Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
TO weaken qualify the force Of Vie resolution against
the Bank, The amendment now offered by the gentle
m from Orange, will indeed pacy tho House

10 weaken or qualify the force Of Vie resolution against
the Ba"ks The amendment now offered by the gentle
mao from Orange, will indeed pacify the House IL pro-
poses eveu.hanjed usce- is based on principles OF
tual reciprocity But sir tits objected account oil the
quarter IIon, whence II comes no bringing
Grechs The amendment is fair, il just recpro al,
aEd ln the true spirit OF comp onise But we ag
aud again o'd that there no connexon between these
wo SUBJECTS, oi the deposies, and the Bauk.--u will
be recoected by the House. that al very early stage
oil tins husiness-he very moment that the special commit
Tee brought In their report. siaed that they were n
umately connected aud offered resolution on the SUBJ
Jee' oil the Bank thought then saw the necessary aud
he\itaoe conncNion between them, and that II we did
mo- speak out against the Bank we spoke its favour
Every day convinces me strongly OF the correct
ness OF that opinion Sir the renewal Of the charter OF
The U. y Bank depends the decision OF this question
about the deposi,es: up for that purpose work
ing that effect why, sir this keen anxiety the part
Genemen 10 censure IN unneasured terms, that act and
hcr extreme delicacy aud eamishness when required
to ccnsure condemn the Bank. do believe, that the
question nov at issue in the United States is whether
are to have an incorporaon,s yed the Cove OF the
oed STATES resting Its support he affections aud Tree
wil aud choice oil the people thereof, whether
TO nave government styled the incorporation OF tie Bank
OF The u s., with capital OF 80 millions OF dol
as nnuenceu oy no motive but avaiice, controlled by
no feeling but interest, and po sessing the power OF SELF
Perpetuy and universal and irresponsible doninion.-
Encftaing these vie VS. Of the intimate coDnexon be-
tween the two subjects, aud the fatal effects OF the Bank
on The liberty oil the ope, repeat my wish for the
adoption OF the amendment the gentleman from On ange
Mr. Gregory Observed tina, lie was one Of the gentle
men hon Goochland's unruly members, and he might
SUI be thought nnruy, in asking the gentleman from
were TO have government Of the United States
Bank! Die the gentleman mean that President and
Secretary were the government? MIR. Roane said he
eierred TO conflict between the Executive and the Bank
Mr. Gregory ihough the very question had been, whether
the removal OF the deposies the OF the Executive
Cen Jdcksons friends say done by the Secretary
wcsay was done by the President Mr.. Gregory said,
he might have always been looked upon unruly
member and the gentleman from Coco hland alluded to
him i'll parcular-h Speaker n,erposed, and said that
The remark was general and not personal one MIR
Gregory Exaetly-ouy happen to come under il.
But he would refrain from reply. He thought it idle
propose that the House should that they did not
intend TO impair the force OF their opinion the
sii'uio"aly of the Bank by censuiug act done by
the President But as it might be supposed that the
adoption oil the resolution denying the consutionaity
the Bank, was intended palliative the OF
the President from its being pressed this tme the
solution OF the gentleman IRON Fauquer appropriate,
as 1t would prevent that impression He hoped it would
pass without amendme mt.
MIR. Williams mo ion then negatived as formerly
reported.
Mr. Garland Of Mecklenburg moved amendment,
which will be given in the days debate, and hi,
motion, The House adjourned.