Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27


sent iorm-we had gone great way la encouraging the
paper system, and he could any thing which
wen, TO make notes receivable al ALL All persons knew
that they bound receive notes of asy Kind
which might be offered them But soldiers tor example
seeing thus law, would think they bound to receive
Wen lie was against paper system aitoge but
Pee'ay was he opposed to pay in dues from the u
States Every peisoc having warrant ru the Treasury
tor SUM OF money had right the specie 1t; aud
he liberty refuse any thing else Mr. Gallstin
when he provided tor e teposes Of the public none VS.
IN the STATE Banks, made an arrangement, by which they
Were 10 take IN detosiie par and pay specie.
The bill he Nir. b offered frnight ago fer the re
gusnon OF the public in the local Banks, enbrs
ced similar pro, .on hat not adopted here; ard
was now under discussion in the other Hou.e He wa,
therefore ,ins any measure egals;ng or tending 10
egsizs paper but he was ready W Tor provision
requiring tina every warrant rou the Treasury on de po
site Bank SHOULD be paid in specie He moved 10
an.endthc amendment by provision to that effect
Some further remarks then made by Mr.. Shepey
who explained why he would vote for Mr. Beu,ons mo
uon, thea aga nss the amendment, whether the motion
prev allied or not
Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Potter, and Mr. Webster n, ,,s som.
other ohservs,isas, when
Mr. shepiey asked the yeas and nays ON the amend.
men' To The amendment which ordered, aud are as
Yeos-Messrs Benton, Bibb Forsyth, Grundy. Hill.
Kane, king OF Alabama, Morris. ROBINSON Sheplry
%ls r'ia'dse' Upton, White, wilkins. Wright
.f@ys1 Ms'srs: Brown. csy,on, Ewing. Frelinghuy-
Sen, hsnat,ek., hen Leigh Mexican Ma"gum. Nsu.
Smtit, Tomlinson, Tyler. Websier-l9.
so the motion nesa,vod.
Mr. light desired to state, IN lew words why he was
opposed 10 The law required the local Banks TO re-
cee e paper u Tie United States Bank branches
anu "s h'ment went 10 compel the Banks 10 pay out
the revenue In better currency n tina, which thew re-
ceived this was his only objection. lie know that o. s
BANK notes were not always par He knew tina, The
bulls oil the parent Bank refused nv the branch In
branch. ~ VIC
Some further discussion ensued on this proposi,io, in
which Niessrs. Webster Calhoun Ponde xier Sprarue,
aud Bibb participated, vixen %
Puiu I.a,
anne ndmen', which ordered aad are as 10 lows IN
wit: - N' "
Msssrs Black, Chambers. Clay, Clay ton, Ewing
rr'hnghuysen, ManguW, Nsndain Poinde xter Porter
man, Webster-l7. 'ee"
Ndys-Messrs Benton. Bibb Brown alboun Forsv,b
Grundy, Hendricks, Ill., Kane Kent King of Ala Kin.
OF Geo, Leigh, Linn, McKean MoIris Shrpey s " m,
us'l'nadgs Upton, Tonlinson, Tyler, White, Wilkins,
So the question determined in the negative
~ ever gave notice that he would the
u hen the bill should be read ia Senate
; chambers then moved TO strike the provision for
tue salaries OF the Secretary of State the Secr,,ry Of he
la ana .e Attorney General the ground thai
nose oncers were mol nominated 10 the Senate bur AT
MT Weosers suggestion, lac did press the motion
u no 'u',her amendment being proposed the bill was re-
ported 10 the Senate, and on motion of Mr. Webs,er !,
was postponed 10 hioaday next "
me biii Tor the relief OF the legal of
Philip Moore, deceased; "
The bill granting pension 10 Moses Ar,h.r
Misssspp; " eN'
,;, Se'e'~"y orSered 10 be engrossed, aud read
The bill granting pensions the legal representatives
ne french seamen killed Toulon, and to those Who
were wounded, by The accidental firing OF shoed guns
from the gs,e United States, while engaged in salute
was read third time and passed s'
on motion OF Mr. Preston,
The Senate, at o'clock, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Alter The reading Of he Journal
Mr. j. u. Adams state that ON coming n ,ho
rouse ne haI been Informed that since the las, adjourn
info hall
occurrence oil calamity which had teiallcn the hoIe
race OF civilized IL had not time 10 prepare
,u'oh nng sueh an OCCASION but lie presumed it would
DC OBVIOUS 10 every person that occurrence pc
cuiariy becoming tho Con OF die United S,atas n,
suop' some suitable meaure TO express the deep sense
ey entertained oil the misfortune involved in the
oil one oil The most eminent OF the axe and If
mankind Ii occurfed 10 him that such duty should be dis
charged in manner suitable at once TO the dignity f IA,
Representatives OF the People and States of this Inter
and TO the merits OF him whose memory this i,ihno
should De paid This he supposed would be- in the form
oil joint resolution OF the two Houses of Congress H.
would now, therefore, submit motion that comn;,,.o
should he appointed TO consider in what manner libe
o. aud respect may be shewn by the Congress Of
,ne Oheu states expressive OF The sensbiIy OF The ma
ton, The event Of the decesse and of their yener,o
Tor the memory Of The iHusrons General LAFAYETTE.
MIR Adams then offered the following resoIu;ioo.
Resolved That Commitee of - be sppoin,ed On
HE pAt OF i's House to join such Committee as NAV be
appointed by the Senate consider and report nv rha,
token of respect End affection il NAV he pro,a To- a.,
Congress OF the Unied States express the de
oy 81 the nation the Of the decease of Gene
raj Lafayette. " '"o
MR. Archer rose to suggest that the blank for the num-
Der to he appointed on The Committee should be filled I'D
with "h e'' ''seven." ~ w
Mr. j. q. Adams would assent 10 any pumber tho uons.
might Thing proper TO name.
Mr. Watinongn suggested the number of tl,irteen
MIR. Cambreleng proposed tina; the Committee sboud
con,is oil one member from every State in The Union
MI H. NhileSey expressed his hope that everv State
would be permitted 10 be represented Oh the Committees
in paying this tribute OF respect.
Alter some further verbal niodifcai at The snoOes
ton of Mr. Wayne,
The Committee the part Of the House was q, mn.
lion OF Mr. Hubbard, ordered consist of
The following gentlemen were appointed 10 compose
the said Committee
From Massachusetts
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Chairman.
rom Ha'ne, Rufus McIndre.
From New Hampshire Henry Hubbs,d
t'on nno'e Island, Irisiram Burgess.
From Connecticu Moves B,tber
From Vermont Hrman Aiian
.om re" totR' T. Z. Cambreeng.
rom new Jersey, James Parker.
Iron, rom rneh1nsy'yah'a' Henry A. Mullenberg.
From Maryland, Isaac Nix
From Virginia, William = Arcb.r
FROM Nor'h carolina, Lewis Williams
From South Carolina, Henry l. pincLDev
rIon' HHeo,gS' James 81. Wayne.
i, 'o,l' ~ Teh.ucHy, Richard M Johnson.
from Ienhessec, John Blair.
From Ohio, EG,ba N h;,,t.
70" LOUISIANA, Philemon Thomas.
from Indiaha, .ls Joln Carr
tIom ,mis'is''pPl' Hafty Cage.
From Aiabama, a. John MntoJ,a
from missouri, tV NIllSm n. Ashley
NJ In