Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18

rial 18th appropriate remark-; alter which, he asked
that the memorial read referred to the Committee on
Il finance, and printed.
The memorial having been read, debate ensued in
which Messrs. Forsyth. I.sgb, aud King OF Geo. took
part; when the question taken, aud the re-
TERED nein con- TO the Committee Finance, aud or
dered'to be printed.
The Senate then resumed the of the Spe.
cia Order being the resolutions oi n Clay aud
Pol oil the Secretary Of the Treasury Oh The subject OF
me removal oil the public deposes ON the Bank OF the
Mr. TslhnAdge. who entitled TO the floor, com.
eneed his remarks, ad addressed the Senate until tire,
O'Clock; and then
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
hs being the day 10 which the consideration Of the
Deposhe Question. and also OF The Report from the Mi
nor,y OF that Committee, had been deferred and mi,
subject being, therefore, the order Of the day
MIR. Polk rose and OBSERVED, that although The two
Reports we're printed and the Italics OF members vet
The appendix TO the Committees Report containing Ger
tin documents referred to IN it, were not yet IN th.ir ~,
bes; anj as he considered these "a essen IL, In % .o
uerao" oil the report itself, he moved that tie subject
oe y ruit"er postponed until Tuesday next.
ms motion gave rise one of the most animated No.
"es winch has taken place in tire House for weeks past
vi" oe Impossible TO do more at present than 10 pre-
leu. our ieauers with the result full report of the de-
@ may De expec cd as soon as it can be prepared The
motion was opposed by Mesus Wilde, Ellsworth, Bur.
ges' ami - Aian and advocated by Messrs Polk Dick
son. Chiffon, Wayne, Mason, Miller 3ysles sL.v
Hubbard Everett, OF Vermont, aud Hardin when Az
Mckennan moved, as an amendment TO ex md The most
poneen to Tuesday week, allow lime for dsposine of
ment was then iurher advocated by Msssrs Bynum Mr.
Dnllie, Lane, and Burd when MIR. Wilde made a gene
coplpds 10 we remarks in support of the mott but
eon'uueo ny Withdrawing his opposition 70 IL.
ne question was then put OH Mr. McKennan's amend
ment, and nega,ived; and
n,r foks motion TO postpone was adopted.
Mr. Adams OF Mass. asked pc mission Of the
LOUISE 10 present certain resolutions OF the Legislature of
th't state Objections being made he moved 10 susnenJ
Tue rule; hut the House refused TO do So 'N"'
mr.. Folk then made similar request, for leave to in
been postponed WHY" ""'
Mr. Adams objectipg,
Mr.. Polk asked The so.pension Of ,e ruId which was
Mr.. T.. ihereupon offered resolution in the form Of
On ORDER that the Report Of the Constee OF WAYS and
sieans on the subject of tire Secretary of the Treasury
euer &C DC The order OF the day at O'clock OH every
day, except Saturdays.
Mr. Polk then @oved tina, the rule which requires such
resolution 20 lie the table for one day be
and HAT 1t be considered at this time
hi'er some conversation this was carri,d--aves liz
noes 56. ''' NO.
30 the House proceeded to consider the order
The debate was renewed with additional shirt
MT. flanagan moved to amend the order, 10 ex-
eep' m0nu'ys as well as Saturdays Monday being beton
Mr. Polk urged him to withdraw his amendment Inn,
he refused TO do 81 '
After verbal difficulties as ~ tho ,ne,J,., ,.,
several times modified. ""'N"
Mr. MeDuhis moved provso, tina, i, shall be in order
10 present petitions and memorials on Monday
ME- fOIK accepting this modc alton of his resolu.
ton, " ~ so'u'
Sir. Hannegan withdrew his amendmen,.
