Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07


ave Judgment, was, asusuai rejected"
wen, Sir, another attempt was made towards ertiny
.sensv"e The impending pressure, by moving tue sdop
Whereas the pressure on the comincrcia, communi-
nj tbs tine cay he renewed hy liberal e.rt
.I'""o"'ion on Tie pat OF the Banks generally: And
w"e'es TIE State banks conplsin that, i consequence
90 me being largely In favor o The Bank Of the
,, S'a''s, they are unable TO afford rhc necessary
'"'es 10 thttr customers, without su lj-c,,ug them
serves 70 increased demands 4, or, TIN bs,k Aud who're
u Is orhevrd that the banks in this District TO
"r period OF ,hi,y days. ii would relieve the money
mafke restore confidence, and have sau AIRY er CT ON
'hr MINISTRY and enterprise oi our riiizcns:
Wherefore, ReseiUed, That coi,iniee of thr, be
appointed, To confer with SIMILAR comni tres tha, may
be arpound ty the her banks, Tor the rnrp. Sc OF
uniting in arrangement TO carry nj, nj ia.
o. c OF ne foregoing preamble; and ha, the Cashier
b requested tn send copies @, rc above In III. D. .si
den 'n' 'r' c'ors Of the orber banks, with request
that the lie ermnaion the suti,c, may be comm
mic tied IS ea,iy as practicable"
next follows.
series ct resolutions ny these ID rcctor,) were
a'op ed tor reducing the business Of the Institution and
'n'n MY was given to The Committee on The Offices
,chich is appointed By the President alone 10 n.ojG
mem IN such manner as they should derr erptdieni:
and eventually, that committee was authorized to direc,
such measures for the general reduction OF the busi
ness OF the bank, "a they should think best We Offer
cd as an amendment 10 the resolution giving , CON,
m'''ee this extraordinary power, request that thew
snoniI TPo't 10 the board such they di.
1htS request irds rejected by the usual pofe
,s oi course. impossible Tor to know ty what min
ep'es o, pohey the committee have been governed Its
proceedings secret, and we can only ascertain \, n
'er'ais' some OF the results TO which they lead"
so sir here's the Bank Of The United States producing
." pressure upon the community, deieg aiing
power Tor h't iri toa committee: which com
t'ee Is prohibited, rather no, directed In rcnor, 70
the Directors at all Your Directors had a. we'll not b
we noarn OF the Bank, denied any Of knowing
ceived OF, OF doors o. 'o''"""o" re-
"t VIII mus he seen, (fnrher say the Govcnmen, Di
reror@ that while the unlimited authority of The p,cs
uehf 10 exPend The funds of the Bank had bccn de-
: hberaeiy confirmed; aud while the Conmi,tee on Ex
change rejected and appointed by him. had been official
~ permitted to discount notes and c,,rv On H. @
business oil the Board now addition 10 all This to
oi the Institution, in the regulation of its vas,
uS'"ess AZ ms most important crisis were enfru,ed IN
me Committee on the Offices, also selected onj On
pointed by the President accompanied bv nm rr,,;tu
n.y. 20 require them TO report any Of their oets TO
Is wonderful, (said Mr. Polk) after reading this es
49,. W ,ne course OF the Bank. that there local
plan OF operations have they adopted! What and where
are cut"ilnentst 10 be ade! Aud where moi, AMI vhsrs
ar ooesue i'is Of exchange purchased be made pay.
&" year aEo, eight millions OF these bill " ere pay,be
wnn sixty days in the Atlantic cities and four millions
o' mem al one point What is the amount PAYABLE with
" 'e eN sixty days, and where is il payable. Although
the government is so Lar ge ockbol,!.r AMI bs -, nj
eeors a" The Boasd charged with the care of s Interests
no o" no.ng OF all these operations aud they have
"o power ny whirh they obtain the KNOWLEDGE Tho
reason OF the distress OF which we hear is palSabv nv,
'ne removal oil the Government deposes but the on
preston oil The Bank of the United States itself r. ~,
Rates, by its power 10 alarm and oppre.s IN. po, ~
"n us own purposes; and that is the operation now
Gour farther report of the Speech Of Mr. p,,r
uy me ARRIVAL OF the hour for going TO press ia lime for
.ne mails which limit to labors we must moi as,in
transgress Not Int ''' io' again
Mr.. p. concluded his speccb abou, o o,.,.., -,
Mr.. Binney obtained the floor. But
oh motion, the House adjourned.
