Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30
Ewcnty-third Congrcss.--ist scss
Monday, Junudry "a.
IN SENATE


Mr.. Fs'ingh"yscn to present memorial of the
ei,zens oil Newark New Jersey. on tie subject of the
ag.'ions ~ Tue business end currency Of the country.
Mr F. said the memorial sgnrd by l34l ci,izens
oil that place. comprising the great of the business
population OF that place, without distinction Of party or
political eeing, deporing the late direction OF the Sec.
rotary of The Treasury which they assemble the shock
which the public credit and confidence hos sustained II
proclaimed The voice OF the hardy al honest Industry
IN that place. who feel that severe blow has been struck
at Their interests and prosperity Mr.. F. thought there
was no pol'cai encouost earth who would agree
WIN he mat when this blow was struck, it such
blow Us would produce the effects complained Of And
why was not 500 At that period had arrived at
cisis as has been most appropriately and truly said by
oher gentlemen OF the IMPLIED rosperty when
pubic business and pursuits strained TO the utmost
stretch OF public confidence aud stroke al this must
Affect The whole credit Of the community He said
Tue memorial was signed without distinction Of party
mat was lar above party, and it The
best friends who had adhered him through good and
through evil report What motive could they have for
making such representation? What motive could apy
Senator have TO pluck feather from his crown. They
would rather Che spoke with confidence for hmseG adj
Another laurel TO his earned wreath victory
out raner That lie should etrare step which had proved
so caiamous TO the country. Mr. F. would wish TO per
suade him that such course would place his fame far
above the reach OF caiumny 1t strange il did no, or
cur to him, when he Illuminating his ana,I,enas
against the Bank, that their effects never would H.
There si's Mr. Bdle, IN the Presidency Of the Bank as
cam as summers morning, with his directors around
MN receiving his salary with every thing moving on bar
mohous'y, and has this stroke reached him No Sir
"e dow has ialien on the friends OF the President and
me country But, lie thought the sympathies of every
Senator would he excited, when he called it TO the r.co
lection oil The Senate, tina, himself and his colleague had
received instructions from the respectable Lepislure of
New Jersey, relative the course tey should pursue
upon this question Instructions, in terms
anu mol 10 be mistaken, requiring them approve the
course OF The secretary In the removal of the deposites
The subject was one OF great interest," and he TO
asceitn the claims aud character those who had given
me Instructions Was the legislature invested with
power To instruct their Senators here what do. Mo-
So we had better change places He ie that lie ,rod on
delicate ground but he was not afraid ofit. Where the
legislature pronounced the ful expression of public
menl he would feel himself bound give that son
Ills support or TO afford them opportunity of choosing
who would comply with their wishes Rut Will
he held in one hand the State
ves he held in the other much deeper and louder voice
at OF me people They were perfect antpodes to each
oer where, then, shall we 60! And he would saw he
would go Tor the people, where their will could be ascer.
tanned by this he willing or FALL and he i.
a. ne should be sustained in it by his constituents
But he would not leave this subject winout admit ting one
exception IL was ITO part OF his belief, that a re presen
ta've faust follow the voice OF his constituents or re-
sign his trust But lie thought there were sons
when the public gencies eQuired that such ch,rgs
must be thrown upon HIM, and, in such a case he hsd
nothing to console him but the vndcation of his own con-
science In Ills Instance he would follow the of
MS own Judgment aud he believed he should be sustain.
ed by his constituents, in which, thought his
Joneu HIM The reasons Tor the diei nee OF opinion be
tween The esoiu ions OF the legislature of his own State
anu himself, he would give, he designed al
some suitable time to ask leave of the Senate TO stale them
tie requested that the dI should be read which
being done, lac moved it's reference TO tie Committee nh
Finance; which agreed TO-.
