Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

h., could not incorporate banking institution
una, would be liable to constitutional obs etions
MIR. Paeson OF Buckingham remarked that he sho,,a
LOT the resolution OF the gentleman from Spo,t.vlva
not because he thought that resolution n,
% une but BECAUSE being against the
o"nk, that question pressed he felt bound 10
give MS vote upon il.
Mr. Barbour had orme,,v n x,,...., IL; ,,,; =,
, ,s question But he thought he had declared th.
W "e committee no, 10 bring u debate upon it,
or 10 og'e me Two questions now placed side bv side
what was now the case! They heard nm ali ,,.s Of ,,
Rouse declarations that gentlemen were anxious not IN
Nc, ,., ns,auos; and yet Federal Relations
slider the Force Bill; another, Internal ""
ther, the Land Bill and so on lie hoped ,h.i mo- VIZ,
neous subject would be introiucei Into ,,,s ,,,i
now before the House; but that they should look 10 %
question OH the removal OF the deposss alone W VIC
mr.. koane had declined rcdeen,g the pledge he Tor.
merry gave, that he would ring this subject before the
House, with view 10 conciliae parties and in order
". pro'ac'ed debate might be avoided. But il had
u brought forward by the genlenan from Spottsylva
na' mr.: II. ie himself bound to support H. The gen
ueman from Cupeper declared that the House was gain
running ,n'o the consideration OF Federal Relations
course which that gentleman deprecaes But said Mr.
r., will ask, what is the hole subiec, nov hsc dis
oody' Is not Federal Restions2 The Question i. nm
=. G removal OF me dePos!esbnt to whom do those
aeposies belong! 10 tho Federal Government Can
this legislature touch them! No. Then this question Of
the deposes clearly belongs the general subject of FeJe
G sons. me question OF chartcring the Bank
huna'eIy connected with that under consleraii
sho was propert Virginia should be heard on the whole
suoJec: at once There pee propety in this be-
cause, put of the decision long as they MIGHT gentle
men would find, that the of the Bank would
come before the people. and be decided by them MIR
was originally against touching this subject further dian
" had bearing upon our domestic policy The Jec.on
Of the stockholders Of tue Bank Of Virginia had re.cin
edthe contract between tina, institution aud the u State.
but Federal Relations. II they are TO be acted on ie1
the whole subject be embraced in our and
let The world see what principles regard TO il are
raised by MIR Colson Mr. C. declared that If mi. reso
luton were adopted he should 20 against the whole sub
he could not give his sanction 10 declaration that
the Bank oil the United States was uncons,iuuonai W
would rather reject the whole than give vote for what
Mr.. Waterman rose 10 explain tLe vote ,vb;c, h mich,
DE compelled TO give. He had sustained the re
Por' Oh 'he select Committee and thought with very
large majority OF this House-perhaps with more than
two-thrdsat the report and resolutions ought n no
passed. But he said, that il the resolution offered bv the
gen'lemanom Spcsyvania should be adopted he should
ee compelled TO vote with the gentleman from Berkeley
Tor the indefinite postponement of the whole subject NJ
aerman said that he believed in the constituonaIi,v
OF the Bank OF the U. SIN its expediencv he oi. by
heved, and he thought the of fov S,
70 nave convinced gentlemen that the Bank was AN mis-
pensa1e hscaI agent-and if coming events ever cas-,
her shadows before them, the country might still call and
that very speedily, for Bank.
The question was then taken Mr.. Stevensons mo.
uon 10 amend, and decided in the Affirmative AZ re
ported In our last Ayes IL, Noes g.
ne question was then put on the resolution as amend
co. ana II was aaoPted-Ayes 76. Noes SO.
h",. sh;" moved Inc indefinite postponement Of the
Mr. Watkins moved that the House adjourn-reiec,ed,
Ayes 40 Noes 73. '''N'
MIR. Sims said that this motion would give him q, mn
portuni'y Of voting according his sentiments He had
voted twice against his opinion the question of
definite postponement.
