘ in- Sicilyways that the' people hgd
declared _to,» the memem, “It?! “Film“
‘El'vdafllhc )fl orms demanded were not
granted. the .4 would n} .iu‘arrmr. .'l'he
governme‘n'lghavtug reuurerled nn "ther, an
afltyyerr to this.- "a cept,tlne;r\qrall 01, General
Y‘ial, g proclammon was p‘lacardefd at Pa
leffiggo‘f-“hic‘h Ilhthollo‘w'ng is H trangla.
Mali-«- 5 f- ~ ~ .
lid '_‘ Sicilianolfll‘ho. “mag“ f pglitinn’ing jg
‘gorwhy. ;:--.Prol9§,|ati,on.o. pttppltgatqgn§,,-pa.‘l
.gitimdgmonsl‘rationv. arenreleuyg, Emu.“
‘ hand bag} trantgdrll. th'esy Wilhfiqntggfip”
Mime, the, people,-.,bntn._lrec, mtgww
.lqfiétmwjthwhains. and. minced Jo mam
17M!!! gyrheait‘rte toplainour legillmalé
,IthqL fKIWI); arms! sons of Sicily-[om
,cqmbmad, tomes will ba invincible. The
.1124!“ Jammy. 11848.1 he break of day. will
mark tho glorious era of our regeneration.
'l’plcrmo‘will receive with transport all the
'Sicriilh'§]"3h arrhixih’o will presenl,|hem'-
solved lo'lupp'p‘fl lh‘a commt‘m pcnuava and
anguish Ihcre‘fdrms' andin‘slinuione which
are in acéordahco with rhe progress and
the well-being of Europe. of Italy. and 0!
['ma IX» Union, order. obedience Io Hm
éh'wfi. (since! for properly. Robbery In
high "man ‘ng’ninsl the country. and will
be punished as such. Whoever ia.in
want. Mill be relieved m Iho columnn
charge. "raven cannotvlail to favor our
juplcause: Sicilians. to arms!" ,
‘ ll Gealio tlelle ()ntle. tlte steamer which
hatl been seized by the insurgents, and on
Awhieh they raised the- Sicilian llag. “a!
rent to make a tour at the islands, to white
to revolt all the nraritimeltowrm. ‘ 'l‘hie
perfectly succeeded. At t'l'rapani. Cate
at. &c., tho inhabitants were lound in arm:
on the arrival of the steamer. The pro
vtstonnl government at Palermo tlistribu‘
ted lrcelyrmoney and arms. 0n the arri
val of the ‘n‘ctrs at Naples. plararde were
ported to ‘the following efleet:
“Neapolttuns! Rouse yourselves from
your tnrpor! Follow tho example of Sic
ily.” &c.. &c.
On the 18th the léing of Naples was
expected" in Rom" on the 19th. to confer
with the Pope and Lord Mintn. and, if
possible. to devise some means of coming
to an emit-able arrangement wrth his re
volted subjects. '
Other letters from Rome; of the 18th.
any that‘the Pope has nominated Gen. Ga
briellt. formerly an officer in the French
army. minister of war. 'l'ht-t nomtrtatton
ofa member of the laitv to a ministry has
produced the best ellcct. It In the beat
Icommentary on the very remarkable molu
propria. which we gave a few days since.
on the reorganization of the counctl ol'min
isters.
Letters from Turin announce that the
King of Sardinia had ordered an entrench
ed camp to be formed on the heights of
Valenza. upon the PO. in order to defend
the country againsteny attack ofthe Ans
trinn troops. and to ltoltl alao the governr
ment at Milan on the qui viva against a
poeeible invasion ol the Milanese. by the
Ptetlmunterse troops. This camp is to
consist 0130,000 men.
The evacuation‘ol’Ferrara'would eeem
to be anything but bonafide. if it is cor
rectly stated in the Conlemporanea. that
in optto ofa proteatstion ofthe Cardinal
Legate. the Austrians continue in military
occupation of the Piermle of S. Benedetto.
which they are‘about to root over. The
situation ofthe town is described as ex
tremely critical.
