Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01

The memorial wSs read; afsr which
MIR. Wright said, he was compelled, by various con.
.ider"ons to make some remarks in reply the Senator
from Massachusetts,. before he could consent TO the final
disposition oil the memorial. He held another paper in
his hand, said, and doubt with trb TO contain the
signatures OF 100 Of the citizens II Albany Ii was not
ssu 10 him by any resident in Albany he had
hon the best authority, that ih,n sixeen.seve
eehns OF he sGnes were not only citizens but voters
hat Place. They were opposed TO TIE sentiments
tanned in the memorial just presented He did not in
lend TO occupy The at,en ion Of the Senate this time
unless The Senator from Kentucky, who entitled
the or was willing to popone the continuation Of his
remarks TO another day II the Senator would give way,
he would go on with his remarks.
Mr. Clay observed that he felt some reluctance TO in.
tetiere win The remarks oi the Senator from New York
but he was con6dent the Senate shared with him in
anxiety 10 on with the debate the resolutions which
Wee The order oil the day. Under these circumstances.
mel win The entire assent ot the gentleman from N
York, he would move lay the memorial the table, in
oruero give him an opportunity OF making hi, remarks
morrow. MIR. Clay then made motion to that effect;
which carried.
Mr. Forsyth then suggested to the gentleman Ken
Bank OF Maryland.
Mr. Clay said was his intention have called up that
resolution Yesterday, but the gentleman from Georgia, who
he uh rs'ood wished TO address the Senate the subject
on Monday.
REMOVAL OF THE pEposIrEs.
ihe Chair having called the Order Of the Day. being
upon me resolution reported by the Finance Committee.
WIN The other resolution moved by Mr.. Clay; and MIR.
Clay having resumed and concluded his speech
Mr. Mexican, at the moment the questions were about
TO be taken, rose and sad he intended vote
pom OF e resolutions under consideration, Tor several
reaso"s OUT especially because they exclusively
censorous in their character and were calculated further
10 oisae' ana excite the angry feelings which already
eo lieu ~ sne resolutions pass they effect no remedy
LOT INC extreme distress, OF which have heard so
much nor do they point 10 any future legislation Tor that
purpose ms votes on these resosu ions TO he
taken as evidence oil what his course would be when
distinct proposition, granting relief TO suffering con,n
nifty, should be resented.
The question taken upon agreeing TO the first
The
hesored' That the reasons assigned by the Secretary
Of the Treasury Tor the removal ct the money Of the u
branches, communicated to Congress tie 18th day Of
December, 1888. are unsatisfactory and insufficient
anu me question upon agreeing 10 this resolution
, feds-Nessrs Bibb, Black. Calhoun, Clay, layton,
living, Frhnghnysen, Hendricks, Kent, King OF Geo,
Pren,ss, Preston, Robbins, SiIsbee Sni h. SoutharJ
sppSsoe' Swih' Tomlison, Tyler Waggaman, Webster
.Nays-Messrs Benton Brown. FORSYTH. Gruudv. Hill
M name, kng Of Alabama. Linn. Mexican, Moore. Nor
t ,i'' NUSnson' Shepey, Tamadge, Upton, White vii.
So the Resolution was AGREED TO
Gay, then, at the instance OF Of his friends,
'nO1,ned ms resolution so as TO read as follows:
ceedpgs in relation TO the public revenue has assumed
upon himself authority and power not conferred by the
constitution and Laws, but in dsrogation of both.
luton, II was decided follows:
Ieds.MessIs. Bib, Black, Calhoun, Clay, Clayton
Ewing, frehnghuysen. Kent, Knight, Leigh, Msngum,
Naudan, Pondex,er, Porter Preniiss Preston Robbins
S'.bee, Smith, Sou,bard, Sprague Swift, TomIinson,
Tyler, Waggaman, Webster 26.
.Ndys-Messfs. Benon, Brown, FORSYTH CrunJv
Hendrcks Hill, Kane, Ring of Alabama King of Gror
gia Linn, Mexican. Moore. Morris, Robinson. Shepley.
isilmsdge Upton, White, Wilkins, wright-2O.
so this Resolution also agreed TO.
, Mr. Waggaman moved that, when the Senate adjourn
tived-Ayes 81, Noes %.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
, MIR, ). bondin, the men Der elect from Vrguia, in
The place oil his bro her, the late T. T. Boudn appeared
was sworn, and took his seat.
MIR Adams asked leave TO offer the following resolutions
heSoiotd' That The Secretary Of the Treasury be d.
ree.ed 10 Jay before this House. copies OF the charters Of
an Tie Banks selected by him depo cries of the pub.
lie moneys IN The place OF the Bank the United States
and Its branches together with the names of the Pres
dents, Cashiers, Directors aud Stockholders i'm the said Sc
eced Banks with the of stock in said Banks held
by each ockhoder and the of debt due by each
President, Cashier and Director of each of the BANS IN
e s"'" Dd"K al the Ime when was selected de-
posi- 'ory and at this time
Mr. Folk objected, because the information called for
was already OH the tables of members
ME- Adams said, the gentleman was mistaken. ,bs
OH HE tables did not contain asked for in ,
resolution He therefore moved for suspension of The
Mr. Williams demanded the yeas and nays
hir Polk said, u the document the a.e did not fur.
s all 'he gentleman wanted he would withdraw his OBJ
Mr. Speis wanted TO know what the resolution called
Tor which was not in the document.
the subject oi bank attorneys and bank fees offered an
amendment TO the resolution calling for the names of the
dDyes md solicitors employed by each bank He hoped
me mover would accept this nodihca of his reso.
luton. - NN
Mr.. Adams said he had no objection
Mr. Wayne observed, that the resolution must lie ono
day, and then IL would be open 10 amendment
Mr. Adams said, that he must then move for the cons
derailon oil the resolution for he had once before
succeeded in introducing resolution which had 10 lie
one day, and 1t lay ttco months The present might per-
haps, follow suit
Mr. Wayne observed, he had never resisted anv call
Tor Information which the gentleman had made nor did
he desire to do So Ii the gentleman would only wait tl
morrow, he oud then unite with him voting for the
resolution. % " ~
The CHAR said IL any gentleman objected the resolu
ton could not be considered,
Mr. williams said he should then move suspenson of
the rule, TO allow oil its consideration
Tier some further consideration, Mr.. Adams consent
ed that the resolution should lie on the table til 10 NOR
row. 49,
Mr. Mckinley obtained consent to offer a resolu,on
changing The hour OF meeting durng the residue of the
session, to III o'clock in tie morning. II was adoped
mem.
MIR. "hittlesey give notice that he should ,o.mor.
row. move that tile States be called for petitions and me-
MORALS. ~ ~
MIR. Mards's resolution Oh the subject of tbe damn
sites, coming up the unfinished business of the morn
ing ~
Mr. 'hon Allan resumed the floor IN opposition 10 the
resolution, and continued TO speek until three:
when the House adjourned.
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