Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

~ wv ctiott n COME up IN anQlher branch.
mhrie explanations had taken place, he should no, press
Its consideration further.
MI, G."1ls. who had presented a memorial on las,
M'onday, from ci'izsns Of Savannah, disappearing ot the
removal oi the deposites. and " hose reinaiks in iiIustra.
ton oil The petition had been arrested AS soiry beyond the
rue, declined pursuing the subjec farther than TO CON.
meat on the character Of the NE uorialists upon whom
he passed some very respectful commitments, and then
moved Tor tie ptiutiDg OF The memorial.
Mr.. u. ai'o presented the memorial Of Duff Green.
on the subject VI printing the decisions Of the Supreme
Court.
MIR. Wayne presented a memorial Of o'her citizens of
savannah. OF an opposite tenor TO that pr. sen ed by his col.
ieasue, (mr. GaWble) and more numei or.ly siyned.
lie said hs memorial had b, en- signed by 6S7 persons,
nearly ali voters. out OF the 9Oa vo ers oil IA. ci,v am,
county,; while that Of his colleague had only been signed
Mr.. rope presented the proceedings of q meeting held
w MS "'ui't Kentucky, approving OF the removal oil
'"s aero'''es AID opposing the re-caarier OF the Bank.
:. u. " Johnson presented q memorial OF bet cen
8 and 40 c',izens OF Gan, county. ia Kentucky, accom-.
panied ny a letter OF iour ciiizens, tequ. sting him 10 pre.
sen' ~ anu s''o"g very strongly the Injurious consequen-
es OF the removal o. the public money from the Bank oi
tie United States, the great del reciaiion OF utices. &c.
and praying Tor relief.
Mr.. DAVIS presented a memorial from Lawrence and
Iwinneit counties on the .ubi-ci OF the Jepo.ites. but OH
which side was not distinctly heard.
"ir thompson, OF Ohio. presented a memorial against
the re-chafter OF the Bank and restoration of tho Lepo.
sites, from Salem, in his district.
ni.. Mitchell presen ed two memorials, one approving
."u we o,ner u,sapp'oving the removal OF the ieposites,
iron, the i2h Congressional District OF Ohio.
MIR. Vinton resened a me mo. ial from his District In
iavor oil the re stora ion.
MIR. Corwin presented a memorial from the county OF
Linton, complaining OF the distress OF the countrv. ard
praying Toe a restoration oil the Depositcs. a.. accompa.
met us presentation with explanatory comments, and
moved its printing.
MIR. Vance presented 90 memorials, of n tenor similar
10 ,ns. oy Mr C@r"in, and signed, in all. by 1911 citizens
oil Champaign county, Ohio.
MI eayiu presented a memorial from Harrison coun.
y, IN ms District, OF n tendency directly opposite, and
deprecaitng the restoration OF the Dcposites.
hIr White CT Louisiana, presented The proceedings and
nShor,Aio OF q large meeting OF the citizens Of New Or.
leans. s:ai'ng the Injurious effects OF tho ex sting state of
t!hings' upon The prosperity and prospects oil that emo.
rum, which they attribute 10 the attack OF the Cavern.
ment upon the Bank. MIR. w. accompanied The presen.
talon WIN an eloquent and animated speech.
Mr.. Murphy presented a memorial from citizens Of Dial.
'as county, Alabama, complaining Of the sufIr rings Of the
Gon''nunlyt mere attnon'ing them to The removal of the
Depos''es, and praying for the restoration OF the public
money 10 The Bank OF the United States, aud for the re-
charter Of that Institution.
MI o<gooi presented resolutions aud a memorial from
MS "'s''ic', isiu' hung the present condition Of the cur
rrncy, and praying Tor the restoration oil The ,leposiies
u sad ne hd also received a letter OF instructions iron,
MS constituents. insiructing him TO vote for such a mea.
sure; aud he asked leave of the House, TO state the q
sous why he should not comply will, their wishes.
ne question being twice put on giving leave, and no
quorum having voted either time, the House. on motion of
MIR. Wardweil, adjourned.
Tuesday, -Apyii 90.
| N SENATE.
u Sha,r communicated a report from The Secretary of
,, ,he senate, made IN obedience To the resolution of the
2o'h instant, showing the number oil memorials. proceed.
lngs and resolutions, presented TO the Senate for am, sp,ins,
removal oil the public depo>ites from the Bank OF the
ME states, with The number Of signatures attached 10
each, and stating also The town, county, CITY, and State
from whence the memorials came.