. Lcuem hon) Rome of the lllh mention
a lepon Iha‘t Auslria had démanded per
‘missidn to march‘3o,ooo'man lhmugh the
Papal dominion: to lhe Neapolilan territo
ries. and thnla large nu'n-ber of lhe cardi
nalu wele ‘in [mm of consenting to this. bul
that me Pope peremplonly [efused it.
W hethertho reckless opposition in Can.
lgress shall succeed or not in starving ofl
? and preventing a successful negotiation for
peace mth Mexico—whether‘t’h’ere sliall
be or not one ' inch of soil. ‘_ or all the land
the administration may ask as indemnity
in any treaty with Mexico—the Executive
wt” have credit from the people and the
whole world. to be written and carried
down in history fonthe benefit of our chil'
dren. tor having successfully repelled an
unjust invasion, and conquered an enemy
with less men, and a more judicious appli
cation ufrneans. than“ the annals of “ar
[are tn any other country can present.—
The lesson of this war upon that proud
arrogance of the European crowned heads,
who have brought all the wars of the last
century upon these once colonies, but new
independent States. is worth ten timesthe
amtiuntof money that has been or is _tot to
he experrded to this Mexrcan war;'antl‘if
there be any human consideration that cart
atono'for the precious blood spilled, and
the valuable lives which have been lost.
we wrll say that not those who fell at Les:
inglqn. or Bunker Hill. wtll be more cher
ished by posterity than the memory of the
slaughtered heroes of Buena Vista and Mo
lino del Rey.——lVas/riugton Union.
Murd: m'n Paltsvillea'yAbo‘ut inill‘niulll
on Saluadny “Isl. some sort n! nnmncmury
cnuiniun occum’gll begwegn‘ Jacob Guru-l
am! a mung man, named! Banach. In ”19
encrt. It; was bnlnn instant. and Guru
was cno.’lully blqbbyd pt Ihc Ingml u! lhe
spinal column, or page 0! lhe brum. I!
‘wuulpne up quickly.,thul two persons in
company could nnl nbscne lhe act. The
“qundydfl map ran :übout «me .hundretl
yattis,'[el!,§ntl Isonn cxpirul. Rum and
(he beer show. which have apréiu] a yes
lilcuce in every dviycclipn, had amnelhhg
to do will: ,llgia’lrigagedy, us "my [be inteh
rcd lrmn 'he midnight hours kept by lhe
pgrtics. i'lhe‘ mpposgd perpetrator wzn
alreated and hen! to bail.--Ledger.
. Recmpts' of . Customs in Tampico.—
'lflwkeceupty of. (he Customs at .'l‘uuwicu.
hccordmg ”lo ‘thefillellaprre, bince Hie
l‘stol May. but. 3291.000. The receipls'
Inf. Ibe‘snmq lilpe at Vera Cluz mun have
rcuphed film”! $1,000,000. which. con.-
puleripg Vibe unsemed condilion o! ihe
chantry; and lhe'enlire inlerrupiion of me
.cmm‘nupggagiuns with fine interior. are we‘-
iy, fumuablg indicmigns: olv‘whg‘tlmny be
rewind luhunlfi "8:61;;er of levenuc when
1156‘ \yl‘lelelcbuhlry ‘ lilaccupied by Ameri
,(.:_a'ulav‘mlL ‘, .‘ ‘ .. .
~Falal FoalekyJa-A tpr’ivate ‘ of the ht
Royal‘s lust week, at; _Warrtugtqn. lltuv‘i‘n’g
ma‘dg 9 Mt nth pubrlicfiouse this} tug WWW.
tlirtlst‘glmfli 'his thiroat,{a‘,§tigk‘ two teat
Vl‘mggthefcmnvmenc‘ed the fegl._npd actually
dlruvge the ati’gk,‘(lotvn to the le‘dgth-ot'cigh
teen iuchc’s! but “0 died bluntly ulter
wards. ' ‘; ~
Bzmocratlt‘isunngr.
CLEARFIELD. PA $1526.18“.
