Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-11

Syracuse. New York. 10 favor OF the charter OF the
Bank and the restoration OF the depostes.
Tie also presented the memorial OF ll44 inhabitants Of
Rochester, New York In favor OF the Executive.
These two memorials were resd REFERRED aud ordered
to be printed.
Mr. presented sundry resolutions adopt.
ed at a meeting oi the citizens of Essex county.
The resolutions, Mr.. f. stated, favorable 10 the
administration. and the persons from whom they came
times: they said all Of kind things OF the President,
all sorts OF hard things Of that "moner, the bank, aud
Of old iedeI
Mr. moved that the resolutions be re adj and referred
TO the Committee on Finance.
MIR. Blob presented the memorial Of 1000 citizens Of
.ne county OF Shelby in Kentucky disappearing Of the
removal OF Inc depos'es, and expressing their sense OF the
propnety oil re.charerng the bank with notifications.
Mr. Bibb would add one word more. He had read over
know but 1t also contsned many others whom he knew
10 be sober, indusous aud respectable people, and he
might say that as it respected intelligence, property and
general good character perhaps there had been me.
mortal more respectfully signed presented.
They were committed.
MIR. Brown preseated memorial from the town of
Corouy' Edgecombe county, North Carolina, approving
OF the remeva ef depositcs and PRAYING that the u s.
BANK may not be rechartered e as Informed by let.
"oh nghy respectable gentleman, that the memo
osou'eu and expressed the opinion OF nine tenths Of
e people OF Corbury. Read and referred TO the Com
mittee Of Finance.
Ia reply to expression Of disapproba6on contained
:" e memorial, Of the course which has been pursued
by Mr.. Msngum,
Mr.. Mangum expressed his profound respect for the
he gave statement oil his with part OF the
country, aud showed that his opinion had been, several
Instances In advance OF that OF his ree-
renee 10 the opinion now expressed be
and though would presently that he W as again
advance o. an opinion which would become the popu-
oplnon o. The place Thepeople Of Edgecombe county
were Tor the patriotic they had
pursued aud would always hold against any encoac
men's OF power He mus, retain the opinion he had here.
'oiore acted upon; and had doubt an he
majority oil the State would he found in his favor
Inc Chair announced the special order.
MT Clay was glad TO hear the speciM order called for
ne ohar out he rose to move its postpone me Mt i'm
OF the absence of the Of the
senate. to more convenient day. Hs moved that It be
made the order Of the day for this day fortnight
IL was so ordered.
MIR. Calhoun gave notice tina. he shouid on Wednesday
next move to take the bill which he had introduced
nme he hoped the Senate would indulge in his request
The bill to repeal the Force Act of the last session.
ne following resolution was offered by Mr.. Preston :
rected TO communicate the Senate the name of any
agent or agents employed by him 10 the
tue Treasury with the Banks selected Tor the deposi,e
e puohc uuds, the nature OF the duties performed by
saiu agent or agents. the amount of compe paid
Tor the discharge Of the said dues and by hon. and for
wna und the sand compensation paid aud whether the
SAID agent or agents have been appointed in
law.
ORDERS THE DAY.
fhe resolutions the table taken up and sever
ally adopted. ~
On motion of Mr. Forsyth the Senate went into Exc
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
fehNons and resolutions presented.
MR. Burgess presented one from Bristol Rhode Island,
In lavor oil the restoration Of the depostes
The petition read laid on the table, and ordered 10
be printed.
MIR Pearce presented memorials and resolutions from
providence and North Providence, r. L. approving the
conduct oil the President in the removal of the public de-
posltes from the Bank of the United States.
They were severaliy read, laid on the table, and or.
dered 10 be printed.
Petitions the subject of the bank and the public de.
poes, continued 10 be presented from almost every Stte
In the Union, the major portion OF them demonstrating
strongly against the course pursued by the President in
relation to the removal and soliciting the restoration of the
public funds to the Bank Of the United States.
Towards the close OF the sitting, Mr. Raii Boone of
Indiana, asked leave Of the House to offer resolution
relative to the adjournment OF Congress- which being OBJ
Jected to- he called for supervision of the rule to ena
ole him TO offer bis resolution, but sugges of Mr. r.
NJ Johnson OF KY, he withdrew it Tor the present no.
yIngto the House his intention OF taking the earliest
opportunity OF renewing its presentation.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and toifh the ddvce and consent of the Senate
Thomas Woodbridge to be Consul for Brazoria in Texas
in Mexico.
Thomas Lacey, to be Judge Of the Territory of Ar
Kansas in the place OF Alexander NJ Clayton resigned
Levi. Sanders, to be Attorney for the District of
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