Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
IN SENATE.-.Nonday March 81.

ee OF massachusetts, demonstrating against the removal
oi the public dePosies from the Bank oi the u s.. and
praying Tor their restoration will, such other asures
Congress may deem expedent.
The memorial referred TO the Committee OH Fl.
nance, and ordered TO be printed.
Inc Chair communicated letter fom Lieutenant Levy
o'hs states Navy requesting Congress to accept oil
bronze statue oil MIR Jefferson executed under his direc
ton by celebrated French artist; aud
on motion OF Mr. Tyler, the letter referred 10 the
Committee on the Library.
The Chair presented the aud Of
meeting held in York County, Pennsy approving
the conduct OF the Executive in removing the depostes
from the Bsuk Of the United States
The Chair stated that this was printed paper trans.
mueu 10 him by the Committee appointed by the meet.
ing; ha' II was the same paper which had been present.
The preamble hich had been expunged and which the
Senate had refused 10 receive The omniee the Chair
said had expressed their regrets that they
thoriztd by the meeting to make any alterations In the
proceedings and the Senate, therefore, would be lett
decide whether the paper proper he received.
MIR Clay inquired Of he Chair whether the paper was
be presented TO the Senate.
The Chair would undertake decide that tion
but, according TO his understanding OF the rules of pro-
ceedng, II was 10 be left to the decision oil the Senate
The reception Of the paper then opposed by Messrs
Clay, Webster, Calhoun Poindexter, Ewing and South
ard, and seconded by Messrs King Wright, Preston, and
Kane. t-
On motion Of Mr.. Freiinghuysen. the motion was then
laid on the table.
resisted was. that incumbent on every person. u.
der the rules which govern delbeative todes in pre-
senpg paper TO state that its language respectful
anu such as might be received that, n this case, this
had not been done; and indeed, that the Chair had
pressy declined giving any statement the contents
oil this paper.
he Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
hnissed business being the bill continue for
me act to incorporate the s"s's'e'' TO the Bank 81 the
The discussion was hen continued by Mr.. White. who
spoke until hall past o'clock, when, without coming
conclusion, he yielded the floor.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The order OF the morning the consideration of the
virginia Resolutions on the removal OF the depositcs but
Mr. Pinckney, who had the floor being absent attempts
were made by Mr. Gamble, Of Georgia, and Mr.. Adams
OF Massachusetts, TO obtain III but Mr. Mason Virginia
having moved that the resolutions be laid on the and
printed The motion prevailed, and the resolutions ere
coningly laid on the table.
The Chair then resumed the call Of the States for pe
tions and memorials, commencing with the State New
York.
VERY, numerous memorials thereupon presented.
OF which, far the Of places could be caught by
the ear, we shall present notice in order.
by Mr. Hard-A memorial from citizens OF N. York,
IN avor OF The restoration OF the depasites mod
he'd re.charter OF the Bank of the United States.
BY Mr. Selden-From Brooklyn, opposite the city of
New York, signed by six hundred citizens. praying for
relief from commercial distress.
BY Mr.. Filmorc-From Buffalo, prayinp for the res
toation oil the deposites and for the charter Of Bank
by MIR Hazeltne-From jamestown, place living
on the lumber trade praying for the OF the de-
postes, and the charter of a Bank.
by MIR. McVean-From Montgomery county, approx
ing OF the removal OF the depoes and az anst re char
ter Of the United States Bank
BY MIR. Dickinson, from Paterson, in New Jersey,
against the restoration Of the Deposs aud the re charter
Of the Bank
o. New Jersey, against the restoration OF the depose
and re-charter Of the Bank
BY Mr. Shnn--from the President and Directors of
the State Bank OF Camden the Cumberian Bank of
bndgeton and the Farmers Bank of New JERSEY pray.
ing Tor the restoration of the deposi!es Also from The
ciZens OF one OF the counties in New Jersey, (whose
q IN the nlia H.
above.
BY Mr. Lee-from meeting of citizens of Bridgeton.
county OF Cumberland New Jersey, in opposition to- and
citizens OF the same place. in favor Of the resora
ton OF the deposi,es
The state Pennsylvania being called, MORALS were
presented by Mr. Wagener-from part Of tue State
praying for the restoration OF the deposites.
ny Mr. MilerLIhe proceedings of a meeting of the
Borough OF Carlisle the 22d February last Mr. Miller
stated That he had received these proceedings several
days ago. perhaps weeks. but that this the first oppor
ny mat had been afforded present them 10 the House
MS meeting, said he, complain by their resolutions Of
deranged state Of the currency and Of embar
winch 'ney attribute to the removal of the de-
poses oil The public moneys from the Bank Of the United
States, and recommend restoration OF them 10 the Bank
aud re. charter Of that institution
he also presented the proceedings Of meeting OF citi.
Zens OF Buffalo township in tie county of Perry Penn
syvana disappearing Of The removal of the depostes
and IN Jdror OF recharering OF the Bank The citizens
had introduced matters of political character not con-
nected with legislation. which he thought had better
nave oeeh ohiiued But as they sent TO him, he
.hought u was his duty TO present them. The proceed
ings were laid on the tale and ordered to be printed
MIR. Hester sad: have been requested 10 present
memorial signed by about 200 citizens Of Berks county,
Pennsylvana, who state that the general depression in
the prices Of produce and the pecunary dis
,ress now pervading the country, is seriously felt by
them This they ascribe 10 the removed of the public
deposites from the Bank Of the United States And az
remedy Tor the prevailing embarrassment and pressure
they pray for their restoration.
The memorial read laid on the table and oriered
TO be printed.
MIR. Hester further said have also been charged
WIN We presentation OF thirteen additional memorials of
ike import signed by about hundred and fify of
me farmers mechanics, and other citizens of the county
o Lancaster, fennsyivania. deem il proper to state
ha amongst these Signatures recognise the flames OF
number oil those who have heretofore been among the
most active, efficient and friends of the present
Chei Magistrae They pray for the restoration OF the
public depoes TO the United States Bank and for the re-
charterng OF that institution with proper amendments
any be necessary. in their view the ONLY me of re-
moving the present embarrassment Of the country and
restoring its wontej prosperity.
The memorials were real and ordered to be printed
The remainder Of the day was consumed in the nre
sen'aon oil divers other memorials and petitions chiefly
in reference TO the subject OF The deposes and the re.
charter oil The Bank for particular account OF
whlch, we must refer readers another day The
rue IN 10 The presentation Of memorials which
restricts The member presenting them TO brief account
81 'beir contents was strictly enforced by the Chair
throughout and we are requested state Ibis az rea.
son why veral gentlemen did not accompany The PAPERS
hey presented TO the House, with more extended re.
marks on The subjects referred 10.
IL is proper, too 10 state for the information of per
Sons az distance, who may not be of the fact that
memorials are presented only Mondays; and the States
are called IN succession, when members from each State
esen' such as may be IN their hands AS seldom hap
pers tbahe wLoe list Of States can be gone broueb
with IN day, the list Is taken I'D on the subseonen,
Monday at the point where was s,ispe nded: which NAV