Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

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dent 10 ascertain ON what terms the depuse banks will
agree discontinue all paper currency III notes OF less
value than twenty dollars.
| prBLlc nEPosIrEs.
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill 10 regulate
| the deposites of the public money.
The question being on the motion of MIR. Leigh TO
amend by inserting provision that the banks receiving
the public deposes shall, upon day fixed, show tnat
they have in their vaults specified proportion OF specie
Alter few words from MIR. Leigh, the amendment
was agreed to.
Mr. Calhoun moved to strike out the Whole OF Tie
amended clause.
| The mendment agreed to- .u
| The bill vas further amended, motion OF Nlessrs
Leigh, Wright, and Walker.
Mr. Wright moved an amendment rendering II neces'
sary that the banks should have IN their Vaus Us I
specie as the Secretary Of the Treasury may thnk ne
ceSsary TO insure safety Of the public depostes 'hee
| in.
The amendment was agreed 10. w
Mr. Benton moved to amend the bill ey inserting
provision that the surplus public deposltes shall be sent
TO the United Suites nt for the purpose OF coming Or
| for safe keeping. . -.
Some discussion ensued this proposition, in which
Nessrs Ewinq of Ohio, Leigh, and Benton, took part
On motion Of Sir Benton, The question was divided
and the yeas and nays ordered on the first branch
Of The question The question was then taken, and de-
Yeas-Glessrs Benton, Black, B-ownJ Buchanan
Cuhbert, Ewing of Ill., Grundy, Hendricks, King of
Ala, King of Ca, Knight, Norris Niles Page, Rives
Robinson, Rugg!es, shePleyI famadgc Walker, White
NaHs-Nlessrs Calhoun, Clay, Criuenden, Ewing of
Ohio, Goldsborough Kent, Leigh, ManguIn, Moorc,
Naudain, Nichoas, Porter, Prentiss Preston, Robbins
! Swift, Webser-l7
The question was then taken the second branch Of
| the amendment and decided Us follows:
| Yeas-Messrs Benton, Brown, Ewing Of ILL.,, Grun-
dy, McKean Morris, Nicholas, Niles, Page, Robinson,
Ruggles, Walker, Wh.e-l3.
.Says-Mcssrs. ;, Black, buchanan, Calhoun, Clay,
Cri,tendeh Cutbert, Davis, Ewing, of Ohio Goldsoo-
rough Hendricks, King, of Alabama, King Of Georgia
ss, Preston, Rives, Robbins, Shepley, Swift Tullmadge,
Tomlnson, Webster, Wright-25
| Mr. Benton moved to amend the bill in the 9th sec.
ton to have preference given to such banks in
the selection Of depose banks will engage to issue no
notes Of less than 2D denomlnation and be able to
gold circulation, and asked the yeas and nays,
which ordered.
Yeas-Messrs Benton, Black, Brown, Grundy, King
Of Geo, McKean Morris, Niles, Page RiVes Robinson,
Ruggles, Talmadge, Walker, Whi!e-l5.
! Tays-Messrs. Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, Crtlenden,
Davis Ewing of Illinois, Ewing Of Ohio, Goldsboroug
Hendricks, King Of Ala, Knight, Leigh Moore, Nau'
dan Nicholas Porter pIentiss pEe,tons Robbins, shep
! ley, Swift, Toninson, Webser-23
! Mr. Porter moved to amend The 18th section, as to
exempt from division at the banks the received un.
der the bill to appropriate, for limited e the proceeds
| Of the public lands
Mr. Calhoun moved to amend this amendment by
adding the words provded said bill shall become law
The yeas and nays being demanded and ordered, the
question taken the motion Of MIR. Calhoun, and
| decided as follows:
Ycas-Messrs Black, Calhoun, Clay, Crttenden,
Davis, Ewing Of Ohio, Goldshorough, Hendricks, Kent,
Knight, Leigh, Mexican, Mangum Moore, Porter, Prem
tiss, Preston, Robbins, Swift, Tomlinson, Webster,
Mays-NIessrs. Benton, Brown, Culhbert, Ewing of
| Illinois, Gruudy, Hubbard Morris, Naudain, Nicholas,
Niles Rives, Shep'ey, Tallmadge, Upton, Walker,
Wright-lG.
