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

osyn' r'e"ngnuysen Hin. King OF Alsbsma King OF
son, shePey' Smith, Swift. Upton. wilkins, wnsh,as
% "e consideration oil the resolution was postponed
a., RESTORATION OF THE Deposits
The first joint resolution offered by Mr. CI.v s,
ing the reasons OF the Secretary Of the Trsas,,, r.
removal OF the deposiles to be unsa,isiac,ory AMI
e'sn'' was taken up on its passage.
Inc cas- and Nays being ordered, the question wa,
ANen and decided IN the sihi NATIVE, as follows.
- feds Mes"s. teii, Bibb, Black (, siloun Ih.ub.r.
Cay, Clayton Ewing. Frelinghuysen, Hend.icks Ken,
Mug Of Georgia. Knight, Leigh Nisngum, Nsud.i"'
A'e', Porter, Prenss, Preston Robbins, siisbre
gaman, websier-3 80 ''e' veg
.MaysLMe.'r' Benton, Blown F@.yrh Gruudy. Hin,
son. shrpey, Upton, White, wilkins Wright 10 -.
50 ''e hrs resolution passed.
he second resolution then taken up, directing tho
of The depoes the United States Bank .,,.r
'ne ii'si day Of July IA, At
ror-y,h showed to postpone the consideration Of ,hs
resolution until 20 niorio~ " '
MT. Clay having sssented,
Inc question OH this resolution postponed until to.
The bill making appropriation tor M. ,o... ~.
men' Tor the year 1884, read third dime .nd n.ssa
- Mr. White, from the Committee on R-yolur,o",sv
Claims, reported bill for the relief of Fr,,c;s D.
winch was read aud ordered TO a second reading
The bill Tor the better organization Of the Marine Corn.
1" 81 up on Us passage, wa passed BY the following vo,
The Senate then adjourned.
:, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. o'odder', from the Committee OIL the District n, r.
umbia' reported the following:
ID" 70 prohib The Coipof aons OF Washington (,.org.
own ana alexandra. III the Dis'ric, Columbia hon
ISSUING Pronissory Noes Bills, of any deno,na,n,.
ess 'sn len Dollars, after The period therein
co. ana Tor The gradual .whd avail from circulation of
all such Notes or Bills. .,.a r. =.
ne enacted, SC That IL shall moi he lawful for IN.
corporations OF Washington. Geor getown or Aexsn,rs
."s n' ~ oil oumbis or either OF then after the
ns' Gay OF NJ arch, eighteen hundred and IN
than Ten Dollars. '"o"
Sec. z find be uJiUfher enacted That each and an
the Corporations aforesaid shall annually wi n - -
circulation and destroy P'onissory Notes or Bills. resrec
Ivy ssura ny either OF them, oil less denomination
an leu Dollars. so as TO effect reduction nj one ;nI
per annun OF the amount which each Cornor.,;on 800,
nave ~ circulation the said or biIs: and ~,
account al each session. to Congress she wing The ao,
anu exiinguished as aforesaid, aud the balance
still in circulation w "'e
Zee o. ma be Il further enacted. That on failure Of
ener or oil OF the e. rs,ions 10 connIv
The requirements OF second section of this ac, !; ,,
no thereafter, be lawful Tor The Corporation or Corpora
denomination than ten dollars
me oiil was twice read aud committed.
:. adams rose and said, that as the previous day
~ zee" occupied with the election Of Speaker. in.
STEAD oil that business for which the day was sneci.v
sighed VIZ the presentation memorials aud peitons
he would remark, that IL always and iu.tIv Nil 40
"g"y important TO Keep up the conn Aion between the
representative aud his constituents N ,vas Loo., az,
,na"y members had memorials to PRESENT. the post
poneinen' oil which, that the session was a,nroaci
ng us er"sson must necessarily draw after A., i'm,
so serious as to be felt by almost every mem
o' '" we house. lie hoped, therefore, that this dav
would be assigned for their reception. 10Y
MT "lidns said he ohe CT 10 the sroges,;or AZ
H. se'ean rom Massachusetts, in order that the
'o"e 'g proceed with the important business left
hni.hed-ihe Kentucky Con esIed Election "
Mr. Denny moved suspension the rule for the pur
pose Of receiving such pe,ions and memorials ouy a.
should not occasion debate. ' "
The House refused TO suspend the rule for that purpose
"o prosecuted 10 The ooslderson of the subject OF h.
