Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03
Tuesday. Moy 81.

Mr.. Ewing said, he was charged with tbe ores.,,,;
o. memorial signed by 1868 OF the inhabitants aud qua.
nhed voters oil the county of Washington aud Slate of
Ohio This county, said MIR. E embraces the first SGT,
nement within the bounds OF the state OF Ohio and
iecosnize upon II the names OF many old aud valuable
,hs, some OF ne pioneers OF the West. and among
mem member 81 the Convention which formed The on
situ'ion OF the State OF Ohio. w '
That section oil the country has no direct con,ax;o,
WIN hc Bank oil The United States, any actions
WIN u; they have their own Bank, safe and we.ma-
naseu hsu'Ion, which, in good times sufficient for
all the business Of the country But the blghtiny
ence OF The experiment has reached even them Busi.
ness parayzed and the price of produce struck down
They they say truly that credit is essential 70 ,h
prosperity OF the West, and that business mus, n
II cannot be carried on on borrowed capital. Indeed il
cannot be otherwise. That whole vast country with
W us resources is too new TO have accumulated su
eent 10 eeveiop those resources IL either Iinger
IN Tie march OF Improvement, avail itself OF foreign
pai aud credit for its advancement
he memorial Is we'll written paper and presents e
'oples when nave been so much discussed in a strong
po'h' o' nght IL U.s. aiso calm and respectful in its Ian.
guage But will detain the Senate by is reading
M ,a, II De printed with the names, and referred 10
me committee on Finance.
ME- Webster presented memorial from sundrv babi,
ants oil Boston, praying Congress take into
10" s PI"%sy Of aaing by duties received from Com
sruchsn OF Mariners in common knowledge
Mir eOsIer said that, tor years past the alien
non o Tie community, in which lie resided had been
strongly drawn TO the condition that useiuI class of ri
zens the Mariners IL has been thought IS eli worthy a..
riio 10 elevate the character Of that class nv adr,ing
means oil instruction. aud inspiring higher moral feeling
ahu greater degree OF self respect IL has bee thouph
Of
perry the virtue OF economy. aud The preservation of
dearly earned means OF living Saving Institutions ma
"er hs class is numerous, il is important espe-
cAiy III "ne OF war; i's members expos TO peculiar
temptation and dangers; aud have ALWAYS
regarded as objects OF unusual legislative care Gentle
men who have entered into obese views in regard 10 ,;s
portion OF the community, had their objects much
assisted by the 'Hos OF man, whom, he thought il bn,
just TO mention with respect on this occasion. e ros
the Rev. Mr. Taylor man OF uncommon ,si.u, Of ns
cniar and appropriate eLQuence and well acquainted
with the general character and h.hs Of tho.s f., 80,
lulnrnl sHlan ha
his life ~ "
have now, said Mr.. W. TO present TO the Senate
most respectable taenoral this subject II ,,roe non
The attention OF Congress The Importance Of eoca,ion d
kro" ledge, aud cool MORALS in this great class of CHI
@ehS' ana sshce uey are so much connected with The
commerce OF The country in peace and so nece-ssrv 10
IT'S protection in war; they suggest that out of Tie ,n,irs
collected from that coi"mece schools NAV be es
,ab9ished aud maintained, in the maritime fown Tor br
instruction in common learning I find This ,na,on,;si
signed, sir IN the first place, by several bigb Officer. in
he Stare Government next by the inuncip officers of
ne cry. hnd next, sir, nearly the whole BODY Of The
clergy OF the city, OF all denominations uniting in hi, he
nev oen' aud truly philsn,hropc object. see too co.
'unn oil tie names OF ship owners anoher of the names NJ
other citizens. o " "
am happy. sir, TO he the organ Of presenting this sub
Ject 10 The consideration of Congress s,o, oy on
OF the great responsibility Of The gnrts OF the heuo.I
out also on account OF the subject ITSELF which cannot but
be admitted to be oil importance and interest hone
II will receive the deliberate consie son of ,,e co,,,f,
tee as think the tine has couie when there il s,ron
ana Just conviction, widely prevailing, that M iioaton
acier habits. morals and happiness OF dis indisnesb
portion OF The bsiion's strength.
MIR. Preston submitted the eowiEg resolution:
Hesoced, That ie Secretary Of War report to the Sc
nate statement showing the of the several Pen
soaers VINO are now or have been heretofore plsc
ca Oh We FrHsion Rolls, designating their rank ANIMAL
allowance, the SINUS which iey have sevsrsy
me laws under which their pensions been granted
lie date when placed upon the roll thcir ages - 49,
states and counties in which they severaIly rede aso
The names OF The pension SCENTS who have received ,o
Penaon os snc and The amount Of such compensation
"a nd ~ fcI 4 Al IL
clerks who and who been employed In lie pen
zion Office, aud tie paid them compensation with
| account OF Pensions. w
Mr. TominsOn, from the Committee on Pensions. re.
Pof'ed bn tp amend lie act entitled IAN act s,ppe.
cnary TO the act for The relief Of certain surviving Off
Gers and soldiers Of HE Revolutions" which was rea AID
ordered 10 a second reading.
Mr. Webster gave notice, that he would 10 morrow
move 70 10 into The consideration OF Executive busoess
Mr.. PoindexeT offered the following resolution which
lies one day Oh the table:
tsored That the Secretary oftbe Treasury be direct
eo 10 communicate 10 The Senate copies of the several Ne
Pors made by The Agents appointed 10 examine into te
sollon o. bs Land Offices for the sale Of The public
"" anu TIE conduct NJ The sevcral RE esers and Rocev.
ets, uvf"g 'e year 1898. together viii, the documents
anu o'her evidence annexed 10 said Reports
JOINT RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE REMOVAL or
- 80 TIE DEPOsfTEs.
Mr.. Clay gave notice that he should or e. ,o..o. -,
leave to introduce joint resolutions the object Of which
wo pc 10 s,asseh what had been alresy declared by
resolutions Of the Senate, that Tie assigned bv lie
Secretary Of The Treasury Congress Tor the reoy,i f
ne pune deposiies are insufficient and unssisartorv.
snd 10 provide hat from and alter the Ist dav Of JoIv 49,
az depos'es "lheh may accrue from the public revenue
subsequent 70 Nat period, shall be placed in the Bank ~
''es aH It's breaches, pursuant 10 the 10Th
section OF he act TO incorporate the subscribers 10 the o.
- HHODE ISLAND ELECTION
me CbaT men commenced calling the General ORDERS
wien, motion Of ''
Mr.. pondexier The orders preceding the report Of be
oeIsct committee on The Rhode Island election we're
that report. - 'e'sio" o'
Ihe reports Of The majority snd Of the minority Of The
pact three o'clock F's N''' "'''y "a''