Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

under the present charter, where the officers Of
the Bank themselves acted Proxies at the meeting Of
The Stockholders, and had assisted in giving this decis
ion-Mr. Miller replied, that far he had UNDER
stood, the President Of the Bank had rarely acted as
Proxy but that under the proposed charter the officers
OF the Institution would be debarred from the power
appearing Proxies, and the decision mig hit then be
meds by the = ocksoders themselves.
MIR HARvIE stated as fact, that when this meet
ing decided the question, the President expressly de-
cared that he would have any thing 10 do with she
question: aud would not vote on it.-Mr. Goode hoped
The gentleman from HeDrico, did suppose that h.
had thrown OFT any reflection the President, for
whom that gentleman ought TO know he tel great
pect (Mr. Harvie disciaimed the superstition, that
Mr. Gooie had any such rete ctions upon the Presi-
dent)-Mr. Goode went 10 state, that as IL had been
in'mated, the Treasurer had been oilcious in voun
'eerng some information him upon the proce edings
OF the Bank. he would take that occasion to say, the
Treasurer had given him sort of Information, but
such as he had wrung FROM him by nterrog aories Of
his own
Mr. MASON declared that no such idea had beer ex-
pressed by himhat although he had the pleasure Of
slight acquaintance with that officer, he had taken
up the most favourable impression about that gentle
man; that he believed he had not only single eye
the good OF the Treasury. but 10 the interests of the
country at large.
MIR. GOODS proposed to amend his proposition by
substituting 'at least once in each month" for "one
in each W. Elk"
Mr.. MILLER expressed himself satisfied with this
amendment. Mr.. Mason said he should certainly vote
against the proposition although might be thus
ded.
The question was then taken on Mr. Goodies amend
ment and carried, Ayes rs, Noes 3d.
HEdS.-Nessrs. Banks, (Speaker) Bauly Gilmer
Ie'riH Ddvis Of Aieg. Booker Of Amelia, Thompson
Garland IF dnherst, Sifiington Bro,cn of Bath I'm
derson Shdnks, Edgington, Hi,d'nan, Beasey, Tfot-
ter Boeoek Ydncey ,Iaires IF Camp Samuel, Graves,
Tyler Of G. City, Richardson and alexander Of Char.
BWfoot, HH, Hans6rOugh, Wilson Boisseau, Scott
Of Din. Wray, Booker Of L. City. Lpsha,c, Barnes
Or Esser, OfWt, Sangster, Chiffon, Payne, Hymn,
Holland, Po,ceH, Pack, Pearls, Smith Of CLIQUE Bi,
lups, Guerrdnt, Hail, Tiiar, IhOrp, .atkinson and
Scott Of HdiDar, Winsfon, Wh,te Of Hun Mullen,
GraUeiy, dtkinson Of Isle Hight. Richardson Of j.
Gregory, Dabney, leland Heiskeli, M Keon, Hayes,
NJ Cdbe, Daniel, Kinbrough, Street, Ar Farla,id OF
L., finks, .Netoman Of Mason, Hadgns. Garnetf,
GOode, Booth Of .hidddleser, Gooirick Hatts Bill.
hngsiy, Helms, Crockett of montgomery, OFerran
Cnhoon. Webb. .NepH, Garland of Nelson. Christian
HtHtdTd, MLGughii,i Dfurdaugh Dunt0n, Fishe,
Basye' H1rding, Camp5sH Of ;Motto,oay, Hatkins
Daris Of Orange. WOOloik. Ihium. Aiams, Wat.
ton. Cd6sH, Grimes, Miller, Sha,c, .aHen Dusuy
Duion. RiUes ofP. G., Stands, Foster Hart, Barnes
mitchell: .M,.hdhon, Gray Of Russell, M Fdiont
gruder, G0edtotn. Griffin Of Southampton, Minor
Po,oeH Of Spotsyludnia, Cooke Of Stafford, Crun,p
Rugn, Dhtard EpPes, Ge"gg, Barns ef 7ase,een
noreldnd, H!age9oord Prentis, Spencer, Saunders,
&dnger, Shield, ROBERTSON aud Moody-l45
.EAYS-:hessrs. Hood, NJ Cue, Kinney Campbell
ner, Johnson Fitzgerald, fumes, yudson Of Fred. rick
Cook Of G.. Cary, CdrskaIon, Kercherai, Seymour
Bro,on 9f III Williams Of Henrico, Harvie, Martin
Cole, Wishington IF JET. Morgan, Smith of Kan
cambridge, Bland StOllings, Bias, Thomas, Caper-
ton. Pass, Cross, Stephenson, Wdrden, Parrion
EHzhugh, Hiner, .MCoy, Old. Ward, BooM Of
Rdnd0iph, Moore, tphite Cline, y,foneme. Deiash-
mutt, Wells, GFissby and RutheJoord -53.
MIR. DILLARD then moved the precious question;
which was carried-and then the question engross-
ing the bill and reading the3d time carried with
out division.
Various bills and resolutions were reported by the
Committees, which not acted upon but laid on the
table and then the House adjourned ill this morning
| 10 o'clock.