Mr.. Ellsworth inquired OF the Chair whether should
Tie order be adopted it would he afterwards in order tn
move reference OF the Copmees repor, to Commit
zee oil the Whole House! whether, by this order Tho
subject would not still be retained in the HouscS '
he Chair replied that it would, Oh Tuesday he in
der TO move a commitment ~ " "
ne order was opposed by Mr. Mercer, and very sire.
nuousiy by Mr. Adams Of Massachusetts, who addressed
the House at considerable length.
MIR. Polk having replied,
Mr. Vm'on moved 10 amend the order so as 70 con6,e
SO much only OF the report had reference to the
semoya, o the dep0es he supported his motion by
mr. he pn.so
MIR. Coulter advocated the order and asscn,od 4, o.
views expressed by Mr.. McDutfie ~ WIG
tinctly heard. "''' HUI "'s'
MT Finion's amendment negatved, and Mr..
Polk resolution adopted in the following form:
Resolred, That the report of the Committee of Woe
ana Means on The removal OF the public deposes from
the Bank OF the United States be the ,anniny orJr -,
.ne Gay Tor tuesday next, at O'Clock, and each sue
ceedng day in every week, Saturday excepted at the
same hoar until disposed of, and that until the hour OF
clock r. M on each day, the business of the House
House, Provided that shall be in order 10 presen, no
,ons and memorials on Mondays. f
The House then adjourned
IN SENATE.
Thursday, March 49,
Mr. Webster presented the proceedings of a nub,c
meeting, and the memorial of persons COMPOSING the same
OF Brooklyn, New York. in favor of restoration W. 81 %
drposes and the echarer of the Bank of the United
States; which read. referred to the Committee ON
fin.sce aFd ordered TO be printed
Mr. Tyler preoented the memorial OF inhabitants or tho
Towns oil Fredericksburg and Falmouth Virpni, nr,w
s e esorahoh N The deposiies, TO the Bank of the IT,
Also, the proceedings of public meeting of inhabitants
oil hccomac county, Virginia, OF similar import
MT. Tyler observed, presenting these ,Is
that the nemoriaiss prayed restoration of the
as The proper remedy for their suerngs; and wby soud
we not restore Them 81 is the Bank of the niteJ
States that they look to- but The country the wants of Tho
country aud The requirements OF the Constiuuon and
laws oil the country. He cared not for the Rant no J
nc inquired whether the Bank required the restoration M
me depoes lie rather desired see il nut 10 death
Udnqniy; and that public confidence may be restored nv
producing harmony between the President and hs Secre
tary and the Bank. lie condemned the remark nj The
gentleman from Georgia, (Mr ForsytbA Thai the p.i
uen could not ~ honor retrace his steps The
was IN deep distress, and the honor of lin. prcsier,
CURED hR TO consult the best interests of the coun
ne honor oil consistency in continuing in error was IN
o,ng contempt upon the country. Virginia. too was the
constant theme OF the geDemsB's The fare of
ms bff, which had given many evidences of her
achnen 10 the Union, any other had be en- condemn
ca oecdnseh ormer administration, under Vironi, pro
sden had done the same thing which she now comna;ns
u, W '"s' without receiving condemnation from her MIR
gy between the act of Mr. Cray i'm 1917 and liz, If
we present Secretary, and that the precedent was mo-
h'nga all those acts passed without notice al that fine
because no one called tie proceedings in question
mr.. Brown thought he might throw some light ON the
suyeet OF me distress complained Of Ii would be reco
tobacco hat State had been long engaged in iis cuId
vatoD, from her earliest history III held in Ls banJ
paper containing the prices in RcbmonJ and il
would be iound by IT, Che Richmond ENQUIRER of the sb
instantly mat good tobacco selling AT from 60 IN
- hundred, and fine at from So SO ic was bst
yer Wan te average price Of the article had been tor e
year, past a"d was considered rot erAy ahandsone b
rich compensation TO Feceve So. Il he pt;cea 81 go,
stocks was also given and exhibited the stocks nj dc S
"bu FARMERS Banks OF Virginia al 10S az, being ID