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

spe,uvely, What seraiOns il any, are necessary to b,
mode
Sa'es; to check the expectation of that COIN and to
restore 1t 10 circulation in the ". State.
In the laws relative TO foreign coins so as to restore
Tie gold and silver coin Of foreign nations 10 their former
circulation within the ". States
In the joint resolution OF 1916 (or the better coec.
on OF me revenur) so aso exclude all hank under
twenty uouars, Uom revenue payments ater given pc.
ricd, ami TO make the system of the u States in
suen'" IN HE g''duai suppression Of the email
circulation. AMI the introduction OF gold and silver Tor the
common currency OF the country.
Mr. Porter notice that as numerous bill, had nc.
cnm"aed he ould, on Monday, that the Senate
proceed 10 The consideration oil private business.
Mr. Grundy moved to take up the resolution calling for
Information IRON the President OF the United States rea
i've TO the proclinaons for the sale of public lands
IN 'he south western country, which considered and
adopted. $3.50
Mr. Preston presented the memorial Of the city auhori
e o, Charleston ,. u. praying the establishment OF
Naval Hospital at that place which was referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Naval AfIairs
on motion OF Mr. Wright, The Senate into Execu.
I'VE business when, alter spending soue time therein il
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. j. q Adams asked the unanimous consent Of the
ouss 10 take up the resolution, submitted by him yss,er.
day.
MIR. Foster ohjccting-
mr. Adams moved suspension Of the rule, for the
Mr.. Williams ea,lei for the yeas and nays;-which
having been ordered
MIR Foster sad, u'a as he anxious save the time
oil ,he House, he would withdraw his objection
The resolution was then taken up aud read.
Mr.. Adams desired TO have the following IL. er.J a.
moiihcau 10 the resolutions
and that the Secretary of the Treasury be directed to
report 70 his House statement Of all sums, denomina
eu inc treasury accounts unavoidable funds spr ci
ca'y designating the several Banks. ndett.
ell TO the Treasury therefor; the time when each debt
H. 81 became due; the time when failure oil PAYNE
OF mrs. occured; the security, IL any, which the publc
nave o payment thereof AT any time, and the prospect Of
such eventual payment
Mr. Harper OF Pennsylvania considered that i, was no,
rgh 10 CAL Tor Information with respect to the private ar
counts "or debts OF the President Cashier and Direro
VI ev" OF me Banks. IT might be ruinous to them; hc
"o' therefore, move 10 have that part cken OF the
resolution. " Wv
Mr. Adams said thatit would have been matter of much
satisfaction to him, IL similar orbearance with the p
vae accounts OF individuals had been ATTENDED. 10 ON The
Other occasions He had himself urged this az an ob.c
investigate INTO the affairs Of the Bank the u States
Much debate took place this Resolution
Inc hour here expired Tor the conser aion of re .ol
tions. " '
MIR. Polk moved the suspension of the rules of,be H,o
'of e purpose oil proceeding consider the general an.
preparation bill. "
would not promote the despatch OF public business az tho
senate was well known, had yet acted upon the bin
already sent TO them. ~
MIR Williams objected to tho motion that no notice had
oee g'ren oil IT, and he called Tor the yeas aud ne pon
II; which were ordered wy"
Mr. Mercer moved 10 amend the motion nv adj, ,o Tho
Potomac Bridge BILL Rejected Wv
he question being taken the motion - SUSPEND the
RUE, Tor The purpose OF taking up the bill making sppro
wear
two thirds o. \"o'
bills " P''''e
Monday .1farch3l
IN SENATE
n'1o oneied the following resolution, which was
hcsoired, That the Secretary Of the Department of
state be requested 10 lay before the Senate as soon as
Pdc'canie, all the Information which has been obtained
under resolution OF the Senate of the 25th Feb 1909
touching he population of the u States of all kinds ma
i've anu AMEN, The militia, and such other statistical in
'o'hao as Tie Secretary might deem use u and expe.
nien. And particularly that nc lay before the Senae all
We information which has been obtained under the cir
cuiats iseued by MIR. Livingston propoundrp oueri.s -,
obtain Information, well on the subjects nar,;cu,r,
mentioned as upon the subjects confJed to his discretion
ny mat resolution.
"i'kesoofo"gh, in North Carolina. He stated that the
memorial om the same town, which lie presented some
oay ago, prayed for The restoration Of the deposes but
was against the charter of the Bank The pIesen,
mortal PRAYED also Tor the restoration of The depo.i,es
u sa noln on The subject Of the charter OF the Bank
me memorial was read, referred 10 the Comm;,,ee
Oh nance, aid ordered 10 be printed
Mr. nlangum also presented the preamble and reso,.
in the county of Rowan North Carolina nrayinn ,or III.
restoration OF the deposes which was also r, erred ~,
Tue same committee, and ordered TO be printed
MI Mangum also presented a memo ial signed nv 50O
GREENS OF aufoU, North Cao,ina PRAYING Tor the
ioraton OF the deposites He stated MAT lns county had
heretofore been remarkable for its attachment, to the ADJ
s"a"on. r o presented also a series of reso,uons
oped al public meeting of the citizens OF the county
Inc mem oral and resolutions also referred IN The
'om'h''ee on fin'nce, and order ed TO be printed
"i'' nIhg presented memorial from citizens of Mo.
oie ne presented this memorial with pleasure because
IL was couched in respectful terms, and states no Joub,
""y' u,e CONDITION oil that city. He
qu'ea win majority OF the signers of the memoriaI
VINO were generally merchants and citizens of the highe
.snung' anu VINO had met and adopted the memorial
without instruction OF party. They stated that thew were
o' cdr'ieu away by party consider or disnostion
,o"ote Pouca objects. They stated that the ri,v of
ou''e anu the State OF Alabama had been in state NJ
progressive prosperity, until within last four or five
mV' S whenit was suddenly checked. They complain
ed OF ne unsettled state the exchange ,yLic ,L
asefioed In part TO the removal Of iIa Lanns,ss In y
sequence oil me pressure, the city OF Mobile hal
"'huuon OF trade 10 the OF a million of doll arc
hrse nemoralsts represented that they had no in,ere,
e ". o. BANK and they asked Of Congress to adopi
eApeeieht. The memorial referred to the Com
In'tiee on Finance. " VIC N''-
On motion oil Mr. Clay, the following resolution ogs,.a
W nm some Gays since taken IN for con
HeSofred, That the Secretary Of the Treasury ba III;
'ec"u 10 report 10 the Senate what amount n rnh,;.
money is now deposiie i'm the Union RAM ~ i,
iahd and on what account il was de posted: and
any Ireasury Creis. contingent or other have bssn ,
Iihg me month oil March, 1884 furnished 10 The said R,n
upon IT," ~ s"' Do maze
eir. Clay then modified lis re solution TO- read a. ,,w.
Socea' mat the Secretary of the Treasury be direct
ed 10 report 10 the Senate what emount nj n.it. ,.
Is now o. dePoste in the Union Bank of MarvI,nJ 49,
VI "n "nd' account II was deposited, and also whether
Guy .'eaSuty drafts, contingent other have been din
rug 'oe ohth OF March, Is3 furnished TO the said Rank
OF al any Tine heretofore, the Bank of NarvIs,J ~
any AM what purpose And that he like la. rcno ,
amount OF stock IN the capital Of said Union r. ,,L 60
ne'u oy H. b. fancy, Esq when the said Rant w.. 60
Zee ca as ono OF the banks receive in denos;, -
c money an what amon OF the said stock he no holds