, ,FOR PRESIDEN'I‘.. ‘ ..‘
JAMES BUCHANAN, ,‘O/ Pa.
gS‘aly'ect- !o lhe-debisién Q] the National
‘ ‘ Convention.
E. W. CARR. Uniled Sum-s Newspaper Agenry.
N. E. corner of- 'l‘hml and Dockulruln, l’hilmkh
phxn. is our authorized agent. to I’OCUIVO and recoup!
for aulmcnplmna. advertisements, &c.
{KI-Hon. A. lnvm will accolll our Ilumlu for a
copy 01 n documonllrom Iho \Vnr Dopnrlmorll den.
criplive oflho Commerce 0! llm \Veuorn Lake.
and Riven. ‘
Mm". \VALTERB and Krwrumf Iho Slate Ln~
giulnluro. will also accept our thanks for unclul
documents.
Dfr'l‘he Hun. Wu Cos-r JOHNSTON. ul Maryland.
'hillmrln n ”Em; and involoralo Whig. at Iho 1930
Tnylur moaning in Now: Yurk. cnmo oul opekly
in Uppulillml In several 0! :ho lending menaurcl
herelofore ndvoculed by lhl! Federal puny. luch
an n Nulimial Bank, a Pmloclivo Turifl. lhe Dim
lribulion oi Iho Land rovonun. &c. Ho 10 nlunn
favor ol‘u vigorous pro-eculiun of the war.
Mllnmor has it. Ihnl Maj. VAN Bunlm hu ur
rived at Wnahiugiun. hum Moxico. lmvingu prop
osilion ofpence from lhe Mexican Guvornmenl.—-
llgiveu Iho Moxicnn- (on or twelve million. of
dollars, and we go: Iho two Cnlil'urniu and New
Mexico. We don't believe a ward ofil.
WWO have good nulhonly [or stating Ihnl Inc
old mail ruulo Irom‘lhil place to Karlhnul. in In a
fun way to bo ro-ulnblilhed—lo go down one
side oflhe I'IVEI’. and up Iho olhrr. This runle
never should have been suspended. _
Dir“ in said that tho nppoinlmcnl of V. E. [’lo
LET. no Paymnslcr in Iho army. luu been rejected
by lhu U. S, Sonnlo. Sorry for it.
W'l‘ho Wauhingtun Union. of Iho l9lh. use.
the following language in relation Io Iho Loon Bill,
which polled Iho House of Reprqmnlnlivel on Iho
17m. Whelner no wished.pr l 0 dengncd. or not,
the nlmon cerlnin effect ofthil acl ofCongrou—
which luckily yet require: Iho comemof Iho Son
ole and Executive to perfcclil—will be to deprcu
Iho credil of lhe National 'l‘reuury. cramp the cf
forl- of Government._ 9nd prolong the wan-e
Where". had Canyon? udoplcd lhe plim recom
mended by tho Prehident and Secretary at tho
Tronlury. lhere mu ovary run-on lo believe, Ihnl
money could hovo boon obtained on quite an ad
vnningooun mum an ll wan In! year. when iku
obtained at u premium. Such a rouull. however.
would no! nmwcr Iho puma-o of Iho Foderuhm
'lheir object is In bring Iho Admininlrnlion inlo
diuopulc, oven at lhe cxpemo of damning lheir
cuunlry. The Bill aulhotizel 1: loan of nixleen
milliom : i V '
Thl; “’hii; Loan Bill.
