Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08


Sary and should not be found will he expenl-
cd Mr. Is went on TO support the motion some length
Mr. liayne was willing 10 give any thing that the pro-
per ouccs ask But II waS an irregular proceeding 10
give money which the Department does not call Tor.
The motion TO I'll the blank with $50 0O0 was rejected
aud was filled with 10000, and the amendment wa.
agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Kane. $I5OOO0 was stricken cut and
$500 ooO inserted for the pay of the militia, &c.
! MIR. Dudley moved an amendment providing Tor the
payment OF five hundred dollars Tor certain expenses at
tending tho mission 10 Green Bay.
/ hc motion was rejected.
MIR King said sum had been appropriated for record
ing The patents and that work. he understood was nearly
completed lie moved to pass the uncxpcndcd balance
10 another branch cf the State Department TO be useJ IN,
| ry OF State.
mr. Miller opposed the motion, and, the question being
| taken, 1t was rejected.
;hc bill as amended was then ordered TO Ri rc,J;r,
0nd subsequently,, it was read 3 time and passed.
IN me Senate Saturday. the resolution offered b,
Mr.. Benton calling for the monthly returns of the o. :
agreed To. ~ w
Mr. Dallas presented memorial from the citizens OF
iPia demonstrating against the Tariff scheme OF
inc rea~ury Department. which laid the table.
e senate then proceeded TO consider the bill reappro.
pnang the unexpended balances oformer appropriations
~ ~ was returned from the House, in amended form
nc amendment of the Senate being strike out $50
ooo and to insert 0O0 dollars the House amended the
amendment by Inserting before 800 000 the words "and
ths neiShboring States aud Territories"
Fhe amendment of the House was on motion of Mr.
smith, cOncurred in.
MIR Pren;iss presented memorial from large mccno
oil the citizens of Windsor Vermont agans, The tariff r
Iect oil c Secretary OF the Treasury; which which was
On motion o. Mr. Smith the Sonata ,roc..Jor ., 49,
SIer Tie bill To release from duty imported iron
or anu actually laid o" rail roads and inclined planes
Mr. hayne modified the amendment which he had sub
n'l'eu "hen me oil was formerly under consideration TO
meet the case of the South Carolina Rail Road and i'm the
modified form, it was agreed to-
On motion OF Mr.. -Dickcrson, the bill was further
he ri,.fion nct
eic. N avn ''0'e SP'
DAME THE UNITED srATrs
ne senate then proceeded TO consider i'm Co,mttee oC
inc Whole, the bill 10 modify and continue the act 10 nco
porae the subscribers 10 the Bank of the United States
nc question being on the proposition of Mr. Benton to
amend The bill, by adding the following sections:
occ-that so much of the original charter as restricts
any future Congress from granting charters oincorporaton
TO other banking companies and grants an eIclu.,e
privilege 10 the stockholders in the Bank of the u St,es
shall be- and the same hereby is repealed from and ar
me thd day OF March, in the year thousand eight
"Sccfha from and after the first tav of April II, the
year one thousand eight hundred and thry-sx no mem
Der ot Congress or officer of the Federal Government
or alien, shall hold any stock in said bank
'Src-Tha the stockholders in said corporation shall
oe liable IN their individual and private capacities TO the
amount OF their Stock ii the said corporation shouI Al
any uhe hii or refuse to pay its notes, bills, bonds obi
cations, drafts, other securities in gold or silver cin
ana e holders thereof may said stockholders be fo
any tribunal having jurisdiction thereof
Scc-Iha the said corporation shall not issue anv c,,r
rchcN winch shall not be payable demand, at the
"nch Dahk where first issued, and subject penal
es Tor hon-pavncnt, delay OF payment, mentioned IL,
INC seventeenth section of the charter"
Mr. Benton made observations I'm EXPLANATION or
ms amendments, and desired that the question should be
'"NSh separately on the amendments.
