Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01


BANK CHARTER.
The Senate then proceeded the consider of the
special order being the leave asked by Mr. Webster
trojuce his bill.
Mr.. White resumed the speech which he commen need
yesterday, and concluded at o'clock. when he had
ciuded number oil members eude yorrd 10 obtain the
loor Mr. Clay succeeded. but yielded to
Mr.. Webster, who, alter few preliminary remarks,
moved TO lay his motion Tor leave the table. giving
in May.
Mr. Forsyth asked for the yeas aud nays; which were
ordered, and
The question was taken, and decided % follows:
Yeas.-Messrs. Black. Calhoun, Clay, Clay ton, Ewing
F,elinghuysen Hendricks. King OF Ca, Mang nm Moore
Naudain PondeNte Porter Pren,iss Preston Robbins
Sil.bec. Smith, Southland, Sprague, swift Tomlinson
wsrgsman, webster-2I
.vays-Messis. Ben on, Brown, FORSYTH, Gruniv,
mn h"he hng oi AlabamS Morris, Robinson. Shepey,
ial'"adge, Upton. White. wilkins, wright-l5.
so the motion was laid the table; and the Senate
took up
MIR. CLAWS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Clay asked Il . Senator from New York. If he de.
sfed 10 say any thing the subject OF the resolutions u
who had spoken.
Mr. Wright answered in the affirmative
The Senate then al jonned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Inc Chair laid before the House letter IRON It. Levy,
OF The u = Navy, presenting TO the United States CO.
iossal Bronze Statue a. Mr. Jefferson.
Mr. Pa ton said, that having the pleasure OF personal
acquaintance with 1t. Levy, he had been requested TO
make The requisite moonn reference this municent
anu patriotic donation On reference 10 presidents, he
ionn that similar subjects had always gone to the Com
nuee o" the Library. and he made motion to that ef
feet in the present
The Letter thereupon referred 10 the o
The Library and ordered to be printed.
MIR. Gi'mer obtained leave to have certain resolutions
he proposed to move the subject Of the isposes and
the re-chArter Of the Bank, printed.
ne mouSo men passed to The order of the day; viz:
and o Of %s s:'G %e Ways
Mr. Clay of Alabama. took the floor in support Of the
report, and spoke till 3 o clock, when
On motion of MIR Schley Of Georgi
The House adjourned.
Uednesday, March &C.
IN SENATE.
Nc Southland presented the p ceilings of met ting
nsI on the llih OF the present month"; in the city Of
phad. phia composed enely OF the young men of tina,
Guy ma neighborhood ascribng the present caiamous
condition I'll the co nry TO the removal OF the public de.
10 lies from the Bank Of the United States.
REMOVAL OF
Inc Chair having called the special order, being the
reso uiions offered by Mr. Clay, and the report Of the
Committee OIL FinaRce--
Mr. Forsyth said. he would, with the permission of
me gentleman who vas entitled TO the floor, core ct
misrepesen'ao Of his remarks yesterday, so great
he was led TO apprehend that designed TO do
nun or another person INJURY The Senator from Ken.
tncsy Introducing his resolution Of inquiry into the
amount OF the pubic money Lepose in the Union
BANK oil Maryland had said" lie hoped it would turn
out That the Secretary of The Treasury was not stock
holder in this Bank extent, which could author.
lie an ession that he had suffered his own interests
10 enter into The considerations which led him 10 select
ms Bank as one OF the repositories OF the public
without then knowing, he did that the amount Of
STOCK owned by Mr.. fancy was small, Mr.. F. rose to
q
the justice ahd generous feelings OF the Senator from en-
'ucky. mat no amount OF stock owned by Mr. Taney
couu Juny an Inference TO his preudicethat his char
ac,er was sufficient guarantee that his official acts could
not be Influenced by his pecuDiary interests Now MIR
r. said he was represented in the National
as endorsing the Senator's remark he was made IN say
me ala mol Imagine, however, that would be found on
examination, that the Secretary held sufficient stock 10
render it an Object with him select this Bank for the
custody oil any part OF the pnbIc moneys" thus admit.
ting, what he had risen deny that the was an amonnt
OF sock, which, owned in the Bank by MIR. Taney
couhi, by possibility, govern his off cal conduct
Mr. right then rose and addressed the Senate i'm sum-
port OF the removal of the deposites until o'clock
Mr.. Eor-y,h asked division Of the question.
MIR. Clay then said that he had waited for sone ,;no IN
see any other gentleman desired 10 address the Senate
on ihe subject If not I've should say lew words; but
pose an a5"urnmtnt with view close the disc ON
this question 10
AT the suggestion OF Me- Poindexter the motion was
andh Senate proceeded 10 the consideration
OF Executive business and, after remaining some ,ire
with closed doors, ~ ~
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The consideration of Mr.. Mardiss resolution ON the 40
po-i'es being che unfinished business of the morniny
Mr. Burgess took the floor in oppos,ion 1, fine
resolution, and concluded his remarks
:, The floor was obtained by Mr. Chiffon Allan, when the
rouse passed. TO The olero the day. which is the con.i.
Means " "'SS anu
Mr. sehley of Georgia, addressed the House in support
OF the resolutions reported by the Conmtee and closed
his remarks at half past o'clock, when
Mr. Ellsworth obtained the floor and moved an adjourn
ment which was rejected by yeas and nays as follows
Yeas 81. Nays So " ''
So The House refused 10 adjourn
Mr. Clayton moved a call oil the House and don, ,ndod
'he yeas and nays; which were ordered.
MT hcCoti'as moved an adjournment.
On tl'Is notion Mr. Gilet demanded the yeas and pavs
which being taken, stood follows Yeas 10 Navs 60
so The House adjouncJ.
Ih"rsidy March 81.
IN SENATE.
Mr. King OF Georgia, presented a memorial siqned Inv
ABOUT Our hundred OF the ciiZens the Cijy of Auous,s
w Ihe state oil Georgia, the Pecuniary
OF me country and praying for The charter of The Bank
o. me oDen states with The restoration of the public de-
poshcs 10 That Institution Alter remarks from Mr.
King, the memorial was referred To the COMMITTEES ON FL
nance, and ordered to he printed.
Mr. Webster rose aud said, he would correct or alter
hotlce he gave on Tuesday evening. He wished now
TO that ne should call up he bill for con,inuno ,
hat time would alow The period of month"; from s in.
oiucnn Tor IFS consideration by the country: and aft e
expiration 0f that period he should ask the Senate IN ,L
up the subject and set upon il.
LEXINGTON MFMoRIAL
, MT ay rose aud SAID @ DESTROYS of calling I'd
The resolutions I've had submitted some days 40 o. Inn 40 E
lId not perctive the gentleman from Georgia who he
was hofh 10 DeHeVe, wished 10 make some Observations
,H The 'u'jeci to he in his place, lie would awe the mo-
ION, ah1 lake Tie present. opportunity OF presenting me-
lo''a' rom we cizens Lexington, aud Of the town
anu county oil Fayeue, Kentucky on the subject go in
'e'es'ing 70 the people OF the United States This me-
moral was signed by upwards Of 1900 persons etr,
eng mechanics, manufacturers, farmers, bans and
NE great body ~ men hf business Of those uaces. Wa
gned 10y numbers OF his friends and neebbors2 bv In
iividual', Of whom lie had know, Tor or,v yea'
was Oh The common opc which had so often and for en-
0ng tne engaged The attention of the Senate,le ex
sling distress OF The country, &c. &C.
II, We "re' s'iu Mr.: e. not a complaining people. We
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