Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-16

appeal at some length. citing tu hori,es.
Mesrs. Selden. Edmund, Gansevocrt, and Moie-
house piled, and supported the decision Of the chair
The later stated that the Z, ntlsman from Ontario
(Mr Spencer) seemed himself to admit that the de
cision was correct but as he did not like lie effect,
bad inexperienced p-evious decision, claimed, as
avot. that il might be reversed or suspended. Mr. NJ
presumed that the house fully understood the effect OF
he decision, at this time and previously and that they
were prepared to sustain II.
The question was then taken on the appeal and the
decision OF the Speaker sustained, ayes 81 noes
VIZ Mess's. Ashley, Dunlap. Lacy and j. {. Spencer
There being two resolutions, one the material reso
uticn and another Requiring its Transmission to
representatives in Congress. &c. MIR. j. G. Spencer
called Tor division aud for tae ayes aud noes. The
q1fs ion thsreupon divided, aud taken hIst upon
the resolution, in the following words:
"Resoved Of the S nate concur) as the OF this
Legislature, that the charter OF the Bank of the United
States ought not be renewed"
The resolution was passed, ayes 73, noes So.
Mr. Livingston enquire il an amendment could III m
be received
The Speaker. Certainly not. cir. The main ques-
oa, included by the previous question, embraced Of
course the en- Ire proposition, being The material .ou
ton arc its adjunct.
The second r. solution, requiring the Transmission Of
The resolu ions 10 our represeL taves, SC. then
al passed. by ayes and nays, ~ to 3D.
MIR Livingston laid GA the table concurrent reso-
luton, declaring that congress has the power under
he constitution, to establish Bank OF the United
States Mr.. L. notice that he should call for the
consideration of the resolu ion on Monday morning
MI Mcdowell gave notice Of his Intention TO intro
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The House then adjourned until Monday Morning
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
AT much discussion. pro fsced more by attempts
to evade and postpone the question, than by direct
consideration OF s merits, thu resolution introduced by
MIR. MCr.bouse, declaring the sense Of the Isgisld-
tWe of this state to be adverse to rene,cdi Of the
charter ofthe Bank IF the u. s was finally passed
ny the Assembly on Saturday evening" by the decisive
luton, as adoped by the House, 10 in i'll stronger
term', than when originally Introduced, the word
present" preceding The word "cbarter, having been
The debates upon the main question, bave been
able on both sides; sketches OF more less of which
we shall endeavor TO give to our readers. Except four
OF the New York delegation, who acted under impress.
sious in relation to the views OF their constituents and
the member from Broome, and one from Westminster,
the hbal vote upon the resolution was a complete d
vision of parties. The republicans the side and
the opposi'inu almost exclusive anti.ma oDic, the
other With the excep ions alluded TO, the republicans
OF the house voted for an expression, which they be-
eved to be not only RICH, in its.bu called for by the
state OF the times, and and progressively ex-
preston which persuaded is in full accordance
with the wishes and expectations of the Democracy
II he State.
ded TO by Mr. f monds in the course of his able
gumen on Sa'urday, speaks with some emphasis upon
this subj Ct Notwithstanding the difference Of opn
ion as TO the form OF the resolution, not the slightest
difference existed to the renewal OF The Bank char
ter "wiih its present powers and PROVISIONS. Every
speaker, whether adverse favorable TO the resou-
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in lite present sbape-and all admitted that there
promnen mt and serious objections which required to be
removed before renewal ought to take p'ec-.
[Aibany Argus.
U s. BANK.-The New York E Post publ hes an
extract oil Letter from American gentlema residing
in London, under date Of Feb. n, from which learn
that the capitalists of Europe alarmed at the prospec
before them and that deposites to an immense amour
have been placed at the disposal OF the Bank of the
United States subject 10 heir drafts There was much
speculation as 10 the amouot OF money thus transferred
but the writer names no supposed amount. The princi
pal Lond banker. ar butte the great export of specie
from Eogland this country, the confidence ia the
u s. Bank, which he says is now certainly greater
than in the Bank Of England.
(From tho Philadelphia sentnol)
The following CORE spoDdence has been politely
handed 10 us for publita alton:
To the Hon. John Mclean, of Ohio.
SIR-The undersigned feeling desire in common
with large number OF your lowciiZens, to convey
to you their of your merits and public services,
have the honor TO request you TO accept entertain
ment on the III h inst. They have noticed with Pc
culiar pleasure private life without reproach united
10 OF usetune IS, of industry devotion 10
the public veal, and OF sound practical wisdom in the
discharge OF The duties of tie several important stations
you have occupied, which it is always gratifying TO
contemplate la the councils Of the natl during the
late patriotic war, at The head OF an important public
department, and new as member OF the most hcno ed
Judicial tribunal of the nation your fellow citizen.
have always found the talented, lAborous and faithful
public servant pursuing uDobrusvely, yet steadissi-
ly and vigoursy the public good, and attaining most
wor hily the public confidence. They recognize in
you al Que who having sprung from the ranks OF the
people, has always been the undertaking adhereLt OF
popular rights, OF sound democratic principles of the
permanent constitutional union OF the slater, and Of
those measures OF public cy for the support OF
dome site industry which, as PeDnsyvaDians, value
as so essential, and which think are to be
ndeed We take pleasure in expressing the sat
lsiaction @h which shall meet you at the social Ia
bie and the great personal respect and regard with
which we are your friends and ieow citZ'ns
George N Baker p. Oxford
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