Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16
Virginia g.cgislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Tuesday, Jan IL
message was received from the Senate ST, ting ,h,,
.ney mad passed the Bill to incorporate the Providence
and Lewisve Turnpike Company
MIR. Rutherford from the Committee on the Militia re-
ported b'l Tor Its better which was OH mo.
"on oil MIR. Crump, ordered TO he printed.
:, BANK or THE UNITED STATES
Mr. barbour, from the Select Committee, appointed on
e subject oil the Deposites made report in relation to
e resolutions OF the Directors Of the Bank of Virginia.
anu also reported series OF resolutions 1.-THE same in sub
stance, as those offered on Monday by Mr. Faulkner
LII masking ,hs report Mr.. ID said, 1t due those
geheMen who had on yesterday presented on
this question, TO say that il impossible TO combine in
any s'ge series, all the resolutions whch had been o..
Tered 10 the Committee. They had therefore selected
from them such their appreciation and star "a was
IN heir power, carried what they deemed TO be the
sense OF the House. II also due to himself to state
,hathe differed from the Committee in some points III
did not Ter instance think necessary to give
10 our Representatives in Congress He was
say a. .ne eomm!ee was ready to take the question
now without further discussion
MT. wilson oil botetourt, said he ready now 10 act
on 's question; but he presumed there other mem
beers who would be DESTROYS of considering the re- Solutions
now presentedt them He therefore moved that thew be
pM,su; cnd he hoped they would be taken up morrow
acting nron ms, SAID that he had objected yesterday
INK uPo" his SUBJECT because all the facts were moi
before the legislatures but it had been decided by
The Speaker said out OF order to reflect upon The
course taken by any portion of the House in the vote
Mr. Watkins sad If he was out Of order be was sorr
Tor It. he was willing accede TO the motion TO print:
ana ne should move amend the NOTION as to order the
charter OF the Bank of the w. s. and the renor of the
BANK Directors and Of the Government directors TO he
printed The whole subject would then be before the
The report of the Committee was read on motion Of Mr.
Faulkner. ~ "'''" " 'i''
Mr Wilson said he had thought there would not be any
quesuon on the subject OF printing He had been honor
ed by an appointment upon the committee on this subject
ana was therefore ready TO But there were others
VINO were not so iuy informed and lie DESTROYS that
TO vote upon. - 49, ~
The question was then put on the amendment to the
ded in the negative. 800
Mr. Gimer move substitute for the resoluons
reported by The committee. He took the same view of
Culpeper. "'''
The Speaker said tina, the resolutions were not before
the House. and was not therefore, in order TO present
substitute Tor them, the motion under consideration
being that printing. N>'0''
MIR. Wilson said he would withdraw his motion, to cna-
Ole The gentleman from Albemarle present his subs
tute.
Mr. Gregory said he opposed the printing of the re
solutions as when the subject called up morrow it
wou'd De said that the resolutions were Just laid before
the members, and that they had had time TO consider
'ne.r nature and effect He therefore hoped the motion
TO print would not be carried and that they should now
proceed TO the consideration of,he subject
Nr: Moorman was in hopes that the motion TO print
wouia De adopted as he thought it due in courtesy TO the
that tey should be made the proposition
which they should be called to vote upon.
Mr. aulkner said no could suppose that he was de-
srous to delay the consideration Of this subject further
than was possible: But, gentlemen had desired o bave
the documents printed, he could object He was per
iecy willing to give those who to vote ON the sub
ect opportunity know what the nature of The nro
position was. 80 r'
Mr. Wilson Of D. sad the gentleman from James City
seemed iothnk that he, Mr. was disposed TO deav the
| business before the House. But he was in error MI
mad had an opportunity being prepared which other
gentlemen had had wished l,e House r., knoy
| fully what they vote for
Mt Gregory said the gentleman from Botetourt did not
need me printing OF the resolutions because he had de-
cared himself ready to Mr. G. had not heard any
oher member ask Tor the printing and he belle we'd il
not needed II the motion agreed TO- il would cause
considerable ma delay which Mr. G: wished 10 prevent.
Inc motion TO print the resolutions was then atopted
Ayes 81, Noes 32. f'NN'
Mr. Gimer said like the Chairman of the committee he
had objections to the resolutions reported to the House
and a., ne should therefore offer the following:
whereas is deemed essential by The General Assem-.
oil virginia that the levy taxes to appropr-
ave money and 10 control the public revenue should be
made to abide in Practice where alone has been confI
ed by our Constitution, in the immediate
oil the peoples and whereas all experience of The
operation oil governments, demonstrates that the assnmp.
'ion and exercise by hem Of Unauthorized powers be-
come Pecedents il silently acquiescsd m for progressive
ana sun greater encroachments; therefore,
Resotred That the recent atternp of the Presien, nj
e u D 10 exert indirect control over the FEEDER
revenue ny causing the same TO be removed his own
responsibility, from the U. s. Bank (whee il had been
deposited under authority OF of Congress- purport-
ing TO charter said Bank is the opinion Of This General
Ensoy' an uhau'horised assumption and exercise OF
Reso'Ued That is not hereby intended TO give anv
implied sanction to the which has claimed by
Congress, TO establish United States Bank
The Speaker said MIR. c. had better take up the reoor
anu ofier his preamble and resolutions a substitute
Mr. Giner said he intended 10 offer this as Am indie
pendent propositions and his motion it was ordered 70
| be printed. ~ "
| Mr.. Barbour informed the House that he .bo,,J u
| up the subject OF the depostes TO- morrow
on noion OF Mr. Hopkins the Committee of Courts nj
justice was Instructed TO inquire into the expediencv Of
so anendng an act relative the of towns
as TO auhoze the Trustees of the town of Lebanon TO
levy anu collect upon residents of said town and al
impose tax on real estate for the purpose of raising
unu 10 preserve and improve the public spring said town
Also, on motion Of Mr.. Hopkins the Committee nj
Courts OF Justice Instructed TO noure into The
diency OF amending tie laws relative TO the colectio,, nj
renis as TO require landlords to verify the Justice nj
Claims by oath, &c. " ~
The engrossed bills TO amend an act 10 ncorporate ,be
l.ynchburg Manufacturing Company, and 10
the stockholders OF the Richmond Rail Road and
passed. 49, WV
on motion OF Mr. Parrio the bill incorporate the G al.
ego mahuiactunng Company, was taken up tue amend.
nens oil the committee agreed TO- and the biIl ordered :,
| be eDgrossed. " $500 "
Mr. Niche moved the Reconsideration of the vote Of
oil the bill TO erect Asylum Tor t,o re-
| heI oil tlie deal and dumb, which was agreed To-
MIR. Nj. presented a substitute TO the hll which ,ro
woes mat The State shall give specific sum from ihe
treasury, 10 The Deaf aud Dumb Asylum at Stauuton
hI'er some discussion, in which Mesrs. Niche nud
Gilner took part the bill and substitute were recoDned
Ana oil motion, the House Adjourned.
| JPedn6sday, jan I5
on inoiinn OF MIR. PatesoD OF Buckingham The House
agreed to proc eed Monday next TO the election of an
Executive Councillor in The place Of Wyndha Robertson
csq.' whose term OF Office expires the 3lst March
next. 800
On motion Of Mr. Barbour lie resolutions reporled or
IN.