Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

The member from Tennessee said he was de.irous 10
take up the bill for this purpose. He (Mr E) would be
most happy IL there any reasonable prospect that
sueh OIL could be got through. He did not, however.
suppose there The public treasure being at presen,
without the safeguard oil any known Law, be lett
The Speaker said the gentleman must contine his r..
marks to the subject before the House.
MR. Ellsworth considered that he had light to sude
70 ms BILL a. connected with the resolution adjourn;
pot would io'besr. There another subject, The
c'-posion OF the public domain. paramount Import,
anec also to be passed by which he anxious to
have nced upon. lie torcssw that ia, would not be Ia
Ken up or so acted upon, aud feeling that the earliest
Gay canned would give sufficient foe all the bills that
Wa. likely to he passed. he would vote for that cay.
MR. Hardin could not In the views expressed by
tue nember from Connectcut aiIoring good ason
10 ad"u" at an early day. and contr njed that with due
regard 10 the business before the House. and that which
was before the Senate. the time specified vas too short
The Senate should be recol.cied by the House had i'm
addition 70 their other heavy business. much OF ~hs,
be called vtxed Executive business To act uoon. IL.
would therefore, move TO insert the 80 Instead Of the
l6 h OF June. ~
Nj. Besrsey contended for the earliest day. He said
tha the House had been oid when the resolution was
first Introduced tina, il lis hev
would he IN better position to dee Idle upon the time that
should be hxed They had postponed the aon of
The resolution. and what the RESULT The House kue
and the country knew. that scarcely any business
been done They had done nothing, unless he light saw
'wss something TO put mating in The hail. (while that
Wa DONG SOME Honorable MIXERS taking tin to
virginia Tor inusemen and then having some talk abou,
me kentucky election. He believed nothing uf
would be attended TO, unless there a day fixed
lie was gad however, TO see. there was some unA ami
ni'y as 10 bxng some day That question tor In.
House. IN It's Judgment, fs They were TO Judge Tor
themselves what day iaos proper Tor that purpose.
IL was not as The honorable member X. nvcky sun
posed what day was 10 suit the Seuas Tor that BODY
iey conceived the l6h enen, would no doubt
Tx upon another He would COME I'D that il the Hous,
went TO work Seriously with the A,ivu TO do b
sne.- instead oil wasting time 10y having short Fittings
anu io"g speeches, that they would have heir now
all the Appropriation bills ,ha necessary
III 'hree or our days, or at the utmost in week. THIS
would leave eight days Tor the other business i'm
wieh 'me IL II was likely they agree oil the
bll 10 regulate the dsposes in the State Banks they
"ouid 10 So They could do certainly within this time
but even IL they did agree aud pass this BILL he would
ASH ana sny one suppose, that. when passed. would find
ITS way through the other sud OF the Capitol! Qhe Senate
The gold coin Till, TOO was Of Importance: bu, if
was no debate on IT, few hours would suffice for it
whether however, IL should find, ultimately. favor viii,
The Senate, he did not know, IL Important They
had ALSO the subject reported upon by the committee an.
pointed 10 investigate ino the Bank, which honor able
nenbrrs might desire TO debate lie SHOULD hone
Ver mat would be disposed Of without debate; il no
most certainly the l6 H. the Both June S0lh july
would suhce TO CRAFTY he capacity oil the House.
KNOWN 20 ALL Tor heightened debates. Ii subj Ct
upon winch gentlemen would talk until the end Of tie
session But The enber from Come ciicut (Ar. Els
wcr'h) thinks incumbent Oh this House TO express IL.
views IN direct form the OF The Secretary OF
the treasury So he would have the subject of the RI
VA OF me dePes once more revived, in order that the
house SHOULD sHeak its views This in his view al
together nsxpeient, as the House, the satisfaction lie
believed OF the country, had fully spoken upon it.
,he honorable member would look to the papers. he
would daily Ind evidence OF this. The whole country
knew that the House had spoken. and spoken too aga.
iha institution the Bank OF the United States WHICH the
memorable member advocates the oper Place ior
Tic deposies.