TIE question was then taken on Mr.. Benton amend.
/ ment as amended, and decided follows:
leas-Alessrs. Benton, Brown, Cuthbert, Ewing, of
Illinois, Hendricks Hubbard, King, of Georga, Nor
rs, Niles Prentiss Rives, Ruggles shepley, Walker,
Nays-Messrs: Black, Calhoun, Clay, Crit,enden,
Davis, Ewing, of Ohio GoId,borough, Grundy, Kent,
Knight, Leigh, Mexican, Mangum, Moore, Naudain,
Nicholas, Porter, Preston, Robbins, Swift, Tallmadge,
| Upton, Tomlinson, Webster, Wrght-23.
Mr. Calhoun moved fill the blank for the amount
Of money 10 be left in the Treasury with 'two millions"
Before any question taken, after few words from
MI Calhoun and Mr.. Webster
The Senate djourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The pension bills ordered to be engrossed for third
reading Saturday, scveraly read third time,
and passed. 80.
Mr. Pinckney moved the suspension Of the Rules for
the purpose Of allowing him TO 10 take up the bill
for the establishment Of naval depot at Charleston,
S. &. The motion was lost.
MIR. Sutherland, from the Committee Commerce,
to which the had been referred, reported the fol-
lowing Bills bill making appropriations for the i'm
Of certain harbors therein mentioned for the
ess 1885; and bill making appropriations for building
lighthouses lighboats buoys and making surveys Tor
1885; both Of which were committed
On motion of Dir. Williams of KY,
Resotred That the Committee on Naval Affairs be in.
struced to inquire into the expediency Of passing law
for the benefit Of the heirs Of John Tupman, who
officer in the Navy during the revolutionary
On motion of Mr. Williams, Of KY,
Resolred, That the Committee Revolu tionary PEN
sons he instructed inquire into the expcdiency Of re-
Installing Solomon Prewe Of Kentucky, pensioner.
MICHIGAN BOUNDARY.
The House took up for consideration the bill to esu
bsh the Northern boundary Of Ohio and to provide for
the admission Of Michigan into the Union.
MIR Pinton renewed the motion made by him unsuc-
cessfuy, in Comnitse of the Whole to amend the bill
by adding to the second section the following:
And provided also, and it is hereby further expressly
declared that II the convention provided for in the third
section of this shall not the therein requr
ed the boundaries of the States Of Ohio and Indiana shall
nevertheless be and forever remain fixed and established
between them and Michigan, as the same are in this act
above specified and described
Mr. Vinton asked The yeas and nays on the ques.
tion and they er4ared, and, being taken,
as follows:
Ysas-Messrs. Ile,nsu Allen, Ashley, Bailey Bond,
Boon, Bunch, J. Cahoon, W. B. Calhoun, Campbell,
Claiborne, Clark, Corwin Crane, Darlington, Dcberry,
Denny, Evans, Everett, P. C. Fuller, Rice Garland,
Granger, Graves Grayeon, Grenne!l, Griffin H. Hall,
Hard, Hardin araI Earpsr, Haze!line, Hester, iloa
owsti rum, 1n9tfsoil, WIN JACKSON james, H. john
son, B. Jones, Knnad, Lane, Lawrence, Lay, l.. Lea
Lincoln, Love, Lucas, s. Eiesoa Maury, McCarty, Nc
KEENAN,, MeLenc. Mercer, MilIigan, Morris, j. A.
Pearce, Petgrew Phillips Pinckpey, Reed, RUSSELL W.
Standetr Steele, Store Talialerro Underwood Vnlon
Washington, E. Whi!,esey, L. WiIIams-sl.
Nays-Niessrs John, @. Adams, Chiffon Allan, An.
thony, ASH Barton, Bean, Beaumont, Bockee Borden
Bouldin Bovee, Boyd Briggs, Brown, Buchanan, Burns
Canb,eeng Casey, CLANCY, Chapman Chaplin, John
i. Fl. Claiborne Colss, .Connor, Craig, Craucr Cus
man hcAsfson Pick @oSbedey ,assosS IT.
t ns1 fa5ayyi Hail. 4aner Hannegan, s. Harri