Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

II any, for doing the same, TO the Bank Of the United
States.
TO- With statement Of the amount of loan. made nv
the B,nk of the United States TO the Government OF the
United States; moneys advanced, when, and fer what
PURPOSE and whether by law or joint resolution OF Con-
gress, or upon The request OF any iunconary OF the
Government of The Ui,ed States, with the amount o,
intee* paid by the Government OF the listed States
to said Bank upon loans or money advanced.
| H. With Statement, OF the amount Of Bills or Notes
which the Bank OF the United States shall have in cir
eua,ion. or On depo.ite, at The Bank in PHILADELPHIA
and its branches, TN the first day Of November n.x,;
Distinguishing them into The several kId. By what off
| GERS signed, AID where payable.
H. With statement OF the different knis Of St ,ck
pledged to. or at any time owned by the Bank OF the
United States in any other Bank, Rail Road or Canal
Company, ptc.larly disns gushing how the same was
| acquired.
l3 With statement of the transfer. OF Stock of sai,
Bank 10 the Bank, by the way Of pledge for loans or o.
'herwe,made at any time since the b nk began its one
raion' and which it shall hold the first day OF No
| venber next.
III with statement of the real estate owned nv the
Bank OF the United Stats in the States Of the Union
AMI IN the District OF Coum5a; whore situated and the
value Affixed 10 the same by tie Bank of the United
States.
Rssoiped, That the Secretary of the Treasury he d.
recei to procure, in such way as he may deem mos,
SUITABLE TO accomplish the object, and give 10 this
House the most definite information upon Il subj Ct,
statement OF the number OF incorporated Banks in he
United States and in the District OF Columbia with the
amount Of capital Of each what they are n, r.
mitted 10 discount by the charters Of each and that The
said Banks be requested to give the average annual dis
counts OF each, from the times either the same were
carried ino operations and that the same be furnished
hi. Hou'e on or before The fl st day OF Janu,ry next
MIR. Wayne having slightly modified Of hi. re 90.
lutons, and declared his 81 ct TO be simply to arrive
iscs OF nature not affecting any private accounts in
the Bank, with view TO discussions which might be
EXPECT TO ari' hereafter on this subject
The question was taken on agreeing 10 the rssolu.
IONS and declared in the negative by majority OF ten
or fifteen votes.
short time after the House having ,rans,c,.J IAN.
other business
Mr.. Dav. Of South Carolina, who had voted with III.
majority against the resolutions, moved for a recon.id.
eraucn oil that question, stating, that IN the rand
manner OF reading the resolutions, AMI d,.tinc y hear
ing them, he had received the imrre sson that they
went beyond the power of Congress, and violated the
charter OF the Bank He had before him the act
OF 1915, incorporating the Bark and from hs.tv
glance over is clauses hal become convinr ed IN, the
resolutions OF the gentl from Georgia Mr. wayn.
which were drawn with precision and cl-arne.s dill
no. infringe the charter of the Bank. II. wouJ there.
lore not merely as act of courtesy to the gentleman
from Eeorg 'a but also with view Of obtaining and Civ
ing ample Information on subject OF such inpor, to the
American People, novel fer reconsideration.
MIR. Reed observed that the revolutions were very
eohP"Ca ca ana numerous; that part Of the in
non 'aed Tor lc thought it importer 10 require aud
would he vexaons and injurious. That since the re.
Solutions were oH'rcd the House had no time to exam.
he hem-'b't he bad no intention OF taking up the
um' OF me lions", but would merely obs in add-
non 10 VIVA, he had said that every attack .ipon The
BANK H. This House was calculated 10 affect the pire of
the stock, tor the beneh OF spectators an stock iob.
hers and the os+ fsll upon the poor, and those who
were obliged TO sell. 1.-THE House acted now il would
ac' hastily AMI hiindly, on the subject. With a view
CT putting an en 10 the business, he moved to lay the
motion Tor recon liberation the table.
The motion to lay the motion for consideration on the
table was decided by Yeas aud Nays al follows-Yeas
81, Nays 70.
DRAUGHTSMAN AGAIN.
Mr.. IIrmphill moved r, solution TO authorfze the
Clerk TO have executed any mans which might be re-.
CURED ty any of the Committees If the House
Mr. Wicklhs opposed the re.olii,n.
Mr. Testmoved the previous question.
Mr. Drayton moved to lay the re solution on the IA.
hle. Ayes 10, Noes &C.
Mr. Daniel moved call Of The House; which wa.
refused.
The Previous Question was then ordered. and the
resolution was passed by Yeas and Nays 90 to r.
THE JUDICIARY
The bill rom the Senate TO provide for monthly
term OF the District Court of New York. and increase
The salaries OF stn ny judges heretofore stated was
resumed, The question being the ndm TO strike
ont the additional provision for all the Judges except
the District Judge Of New York.
Some debate arising he bill, and a motion being
ma!e to strike ont tie first section,
Mr. Slo'rs of New York, moved the previous ques-
ton, which was seconded
MIR. Wicklife moved 10 lay the ILL on the table
W. ich regatived.
The main question was then ordered, and the bill
was passed. Ayes 10, Noes IS.
The previous question setting aside all am endmen's
The bill passed as it cane from the Senate
The bill from the Senate for the appointment Of So
Hector of the Treasury the passed through Committee
OF The Whole, az which
The House Adjourned tn o'clock p M.
AT O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The House me- and continued in session until nearly
five o'clock on Sunday morning.
The Amendments of the Senate to the bill making an
preparations for lighthouses, sc. amended By the
Committee on Commerce, were taken up. On these |
amendments debate arose, which continued till ten
o'clock. large number of members participated in |
the debate; but such the confusion and indstinct
ness OF the proceeding spectators during several hours
OF the evening" i'll consequence OF the immense crowd
OF spectators, male and female which filed the Hail.
even the seats OF the Members. that mpossi' lie
for the reporters TO understand the questions correctly
One OF the principal points of contestation an
made by the Senate, Of 10000 dollars
for the examination and Improvement of the Back Creek
in Maryland, Connected with the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal) which ultimately concurred in Ayes
81, noes ~.
The bill from the Senate, to establish the office Of So
liciior General, was finally passed.
The bill from the Senate, to auhori re subscription
TO the stock OF the Louisville and Canal Corpa
ny. was finally passed.
The hill from the S'na'r, authorizing Sub,crip'ion
to the Stock OF the Washington and Frederick Road
Company, was finally passed
The hill from the Sera'e to au;horizs the PAYMENT OF
the claim Of the State Of Massachusot. for certain ser
vices Of the Militia, during the late .gSr, was finally
passed.
Fatgued to complete exhaustion, IL became inpossi-
hle longer to keep quorum. For want Of which, The
IIoue at length adjourned.
IN SENATE
MONDAY, MAY 81.
The following message from the'Prasiaent Of the u.
States read, and ordered to be printed.
WAsHtNGToN, 29h Nay, 1880
To The Senate nj the u. States
Fubmit herewith report from the Secretary Of the