Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07

. into the fact OF no-Ser OF its powers bv any ofb
necessary TO cnclc the Senate TO understand the nature
branch banks and all the circumstances which may be
eNtant, aud duration of such user of powers
- Into the amount OF the real estate acquired by the
bank anu each branch; aud detailed statement there
Of showing where situate the price at which acquired
e pcc Tor which sold, il sold, and tho present value
!. The number ofbuldings ir any where situated and
purpose OF being rented.
D; Whether the branch bank notes. or the brancl,
o1nk orders, issued currency, are received in de-
poc, as cash, at the parent bank, aud every other
br1ncl, bank; and, ii not TO report the exceptions
. whether the branch bank notes the branch bank
ofuSrS, issued as currency, at discount in any
town or city where branch bank is situated; or In Phi
"dea where the parent bank is; and il So the rate of
SAID discount.
annually RENTED by each branch bank TO the parent
panh or to any other place by the order of the parent bank
rom 1917 10 1851, inclusive
\. The annual aggregate amount or tl cx,c,ses or,c
"anN ana her branches from 1917 TO ISL inclusive.
Inc annual amount of the expenses of the same for
Tie same time, under the headsIst of printers and ed-
of ID, attorneys and counscllors ut aw ID contingent
TO- OF what consists the capital of IN, bank Of ,ho
ocu states, and OF such of the branch banks as are re-
ported III the monthly statements 10 have capal and c
uierence between the specie which is reported i'm ono
column 10 be on hand and the can;to ,vb;c =; ,i
in another. ~ " '0P0'''"
ii. whether different rates of exchange arc taken n,
my OIL INC branches or at the parent bank on bills of ex
change, a. sold 10 merchants or persons i'm official stations
ana TO the body of the citizens
IL Whether facilities for obtaining loans arc granted TO
persons IN oica stations which extended TO the
citizens generally " w
10. That the said Select Committee be empowcrcd ,o
Scd Tor persons and papers, and have oaths
ILLNESSES ana that they be allowed clerk, to be
out oi the contingent fund OF the Senate 10 keen the
Jo'a' oi ueir proceedings, and TO take minutes of the
evidence and to do such writing as the Committee NAV
The Senate then resumed as the unfinished h,s;,cs
the consideration of Mr.. Clay's resolution; and
Mf. Holmes continued his speech, began yesterday in
favor OF the resolution, and clu,cd al I, bon -
Inc Senate adjourned.
m Tuesday, Janudry 81
nc resolutions submitted by Mr. Benton calliny for
variety OF information touching the Administrator Of tho
agreed TO. ~ w "u'y anu
nir benton submitted resolutions TO obtain various in
different periods. ~ F' "'o'co' a'
Mr. Foots resolution, proposing an inquiry into the OK
puiecy 0 apoishlng the offices of the I'd Comptroller
au1 "a Auditor oil the Treasury Departments was taken nm
ana after beng so modified TO refer The inonrv tn me
Nommttec on finance, was agreed to-
n ieSclulon Oh Mr. Ewing, respecting the improper
% oil puohc officers was taken up at the instance
o MI orundy (who said il could not be cxneccd int H.
esTon should be decided without discussion) il was
~ VIZ 'PoeNi oTder Tor Monday week.
~, - THE TARIFF.
The Tariff resolution was resumed; and Mr. IIo,,
spoke between two and three hours i'm continuation an
after which, S's'ciu'yi
The Senate adjourned.
NJ. ,Wednesdcry, February l.-ESunMARY1
MT fFcllnghuyscn laid on the table for
declaring that the President possesses no CON
sutuuoha power TO disregard the treaties between the II
states and the Indian Tribes. ~
All the resolutions submitted Yesterday vere sovor,u
aHeh up and agreed to; but that offered by Mr. Spraguc
,.l"5 ~. we names oil persons owning United States
STOCK, whose dividends remain undrawn more H. to
laid over. '' '-'o"Siuereu ana
The Senate resumed the consideration &C Mr. cr,,,,s
o,Viuuon, proposing a modification of the Taria-io
gethcr with Mr.. Haynes amendment thereto "
nj MT M, OF N H., spoke about three hours and was
briefly replied TO by Mr.. Holmes. ~ ~
MI Clay then ntimated desire to address tbc Senate
again on the resolution; but the hour being le no m
cd an adjournment and o '' nv Aio'-
mo Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday, Jonuara 81.
The resolution of Mr.. JenGer propos;nc ~, ;oo. -
removing the Tree people OF color from the
ol'cd States, and coonZing them in Africa or cseyLcro
came up for consideration; aud the question boin M
motion OF Mr. Boon, 10 postpone the consideration If h,
reSVtu'oh 10 INC second Monday in December next
MI; ,FMS OF virginia, opposed the motion i'm a short
Pcccn IN winch c referred TO the constant increase o(
avn, ene Pehteos condition OF the treasury, and the
urgent necessity that something should be done ~
MIR Jenifcr moved that the resolution viii, Tho ,oon,
hehH DC referred TO the select committee raised ON t,e
iiciiofiai from New jersey, upon the same subject
Mr. MiSon oil virginia, said that he hoped o(cr ,Jo
measures which had been adopted by The Unvsc do, d.
mover would consent 10 Withdraw The resolution IL
should not consider it respectful 10 the House IN ,
mat 'e on INC grave questions embraced by the subsc
II would be impossible discuss such resout;on
"o,S "Wi mo thc consideration of principles which Law
rights. " '''''' ou' oi all poh'icai
Mr. NJ said that he occupied position which had no.
CGSS'y lcu hh 10 intense reflection on the measures
"ey 70 grow OUT oil The present proposition and he had
risen 10 say 10 his colleague (N1r Craig that it was with
oiohd regret that he differed with him as TO the righ nj
mat House TO entertain jurisdiction ON this suh;ec3 ana
SUI more as TO the grave position lie had advanced tbo
there existed in Congress an authority naramont 10
rights OF property He had not wished the subcct of ,h
resolution 10 be considered at all in that House bu as t
su'Jec ma" been referred to Committee he hoped tIo
the resolution would he Withdrawn. '''"
posponemcnt. ~ i'o'i'h LOT
Mr. hcrr wished 10 offer am amendment which ,vasd
carcd out OF order, there being already two amcnJmct
before the House ' wv "'i'N"i'ch'S
ricI. '' ''i'icHcc' ana car
5y consent OF the House. Mr.. Archer submitted Tho
oii""ihg, winch was read and also referred 10 tLc C
niiiec on tie Memorial OF the Railway Colonization e.
cicty, viz: "J OOiOi'""uoh 90
ifcsoGcd, That Select Committee be instructed q, in;
puc h0 uc expectancy OF recommending for adopti,,n
an amendment OF the Constitution of the United States b
mcn Congress snail have power TO appropriate The re-
c'inS or dcnvabe from the proceeds of the sales
VI o pune lands III aid OF the construction of such works
VI "tIh Improvement as may he authorized commence
ca or pa'rOmZcd by the States, respectivclv viii,
which inc same are TO be executed and shall in liz
manner nave power inappropriate the same fund of reve
huc IN ad OF the removal OF such portions of the coorcd
population OF the States as they may respectively ask aid
~ oilosms' on such condition and 10 such place as NAV
oe mutually agreed on for which PURPOSE Conorces oh III
DC authorized to acquire the territory il NAV consider tI
pest adapted TO The object and govern such territory i'm
'Hhef IN which the territories of the United States ,ro
now governed, Tor such time the occasion for which
" nave pcen obtained may require after which the said
Sli'o'y sn' DC established into State, which shall he
declared or into several States which shall Inc
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