Mr. Coston replied, that if the gentleman could vote
9 p those who believed in the constuionaty of the
DanR ana nose who were against acting all on the sub.
Ject. combined, he was welcome to do so
MIR. Booker said that in considering great subject like
ths caImness and prudence ought exhibited and II
m IN
oenehciay upon it. At the moment of the triumph Of
one party over another, when the minds all were ex
eo' coua ,hey be IN proper condition act. He felt
,hat an awful responsibility rested himself as mem
Der OF this House, this occasion. He hoped thew
no. De Induced to act precpitaely but night
might pass before they took final vote. Under these i'm
pressions, he implored gentlemen to accede TO motion
"ncn lie would now make, that the House adjourn
81, Noes6 81. '' ayes
So the House adjourned
Thursday, Jan. l6
message was received from the Senate stating TIA,
they had passed the bills-to authorize
In the county OF Farfax-and amend an ac, TO
rae me Lynchburg Manufacturing Company. And tley
have rejected the bilIs-incorporang The civ Point Ro
road Company-and to amend Incorporating the
town OF Clarksburg.
The Senate have also amended the rsso,,,;on - a.,
rouse IN relation to the election of Brig adler General
IN place OF Brgader General Hungerord deceased So
as 10 INK the election the 3lst instead Of the 2o insian
Agreed 10. ~
On motion Of Mr. Parrio, the engrossed bill ,o SIM.
press lotteries in this ah Wa taLan 49,,
Third time and passed.
Mr. Faulkner presented petition from s,ndry citizens
OF he county OF berkeley ying that said COUNTY NAV
oe laiu OH into convenient precinct elections.
In presenting this petition, Mr.. +. remarked that il
proceeded from large and respectable portion of the citi
Zens oil that county; that although he was individually
opposed TO It's objects and purposes from careful
uoh oil the evils growing out of precinct ctions
hat ne was here TO represent the wishes of the peon
berkeley, not his He therefore hoped il would no
referred 10 The Committee for fair and iDparal bea,;n
Ii referred. f ''"''"s'
On motion OF Mr. Colston, the resolutions on the sinh
Ject OF The Bank Deposites taken up and Mr. Col
son the motion TO postpone the whole subject in.
Mr. Brown suggested, that Mr. c. should Withdraw his
moion and said IN that event. he would move TO Law te
resolutions on The table, and take them up separately
win view To dsconnect the resolution relative IN Tie
eonsutionaty OF Bank of the United States from those
In relation to the removal OF the depoes and TO
the former IN distinct form to the House
Alter much debate, MIR. Colsion Withdrew his moi;on
anu u was renewed by Mr. Wilson of Boetourt; and after
long discussion, the Ayes and Noes having been
on motion OF Mr. Bots the question " as put and te
uoI 10 postpone nde bnifciy, was as follows
Hyes-Messrs Preston Wilson of b. M'Mj,n D,;rev
MGinness, Stephenson OF f. s. NJ. Hemes B,r,on Gil
SON. Hale OF Giles, Hail Of Grayson Sloan KincheIoe
Cather Fry Carter OF L. & r., DuG, BIingsy Cooper
M Cauiey' Robertson, Adams, Coles, Nash Carroll
Moornan, Hopkins, MMullen, Jones Of Shenandoah
Clemands George, M'Coy, MCuloch, Hungerford, and
Sanger-35. '
Noes-Messrs Banks, (speaker) Drummond poul.on.
SouihaIi iimer, Booker, Garland Of A. Stuart of Auo
Niche, Maysc, Pate, Faulkner Colston Cartmiu Turn
pun paieson Bondurani Mosby, Burton. Samuel Chris
tan Wyatt, Johnson, Barbour Wilson of C. Scon Jrs.
II. u. RaUln p.U .t.-II