Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-18

partic which we may make the ias;. Of our
on The resolution did no than call on him for such
OIL oil particulars lie considered that the objection of
the gentleman from Mississippi would appv with great
force TO any other OF the Departments Tor the
he had stated, he did not think applicable TO the Tr.a
~. tic expressed his hope that the Senate would recon
slider the motion TO adjourn. 49,
MT. Msngnm MAS opposed % tho consideration and
All PROBABILITY, should sgast the ons IN
which reference had been made Unearsrd IA no 49,
W ,s'e matters, and untuto,ed in the precise course
which had been usual this be ing e.. oran,, h,ach ~,
"e government II would be undie hisd To a,lopt ti,,
course which had been proposed. He was not ;n
70 eau on any body but the ,eguarly coi.ii,u ed commits
y, ~, VI ne Sens'e' Tor the d'a OF BILL Tie Secretary
" uo ireasu'y' lie was aware requi ell TO furnish,
Information concerning his Departure nj aud there M, no
mpropety ia his furnishing tho Senate with his views In
ue'ai; hui he would prefer that tho Committees .bo,I
carry out the resu!s-o tie infoi nation thus obtained nv
te IN reduction o their bills Til, Mas The
oil the last session. and he could see mo sa;c.u
o' departure from the usual al dina course of Ie
gsstion. N'u'o W 'e-
he question then taken aud the motion 70 cou
slider, MAS osi-Ayes IL. No SIS
. lie Senate then adjourned o, err 10 Mandy
=, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Tsy'on OF Georgia, appeared and took his seat,
Mr. Nlrkiiiie offered the folio ing resolution:
Heso'red That the Clerk Of this House bs directed r.
COMMITMENTS To the Senate copy OF the Report with the
CoSm;,.s n ' accompanying the same made by the
Sh'eSasa" treaty, and the Reservation of Four Mile
Square in said Treaty " '"' -'i'ieS
Mr.. Bell was sorry 10 thro,y ana, oh;,; +. Il,
Va auoPng resolution and would il in any case
"ess matter oil principle involved-He could see
10 Tor Tie course proposed. No member could
uouot but the report Of the Committee of Public J,nJ
OIL 'his SUBJECT Was perfectly accessible To ver
nc ms Objection did not 60 therefore, 10 the
S 1' any Tact stated in those proceedings lie
eoPeed 10 oppose the adoption this resolution be-
involved an improper OF this House
WIN ne constitutional duties OF the Senate as branch
VI ".e Executive government II would he better in his
opinion, to permit the Senate 10 Discharge chose a",;
without The aid OF instructions from this Hosse When a
h reso'u'ion had been offered Former oc casion
ne hss e bound to urge the objection to the prnc
pie which il involved ~ " vac p''"et'
Mr. Wiekiiiie did not wish to invade the constitutions,
prerogaives OF the Senate. Its members NAV ~. -
or heard of this Report ut his object ,yas 90 80 =, "
'oe a BODY IN official shape IL was possib. m. a,
wnuon OF It's members might not have been attracted TO the
nePorshce IL had evidently escaped the attention or a
commissioners who had made tho new Treaty with H.
1liekssa"s. lie was at liberty 10 suppose case: SIM
,, "." .it efforts were made by majority of COM
20 sanction the provisions OF a treaty which gave ~
private individuals large tract of the pub1c doma III;
no' narins been submitted to the CO ordinate Branch
ome executive Government nc W one should he f,r,oI
containing stipulation this land be- maid for o M a.,
.;iIyI III 'hls should prove be the fact and the
IN possession OF this House. shows that this Land
,S " uo pubic domain, ought not the House 10
submit ms evidence TO the Senate before tho ,re,,w
I I whenever the treaty was CONFIRMED this
oIi mi DC pound TO make an appropriation to pay one
w., anu twenty-five cents per for this land Blu, if
the report oil the Committee was correct hr I,nJ ,
Az Ploper'y, out was part fthe public domain
'aet which had not been adverted TO- repnr b,, r.
