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

Mr. speght said. no had been 10 favor Of the leh In,
acceptable He moved the Previous Question
he House refused to sustain it--Ayes ~, Nays loe
SP'"ser moved to strike out the 23d and inser, tho
Mr. wilde again inquired Of IN. Bank Committee.
whether hd Esd would be late enoue IN Ia aflo a lin. n
discuss their report II Il ue that eon,snn, sS
ueen con",,ed against the authority Of the Hou,, it
mo",u nS' OF course. sdo"n under the contempt What
eonr. OF justice ever pursued such counsel Mr. w
the Bank Committee. - - 'F"'o" "
Mr. Crockett said, he very anxious that the 18Th
should be hxed upon The proposal Tor that day. had
come rom very good qusrier-a quar- er where there
was responsibility. lie had meyer LeI;sv,d ,hs .sms
"e" were IN earnest about this Bark Report: and now
they discovered it, They were msisstly anxious IN yst
away mat they might leave the country excited against
e o"nk as monster t.t had done something very mis-.
r"e'ous. A. the quarter from which this proposal had
nrs, proceeded was able to bear the responsibility, he
nsnied the Yeas aud Nays
MIR. CLAYTON having heard the gentleman from Mary
ann (r Thonas say, that he should consider vote Tor
eay alournment DIS resolution take up the Bank
report he had changed his mind; and now moved 10 re-
eons'ae' The vote y which The 30,h June had Leenle
Jee'eu Tor 'ne day oil adjournment.
MIR. Lyle said he in favor of the o.t Iis,an, a,y
proposed Ihe honor able gentleman iron, Rhode Isia,d
(Alr Burges) had expressed The opinion ,ha, no, ~
Than three members would b. found to ,,sn no he rs
buttons reported ,y the Bank Committee He declared
his resolution 10 be one o III, He had no dspoi ion
70 biench Tie opposition had long be EN- tceuin
with i'junciioDs Congress adjourn; and sin liar
language had heen ECHOED in the other end oil the Can
M terl.o
'a' they had been treated by tho Bank viii cou,um.y
aid seon than gentlemen anxious at once to ,kulk
ne .,i ior one, was ready 'oieep his ground.
After iurlher debSie, which must Tor the present
pos one aud which Messrs X. Johnson, Chill on Bur-
gee. aud Lane, took Part.
MIR. Anthony demanded the eyious ou. sop
IL was sustained ayes l66.
The main question the pu, on Mr.. Cisy,on's mo.
'i0n 20 reconsider. and carried yeas 1913. nays 81
| 20 The House agreed TO re- consicer.
The question then being upon fixing on the 30,h of
June, as the day OF a,iiounmen
MIR AL trot, haa
ma''on ned his ieasons Why he had changed his de-
termination IRON voting Tor the earliest day. lie had
ed La the course Of his remarks lie adveed 10 the sub.
Jec oil the Bank Report and resolutions.
ms brought up Mr. Thomas in reply, who spoke with
eqis earnes'ness, vndraiion Of the ASSURE arrest, mn
supported by precedent in Housion's case.
Mr.. Sutherland demanded the previous ques ion but
Withdrew 'he motion; when it immediately renewed
| by MIR. Heslrr
| The Rouse refused TO sustain il.
The question was then pu, on firing the 3ofh Of June.
as follows: ~ n.y.
Yeos-Messrs. job" Q Adams. Herman Allen, william
Bales Beaumont, John Bell, James NJ. Bell, EIsr Bou.
din, Bull, Bunch, Burd Burgess. Bynum, Csmbe lerr
| Siowney Cefee, CohIor, Amos Davis, Day, cherry
Denny, Duncan. Dunlap, Evans. Horace Everett Ewing
Forester r. C. Fuller, Fulton. Galbrah. Gilet. GiImer,
Gordon, Graham Grsyson, Joseph Hall. Hamer ispne.
gam Hard. Hardin, NJ. Harper, James IImrpr Hani
sor' Heath Henderson. Howell. Abel Huntington, Jar
Wis. Cave Johnson. Sesborn Jones' Bersm.n Jones Ka
vansgh. King. knnard, Lane, I.apor'e Lea Lrsyi,,
Lewis. Loyal Lucas, Lyon, Lyle, Abiiah Mann Il
Mann Msrindaie, Marshall. Moses Mason, McCary,
Mclntyre Mickey McKennsn, M,Kim, McLene Nc
vean, Mercer, Mill-r, Robert Mitchell Moote Murplv
osgonh. Parks, Patton. Patterson. Duee Pearce Pew
| W. b. Shepard, Shinn, William Slade, Charles SaJs
sloane S'andeIer Siodder', Sutherland Francis Thomas
u. lhomas, ihonson Tompkins. Turner Vance Wander
poei. Van IIou'en, vin,on waimoueh, WAYNE W sIs,.
