Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

rSncy aud the United ss,es Bank and resolutions adopt.
ca by the same The memorial was read, laid the
Die, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Pearce presented several memorials from different
town. IL Rhode sand approving OF The course OF the Ad
ordered to be printed and laid on the table
MIR. Peatee also presented resolutions adopted
meeting held ia cenirsviile, county OF Kent, on the sub
Jeet Of the currency aud the depression OF business Read
laid on the table, aud ordered TO be printed.
MIR, Huntington presented memorial on the subject Of
The currency, from number ciuzcus, OF New,os n
table.
Me Hall presented nemoaI from portion of his CON
stuents oil vatioss occnp atoms aud ssons d,.ap-
proving Of the the in reference
to the Bspi aud representing ,cm Injurious IN their
effects Spon ue currency aud the political rights the
cosnry: Ordered to be printed aud laid on the table
S'aIe presented memorial signed by 1913 citizen.
o'he ~ Congresonai district OF the State OF Vermont ON
'ne suee'o OF The currency, with re-
marss. Ordered to be printed laid on the table
hs presented the memorial OF sunlry young men,
citizens OF Huntingdon, stating hat hey are distressed, in
consequence OF the of the depo,ites and pr,yin
,heir restoration end the OF the charter of The
Bank oil the u Sta,cs Read ordered 10 be printed mud
laid Oh the table. '' "'
Me. Diek.on presented memorial from three or four
y, h ei]eos OF ontario county, ~ Y the subject
W 'ne currency and The u. States Bank and nimare.I nm
intention 10 call up the pepper Monday next for IN.
purpose OF mskiug some remarks upon it,
Mr. Lawrence preserved a memorial from s,rjr,
young men OF the city New York PRAYING the res,o
Won OF ,he eonstitu onal currency Ordered TO be print
cd aud laid on the table ~ pm
Mr.. Clark, OF New York ro.e and . :.
MI Presidents: am quesed to present ,o Tho uo,o
me proceeding oil nrsriin- held in the ,own ,f S
Fails on the 29 day OF March last The vlI,g.i, ,,ii
the meeting held one of the mos, nn,,.sh; =.
western New York. Isextensive n,illios AM, ,,,n,1
turing establishments necs ssarily fee ,j,s nrsss,, ,;,
"e 'neihoflalsts admits somewhat severe
ohiSe many OF the petitions and memoir, ais w Inch have
een presented here claiming to be OF parry cbarsc
W. s meeting was composed exclusively of tie friends
OF the Administration Numerous resolutions rc,o 80
parted oy committee OF highly res,ecta. rentlsnsn
@"I" SNOW aud will embrace the opportunity
mere afforded me, To say. that from, the amo,,n 81 ,
10 wtch ihey are engaged aud their general inteen
ey are wen caieuiaed both The fun extent ofhn
Pesu'e' ana justly 10 appreciate its cause On. of ,
gentlemen composing his committee il he s,i6 - =, me
comfy; another, Mr.. Bsyard who presented ,I ,eso,
f,c, W m, s'' Is extensively engaged in tie manu-.
nour an article which. il is said nv IN. l,ianl
oil The Bank, has suffered most by what men i,
T Ts,I we rs'hons measures of the Administration
nc report oil the committee unanmousv .d,,,.,
IN pursuance, Nj. Speaker of the dun, ~
ms House will very briefly state iha con,.n,
ore,i resolutions as sppy directly to the
I"eSuo" "h'che has agated Congress and IN. noon fo,
.me commencement OF the session TO The nress% ; Ole
moi t. he n. me Bank OF The United States ought
mat 'he deprsi'e of public moneys ouyb, NO, ., -
IN ,he Bank OF the United States nor in anv Of IL,
That, in their estimation, the State R,nLo 49,. ,..,.
