Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

the choice Of these measures Tho measures which we
are told are within the action OF Congress- the resora
non oil The dcposites, the suspension OF cash duties the
waiohousng system, aud tho rccharter OF the bank
While, then, you ere processing toinsuc your Senator'S
you Indicating no particular for pursue,
but leaving each TO select for himself that course which
ms INDIVIDUAL Judgment may point OUT. The one may
son Of G ,s'T0n oil the deposes, or for the suspen-
' VI e"sn Cuues, and the her for -charcr OF the
oaS aud yet each truly refer TO YOUR instructions ESQ
called Tor his Justification.
Mr. wished restric, them a, least from resoring 10
The re.ehar,cr OF the Bank as remedy for the evil leay-
ing 70 them ample discretion in the application OF any
onrr means Tor The purpose. He believed that, the
solution were passed in its present FORM there would be
no restriction whatever upon their actons-and that
should 'hey vote for chaering the Bank, the Lesisla
lure could not reasonably complain of their conduct
10y "ouo W 'ha case appeal TO their Instructions, and
defend themselves from censure by referring 10 this reso
,uuon You instructed US Ohcy would say) to our
oes exetuons TO remedy the evil leaving the mode en-
nrey 10 our own Judgment" They would tell you that
.ey oeHeVeu the re-chsrer OF the Bank the eec-
tus remedy for The present evilsthat it was Of
"y, &C. ne same reasons which actuated indivi
duais IN 1916 10 avoid the responsibility Of voting
c Dams might again be found 10 have operated in
s"se'a'ing this institution, with the acqnesce or
,"e Vo,es oil our representatives in Congress. Mr. c.
Ane" might be said, that the General Assembly uu-
ovnh, -, pe meaning OF these resolutions an that it
"usu' W DC presumed they would be equally clear to
DINERS But he thought the expressions OF Unions i'm re.
,suon 10 inc Bank could not be plain and une
was important to consider Il @ effect that woul be pro
auceu ny Tie proceedings OF This Legislature, abroad
ANA he agreed with the Hon. Speaker that much of The
P,ns , sSno1r was produces by movement OF the
suc'eh' reasons Tor much o. the distress and alarm
now retvading the county Be thought great por-
Won OF 'he present excitement from mere poi-
uca movement TO put down The pescn, adminisr alton
Mt ". was lice to speak his sentiments end while he
app,o'eu anu uep'oed some OF the acts Of tho admin
'sraoh ne could not look for Improvement from apy
chage within our reach. H. was no, disposed TO
e present administrations to the death, although willing
W censure such oil its he deemed injurious In The
country But he wished specially 10 prevent so far as
we voice oil Virginia could it, the re charter of The
Bank; and the refusal of the other House TO pass re-
Ind MIA
raj assembly in the awkward attitude OF denying the con-
Smsononaty oil The Bank and at the lime presorv-
ing entire silence its rccharer he proposed TO re-
medy the defect by the motion he had now made A de-
c'aaUon That The Bank is UNCONSTITUTIONAL seems TO re.
iu"e simultaneous protest against its CONFERENCE.-The
TWO questions are intimately Connected the frs is in
eon,p'ele unless accompanied by the second.
Mr. =. said he should have preferred strike out this
esouon because Congress had all the facts before them
ana would act with full information He was not prepsr
ia 20 tay mat The deposi,es ought TO be restored to the
Bank oil the u s. We cannot know whether that would
be proper advisable course. But Mr. C. was wilIns
10 say that unless should be found that they would he
Unsafe in 'at institution, or that the Bank had failed 10
he services agreed the consideration for The
benefit oil the deposies the public monies ought TO be re-
stored 10 It's custody lie regarded stipulaons enter
~ ii''o between The Government and the Bank as a con-
"act which Congress bound fulfil on lis mart il the
safe Keeping OF the public monies and The services stpuia
1 OF. 'he part OF The Bank could still be depended on
oe, mat since the removal had become un ale
oTepace them; that the Bank had reused or WAS nm
ape 10 comply with its engagements the government
vi mat we have no means OF judging. But il would no
Judged oil by the members OF Congress and ,hev would
aI' according TO the Developments made before them
iu ."1 legislature no confidence in their represen-
'""Ees, 'ha 'hey were necesated TO instruct tiem,-
anu IL was not proposed 10 give them specific in.
suucuohs, but only TO do what right and proper
'or 'he remedy OF the evil What kind of insir,r.
u1nS are these! why, every member who comes 10
' brings in his own mind and conscience
,i,,, Instructions upon every measure that is sub.
in'l'ed to him. Mr. G. said that on further reflection
he would withdraw his motion 10 amend, and move To-
ske OUT The third resolution, with view TO inserting in
It's stead something distinct and definite; sometime
IN which the matter should conform the name; inma
ing al The same tme his determination under the ccum
IN which he was placed TO vote against any reso-
luton o, instructions. ~