Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-14

boards OF Currency, with authority TO issue bills
notes, &c.
The Speaker decided this amendment out of order.
nasmuch as the 10th section made appropriation OF
$50 900 for the purpose OF procuring eneravrs print
ing of notes, SC. which would render necessary that
the bill should be committed.
MIR Ewing struck the 10th section when the sub.
stitute was declared 10 be in order
Mr. Ewing addressed the House in favor of his pro-
position, and concluded his remarks by moving to refer
the bill and amendments Sclsct Committee of one
member from each State.
The motion was ncga,ived, by large majority
MIR Ewing again addressed the House in favor of his
substitute.
Mr. Robertson next obtained the floor and after speak
ing some time ON the various questions presented by
bill, and i'll opposition it, provisions and the views of
the Secretary of the Treasury the subject of the dis
position of the public moneys he gave way (vithout con-
GLIDING his rcnIarks) TO motion by Mr. Wise, for an
ADJOURNMENT; which carried.
The House then adjourned.
s'1ssena1.-ss- UednoSday, fe5ruary1I.
IN SENATE.
After the transaction of the usual aud ord
ness the bill making appropriations for the Cumbc
Road was taken up for consideration. After an ANNA
ted discussion in which Mcssrs Clay Preston buchanan
Hill, hendricks, and Ewing, took part the Senate pro-
ceodcd To the consideration of Executive business and
the doors being opened. adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
MIR Chnn, from the Committee for the District of Co
lunba reported bill to amend the in relation to the
BAIT and Ono Rail road Company,-P for
Washington; which was read twice
L. JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
Mr Foster, from the Committee the Judiciary to
whom was referred that portion of the Presidents mes
sage which recommended revision and extension of
the Judiciary system of tic Us States and also the hi;
heretofore submitted to this House relative to the ycn
sion ofhe circuit. &c reported the following resolution:
ReS0frtd, That the Committee the Judiciary be
discharged from the further consideration OF the part of
the PRESIDENT message, which relates the extension
OF The Judiciary system Of the U. 81 and of the bill from
e iouSe oil representatives TO amend the judicial sys-
tenn OF the United States 1T being manifest the time
TO clapse before the constitutional terminate oc pre-
sent Congress- is insufficient to and pass any law
on the subject, to which the message and bill refer
the Instance fhs con @ad 5SpoEH II Ss red iio "a,
the committee, and he now offered the following amend
Reso'eed, That the Committee on the Judiciary to
whom was referred that part of the Presidents message
winch relates TO an extension of the judicial system of
the United States be instructed report bill by which
the benefits of said system may be equally extended TO
all the States of the Union
Mr. f. explained his reasons for offering this amend
ment' lie submitted that the reason contained in the
& was not sufficient to justify the Committee in
the course thai they adopted TO
nave reported bill, and to have left to the House tbc
decision OF the question. whether there was time
to act upon it, ~
Mr. Hardin defended the course Of tbe con,;,,o 80
the ground that there on seventeen Parliamentary
DAYS LETT before the adjournment of Congress- and that
uiere was not time to act this subject with the dc.
peIaloh required lie moved that the resolution and
amendment be laid the table
Mr. reynolds called for the yeas and nays
ir Hardin Withdrew his motion to Law on the table
ana alter some further discussion in which Messrs
Thomas Foster, Garland, and NI'KinIey took part.
On motion OF Mr.. Watmough,
The House proceeded the order of the day and re-
Suuleo the consideration OF the bill to regulate
PUBLIC DEPosfrrs
Mr. Robertson resumed; and havng concluded HE re-
MARKS ne moved to refer the bill to the Committee on
ways and Means, with instructions TO report bill 10
dispense with the agency of all banks as fiscal agents of
the government.
MIR Sambreleng said he with great reluctance TO
oppose inc notion concurring as he generally did ine
views OF inc member from Virginia. He supported the
OIL as the only practicable in their power
to limit Executive discretion and proceeded to enter AT
so le general subject OF banking and free trade.
MT Clayton having obtained the floor. proceeded 10
JuS,y h'HSeif rom the sandcrous insnuaons, that he
hau Deeh influenced by pecuniary accommodation 10
Withdraw his opposition TO the United States Bank; and
ne explained ut length the why was induced
osuPPort the motion to commit and 10 oppose the bill
reported by the Committee of Ways and Means
Mr. Mann replied to the remarks which had fallen from
the members from Virginia (Nlr Gordon and Mr. R,cr,
SOM relative TO the political power and influence Of The
otate OF ~ york; concluding that they the results
OF her geographical advantages and of her system of To-
gsatioand that such political power as she possessed
nd never been made Of to prejudice ofother nas
OF inc Union. lie hoped the bill would become law.
hir Robertson and Mr.. Gordon severallv protested
against any improper differences being drawn from Ian
guage which was intended TO apply only 10 the question
me management OF the public money in that quarter
mr WILSON, OF Va, niimatcd his intention TO suppof
NC Dill, ana his regret that he conld not supuoft liz
9endincnis offered by The members from Virginia
hir. vance moved an amendment, for the equal disri-
I,2n OF the public money, if there any surplus &c
& in ORDER Wa
r. moved that the same be printed. and declared
leHtion OF calling it. up OF n pfopcr season
r. G motion agreed TO-
y llanncgan moved the previous question
mckinley moved call of the House
peaker REQUIRED to a decision made AZ tho laef
on Congress, by which call of the House could
fdercd ali 1t WIS ascertancd to have been second
*x<We Speaker remarked Chat he confirmed this So
r. cislon' although be did soagainsthis osn ndivi
hin nion.
' si hnley appealed from The decision Of the Chair
NJ akcr SAID, the question would then be- whether
= tT should sustain the decision Of the Chair
Nj rs called Tor the yeas and nays thereon,
=, WI ordered
essr asit.sssSIaad participated,
r - - DbdtIc House refused IN Sc
nd question, ayos So, noes 100.
III - committing the bill 10 the
4 - and Mesns, with Instructions sc.
zff'uFgcs moved an adjournment which ne snbse.
quenuy Withdrew.
Mr. Fillmore colicdfora division Of ibe question and
whicn having been put on that part Of the notion viz
The motion rejected Yeas 81 Nays rs.
ne question recurring u The amendment proposed BY
Mr. Ewing, which contained 20 sections &c provides
~ detail Tor general uniform currency founded upon
be perfected end ssued under he control Of Congress-