Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
Mr. Bib made some observations in reply 10 Mr. Rem.
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The motion of Mr.. Benton was pgreed TO-
The Special Order next the list being the Report OF
ne Committee on the Judiciary the message of the
President OF tho United States concerning the Pension
Funds in the u 5. Bank, was then taken up; when,
On motion OF Mr. Clayton the further consideration of
Sscs he Senator rp% 0r the purpose Of seeommo
Tuesday next, and made The order for ,ha, dsy.
INF. wright moved that the Senate proceed to the
cided IN The nega,ve--Aycs IL, Noes 1S.
he OIL torepeal the ae, In aid tue coectio of du.
ties, was then taken up, and
On motion Of Mr.. Calhoun who de aired n on Tho hin
uhuer us control, the bill was laid on the table,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ros;,es sn % n,i su's' on the subject oil the De-
Mr. Chiffon Allan resumed and concluded his remarks
In opposition to the resolution; when
Mr. Corwin oil Ohio, obtained the ncor but the hour
being almost expired, he declined the House
the Communication Bill - 80
Mr. White OF Louisiana rose and sail. NJ S,.,tor
feel myself constrained to uake request and 10 submit
motion, the first oil the kind which has ever
from me, ana which would not even make, nl did
ho' ieei impeed by Of duty, and at tho
same time believe 1t TO be instance OF Justice which
might well receive the sanction OF the House Ii
Is 'or partial suspension OF the rule allow the
States be called Tor memorials the close of tho
morning business aud the hour fixed for the consdera
uon oil me report oil the Committee Of Ways and Means
Inc proposed suspension is intended avoid any
ence with the alimpotan topic pending before the House
anu the country; merely looks the admission OF pe,
lions during the preliminary hour between tweIve and
one. He said he would enlarge The proposi,ion hv sr
ing that the usual order OF calling States be inverted
so as 10 oegn the extreme South instead of the extreme
or ne ordinary rotation in which the Saies are cali
ed operates as virtual exclusion OF such members of be
Conederacy as stand low the roll. Why, B.caus.
,he un,e aoued Toe such things has, for many wecks
oeeh whohy taken up by applications from some few OF
those whose relative position brings them within the scone
OF the call Monday last Tor example, was almost en-
ureiy consumed by alteration between two pen,Iemen
from one OF the northern States growing ont of Tie
TALON oil memorial We progressed no farther and ON
recurrence TO similar subjects, begin where
Ill. lee bt lila hoxa
extreme, Of being reached al ALL ~ S'
SIR said he have always been taught to consider the
msn OF peuuon and renonsrance whether obtain Jus.
uce 'ess grievances as one OF the primitive and
never to be Impaired, nmunies of the people fHere
me Chair tnteosed, reminding the gentleman that
submitted without remark) ~ We
Mr. Parker, of New Jersey obi c'ed to the inversion
OF me accustomed mode Of calling the States aud propos
ed 10 amend the motion, TO lei the call
the point where il last stopped. 800
Mr. White said he would insist on thai particular.
but, TO save Tine, would accept the modific stiou
The question then taken on the motion az - o,;6
ed and was not carried, being required for lis
passage.
Mr. White then renew edh, original proposition. which
was also lost. ' ~
Mr. Marshall then resumed the floor. and concluded
his remarks in support Of the Con,nutation Ban
Mr. Baylies obtained the floor; wten some ropvcrs,,;o,
took place as 10 whether he should now proceed or allow
Mr Giimert 10 move Ie.commitment OF the BILL IT. as
now be pressed. NV
The hour having, in the meanwhile expired,
The House passed TO the orders of the DAY, when
Mr. Hardin resumed the floor, concluded his sneec
IN opposition 10 the report oil the Committee of WAYS and
eans approving Of The removal Of the Pubic Deposi,cs
from the Bank OF the United States.
Mr. McDuthe next rose, and addressed the House an
me same side OF the question. He had eded i'm hi,
remarks about half hour when he yielded to motion
Tor adjournment, made by Mr.. Archer.
Mr. Lane demanded the yeas and nays unon tIis mo-
o They were ordered and taken and issued in an adj
JournWent, by vote oil III TO SO.
Mr. Med OF course, the Aoor in continuation to
morrow ut o'clock. W.
Friday, Aprii4
in SENATE
On motion of Mr. Wright, the Senate proceeded 70 Tho
consideration OF the report of the Select Committees in co.
aon TO The contested election for Senator the State
OF Rhode Island, together with the motion OF Mr. rsht
mttee = ~ 'o''i'
debate then ensued, in which Messrs Wright. CI,v
Kane, King, OF Alabama, Clayton Poinde xer AMI Son,b
ard, took par when ~
Mr. Forsyth moved lay the whole subiec, OH the "a,
oe ana 10 print the report Of the minority Tor the use of
Alter some further remarks from Messrs Poindex,er
anu Clay Mr. Clay called Tor division of the oues,ion
e. 10 take the vote first laying the motion on the Ia
bic This motion was, alter slight discussion between
Messs. Wright, Benton, Clayton, and Sprague carried
IN inc affirmative; SO that the motion on the table
me question then required printing the paper for iIe
use oil the members; when Mr. Clayton moved to divide
hat question: so as separate the printing of the report
from the accompanying Documents but at the suy ossn
oil Mr. Wright, and consent of Mr. Clayton the 0,,eson
was put and Carried TO print the report and docmenfs
win 'he exception OF three documents, considered are
mentatve. "su'
The bill authorizing the Governors of the severa, States
10 transmit by mall certain papers and doc mis- free of
postage was read the third time passed. bv yeas and
nays, AS foows - ' anu
Feas-Messrs. Benton, Bibb, Clayton, Frelingbuvsen
G Gr1Wndy, Hendricks, Hin, Kane Kent, Knight, Linn,
Robinson, Shepey, Silsbee, Southard, Sprague S,yin
iaIlmadge, Upton White and Wkins-27.
.Ndys.-Mr King Of Georgia.
ihe Senate adjourned over TO Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The orders OF the day, for the first hour viz from II
70 ~ CLOCK, was the consideration Of the resolution Of
Tered by MIR. Mardis, OF Alabama PROMISING ,bat ,he
postes should remain in the State Banks; but that Com
Eress should have the selection aad reeuation of Tho
banks III which they TO be placed. On this subject
Mr. Corwin oil Ohio, had the floor and addressed The
rouse until the expiration OF the hour, in Ia
me resolution lie had not concluded his remark. when
The House. according ORDER passed al IL O'clock IN tho
reported by MIR. Marshall, OF Kentucky, from the Com
mIltee on Revolutionary Claims.
. MT. bayhes, oil Massachusetts, and MIR. Cramer Of
new York. spoke in favor oil the bill, and ia reply 10 the
ooJe ciions which had been urged against it, Before Mr.
Cramer had concluded the hour expired and the Honss
al one O'clock resumed the conside of The renor ~
the Committee of Ways and Means on the subiec, of ,ba
deposites, when 49, VI VIC
Mr.. McDUfhe continued and concluded an animated
ana eloquent speech in opposition to the report
men Mr. McDufhe resumed his seat ~ bicb he dd
at quarter after four o'clock, number Of eentIemen
started 10 obtain the 0oor Mr. Mason of Vireina s"c
ceedeu briefly remarked that in bis poor Judgment The
''pe 'lad come when IL necessary that some,I;n
should be done by the House 10 allay the excemonSs
winch prevailed on this momentous question Tho do
pate had gone on so long that although the suopoers f
the Administration nigh, have some cause to cnmnn c
blaze they had just heard from The honorable ,nsn5er
from South Carolina, their opponents couid mot H.