It will be seen from our congressional
tepttrt ot yenerduy, that the Whig majori
ty of the House have perniated in torcing
upon the government. In direct uppusition
to the recommendation of. the Executive.
a loan. bill in a nhape [or which no one'
precedent can be‘Tound in the financial
hielury ol ”tin or any other government,
otter twenty months of war. The whine
have voted thin 'uea-ute in the lace oflhcir
own arguments plainly condemning its
form. It not intended directly to cripple
the tteaeury. it I; not denied‘bytthe whigs
themselves thaLthis whig financiering “ill
cause the supply 0! money to the govern
ment to lelljual as hanerously impossible
on the business of the country! It is a
most pregnant admission. Let the coun
try walk it We”. and temomber it. '
It will be tech that Mr. McKay. lor the
mlnnrlly oi the Committee ul Ways and
Means. prupuml as a qubatitute lur the
“In: bill. the cntnblned stuck and treusu-o
rv note plan at a loan. 'wuh the addition
til a small temporary war tax‘nt: tea and
cutlee. to laculttate and pustatn the loan.
as té'cntntnended ' by the Ezecutive. For
thiuaubslllulc tnurethan ltmr-lilthr‘t oi the
tletnucmtlc tnetnhegn gavcmthetr vntes.--_
llut,it Wan deleute'il by the whigs It: un
brnlten.cntumn-—the vote being, ‘nyett 82.
nues 104. Mr. McKay ulterwnrdn mnd
died hlo prnpuued substitute. on at to an
thnrize a compound loan ul'treaaury notes
and stocks. without the tax on ten and
cullee.' 'l'nis. tun, was vutedtluwn by the
Whigs by at tnajottty at one vale. Ever)
detnnc'tat 'present, we believe. voted in it:
luvnr; "Every whig present, we believe.
voted agatnut tt; preletrtng. in a time ol
war, tn. lurce upun' the treanury and the
cuuntry the issue ul a naked alx per cent.
stuck 1 The vute stand 104 tn 105.-
When the bill, as thua lrumetl by the
the whigs. came out ul the committee, rm
nppovtunity rwzts given to Ihedemocrats'tn
ructml- thetr names in lavnr‘ ol' either ol
Mr. McKay’s plophnitiuns. "I‘he‘ previ
uus question was sprung at' once by Mr.
Vinton.: and thetmn‘oriry were obliged tn
vote for tIIe-‘bill as it ume from the cum
‘lllltlt’e. or to record their names against u
measure apparently intended for the reliel
of the treasury. .Under these circumstan
ces. the democrats tn! the House .tuteil lnr
its' puafiage. Only fourteen votes* 'were
given againstit—utl:tvllig-'-at.d not a few
of them luu'nd tlmtjng therlamousfourleen'
also given In the: House against the nude
‘ age ul thebill-‘ul' Mii'y 13.31846; t-‘r't‘wgtti-i
zingthepwar ns.existitvg_f'hy the act at
Mexicm.” and pru‘vititng' turfits'vlgui'ons
and effectual prnnecutiun.‘ "a 3 ' ' '
.’* Considering the claseuessol the vote by
Which the gqverntnentpli‘tn at u 'com’pountl
lulu ul stocks and notes wastat laaturejec~
ted in the committee.‘ 'we-étruit that when
the bill.uhall be sent back from the Senate
in that shape. the whigs will not again
W'éhl'u'w In uvjrcl "r "llfflwy do “'3‘ they,
uanJhey only. twill he "‘Slmmible I'm
whdlévrr empanamment iuul ‘eyuljheif
men-me niay pn'uiure. At all. Wi‘nls,
they have nneudy suflicwnt'y defined ille'lr
party policy in "w pre-eut cum ul lhe
(nanny. In net llmu In their lruv lighu ble
lure a palnulic pcopie. , - _
LEGISLATIVE —ln the llobrc. on the 14m
inunnl. Mr. Meek presented Iho pelilion of Joseph
Eerlamo old loldicr for relief, ‘Mr. \anlers pre
eunlcd‘lhrco peliviona—uno from Burn'a‘ulo luwn~
uliip. Clenrfiold geunly. (or a change in the place
oflmldlng their election- ; one for lhe erection of
Pine county; nml one for the removal oi lhe goal
ofjuelice of Clenrflald uoooly. Mr. hit-Night. one
from Indiana. Cnmlirie and Clenrfield. fur a now
calmly-lobe (-ellqd Pine; Ind one Irom lmliano
county. ngelm' Fife erccliun ofihe proposed coun
ly of Mnhoning. Mr. Wnllorn read in pleco. an
act relative to lhe place of holding electionlin
Burnside [own-hip. Clcnrfiald county.