The Vice President iaid before the Senate commune
Gallon from the Secretary OF the Treasury in conformity
WIN Tie resolution OF Mr. Benton, quIin. The
secretary mad received recently reports from tho D,c.
tors oil the Bank OF the United States. The
was not IN possession OF the information sought for by the
re, olu ion. ~
MIR. Webster from the Committee of Conference OF
the Two Houses on the Appropriation Bill made report
which ON his mooD laid upon the table and OF
10 De printed Mr. W. remarked, that the committee had
"gee, and when the report called up he should
pam Tie reasons which led o tina, re ut
MI Siisbee pre- scented The memorial of sunry ci;zen
OF Boston, praying the establishment by Government
MSIhe seiiiares; which was referred the Cofnittes
oil Naval affairs.
Mr.. Poindexter presented memorial fom the Lepis
a'ure OF Mississippi asking Congress grant of land
or he construction OF canal; which referred to the
Commiuee on Roads and Canals.
Mr. Polndexter also presented memorial from the
same Legislature, praying that public lands which nip
euain undispoed OF for years after they were trowu
into market, might he TO the counties i'm 9, bich
'hey were situated, Tor the purposes of education.
Mr. Pondexer also presented ial from the same
Legislature, praying aid in the construction Of road
through The interior OF the State-aso suggesting some
regulation in the transportation of the mails and to make
Vcksburg the Mississippi port of entry; which wa
referred 10 the Committee on Roads and Canals
Mr. PondeX'er also presented memorial from the
same iegsId'ure asking that provision may be made
changing the location in certain cases Of school lands
winch was referred TO the Committee Public Lands
Mr. Upton, agreeably TO notice. introduced hill n
enable the inlab ants Michigan Territory TO frame
Cons tuon preparatory admission into the I'm o which
was reaI and referred to select committee OF five Mr.
III. m At
Ewing, compose the committee
MT Hendricks, from the Committee on Roads and Ca
nds' reported bill ihskng appropriations for the Cum,
Deinu ROAD passing through The States Of Ohio Indiana
anu LIMOS; when was read a first and second lime
he wee PRESIDENT here announced the specaI orfe,
10 oe The motion OF Mr.. Calhoun for the repe,l Of the
loee blI MIR Calhoun feeling disposed TO
e ueOa'e now In progress the OF the de pos,es
declined Calling IL up, but minated that lie should do ca
this day two weeks w "
The resolutions offered Friday were adop,ed with
"e exception OF that OF MIR. Ponde yter calling for inor
Son rom me Secretary OF the Treasury relative to the
puoc lands Mr. Forsyth having made s,aten,e, If ,bs
causes which prevented the Commissioner of the and
onse rom complying with the call of the 10Th Of Dec
MF f"iuueNer was under the sson that the Con.
missioner had bisunders God the character of the
NATION sought lot; aud from the statement OF the gent o.
"an rom 'eorgIt (NIr Forsyth had gone into unne.
ces'ary labor The resolution merely called for abstrar,s
TIE hoPr ~ lev days the >tna'e would get the inor.
NATION, AMI lac therefore, should not press he sule and
moved bot ~ be laid upon the table; ahch was agreed TO-
ne wee President then announced the special order
oil the day TO be the
. REMOVAL OF DEPjsIrEs
VT Fo'syih rose and addressed the Senate until the
usud hour OF aej ,urnmen'; when, without concluding
ne gave ay 10 motion Tor adjournment o.
~" motion OF Mr.. MaDgum,
Ice Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion OF Mr.. Carr
hsSoiped, That The Commit Of Claims be instructed
"1e INTO Tile exPedency OF providing by law for the
Py"ep OF The hur-es which, belonged 10 Individuals of
Up bggeis, and Other companies of United States
Monhitd Rangers, which were stolen bv tl,e Indians
we ~f'ce in The late with Great Britain: aso io,o
ne eHPeden'y OF providing by law for the payment of the
ho'scs winch belonged 10 individuals of lie iaty six co
pdss OF united states Mounted Rangers organized for