1.-The number Of signatures to the memorials and pro.
ceeuing' against the removal OF the deposites, is stated in
the report to be Iii 9lS, and the number OF those Tor The
removal 10 be STILL WV
Mr.. Bell presented a memorial from Som.rswor,b Il,
.ne o'a'e oil New Hampshire, signed by 1852 citizens OF
that place, and another from Dover, in he same State
signed by more th!n 500 OF its citizens, both copplsiniup
grea' ana onap,araileied distress. general s,agnaIi.n Of
and reduced demand Tor the products of indus.
Try; all OF which the inemOriaiists ascribe TO the measures
me Executive in relation 10 the Bank Of the United
States; and praying Congress to adopt such measures a $ IL
may deem expsdient for their relief.
lhe memorial was then read, referred to the Commit.
lee on Finance, and ordered TO be printed.
MIR. Poihdexter, from the Committee on Public Lands
70 winch had been referred the petition oil a Committee of
po'ish Patriots, asking 10 be permitted TO settle on a nor.
non Vi 'he pubic lands, made a report thereon, acconipa.
MED ny a bill for their relief. The report and bill we're
read, and the latter was ordered 10 a second read.
ing. o"s enu
On motion Of Mr.. Poindex,er, the report was ordered n
oe printed ana ihe bill was made the order Of the day for
next Thursday week.
MIR. Chambers submitted the following resolution, which
lies one day on the table;
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Tr.asurv h.. n
Tec'ed to inform the Senate, whether any Other 'Treasu.
Ty drafts. called at the Department tIarsfer drafts OF the
Y nlted States Flank, have been drawn since bis r.nor,o -,
the llth December, 1888; and the purposes IN which ,,.
amounts Of such drafts. il any, have been spilled.
on motion OF Mr.. wilkins, the Senate proceeded to the
VI tHe mOuOn made by him the other Iay In
print aud refer the memorial presented by him fran Han.
over county, Pennsylvania, OH the subject of the removal
OF the public deposit-s. ~
a debate then followed, in which Messrs W;IL;,s C,,,,
and Mangum, took part.
ne motion to print the memorial was then carried.
Mr. Webster gave not ce that he would to-mo, row call
up me Military appropriation Bill from the other House.
o 'y'hg OF t'e table; and that he should move to sus.
pend 'he debate on the special order, for the purpose of
going INTO The consideration of Executive business.
~, PRESIDENTIAL PROTEST.
u senate Then proceeded TO the consideration nj tho
SPECIAL Order, being the resolutions offered by MIR. Poin.
dexter, as modified by Mr.. Clay.
Inc question being on the motion of Mr.. Bib to amend.
hr. of'in'y addressed the Senate in oppoiion ia tIus
mo'ion, and in defence Of the Executive proce eJipe. un-
I'll a quarter after A o'clock, when
Alter a lew words in explanation, from Mr.. Mangum
On motion Of Mr.. CLAY,
Tho Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Lincoln asked leave TO offer a resolution calling 6or
from one OF the Departments.
Opposition being made, he moved for the suspeusion of
ne u"'e' u demanded the yeas aud nays.
The resolution was read as follows:
hesoiDed, That the Postmaster General be directed 10
before this House a statement of The nunber ia
names, ana dates OF the appointments, respectively of the
clerks, agents, and other officers aud persons empIov.J in
MS department, (oiher than postnasiers and persons EN-.
p'oyed 10 the respective post oiices) and of tie d;st,ibu.
ton and assignment OF the appropriate duties Of each. AMI
OF The character Of the services required by the
and clerks OF the Solicitors office; and line dud,.
ana oihiia' employment OF each OF the persons who. in
Tue register oil the offices aud agents Of The Government
called The "BIue Book who are denomin,ted .cI.rLs .;
appoIhtinen;' aud that he DO inform the House Gon what
'u'o OF appropriation all the officers aud persons aforesaid.
e"Poypu I'D MS Department, have received their compen.
sduoni abu ihat I've De fnriher directed to slate 10 this n ouse
70 whai corporations or individuals (i any, the Z o. Deps,t.
ineh'i s Indebted Tor money borI ow ed, and to what amount
10 each o. such corporations or Individuals respectively,
anu =, what rates of interest such loans have been obtain.
"hetber The Department has overdta WIN The amount
oil depostes Ia ia credit in any Bank n Il ,nLs. AMI ~ AZ