On lhe 15m. Mr. Benfdicl. from lhe Commillee
on Banks, ropuned adversely lo rc chnrlering sev
eral Banks in the Commonwealth, whoeolchmt‘err
will goon expire. On moliun of Mr Krick. the re~
port wu- rcucummiucd lo Iho Commiuee on Banks.
(Elbe next day. dGlh.) Mr. Benedict made the
name report, wllh n roaololinn Ihnl lhe commillee
be discharged from Iho {urlher con-iderfieliun of
lhe rubjecl,lo far on rclnlcu lo the churlerl of all
Books. whore chnrlera do not expire until after
Mny.1849. 'l'hin govt-rile loan nnnimnlud debate.
u reporled in me Union of lhe mm. and Irom
which we make lhe {allowing cxxrncl:
Mr. Benedict, in support of lhe reaulu-
Hon. said he was oppu-ed lo legislallng
for the pufpuxe u! extending charters
which do not rxpitc lor yeata to come.—
Was lhu lUeh lur re charter made in an:
licipaliun of upusureu which might be
made hen-aim? He knew ul some bank.
in Ihé Slain. which Were mum and were
not in n cnndniun to “and lhe lest of an
invemiganon, and had has and figures a!
Im command to prove if. There was no
(canon why the Lrgidalurc should give
notice In lhe banlu «of the lime 0| their
diwnluiiun.
'l'llusc mslitulinm which required such
notice were nlraiil to meet lhe-public gaze.
Some bank- dill not need it. lur they were
ready to wiml up at any time.
But it was urged that withqu such no
tice the banks would suddenly curtail their
ilbuffi and the people would be distressed;
The same argument was used in relerence
to the United Slates Bank. but the histo
ry (II that institutiun, was the. but cum
mentnry on the argument. The people ul
lhls Sme hm! hm by that bank Ihmv-five
million‘. and five millions by the Girnrd
Bank,
lle wampposed loan banks “hich gave
no arcurny lur lhe l'edt'llllpliuu of lheir
nom. He Was nppused in lhe preacul
banking uyslém. lhuugh not to all banks.
Under the present ayslem they denlunded
secmily rmm their (lg-blurs. but gave "99,9
'lur (he paymenl nl their own name. '
He Said ”m. in many iuatanxs. the re
turns made by bank officers of the com]:
(ion of lhe bankh. were (also, and doubled
whether any man could be cuunecled wiih
banks for many years, and yet be petlccl-
Iy huneM. . '
The indivulual Inabilily clause. he lhu’l
cquld be easily evadéd. l'hc indlvidual
liabilily uluckhuldens would be among "I?
missing. when the c'r’za‘h cam: '
There were some ‘uhu‘. clnitnetl to be
Democrats 0! pure hlnml, who uerenp’pu
sad to all banks, but when their bank came
up lor're-chntter. they would reply. “Ulla
is it special case. this is our bank. We know
all the men connected with it. it is well
managed. and is needed ; we “I” there
lurc busluin It.” This kind 0| Demucw
cy was a guuiusity in pulilitu.
Ilc “lid the people reqniretl this Legis
lature to grant nn new clturteiu. to re
charter nn oltl hanks. hml tn pas: u gen
eral banking law. by nhich 'ndemnity
ahnuld be given fur the (edemptiéh ol bunk
ltules. '
Mn-Swarlzu'cldcr, from the‘ minority
ol the Committee on Banks. made report.
Mr. fllh'son mitt he \‘vas'not a book
man under all cirrumstooces. though he
had been approached and asked to take
put in the dtacusston. because he was a
whig. but he would say in the language ul
tcn used by the hunters. ' let gvcr; hun
ler akin hia ouo rkUllk.'—hc ouuld not
therelme enter into the dtscuaatott.
Afr. Hill. isnid‘ that the Logidature
came hereto make laws tor the peopte.
