Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

aud the ehsre, Of the Bank The proceedings were
contained in newspaper bu, he believed that the orgi-
nal communication had been presented in the other
House.
The Chair decided that under the tia, the
original was ia the other House, the printed copy should
be received.
Mr. Clay made remarks aud read two letters con-
tanning tscts.
The memorial was then referred.
Mr. F,eingh"ysen said Mr.. President. have been
requested 10 present To the Senate memorial signed hy
ilio e''z-n- OF the sonny Mddesex md Ci Of New
Brunswick, la New Je sry, Who inehdiy the pre-
sen, course OF the Adnisiia onorro>ed char
ter oil The B,uk, End Who the late instructions
oi the legisiaure,io their Seb2ofs aud Members Of the
House o Representatives.. This memorial Is altogether
respectful IN Language, aud possesses the merit
oeievry. '"pe u viii he r,ad printed, aud referred
To IA. Conuiiit. OF Finance.
sm also rhsg d. sir, with memorial from 500 riti.
zens o the County al Morris New jersey opposed to
the late rash experiment oi the Executive
Of the public moneys IRON the Bauk Of the U. State;
who believe that duty the country rquir,s If he Pre-
silent TO reirace step i'll consiierrd aud fruitful OF
evil beg leave ur,her To present. the memorial OF 2II
cizens OF IL zAbeth New J~rsey20l citizen. OF
I.i'itgson New Jers, y aud 100 ciizens,t mon town
EMP, III he same State, all holding the sentiments OF
reg,.t an comp amt with respect 10 the hosule attitude
oil this Administration towards the Bank MIR. President
my fellow citizens OF the Middlesex will tina
that those IN common State. whom they pleased
To d'nominste, in their memorial, ftc Bank yarfi-
sans are increasing, and, indeed have already become
formidable body oi Ire, uien, &c., Sc.
move, sir, that these respecuve memorials be printed
and referred 10 the Committee Fiuance.
MIR f. also presen ed copy uf resolutions adopted b,
humber ofvefy scsble ciIz. H.lam aud par
et WINDSOR IN iok county, PenDsy vsuia OPT ose,i to
the removal Of the d.pcsrs aud friendly TO The United
States Bank MIR. f. said that this me eng blessed 10
embrace all paries and he was to state
such was It's character, and that OF the
members OF the meet ny had sustained the Executive in
tins Late measure, until his observation its conse.
quencrs convinced him o its tendencies. AMI pre-
varied with him frankly 10 change his course and Ell.
deavor TO bring the Executive branch OF the Government
To wiser counses Mr.. f. moved that like Oh. tion
be made OF these r-soIu IONS
Mr.. Meke presented al o memorial signed ty $50
citizens OF Adams county. demonstrating against the
movai oil The deposites; which referred the Com
inittee on Finance
Mr.. Tyler presents. I'd memorial fiom the county of
MOI folk, signed 10y 1925 citizens.
Mr. Ewing oil OHIO, pr sened he memorial of sundtv
citizens oil Liekii county, in The State oi Ohio, praying
Tor the restoration OF the public dpos,e ter
tue Bank OF the Uni ed States
Mr.. T.. said that he could not give the exact number of
the memoalists, but Large, and he believed the
memorial expressed The Of majority people
oil he county lie SAID IL was stated, by the genie
who handed him the noria that the meeting r., IN
which originated go, up by highly respectable ei
tzeis formerly iens oi the present Administration.
was done Tor the purpose OF consulting the in
affairs OF our country IN the capacity people, no OF
party, OF parties; aud that meeting was attended and
the memorial signed by OF all paIties all having an
equal share In the general prosperity OF country
MIR Ssbee p,e-ented m-,uoriai signed by i6OO OF
chusets;
" hich memorials severally referred to the Com
mitee OH nance.
BOOKS.
lie Sena'e then proceeded he conside ra ion OF the
report Of the G nn',l'ee tie Judiciary the sssss
siou Books IN the United States Baik.
Mr.. Wright addressed he Senate in opposition 10 the
RESOLUTION Ieported by lie Ctnm,iiiee
MIR Clayton then express. his int ton of making a
reply, IL no other gentleman sr.us 10 speak OH he
same side, end moved 10 postpone the further
OF the SUBJECT aud make IL the oil The day for TO-
: he motion agreed 10.
On mo ion oi Mr. Benton, the Senate then proceeded
TO the confederation OF Executive business and alter IA.
doors were re ope' ed the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONUMENT YORKTOWN
Mr. Wise, by leave, pre,e nleG memorial of inhat
ants o the town aud county OF York, in State OF Vir
gina, and counties thereto PRAYING Congress 10
carry into eecI The resolution adoed by The Coppre.s d
The Revolutionary war, the 18th day Of October
i'o Tor TIE cree ION OF marble column, adorned with
embems OF the alliance between The United States ami
France, and TO he inscribed with narrative OF the sur
render oil Eai CORVALLIS and the British army, to tile
combined i'rcrs OF America and France which memo
was read and referred TO u Select Committee.
Mr. Wise, 10y leave, also pre- enied memorial Of in
haoians OF the county Of Gloucester, in the STATE OF
virginia, protesting against the removal drposites
OF The public money IRON the Bank OF the United States
and praying the restoratoh thereof, which memorial as
Mr.. Wise moved that the said nemori. he referred 70
Select Committee Of seven me mbers to br chosen ly
o'ho', WIN ins ruciions to report the following resou-
Resolved. That the custody and control of The moneys
OF The United States, moi appropriated by law and ro
uishurstd under appropra ions by law, are by the Con
sutu'on placed u der the order and OF the Con.
gress oil the United States; which order and dtecou
"s' NC ny Law IN the form OF bills
votes or resolutions upon which the President of The Uni
'ed States has simply the power of negative subject 10
vote OF 'wo,,hirds OF each House Of Congress.
- hsored, ihat 10 change Of The Constitution of the
Ohiird Sates Is necessary authorize the Congress of
The Uaiied States TO enrU the custody OF the public mo-
ney, not appropriated by law, aud discussed u.le,
appropriations by law, whenever how soc er obtained
toother agency than that OF the Executive Department and
10 that the custody OF the public money must not be ne
cSssary, under the Constitutions entrusted 10 the Execu-
tive Department.
hesoiUed, That Congres take ont Of the hands of
The Executive Department, the Gus DIV OF the public
property or money without assumption OF Executive
power or subverson OF the first principles OF The Con.
uliUn.
Aud that said Committee he further instructed 10 report
such measures as deem necessary aud pro err 10
provide or the fntUre keeping control aud disro.
maintain, and protect the constitutional powers of Con.
gress over The pnhlic property and public purse
ADJOURNMENT CONGRESS-
Mfr boon asked the Unanimous consent of The IJouss
10 iake up The JOINT resolution, heretofore submit a nv
him. fixing day Oe 3is insian Tor adiournmel Of
Congress. = ~ "
jecIions having been made
MI Boon moved suspension of the rule ia enable him
10 nave taken up, iniimsiDg at tie same time that
ms motion should preva il his intention to modify
ihe resolution, by inserting Monday the 10 OF next
"on'h' III lieuo the day named Tor adjournment.
me motion 10 suspend decided In the affirmative
yeas l52. bays IL.
MI Boon Then said, he was DESTROYS repel an un.
founded attack WHICH made upon him. for having ~ @.
vlously submitted the resolution 10 adjourn The ATTACK
was made Ia communication, dated on the II h AuriI
last from the House OF Representa- ives and was ms, r,ed
the Telegraph. If