Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03

T9s.tsr. prsnass. Robbins, Ruggo., Seymour sil.bso
so the motion was negatved.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith,
The Senate then adjourned-Ayes 22 Noes H.
In the House Of Representatives., Mr.. Plumner oh
ned eave 10 have his name inserted the journals
the majority who had voted for the eHgrossent of ia,
Iarh Bill for third reading, which had been accidental
ly omitted.
The House, motion Of Mr. verplanck. went int,
Committee OF the Whole the state of the Union MIR
Lewis Condct in the Chair -
The amendments Of the Senate to the bill making an
Proprauons Tor certain Internal improvements with IN,
exception oil an amendment providing for the
Of the Wabash river, Ito which the Committee disagreed
were concurred in
joint resolution from the Senate PROMISING th,,
Committee Of both Houses wait upon the President q
She United states, and request him appoint day Of
lasting and prayer for the aversion the Aac Cboer,
was read first and second time.
Mr. Archer moved TO lay the resou on the fable
ms grounu hat neither the General or State Governments
mad any thing at all TO do the subject of religion h
having been taken out of their cognisance by the Cons
tuition.
Mr. Whit,lescy demanded the Yeas and Nays thereon.
which, being ordered stood follows: yeas 3d. mas IOa
Inc question then being the third reading
Mr. Adams moved TO strike out the word static and
Insert ''pestilential," the ground tbat the
Of such disease by local origin offensive and would
De SO esteemed by us had the present disease originated
Mr. Burgess opposed the amendment, preferring the
designation in the resolution.
Mr Bates oil Maine, suggested that the word 'spas.
The question being then taken, Mr.. Adams's amend
hent was negatived
Mr. Davis OF 5. c. opposed the resolution
Mr. Dearborn and Mr.. Craig spoke in support Of n
Mr. Carson thought the resolution unnecessary mas
much as the President had already expressed his de-
termination not to appoint such day: and he rod I,,
he President on that subject addressed to the Synod
the Dutch Church.
Mr.. Kerr moved for the previous oues,;on ,h;,
oeng seconded the main question put and the reso
luton adopted by yeas and nays, as follows-yeas SO
The House then took up the bill from tho S.n,,o s
re-chartering the W
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
MIR. Wicklife moved amendment to strike out the
ot section oil the BILL and insert thatt may not be lawful
to establish any additional branch bank in any State
less where application should be made TO thai from
the Legislatures Of the several States
The propnety OF this amendment was debated nv Mr.
w, wayne and Mr. lrvin and being then modified by Mr.
"cKie 10 read sand unless the Secretary of the Urea
sury should certify that the establishment of the Branch
was necessary for the fiscal operation of Government
MIR. Irwin demanded the yeas and nays
Mr. Clayton said he had any intention TO discuss n,
that time either the amendment or the bill: but deen;n
measure oil such Importance that should be fully dis
cusseu, ne would move that the bill be committed to the
Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
MT Mt Wickiie thsreeuP0n withdrew his amendment.
Mr. Clayton modified his motion to commit and make n
the special order of the day for this day
Thereupon, an animated debate arose in which
Messrs Taylor, Mercer, Wayne McDufie Arcb.r p
M Johnson, Clayton and Jeniter, participated
Mr. Spegh moved to postpone the further
oil the bill to the LIST Monday in December next
After some brief remarks from Mr.. Davis of South Ca
rona, NJ Craig, and Mr.. r. Allen
Mr. Watmough moved a call of the House; which bav
ing oeeh ordered and the roll having been gone gh
ISO TO their names, the further pTo
ceeding on the call was then suspended question
on posponing the bill until December next being taken
the motion was negatived-Yeas rs, Nays 100
The question ON committing the bill to the Committee
oil the Whole on the state of the Union then and
negaived-Yeas ~, Nays II2 N
Mr. McDufie moved an amendment to the sixth section
providing i'll substances that the existing branch banks
shall not be inerfered with
Mr. Wayne moved as amendment to this amendment.
I'll the Legislatures OF the several States shall signify
their consent on or before 10th April 1885, that these
branches shall be retained therein.'
The question this amendment was after a nro,rac,.d
debate, put and negaved.
Mr. Beardsley then moved an amendment to the aop,b
ment in substances I the Secretary of the Treas,,rv
ceruy hat there necessity for such branches To- trans
act the business OF the Government
Mr. Is. advocated his amendment at length: after which
Mr. Hoffman said he did not desire make any speech
but would demand the and nays which being order
ed, and the question the amendment of Mr. Beardnv
put, 1t was negaived-yeas 81, nays II2.
Mr. Wardwell of New York then moved an amepd
ment in substance providing that the several States should
have the power totax the branches therein But before
any question taken thereon,
The House adjourned.