. IN SENATE Friday Jan g.
, MI Hendcks offered the follow ing resolutions which
lie one day the table "'"
., Meso'eea That the Committee Pensions be instruct,
Pension a., o 'he expectancy OF placing upon the
es,on hst applicants who shall be able to prove three
hohhs service in the Revolutionary war aqree.bIv n
tue acquisitions OF The law OF 1892 "
hesofced That the Committee on Road and C,
instructed TO inquire into the expectancy Of makm 5
appropriation Tor the obstruction OF the Cumbe
koaa In the States of Ohio, Indiana and un;no;
Robinson presented the following m.n,or;,Is Go
the Legislature OF Illinois: "'o''"'' "o'h
memorial on the subject of Canals which was refer.
nc. 10 Tue committee on Roads and Canals
memorial praying for a mail route which ,v,s rsCs
W .'e ooh'"''ee on the Post Office and Post Roads
6r.d "eo',S respecting Land Offices hch was re-
'e'.eo 70 me Committee OH Public Lands
memorial praying for remuneration for Iosses by In
'''' ""s referred TO the Committee on Claims
=. OFFICE.
Mr. Grundy asked sn, b,ained leave ,o;,,ro, Am
nasnom 1 sFera acts respecting the Post Office De-
;,, @ WTn was read twice and referred to the Com
be printed. ~ -'o'"S' anu ordered TO
me Vice President laid before the Senate commun
all from, ,h secretary Of The Treasury, in reply TO
, o we senate on the subject Of notes dsbonore INV
ns onen o'aies Bank which, with the Documents vas
oiueteu 10 lie printed VIC
Mr.. Mexican presented ,o,,.;, .
pennsylvania" praying Tor the exemption Of rail
"o" uu'y' which was referred TO the Comn,i,te. ~ ~
nance. ~ committee on FL
hso petition from ciizen ms of nm N. s,h
Ject Of Canals; which referred TO tho Cono,;',a ~
Roads and Canals o COMMITTEE Oh
MIR. Icmlnson presented some docume n,s In roc..,.
W 'e resolution winch he had offered YESTERDAY. which
were referred 10 the Committee Re
Mr. Upton presented some documents co,,a -, ;',
Tue teso'" ION winch he had offered yesterday
TRADE WITH WEST INp,r.
i"e 'oIow,ng resolution, offered yesterday nv Mr.
oprague was taken up for consider ion: - "
Hesooe'' mat the Secretary of the Treasury he ii;
Tec'eu 10 communicate TO the Senate: So far az bo
inens and returns received will peruit ,ha $3.50. Wv :,
rdde between tie United States and the R,i,;sJ, NJ,
american Colonies, The British West Isdies ,J,a N M
west indies, aud the Swedish est Indies since h onu
."y oI september, 1882, distinguishing the smount oi
h'ecdh Dii'sh and other ioreigD tonnage which has
entered and departed 10 aud from those places
W OF NE United States generally. Also the amoun, If
imports anu exports OF American foreign produce
hnguishing between the same r' "'''
MT Sprsgue said tina, his object in cee,nn hi, 90
So'uoh' was 10 obtain official staemeD nj of Tie
coeuhlon OF me trade "ih the British CoIonies ,suI,
" eon,nen's!' 'y"g IN this hemisphere. This was con-
@ su'Jeot OF deep interest some years ago and he
was persuaded II had lost OF its intrinsic
u was known tha This subject had bee ,na,,sr If co.
roversy between the u. States and Crea, Kt,,,i -
we existence oil The Government I'D 10 the year 1920
"heh the ceiebrated "srrangsme ss IL had bson 10
"""'eu was made oil the Colonial trade II wac s,r;c,
question OF navigation, affecting the carving trad.
o' INC United ) ates. The whole matter az .,r,ss.
mas, whether The Uni ed STATES sho,Id La,a e'sy
'dH participation In the carrying its own orod.ca So
s country 10 The ports Tor which il was ui,i,n,,.I, a.
w mhelher al undue advantage should he oivs, IN
DIi'd'p UP 10 the year 1880, from The supe oritv