~, KENTUCKY ELECTION.
LIE question pending thereon being the amendnent
proposed by Mr. Banks, viz:
"Ihai the votes or Eli " ilams and w n 49, r
derson county, and those OF William Connor CI,..t".
welsh, mo, Harris, Montgomery yananding ham Jo-
Up mmrsh' Lew Nunnery, Richard Curd Anderson
tuiei' Hickman Evans, Henry Wood, and Rich'J While
oil sessamne eouuty, be counted for Robert r. fletcher
~ Mr. Banks modified il by striking out the names of
ihomas Harris. Levi Nunnery, and Richard Cur al,er
which, he advocated the amendment at length
Mr. Jones Supported the views of the ,n.ori,y of ,h
committee, IN rejecting all these votes 'o
The debate was continued by Mr. Marshall Mr. De-.
and MIR. Hardin when ' 1oPe'
Mr. flanagan offered as amendment resolution 10
strike TWO names, VIZ: Benjamin Hipbv and c,r.y
yhe rom the poll OF Mr.. Lerciier and attach ,h.,o IN
,n"' o. MIR. Moore Alter remarks he consented for
me Presehtto Withdraw it, -
MIR. Vauferpoel argued i'm defence of ,,,., No., s a.,
conm''ees repor which struck oil certain voters in les
san'ine county from MIR. Le,cher's poll '' - 'e'-
Mr. Clayton, MIR. CInlion Allan and NJ R,,rna. ..,s
co. reprohating the principle which the yo e had b
Mr. s. Mcdowell Moore requested aiviso, If a..
ques"o' 30 as 10 nave the qurson first taken ON The
names oil Eli Williams and Wade Dawson and , ON Ire
residue Ms 1.-THE o. the nanss in Mr. Banks amendment
mr. Hsinsr spoke in defence OF the Coumi,,es,s Ps
the other side ''u oe'h taken Oh
S''''o"heA addressed the House in oppo.ifon. O. v
panhg 'he practice in Kentucky the subject Of yotcs
gwen ~ elections, and The grounds Oh which hev cnI
be confirmed aside. NY 'ou''
MIR. PeytoD took the side OF The Committee ins.,,r
maj Tie po-book might be aside by 80
uenre and strong presumption
MI. Oanioie rose TO inquire Of the friends nj AZ
Letcher, whether sufficient for I'm q, col,
ec positive testimony rebuff The negative
when nc ,nsse voters names had been stricken OUT
mr.. Williams insisted that the yotes were !, n, In ho a.,
e un,ess ne testimony OF the Judges VI Election as ell
's,ne shs''b' was produced which had not been done
Mr. Mann repiedihsisfing that the trs,non,, IF a.,
ohe'ih was sufficient: lac dwet upon the yrra, ~
oiorhng any correct judgment so great and co,se1
/ a mass OF testimony. 80 w eo"'"seu
MIR. Oh. Ala replied to the inquiry of Mr. Camille =.
oihe lime enjoyed by Mr. Leicier 10 collect nrooS 70,
speeding his voters. p'o' ~
MIR. Beatty stated the manner in which IN. name. ~
were o'en inserted IN the tax books in KeDtuckv
sif hu"oaid advocated the Striking out of the names
~ msn mug me discussion OF the nature Of the testimony
ny when the goodness OF their was nvalida,eJ
MIR Wayne argued in favor Of admit ing he ,,, =;
question: on the principle that poll. book niglf MOI me-
Pufgeu 90 presumption, unless the bresumnto, ,oss I
operation OF law, and threw tie burden nj n,not a. ~
candidate claiming the benefit the votes ,eco,. snd
was followed by s 'eso'ue"i ana
Mr. j. o. Adams, who argued from the law NJ Ksn
uchy 10 -ew That the voter, ~ unknown TO the Ju,Ices
an" Shei must be sworn and unless il was ,1.
e persons mao not been sworn, they were TO be admit.
ted on the ground OF ihe record.
Mr. Briggs took tie same sde nsis,iov n, q. Ga. ,,,,
"onu never nave been suffered be recorded t o s
closely wlei'sj, unless the law hsd been committed h
Si'' n"Db"rd replied TO Mr.. WAYNE and Mr. Adams
MI Adams replied, explained and ain insisted on kis
former argument. $50 ''''eu y" his
Mr.. Lane moved an adjournment, which prevailing