Aus 10 uie House by The Standing Committee ON nh,;
Lands his report hsd never re ceiyc tho
ii' ~ was now proposed TO direct the Cler. of the
.i%use 10 cominun cate tins report to the Srna,s I, Nc
.,sn TO- NoS. extraordinary proposition. BEFORE such
oe 'aSeh u was certainly proper Tor the House 70
pass upon the facts and princples contained ~ a.,
was not aware OF wish for inio, n tim nm ha ]
:, VIC sehse' II thar body wishes for this report il
hrst DC called up before the House aud receive
sanction before be the Senate Mr. c. conelud
sn oy demanding the Yeas and Nays on the adoption OF
On motion of Mr.. Patton
hes1loed' That the Committee Pos, Offices aud Post
,aSI;.", 70 enquire into the expedicncy OF
gnia 10 the town Of Stanardsville in tho county of
Orange. " ~ ''' "
On motion Of Mr.. White of Florida,
Resoiued, That the Committee on Commerce ne IN
c, 10 enquire into the expediency causing
pu1c lois reserved for that purpose in Pensacola FIord
ne Speaker laid before the House connunic. zion
rom me Secretary OF the Treasury accompanying the
correspondence between the Treasury Department and
lhe PRESIDENT OF the Bank of the United States and the
papers relative TO the arrangement entered into by the
en- % he Dahk Tor The posIponenen OF the pon
Of the per cent stock called for by the resolution aon
Ell ny The House on yesterday.
MT "ickiiie moved to lay the documents on the t.bIc
a"o print lo,oOO copies, which was agreed TO-
MT CaInbreleng said he had offered the resolution call
ing Tor these documents in that the public uib 60.
,;w 20 "PPenehSons expressed by The Executive cla
We 10 he safety oil the Bank were well founded A. the
rouse had ordered the number of the repor, of the
gen appointed by the Treasury he printed lie would
DE- g's, , 'ne poPey Of appendng them together or
uer liAt the whole might be once.
, Mr. Wicklife couid agree to the supyes,iop Tn.
documents were inended Tor classes OF men entirely Ill
c'-uiose ordered 10 be piuied yesterday would be ex
'n'ned by the bu'iness cciDuity-these w,n,d ouIv Inc
read by politicians " '"S w
MT Cambreieng said he anxious lha the business
men OF u nation should the faculties in WHICH he
bdhk had been involved, whici, had il
70 fea a" agent to England, Tor the purpose OF ncg ,i.
'oan OF hve millions oil dollars |; was the Isire.,
% ~ charitable construction oil the course sdopted BY
Wv "A 70 say, mat was compelled TO take il from M
ce'siy 10 say that the in tulion had yrIuut.,ilv n
gageu Ia The miserable gambling business OF sock ion
he' womb De doing injustice TO the Iuals " hu Iii
'eG'a the aiih's OF the Bank. But this step was ,keu
1'sr TOT The purpose OF stock obbing or iecau.e Inc
was totally unable 10 refund the amount oil the pub
W "eP"si'cS required TO pay OF the per cent ock II
was PttiIng the most favorable construction ON , ,r,
"con TO say they could provide Tor The debt RI ne
gocmunE Tor the posponeen OF lite redemption tin Octo
YER 1853 hey had so lar put off tLe evil day B va
percuy obvious TO every who had examined the .uh
Iec mat when That periJd arrives The hank will he con
pesu 10 negotiate another loan Ii wall not then be able
10 advance The money $50
Mr. Wicklife said ,ba he had lac ard 40 ,,. -, ii,
ihcapaoI'y OF the Bank TO pay Off tie public debt, th
during the interval between the last session and he nre
en- lie had been induced lock into this primer (old
ing up me Report oil the Committee OF ion in N
hc auas oil TIE bshk) Tor the purpo'e OF ascertainir
me s'uduon o. Tie Bdps, well seeing how lar the
Iae'S "s'eed m The statements contained in the nc
papers he was perfectly satisfied that the Bank was A.
bundanhy able to discharge all tie claim. that might be
made uPonl Nor was he at all surprised At the course
TAKEN oy Tue gentleman from New Yok mir Carpbrs.
lehgJ ha' gentleman wishes 10 make o prcnIorifory
symptom or Tue benefit oil the stock obers in all street
~ 'e cry OF rev YORK This debate had not been rails
ed 80 much Tor The pu pose OF enghlening the minds nj
members 81 this House, jus fy what had already
oeeh deie in'ned TO be dOne-noi in his House b, "a,
VI me "lhdtawing the public de pos ON the Rank
OF we United States As 10 the course taken by the B,nk
10 me uree per cent stock, he would read to ne
ma "A.