qune 10 aiseaige The duties OF fiscal gents of he Co
mai 'hey have full confidence in The resou,c.. =, nj;
country and believe that its prosperity do.s mt id ~
o'r existence slSt oil any money ed nsli,,on ~
this crisis, and patriotism of Andrew Jackson a,
People. -"aiiinde of the American
n Tho
SIZES or the charter OF the Bank would in their onnip
ne equivalent 10 surreHder of national liberty ami Iha,
d - e,o me patriotic people OF New York will be rea-
u 10 endure any pecunary privaon rather than sbnt IN
'us quotation OF great moueyed power;
IL hat ,e only currency recognised by the Constitution
a'u money currency, resting the broad basis of tt
precious metals, and that paper currency snbec, s
- ol Necessity, TO perpetual fuciualion is but the
anstocracy, 1850 ~ " P""'Peie"
Iha' Use Efforts OF partisan leaders and presses TO pro
e Pd",c among business men. scarcity of nancy
ha
ea' warfare, peculiar 10 the advocates of grand
Gu monopoly and deserving the execraton and punisI
"'F ~ OF a civilized community;
That the recent combined attack ,po, ia ..,,
banks OF mat State (whiIe il demonstrated heir ,Ia 80
hn, was an unwarran,able assault which
,o"6n seVeFeiy eit by the people of that State v,s
CHIEFLY designed 10 Affect the distinguished sttesma NM
whose auspices the safety und Banks were associated
oGe'hef Tor The protection of the public:
NAT TIE present pressure and scarcity of ,oney ~ not
J""y "'"ou'aoie 10 The removal of the deposes and
th oeeh more severe, but for that timely measure;
M "ey nave proceeded in some degree from tl,c
i"rih act of 1883, hut more especially , H. a'n VIC
n" conduct OF the Bank se the speeches and efforts Of
70 P"''sa's ana presses, all laboring with the common
uessn oi creating political and fiscal necesst To-
newai oil The charter of the Bank ~ '
no, t' s'f, are he sentiments of freemen who would
Inc existence of dangerous eyed moronofv d s
',. nv permit Pecnniary considerations TO control their
Jsheh's anu actions, question nyo,yiro The go
perry oil our Tree institutions
Subsequently, TO ter-'ui when these resouri ms were
sdop'edt have received information on which can reIv
with certsiniy that confidence is again in great ,neas
restoeu 'he different kinds Of produce ra plIy rising in
V'"e lat wheat the staple production of that secon Of
country was selling at 81 l-2 cents buseI and that
aef sVance was warranted by the price OF flour in the
cry oi view YORK; that the large amount OF business do
ing on tie canals justified the belief that the Toll mi.
season WIZ exceed that OF any former year
Ine ciu]ens OF New York; having recovered from the
PeGuhary embarrassment under which thew ahored for
shorI period, VIII now have leisure calmly in ex,,on
n'o me cause OF the pressure II, upon that ex,n,n,
uon, tbey shall become satisfied ns bcbev a., LII
wa" II was produced solely Tor the purpose Of ehecting
fe-charer OF The u s. Bank; that nsiifuiian win t
leading political friends, who have used il for marty nu,no
seS' WI" receive the unanimous condemnation of an indr
nant and injured People. '''"'e
Mr.. Fuller presented memorial from citizens of Iiv
ngs'on county N w. praying Congress TO nterpose for
we TeeI oil lie country from its present enbarassen,s
ny 'e res'orato on OF the depoes and the or CON
nhua'io Tor hme OF he charter OF the United st,es
BANK Read, laid the table and ordered To s nnteJ
White. - anu WI - a.
MIR william Taylor presented memorial from a large
ana respectable meeting OF the cizeBs OF Onondapa
county Ne" foik, approving Of The course OF the Gov
ernmen In relation 10 the United states Bank inrodcr
u WIN some remsrks. Real, ordered to be printed and
laid on the table. F ~
Petitions were presented by Messrs. Mortndsle and
Selden '"'' az"
Mr.. Selden pro'enied memorial signed bv six thou
SAND Inhabitants OF the county OF Oneida The in
efposiunn Of Congress Tor ber relief from existing en-
osrdsmehs, occasioned by the derangeaen, OF the cur
renr 9nd recommending The restoration OF the eposes
ana ihe Te-cbsrteT Of the United States Rank Mr =
aver some remarks, moved The reference of the memorial
70 select Committee, with Instructions 10 renort pln
n tI