'not tor party, The Bank of Mohtgumery'
county, was solvent, and Well managed.
and Wes entitled to the aupportof the Dr
toocracy of the House._ ”I: said he had
advocated the Pt: chattctf of._thehßelka
routity Bank. and it trtnhincd to .bt- svfn
whether his ,t'rienda t‘rotn Betks county
wen} disposed to reciprocate lavor‘s. 4w.
. The committee on Banks had mad? at
political coat [or him hhich tic‘whuld _pttt
on it he thought [MPH-n: llcaésenledthnt
he, had nut-r logorutted mice huhad h'seal
in the chtg‘lnture. ,Ho ,waaio. lawnot
utendihg‘th‘é‘ chartet dignllfiutvent banks V
“Mr. Marlon, in opposition-Au the rest)
lotion, mid ttmtdte“qt-presentmhthe,Dela
ware county With-. 3911 ‘lhot county was
deepivlinterrsted in. it; late. It; has Sound
and, Shiv-rot, ‘nndphutluogedjt Avpuigntinu;
‘ ;,_fllf.;lll,yera. to support‘omhg ”solution.
”“11";59'4‘m9tl "I it them 2was in be a bank
“WWW” W! ‘Huww. 'V‘Vi'i‘t‘iil. might ahnke
““3{CPmflwtm'vuhhtuin. c‘chttler v
'. I""..l4‘fgtslttture had tno'viaht to atttici
pate 'fi'altintign- on charters not yet ripir
19"" He “Wham the-Farmed ,Bahknof
B"“.‘outi‘y WM = lite-th’rstgin thustttit‘.
“mi-‘5 “9 "Hf! Q 0!" existed were injurious,
and the system of (no ‘ banking-proposed
by, the committee. on ~baoks was 15 resort
from bad to 'worne. ’
Mn Benedict said it wateuspiciuus‘tur
Ibonk; Iq 'nsklfnr an excensiun “their char-
Iprs 90' long [Mun- they c'x'piml. ‘He (de
not "k 9 HIP Ian!” M il. ' -,
Was it Dmuunury to [flu-e new char.
lerl. nml _vefl u-ncw m:- «M onvl? If a;
bunk hm! bet-u mall manngul an-l yawn
rich a! me pmple's expenui, ”nu" ma! lm
wmmn why it almuldflue Are-churteredm-
H n um, runny lhe wmwr i! was Wnuhd
up the bmwr. Let lhe 'nld bunk- betcha.
.ul up um! clmvlmn grnméll In web as will
(liflum new file nruuml. V 'l'hemlhnger
bunk- “we lulemtedlhe more corrupt "WV
became. __ - , '
Mr. Lilllcauid Ilmt the princip‘e Which
the te-oluliun invuivml was «I general up
pljcalion. lle wnu happy that he cupid
Comply wiuh Ilw remmMrances against
lhe tocharlpr "I any 0M bunk! wilhoul
disturbing lhnsP nmiv mining, The pres
rm banking system “an wrung m princi
pl9 nml nvuchcv. '
Mr. W. Y. Roberts said that thcdia
cuuinn had taken a wide mngé, and hncl
assumed some \er lingulnt lenluren
lo the cuuvae of the debate we have
had an exemplificulion of the tact that
“extremea sometimes meet :” in sup.
port of the report til the majority. we find
the radical admit-ate at free banking, and
the opponent: of all banka of every name
and nature. The first. with a view at
leaving the held open to the tree banking
project—the latter. with a View ol dea
tmying the whole system ul banking. un
der whatever form it mnv be presented.
Members had taken the liberty ot delim
ing their positionl. and some had even
gone so for as to define the position of the
Democratic party. The freeirbahlttng pro
ject liad been called a " Democratic boyg"
whilst. on the other side. radical unli
bnnkism had been proclaimed a cardinal
principle ot the great Democratic creed.
He. as a Democrat. repudiated alike the
former and the latter, and he watt cooli
'dent that he would be sustained by the
great body of the party here and through
out the State. No man. said Mr. il.,
would contend the bankineinstttutione‘ol
our country could be suddenly wound up
without producing great crtntrulaione in
the monetary attain ol the country. Let
the opinion go torth. that an extermina
ting war wee to be carried on against all
banks. and the State-would be thrown in
to conVulsmna, and the great mass of the
people would feel the evil consequencea.
