Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18

for the res'o alton Of sound currency. Aiso memorial
Of tho same chsrsc IRON the Of New Bedford;
which were laid the table. and ordered DO printed
Mr. Osgood presented the repor, and resolutions OF
large meeting oil citizens Of the OF Lowell Ia Mas
sschuses. the subject OF national currency Laid
on he table, and ordered to be pru ed.
Mr. Burgess presented memorial from the citizens OF
the town u Providsnce, protesting against tho removal
Of the deposes Laid on the table, aud ordered be
printed.
Mr. Peace, of Rhode Island. presented memorial sign
cd by six hun eel and Sky inhabitants OF the city Of
Providence aud ats vicinity, approving OF the Of the
admnisi alton IN regard TO the Uied States Bank aud
the removal OF tho deposi'cs. lie said tina, he baI
received the memoi a since he the House this
'ning, aud Thai Il aed ia let from u highly
respectable gentleman. ~l:ch he received with the
nois that all the signers nhs itants OF the couny
oil Providence, neatly all freehde,s and voters;
are the very back bone vt the democracy Of the country
an in pou u IN elligsncc aud worth, would moi
suffer in comparison With the number -gners OF
any memorial presented TO Congress the present session
Mt T. said, since the memolis put ino his ,nis.
no had examined the lit oil sgners, many OF when, he
knew, and fully believed that what oil all u then,
r,
Mr.. r. also presented a memorial, signed by a yr,.,
number OF the CT liens OF Bristol Rhode island .pp, owing
OF the course Of the adani.rAon in the removal OF the
deposies, aud adverse To the ech.iter OF tie United
States Bank.
Mr. Lansing presented memorial from large number
Of citizen" OF this district, approving oil the u the
government IN relation TO the United States Bank Laid
OH the table aud ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Schenk presented iuenoal from large and re-
York. protesting agars the restoration Of the deposies
ani the rechar OF the Bank Read laid OH the table
aud ordered 10 be printed.
MIR. Henderson presented resolutions from sundry in.
habtauts oi Mitn county, Prnnsy lvans,
against the policy Of the in regard to the
s. Bank aud praying The restoration OF the dcpo-i,es
aud the charter Of the Bank. Read laid OH the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Scwar, presented three memorial. the citizens
OF The county OF F'yee, praying the restoration OF the
| deposiies.
Also, seven memorials signed by SIS inhabitants Of the
same county, approving OF The removal OF The Jepo.ites
and deprec"u'g recharier Of the Bank Of the United
states.
Also The proceedings OF meeting held in the sane
county, with resolutions approving of the course of the Co.
vernnent in regard TO the Bank All which ere
TO be printed, and laid OH the table
MIR. Mckim rose and said have been requested to
present the proceedings OF meeting held in the 9th Con
gressonal Dsct OF Md, also instructions to me- signed
by 37l5 voters Of said district As admit the right Of in.
sNueuon, by 'hs majority, when that majority can be
well aScersined the only inquiry which deemed il ne
cessary to make when received these Instructions
whether they we're sanctioned by the signatures Of
oriy oil tue legal aud qualified the district and
this could Ouly be done by accurate avesgai OF
the poll books For that purpose, proceeded immediate.
~ TO Baltlmore-as did not feel at liberty
any question affecting the ins uc;ions, while such
documents as had been presented repisined
gated by me- That investigation has been made at my
result is that of The 7I5 signatures on the
anu instructions, there 1902 Of the the sign.
ers 10 the same which not to be found the poll.
BOOKS al the election held in October last; which
lion sheriis elected for all the the State
difference Of This remark able character leaves me IL
berry TO make other conclusion, consistent iib what
believe 10 be the accuracy OF The examination had in this
affair, than that hot instructed by majority OF the
legal aud qualified voters OF the district otherwise than by
my election. consider my duty further 10 state that
had not received the instructions, prior TO The be.
ing taken the resolutions reported by Committee of
Ways aud Means respecting the Bank OF the United
States aud the depostes should have voted with the ina.
Jority OH all the resolutions. orbear all further remark
and ask that The proceedings and instructions be read and
laid OH the table,
| The papers accordingly read and IaiJ nm tho
table.
Mr. Hall OF N c., presented some memorials from his
constituents, i'll relation the deposes which were laid
OH the table and ordered TO he printed.
| MIR. Graham presented resolutions adopted by the ci
zens OF Morgano"n, Burke co. N. C., abiding in rather
harsh ter*is, to language applied by Messrs Brown and
Forsyth TO memorial time since by them
and laid before the Senate in which they attribute Mr.
Forsyts departure from the ordinary courtesy OF debate
to the Influence OF sone peculiar but neither
IRON The OF house the palace, they do think i'm
pofan 10 inquire He moved that the resolutions lie OIL
the table.
| Mess,s. Mckinley and Wayne advered TO the above
terms. bich they considere so highly
the paper ought not TO be received the suggestion
| Of The latter gentleman, MIR. Graham Withdrew lis mo-
ton TO lay ON the tables when, after very tesuiory and
conversational sort OF discussion between the Chair aud
| Messrs Wayne, Mckinley, Graham, aud Williams the
matter was arranged by Mr. Wayne's moving that the
memorial be not received, and MIR. McKinleys moving
TO lay this motion for the p esent upon the table: bc
being agreed TO, the sui ect lies until next petition
day.
| Mr.. Gamble presented memorial from citizens Of
/
trdton in the removal OF the deposites He read brief
analysis OF the contents OF the memorial and CONNIE
course oil remarks in relation it, which were
by the Speaker. II not being allow by the rule
| the presentation of memorials.
MIR. Gamble thereupon asked leave of the House 10
submi, his remarks The question put, aud the vote
Stood ayes 5S noes 40. N quorum having voted mo.
ton was made to adjourn, which not having quorum
voting OH liz motion made for call the House
when IA second motion to adj ourn succeeded; and
The House adjourned
Tuesday, April 10.
IN SENATE.
After the Journal had been read message was re-
ceiVed from the House OF Representatives, by Mr..
Franklin, their clerk giving information of the death of
State Of Maryland; when
Mr. Kent rose and said, the message which has been
just read announces TO you and to the Senate the de a of
the late Mr. Dennis, of the Representatives from the
State OF Maryland, III the other branch Congress
ready Mr. President, feelings have been repeatedly
agonzed by the sudden death OF several of our
in the legislative iabors Of the session. the one that
just been made known TO little less sudden than those
that have preceded il.
But few days since, and the deceased was busy en-
gagged in The attentive discharge OF the duties of his STA
ton, aud he now numbered with The dead HI gone
to shat bourne from hence traveller returns" Tru
y has been said that "in the midst of life we are in
| deah!'
The deceased naive Of Somerset county, Mary.
land prominent member OF highly respectable family;
IN The 5Oth year OF his age; and although of delicate
constitution, was jusaGe in looking forward yet TO ma
ny years OF usefulness and happiness. He as mem
Der OF the bar justly eened in his proie ssona and al
ways in possession oil the confidence Of his counryneu
His mejest, unassunDg, and retiring habits, could not
conceal ON them his good aud high aiianm n,s;
and early in lie he returned Delegate to the Gen.
eral Assembly OF Maryland and has been continued in the