:, MIR. Chambers would not have risen to trouble the
House il allu.ion had bee made 10 ill.,
oil the public he could slate that there had been Soma
expression o It in two counties in Pennsyvania Thai
voice was that the House should think SEPARATING
without devising and alordng some relief om their sui
'erinss under the pressure oil that ruinous measure m.
ed the Experiment Were it not for the Impression Tia
nothing, however would be DONE weared as he was in
common win The majority Of The members, he would have
been content 10 remain. But lie confessed from III that
isH under las Observation he had hope expectation
mat any thing could be effected by Congress remaining
longer IN session.
This Congress met, he aid under Giro of more
than peculiar responsibility. They had net only TO
ACT Tie ordinary business Of iega0n but they had The
whole currency OF the country dersnged which il was
'her duty 10 regulate The business relations Vi an entire
community up.etthe national treasures we're nj
aar'"' they knew not whereand under such ei,cuu,.
Stances was not matter OF surprise that th,r table,
snou De loaded with the suppcaons the People, ia Al
10y, 10y "on,u TOOK 70 me action OF The House with much
'eres Notwi'h- tansng ici, there w 10 he
40 ae'lon WIN reference to dis subject This, which i
was nor us power, that Of the friends with whom he
usually acted, to prevent, il was, which mad. him cot.n
70 hx upon day TO a,ourn he would prefer howe yer
me Gay named by the Chairman OF Committee of Wa,
and Means, in order evnce that there as AZ e,s
disposition on the part Of the House. pass upon much OF
the important business; which must be len unactsd no
u Tie earlier day named.
ne most Important, in his view thai for the regu-
son OF me deposes, connected with which was an IN.
curry mo TIE condition oil the State Bank. Into The
condition. resouIiosi cSlug Tor Information II would he
Ieco"' een' was submitted, by the honor able membe,
"o'" "sssdchusets, (Hr. j. q. Adans) two months
pes anu shough no OIL ell n!o alton en- the subec
was aih before Congress later than the OH FEBRUARY
'bi. inor nation had not been sent.
considering, then, Il business before them he
"a the house would be acting precpitaeIy If thew f.
ca upon an earlier day than the June: and il in ha
"'e 'he business OF importance not done lie would
onse" 10 20 bone and tell his consi uens not what the
haa done, but what Congress had lett undone
MT. farker proposed 10 insert the 23J June.
hi'er some remarks from Mr.. Burges
Mr. H. Everett moved to commit The resolution of Mr.
DVon ~ seiect committee, with Instructions to report
WhA' business was, in their opinion expeGen for the
house 10 act upon and port resolution fixing dsv
Tor the adjournment 'h " Wy
Mr. Boon said, as he anxious 10 meet The view. nj
' Joy ne would accept the proposition fyr the 23d
ana modified his resolution accordingly
MT ~ Everett opposed the motion for Select Cam.
miitee, &c. " 1890 So"''
mr. sPeight with view 10 bring the debate 10 close
caiieu Ior The previous que slion.
The House refused to second the cal-aves 81 noa GO
ne question being the motion TO re-commi, the re-
solution 10 q Select Committee
MI besrdsley moved 10 sliike out the 23J and iuser
Mr. H. Everett modified the resolution bv in.ering at
'ef ,he WORD business, the woods ''of public nature
mr. r. u Fuller proposed, 'ahd thai the committee re-
Poit on or before Tuesday next"
Mr. Ii. Everett assened and after so,e es,l,oru -
Vefsaton, hnaly Withdrew his motion for Select Com.
muee aud moved 20 inert in The resolution The Julv
instead OF the 10th June ~ ny
MI Beardsley called for he Yeas and NAYS On all ,b
propositions exrept that for the h JULY
fhr. L. u Fuller renewed The call for the Yeas ard
nays Oh The motion TO insert the 7ih July
ne uebale was renewed by Mr.. Eaies of Masaebu.
feils, Mr. III. Everett, and Mr.. Burd
MT Jones OF Georgia, moved that the consideration nj
be po4fu nrcd MIL a.. n 4