, whal'on: +. d. VIII Elisha whtlesey, Wilde, wisoo'
Nays Messrs. John Adams. John j. Allen, C. Allan.
bmss Bari err, Bayies. Bean, Beardsey, Beatty Bocker
C rone' Boon Briggs Brown. Burns, Cage. CempbeIl,
Carr. Casey, Chiffon. Choate, s. Clark CLAW Corwir
CoHiter, Cramer Crockett, Davenport. Deminr Dick,
son, D'ekrron, Ilrlinsos, Ellsworth Edward Everett
Fce'dsr, Fowler William X. Fuller. Gamble, Garland,
Ghoison, Gorham, Grenne, Griffin, Hiland Hall Hal
sey. Hathaway, Hszrlrine. Hester, Hubbard Jab,z w
Huntington. Jackson, W. c. johnson, Richard NJ john
J, Y Mason. McComss. Nj Kinley, nj uhlenbure. Page
parser. Per'on. Pope, Ramsay. schrnck scisS AVE-
William p Taylor, Turr Tweedy. wssensr W l,o,'
"a1u~e"' Fred. Whiulesey, Williams ss.
Anu iien tie House adjourned.
/ Friduy. .May 80
IN SENATE
ne Oh. 10 regulate the value of certain foreign gold
| rel, rfed 10 the Committee Finance
49, he senate then considered, as in Commi.tee of ,,a
C me on Tor The better organization OF the Maine
| Corps; v hch was reported without amendment
MIR. Souihard entered into an explanation Of Tho o,
Jee's oil the Ill., and the which bad led 10 The ne
s'ssi'y Tor a new organization Of the corps He was lo
lowed by Messrs. Chambers, Forsyth and Bib W.
on notion OF NJ Bibb. the bill anne, ,ei bv The in
nc" sec'ioh, dboIIsipg hereafter lbe iyl
gwen 10 orevet rank by years service in the a,nv
generally, as well as lie Marine Corps. The amend
menu Affects all who have actually served ten ves,s
ana nus completed their right under the existing sc, ,o
brevet rank. "s "e'' !"
Some other amendments of verbal character ,,a.
adopted when the bill ordered TO be cuyrosssd io
third reading. "s'o'seu io'
Mr. Clay made an inc fe cusI motion 10 tale nm u
yoih resolutions submitted by him some DAYS ago in reI
on TO The Bank OF the United stes but the ,oiou Iav
| ing peen opposed by MIR. Wright and decided by The
nair 10 lie cur oil order under the appropriaino s
ridays ana Saturdays OF each week The
OF Oii,s MI Clay notice that Monday next ba
| deI alton. - r'' ~ '"e'i 'ons-
The Senate thrn adjourned
~. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
hI'er The reading Of the Journal-
RksIGNATIoN sPEAKEp
mr.. speaker Stevenson and informed The IIopss
ihai he had taken The Chair this morning tongh III; ia
boring under severe and continued iDdisiosirion for Tic
purpose Of opening the House. and preventing anv d..
~ We business; aud likewise for the purpose Of s,uout
e termination OF resgnng The Speakers Chair and
vi" sea 10 Congress This he proposed doing of klondav
CIV OF IL O'Clock lie had oimcd Ibis re solution utd,
oeeP sense o. duly, and because HE state of be. len
dsred impossible for him {as must be apparent 10 lie
House, 10 discharge in person the .lo,i, ~ d,ss n M
Cbaiii and he had therefore deemed il and nm
per 20 give MS eaily notice Of his intention TO retire
| MIR chiffon asked the Unanimous Consent of Tho
House TO offer q fesou,ion " '"o
objections having been made, Mr. c. moved sus,en
sen OF Tue rule TO allow bin offer IT,. On this motion
! Nays " ' ICES anu
he House refused 10 suspend the rule Yeas So Mas