Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21


RECONSIDERATION Of the the resolution rea i've TO
tn. cons'ituion.ty nt the Bank.
r brown said, that question OF Convenience, the
mole he proposed preferable one II would he Ia.
convenient 10 consider the taken yesterday
on nesn'jeet BESIDES. the method he had suggested
"o.d he noie pa iiamentary.
Mr. Coson expressed his pleasure the prospect tina,
"e pa Ties were coming 10 understanding II the pro-
position the gen -sn from Petersburg wa, ouch a, be
could ss'e To, lie would Withdraw his motion. lie did
not know whether the mode proposed by the gentleman
from Petersburg would be in order. The Chair would
decide that question
The Speaker said the gentleman might lay the re soiu.
ions OH the table; but no OF the resolutions could be
superseded having been decided by The House, unless
the vote upon IL were &C considered.
MIR. Brown was OF opinion. that when the resolutions
were ad ON the table. an entirely proposition could
be brought in. which would he placed on = new ground
Mr.. Bolts sai that the Chair had taken the same vie w
ne had taken OF the proposed course. he House had
decided on those resolutions, aud that decision coni
NOT De changed excepting by considering the ON
each The gentleman rom Petersburg had it in his pow
er to DO what he desired by another course; motion to
&c consider III II were unders God that such a motion
would be made, Mr. Is. should against the indie
poHponement.
MI Colsion woul agree to withdraw his motion at any
une when he was sure that something would be done to
oiseohnectthe two subjects But he would agree TO
take up the question OF the const,utionaty OF the Bank
Tomorrow; al'ho he would agree to take up during the
session. and he promised the House that should not pass
without discussion. There had bee an YES
terday that this subject should be discussed but he
could not consent again to allow it pass in the same
silent manner Ii postponed fortnight or So il could
oe debated separately, and deliberate decision be
taken upon i-He did not clearly course pointed
out oy the gentleman from Petersburg-but he did see
clearly the way suggested by the gentleman from Hem
rico. II the gentleman from Petersburg would move to
consider the OIL the resolution Of the gentleman
from Sposylvania, Mr. c. would withdraw his motion -
he wished to be that the House should be
from the trap which had been SET into which the op
ponens oil the PRECEDENT had fallen. But he could not
consent TO lay the resolutions the table, to enable any
gentleman to call the whole part them, and 10 be
the House get clear of the question which had been i'm;
properly Introduced FIRST, and then any resolution which
might be brought in would be entitled to consideration.
MT stevenson said, he could not sit still, and the
remarks which had been made The gentleman from
Berkeley says trap has been for him and those who
agree with him in supporting the of the
Bank OF the United Statc,. trap! what sort of tran,
DID The gentleman mean TO say that he (Mr S) had
squeezed little bitter into the draught which had been
presented 10 him and his fendsand which intend 10
force them 10 swallow, before have done with the sub
Ject! II So Mr. s. would admit the fact. But was not
done by unfair means-it fair and above board IL
was not done as trap, and far Mr. s. concern
ed, the insnuaion made impression. The question
now under consideration is the indefinite po.ponelnent-
oher gentlemen are in favor OF considering the vote
gwen yesterday. Mr.. S. should give his vote against
ei'her oil those notions He wished the resolutions TO
stand a. they He wished them TO 90 forth CEN
surfing the President the his me of which
he was the author and which such
consequences 10 the public But he wished this censure
10 De accompanied with declaration that the Bank WAS
not constitutional. Gentlemen had sad that thew were
no, properly connected To this objection he replied ,ha,
he knew OF no two subjects which more intimately
connected ihan these The deposites the property Of
the Government and il it the right of the Leg:Ia.
lure 10 ACT on The subject OF their removal il was also
er right 10 act upon the consutionsiy of the nsitu
lion from which they removed.-Mr s. should have
voted yesterday for the third resolution hut for the word
unconstitutional which il contained He admitted that
the removal oil the deposites wrong that was i'm
proper that it was inurousbu he would not say that
was unconstitutional The gentleman from Berkeley wish
co 10 force Mr. So and those with whom he acted 10 ira
vel with him as far pleasant to him. and then 10
part company But will not allow him 10 do so II
was Yesterday made matter OF complaint that Federal
heauohs mad been introduced into the discussion of this
qhesuon-and now II proposed consider the vote
And Tor what purpose'-To allow discussion at future
day. when Federal Relations would he sole topic Has
not this resolution gone forth the winds OF
and was not considered throughout the country as the
decision OF the Legislature this And we're
they now to undo what they had done and for what p
argue the question of the constuionaIy of the Bank
which had already been solemnly decided! DO we mean
to triile with our opinions Do mean to re with
our principles! After hard struggle as he had ever
seem ana the decision OF the question, would be per-
verse waste Of time into debate on the subiec,
IL could not change the opinion Of the Housefor gentle
men mgh. as well endeavor shake the prin
cpe OF our religion to alter the principles this House
sustained ny the resolution adopted yesterday Mr. was
sorry The from Petersburg had so much
10 me gentleman from Berkeley He though constitu
enai opinion deliberately expressed by House. oupb,
not TO be e-consdered for the purpose allowing il TO be
debated 1t would be useless waste time IN oS
acourse lie trusted the House would and
adhere to the opinion it had expressed,hat thew would
not weave peneopes web in the day. only 10 undo IL in
and declared Bank Of the u States and
In doing this he thought they had done all that was re-
Some conversation here took Mace min,
decided by the Speaker.
Mr. Garland Of Amherst, said lie had RETAINED from
mngng in the debate, and had hoped tina, he should not
deem IT necessary TO address the House He ,rus,ed
some method would be devised by which these two sub
Jec's should be disconnected He wished IN know TN
the THAR whether il the motion postpone
should be rejected would not he in order TO move re-
consideration OF the vote the resolution adoped yes
terday declaring the Bank of the u. States NJ
hona 1.-The Speaker said il would Mr. G. toned tho
motioh would be wihdrswn, and that the subjects would
be separated by motion TO consider that vote hic
he hoped the gentleman from Petersburg or some oIher
member might be induced 10 make Mr.. g. ,ho,
mere was no necessary copnexion between the wo sn
iects the President had been guilty OF usrpinq no
es which did not belong 10 him. ncumben Mt on The
Legislature 10 say So in relation 10 that separate and
uhc' question: uDconnected with any other The oene
man VINO mad proposed, by the introduction of is,inr
SUBJECT 10 confuse the action OF this BODY had congra
,a'ed himself on the success OF his ende svours He
had said that he would force the House 10 swaow ,i
phi, bitter as the ingredients were 10 some of he
befs Mr. ". said he should not vince AZ The nraso,;
ton lweny-our years he had pre- HE on;n,
and he ieared not 10 express 1t here or else here
lslihe was IN minority in this Assembly
were passed against the charter the Bank of ,le IT
re nau then seat In another branch Of the Legsa,ra
ana ne had Tie brmness-although he did not srrogae ~
himself an uncommon portion Of that auaIitv 10 80
YER tna PERIOD there was not popular snbee Il,
~ state thsn The re.cbsrterng ote Bank of The I;,aJ
oates ANA this sentiment produced bv tho ,o,aI
experience OF The necessity Of such an ns,ituou C. i,
would he at the present period, The Bank uinh, ~
oowh under the camor now raised against il bnf H.
years would not roll round, before the United Sa,es If
America would call for the establisbme nj of Bapk Tbo