I'm me trst amendment being the first section of the
INC Yeas and Nays ordered and the question
Oelng taken, was decided foows-Yeas I6-Navs 26
80 10" amendment was negatived
Mr. Benton then asked for the Yeas and NAYS on the
second section OF the amendment, which ordered.
ne question was then taken, and decided as foows:-
Yeas 6-Nays 80.
Mr. Benton asked for the Yeas and Nays on the third
s'G zion oil The amendments and they ordered.
ne question was then taken the third amendment
ana decided as tollows.-Ycas II-Nays So
80 The amendment was negatived
hF Bcnton, after biicf explanation asked for the
and they were ordered
Ihe question then taken on the fourth amendment,
anu decided as fJlows:-Ayes I0-NAys 81.
20 me fourth amendment ncgatived
Mr. Marcy then moved TO amend the Lii by adding
scclon containing provisions that nothing contained in This
alter, modify, repeal act, or the charter of the
hank after the 10Th of April, 1926 He asked for the
cas- and Nays the question: and tlIev were ordered
decided as follows: '''
Yeas I5-Nays 30.
10 the amendment was ncqatiycd
Mr. lazcwc moved TO amend the hill Lv STRIKING ont
me word "hteen and insert the word ten so as 10 Ii
u me duration OF the charter to ten wears
This motion produced discussion which occ,pied near
" Two hourS' and in which Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Webster Mr.
Dallas Mr.. Tazewell, Mr.. Hayne, Mr. Smith and Mr. |
The question was then taken nm the ancnd,or, and M
,idcd follows: ~ ~ Wv
ffGs:-AlcSSrs. Benton, Bbb Brown Dckerson. Dud- |
~ E''S 1ruhdy iayDc, Hendricks, Hill, Kane King
S@ngum Marcy, Miller Moore, Tazcwen Troup Tyler,
White-20. ' 'f' 1''''
.Nays-AIessrs Bell, Buckner Chambers. CLAY. CLAW.
on DGl'oS, Ewing Foot Frelinghuyscn Holmes, John
,on Knight, Nauoain, Poindextcr Prentiss Robbins
johnson, KugGeS, Seymour, Silsbee, Smith, Sprague
'e'on' IohIins"n, Waggaman, Webster Wikins-29
Sothc amendment ncgatived
ne OH was ihCn reported to the Senate as amended
On motion OF Mr.. Webster, the amendments were or
Tered 10 be printed
The Senate then adjourned
In The HOuse of BepreSenfnfircs Mr. Yer,I,pck from
nc Committee OF Ways and Means reported bill TO pro
ne Tor carrying into effect the treaty of limits between
nc United States OF America and the United Mexican
''"''s. ~ was read twice and committed to the Commit
&c OF me mole OH The state of the Union Mr. Double
"y "u Nr, stewart scvcrally presented amendments TO
nc arll BILL and they were ordered 10 be printed Mr.
Russell moved resolution which wa, agreed In of nro
dnS at me House. for the remainder of the session or
ih othcTwie ordered should meet at 10 o'clock i'm the
morning.. MT Sutherland presented memorial from nu
ntrous ciHcns OF Philadelphia Oh the subject of the IA
H. w'l'n was referred The resolution on the subject of
NC o'' O''cc' was alter short discussion agreed to- the
PREVIOUS question having been ordered on the motion of
var ROOT me Speaker laid before the House coninu-
hCaon from The Seer ary Of the Treasury with further
LIormiloh respecting the tariff IL was referred TO the
Committee Manufactures WV
Mr. Kerr then moved tle House proceed to the special
uer oil ine uay-the officiating the Territories which
The House then went into Committee npon tbo follow
ng mil', Mr. Cambrecng in the Chair.
hl TO ascertain the losses at Detroit and the ada.
cent country during the late war.
An act from the Senate relating TO the Surveyor Ge-
neral Of Arkansas Territory