Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25


ens anu distress consequent The course OF the Exc
ennve respecting the currency, aud banking institutions
In the country.
With the memorial, Mr.. r. said, he had received
communication from several respectable czens oil tina,
town, authorizing him to state that the memorial is sub
sc:il 10y $50 pcr'ons, who en,ied vote at the
Town and State elections; and that there but few
more than 400 legal voters residing in ,l.c town.
In concn',on, Mr.. L. moved, that, alter being reed.
The memorial he referred to to Committee on Finance
and prinicd; VIII CHI ordered.
Mr. PonSexter, fom the Committee on the Public
iaads, TO which the SUI had bsen ref rreJ reported
bill providing additional Grip to SATISFY outstanding Revo
iu'onaty bounty land warrants; which read aud or
dered 10 second leading.
mr. VI hcan said, Ccmmi tee OF six'cen gentlemen,
mechanics oil Philadelphia Consisting Of cabinet ers
Piano leitc makers chair makers upbol.tcres fancy fur
nishcrs, fringe makers csrvrrs glide, varnishers Ia, ner,
lamp makers, casch. mders, aud others engaged i'm far
h'sh'hg materials for the same have charged me Win
memorial, be presented TO the Senate as am
informed oy about seven bundled VI those mcri,oious
ci iZens.
The mcmosal and proceedings were read, referred to
the omm'ee on Finance, and ordered 10 be printed
mr. mangunr presented memorial from sundry I'm.
habian's Of Plymouth, North Carolina complaining of
e ueranged state OF the currency OF the country and
u pseon'ary distress and praying Congress to adopt
measures 10 restore the public dcpos:es the Bank OF
Tue Uni Gel States. The memorial Mr. NJ said vas sign.
cd oy about two hundred and fifty citizens the voters
OF mat place Amounted TO about $50. The me mort.
s also prayer Tor the recharter Of tho Bank oil the U.
States Mr. NJ. then moved that the memorial be read,
referred 10 The Co'mee on Finance, aud printed; which
motion agreed 10.
Mr. Bib presented the proee edings OF n meeting Of
The citizens OF Madison county, State OF Kentucky re.
m"nstraiug against the removal Of the pub,c cnns;,o
'ron The Bsnk of the United States. MS a gross and "A.
grant usupdnu Of power the part If the Executive
which were read, referred to the Committee ON Finance
anu ordered TO be printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Webster,
The Till from the House Of Representatives. making
States. for The year 1884 wa. taken up and ty;c ra.S
oy unanimous consent ard referred 10 the COMMITTEES nm
Finance. ~ ''"eo y"
, 49, NEW ORLEANS MEMORIAL
re- nj
adopted al meeting OF the Mcrcbsni. Of New Orleans
aibutng this distress 10 the Of the deposi,es
Amer some observations from Mr.. wagganan, Mr. Por
er ana Mr. Forsyth the documents referred 10 the
COMMITTEE OH Finance, and ordered TO he printed
he Chair then announced The spe cia order of the d.y
teng the unfinished business OF yesterday, tho hin 10
continue Tor Limited lime the charter the Bank OF the
h'r. Webster saii, as the gentleman from New York.
Anr MnghO had expressed wish TO say ornebiny on
this subject, and the Senator from South CroIna ,,
wished TO FAY something on it, lie would move to Law the
n' on The table, and thus give the other Senator hom
New York, (M' TaIimadge) opportunity Of continuing
tho Deposirs file would make this motion now al the
same ne giving notice tina, he would call up the bill al
an early hour TO morrow.
The noion was then agreed 10
- REMOVAL pEPosIrrs
b.io H"I nfn announced the second special order,
resolutions "ff red iy Mr.. Cay; when
Mr. iallmadge resumed his obs rvaiions commenced
as' week. IN ceiencc OF the removal of the eposi,es and
and continued until near O'clock when he concluded
And, Oh motion OF Mr.. Clay,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsEN NATIVES
. he Speaker laid before the House letter from m.
secretary oil the Treasury, transmitting upcae comics
~e. tPo rom The Register and Receiver of the Land
ohce 'or he Disct oil ST. Stephens, in Alabama pre-.
1920 " " - MARY" Nu'
he Speaker also. laid before the House rcpor, from
ry Eckfori. VIZ "'' u iie"'
ne consideration OF Mr. Mardss resolution, on the de-
Postcs being the unfinished business of the morning
MIR. burgess resumed the floor and continued the Course |
o, ms remarks in opposition The resolution until
OF the morning hour. F
me House then proceeded 10 the Order of The Day
w M, Is the Report OF the Committee of Ways and |
Means on the Letter of Mr.. Taney when sew
Mr. Wilde again took the floor and continued and cor,
Guided very animated rather sarcastic su.ech in
"rp', OF me amendment he had offered the Commit.
iSpor'' declaring the reasons given by the Secreta
y insufficient and uDsasacory lie closed al hair mas,
Mr. Pinckney, OF South Carolina, moved the adjourn.
men'' and OF course, has the floor morrow
Thursday, March 20.
IN SENATE
message from the President OF the JJniteJ S,a,os nm
on Executive business, received by Mr. Don.son |
his private Secretary '"'
MI Webster moved TO take up the first special or.
ger oehg The considera ion Of the question oil granting
him leave 10 bring in bill continue the charter of the
Bank oil the Ued States Tor six years. ch was agreed
Mr. Wright then took The floor and spoke a, length
against me constu'ionay OF the present or any Bank
oil the Uni ed States. ~ ~
he debate was further continued by Messrs Web.
s'er and Leigh. 49,
Mr. Calhoun n,imated his wish to address, the Senate
but as the day advanced, he proposed an adourn
meDt. " Jul"
Mr. Webster said, he entirely willing TO CRAFTY tbe
senstor from South Carolina but hoped many d-ys would
no' De consumed in the preliminary question of granting
leave " o'""''''S
Mr. Clayton moved that the Report Of the Secretary.
ana accompanying documents, responsive TO the call ofe
Senaio Of the 26th February, relative 10 pensions bo
printed; which agreed TO-. W
On motion OF MIR Calhoun
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
hr Clay, from the Committee on Public lands o.
ported O 10 authorize the construction of rail and
canals through lands OF The United States The bilI va.
read twice Mr. C. said he did 10 have ms bin
commifed he desired only have il printed and Laid nm
ihe table Tor the present. Agreed TO.
Mr. e. also reported bill making grants of land %
osoahded officers and Others for services during The late
war; whlch was read twice, and lie then moved TO have l.
committed TO The Committee Of the Whole ON the stat,
OF the Union " VIC "'o
MI Mason Of Virginia, objected TO it, commitment, 70
any but the usual committee Tor such subjects Inc Coo
m,iitee OF the Whole Rou.e ' Wv ~
MT. "iIsms said That bills az interesting az is Had
oeen referred o The Committee OF the " hole House
MI Gay SAID the bill had been epored al the instance
W various cgi Iaiures OF The Union He wished 10 have
lis consideration insured during this session for which
purpose, lac moved its reference 10 the Committee of Tho
Whoe on Tie state of the Union " ~
~ eI desniory conversation, in which Mr. Williams
MI Miller and MIR. hilton participated,
, me Dill was referred 10 the Committee of the Whole
House. " VIC ""o'e
The several bills referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Com
mrree making appropriations Tor building lig, bonses
hg Duoys, ioais beacoDs &c. for 1891 for IN.
e' ava survey OF certain arbos, &c, were re ported