Mr. R. proceeded to dileuss the nub'ect‘
of banking. and the questton involved in
the report 0! the rmjarity of the Commit.
tee on Banks. at some length. and con
cluded by saying. that on members hail
embraced this occasion for defining their
positiom. he would take the liberty of de
fining hie alaoz—hatl he the power. he
thulll charter no new tannin; rechartec
on old bankn. with increased capitalsre
charter on old banks. however huth-nt &
well conducted. without lthe individual
liability principle : and in reference to the
free banking scheme. uncompromininghoa
tility. He was not vain enough to say
that this was the creed ol the Democratic
party. but he was willing to More it Mt his
creed. and would detend it,‘ when called
upon. by argument. and sustain it by hie
vote. '
Mr. Kerr said he did not rise to repre
sent the interests of our bank or corpora.
tinn. He did nnt know ol 3 single can.
stilnent nl hi! who owned a tingle dollar
of bank stuck‘zin or not ul the State, and
were his prayers heard and answered.
there never would be a bank in hi: dis
trict. He rme merely to defineh‘u pnsi.
tion on this mnmeutnuc question. He wan
npp “'l‘ to any increase of banking capital
in file State. and in Inornl a gradual re
duction oi the oxiuting capital, by relu
sing to recharter any old bank: that have
\‘lnla't'tl any 0! the provisiom of their char
tern, nnd chartering no new ones a and at
to the general banking law reported by
the Chairman of the Cnmmittee on Bankl.
he believed the evils tn be removed. and
the muchiol tn be remedied would. in
stead nl being healed. he quadrupled. In
addition to that. he was. clearly at the o
pinion there was a strong Constitulinnll
nltjectinn In the bill. '
Mr. Kn'ek heartily concurred in the
views nl hit colleague. In general, he
was nppnned In hunks. The people did
not want a syctembaseil nn indebtedncn.
Free banking waa not it Pennsylvania mea
sure. nur wat it Democratic. He was in
lnvnr nl rcchnrtering solvent hanks, and
took, as ltlh .textl—bunk; the npininnaxi'
presced by the Governor. in his message,
Mr. Ziegler moved that the ennaiderm
tinn ofthe rewlutimihe pn-thotiedvfnr the
Oren-ht, nnd,thnt ‘b’nth thcnrepnrl 'nl'the»
nlanrity‘mitl that ol the minority' be kill"!
ted : which m agreed to-‘-When the
Hone. adjourned. .. l l ‘ ;
> Manges-ma young Dme named Ch».
Grqmeam bul tecnnlynrrivml at‘N. Yuyh
visifing a imugemlT ill'hme ‘in [lnt culy.
lull in Inve‘vwilh ume nf Ihc lallpn inmate».
”e; endeavored to; induce hm; m go In
Denmatk, with him, buuhe,‘ refused; uml
.he, lhe:eupnn,.dr_ew.n piuol and slim him
self inlhuidm .' Hinwound is so 41:"ch
ous thuic i- learn! 'lhat he cannot live:—
“He dieth ”the tool dieth," , _f
'l‘he'vNaumkeng Sham Cnuon- Mnlkifl
Salem,-Masn., contain» 87,000, spindlfl
mivrnbv, Menginc moo hone powero! "
cmnlnyv- 575,hnnd§.. whureceivein mg"
3120.000, 0 \year. .nml. manufactures 5",
00.0.,OOO‘hy‘anla annuallym This mill.”
uelieve, iuho largest in. the country. _hu
ins.“ copihl ~[.5609.,000. 2K 4
_ 'lfhe Milleritea, havcfixell'fijmh'nnoth'
er day, [or fine gum! bum- up of Inorldly,
afln‘irs.‘ his _lu come in Mayhem. whcm
according In" their chlguMlimu the war!!!
will be 6,000 gram 0! age for I’I‘IIIiII. ' '