Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

the offensive word assumption aud 10 inscr----what
DO you think MT Observation-Disclosures no. eir 49,
abuse. lie did not then do homage 20 the
Cwsars-he then willing declare that the conduct
OF inc fresldent-hs own pcrsec ued patriot was a,L
any an abuse ofPower And can he say that this was
10 9uaiy or To molfy the of his chief? No
] say now, that their intention was TO censuie the
rresiueu and ask these gentlemen Why If suel, was
not er intention, they did not manifest their loyalty
on the journal: Why did they attept Ia oualty the
censure only ii they censuc at all? call
upon NOSE VINO are now most strenuous in this attempt
10 expunge all that the Senate have done at their bid
oins I" put themselves right in this matter But fear
these proceedings must 90 through the expunpinr pro-
cess peiore that be done. The second resolution
s us hnoy adopted goes farther than the Senate
sons-it charges the qu0 the Presidcnt-here
us Is s--the vote OF % to 35-Banks and Co. in the
affirmative again. Here is disposition ascrbed TO the
resident, TO extend his powers beyond the pale of the
constitutions here his conduct denounced as
ana not TO be too strongly eondemnedand
gentlemen To and with honicd accents heseech
us To remove this stipn,a
mr.. WArKiSs The gentleman says that Banks 81 Co.
ro'eu IN te alrmatiyew he be good as TO look AT
that occasion.
ar. GiLMEn. did not know that the co partnership
du oceh oissoved see however, that the gentleman
hume Is not IN the bond and congratulate him on his
1Ts0npe from the concern. | had seen a notice OF
uSsoiutlon, but take il are now only TO hold The
surviving partners responsible to return These
gentlemen now come here, and in the most solemn man.
peg US 10 aid IN doing justice ''persecued pa.
uio'. Or, believe, IT there was a man who had
reason 10 exclaim, ''save from my friends can take
care OF my enemies, il is this same patriot OF whom we
SO nucn NO has doubted that. wit all
ms iuults (and as statesman he has MANY Andrew
jackson could take of his enemies and beleve
nc VIII say when he hears the jeremads of his friends
eIe, mat he has TO dread from his friends than
from hs foes. ~ ~
Mr. c. then read the third resolution from the Senate
heSooed, That our Senators in Congress be instruct
VI, ana our Representatives requested their hes
exeions to procure the adoption by Congress of pro
per measures Tor restoring the public monies to the Bank
the United States, at least, for causing them TO be
deposited therein for the future according 10 the dire
uon and stipulation of the of Congress- chartcrny
he SAID Bank if at the time of their action on the sub
ct .ne sad Bank be, IN their opinion safe deposi;o.
ry of the public treasure
The gentleman from Goochand moved to amend this
resolution by striking out the provision for restoring tho
deposits which had been withdrawn from the Ii9i,nd
states Bank and inserting or causing in future the nc.
GIulng revenue to be deposited in the United States
Dank VIII 1t be believed in Gath or Askaou thai
mus was the motion of the gentleman from Goochand
mat me public money should be entrusted 10 the keen.
g;e u mat monster|seven times dead, times
puT,eu-anu whose ghost haunts STILL Yes sir
such indeed was the motion of that gentlemanIond
wneh heard him yesterday endcavor TO exercise te
spirit oil nis dead monster, thought he could NOT Inc
serous-that he was only reheasing for our
inc last scene of some past tragedy thnyht tia, Inc
was DEAD so dead that lis spirit had been allayed
ana tha 1T would enter this Hall or bauf liz
musings or the nursery. But if there be any donbl
gentlemen Will have need of another panic 10 help them
out OIL teir difficulties at the Spring elections hone
we shall here adopt joint resolution with becon,i
solemnity, in the following terms
ReSot1ed, by tie General .qssenJiy of he Cannon
.oeGm 81 pTgnta, That the Bank Of the United States
Is dead and buried s
am sun inclinsd to think the gentleman from Goocb
land would not have been serious ard tha, H. ~
Poron OF ms speech had its origin in the habit familiar
no doubt with many here, of denouncng the monster in
le same breath that lauded the President Nor is il
wonderful since this monster has so lon served so
turn to this woudbe democratic party since this hob
oy has enabled many man to ride office who would
iot come on his own merits they should ven now sneo
t 1er speeches here which they made on the stump
mere are some other votes to which should like io re-
10 20 iui justice to the firm of Banks * Co. but
fear TO do so lest tread on the toes of SOM, GS g.
whose tender places feel much concern. Mr. G. Then
Ieuu me 4th resolution of the Senate and was about "a
proceed, when, it being after o'clock Mr. Mnlen ast
ked him to give way for a motion to adjourn.