Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

he taken up at this time. lie did not wish to interfere
with the discussion Of laSc under consideration.
He would ask that they be Lid the table in order that
they mig ht be printed the % die members. AL
AT VS. request the Clerk then read the resolutions,
Us follows:
,"WLcEeas The General Assembly of Virginia did, on
inc llh Gay CT February in Tic year thousand eight
iu!!red ana thirty fur, agree "Prru::ILr and Rrso
!urons OH the subject of ir renewal OF the public de-
pnstrs from tie Bank OF t!.e Unrd STATES and against
the power caltnrt by Congress rstaisi al, United
otacs b"E, WHICH are ia tie words and figures iu'w
Ing. 10 VII:
"iri"A 'br Gs""'a Assembly Of vaa Iee.r it u ,;e IT,
he mIs ac, Practice" ~irr vested b. the Co..
siItu:oG, the anil u: tn.
Stiles, IL CA-rs=s a>se"aI. ni al pr.a,.
ol'rl,I" % a. iit "G"rA on. o.
bI tri OF: oi ,i'm!
rhseo's
the l'Usien: o; the C"I state: ess c"so ors' tho pub
lie dci1rc., rausil; wi:r..ii AL! hi.lwn
rr:., 'i; it"u III! tui, States back which they hn
esi o'i":i - u placed by 'r c {" tn->s HE said
B"* Hs JuL::me ~ he naecI Assembly. dangerous u":
uI1rmi"a ".s4'" o. p""Sr t a ";tsf ic e""'' 10 oo
hrsDi..d TIA. .i. ;ie:ctai As.cm wi:Ies1, b. ':ay
10 tai" The rs'n"; IN ,s "Asr'e W 81: sh ro"ctI as the
Consultation has c"lIIe 10 him. i.cy "cvs:tH, taa"" but
s.Ii 49,: tension ."i c.t'u G'.,i"' to 'H'ni has
c!'a; mi:s;e let his vi" ih' It"a"u'y De
eiat!"i "":e" Soi'!'j i ie Leaf o. sEt
E.sOis faa: oar Ssa,e. in Con rs1
Representatives rlJcc. Distractions to
the a"4i'O: by Cse. Of pfo?r iasu"s o reaoil" The
publ: Lonr The lAIh UitL S!aIr Gsi,
ns lrn Iu b" "l"'s :"r" Ir future t'odns to the d.
ts' '!O" al" s'a" u s 80 a co":: eLs';er: The sid
bn@ II, IIr vi the uhj i!i saL ELHn @U
II" 'r.' op"o", sa;" fos!o oI The ru"'. treasure.
eonu'n4 te ""ef ~Lh a ':cA ciaI'i ny Cclsis' l" rS
tahis! United Si"" Bank. the G"a"Ta
gwen Coas by OF TASTED Sa'es.
49, Re,orG That the Gtaea As,el.a, ~ nL by the
Bank OF the L"sL states 10 pnaiy, impa
tie force d ;cr Misrepresentation o The "hho ADJ withdrawing
SOC. Rsslrci T.at The Gcyr!lor Comn;orw
qussrL I; OF ,s resolutions rnris VI ScEa
Representatives. ;r.s+ uMrd S,ass.'
And whereas. tie General ssrIhy had rahttuI
horty Il act upon tie subject u! the aforesaid preamble
and resolutions; but The la wing been without just
cause impfovdcmy adopted, with te exception OF tile
fourth rrs"tut:ou; therefore,
"EsOlrc4 by ta;s General .1sScmHy If Ilrgiuin That
the said rccited preamble and resolutions, except the
fDurth be- and the hereby gcscIdcd, and de-
clafed null and void
Mr. PARKER wished to ask the gentleman from Coach
land question. lie had said that these resolutions were
written Ohio and SIR T. would be clad To- know WIN
they had not been offered before, for cy really seemed
IL hun to br lrst in order for cuIsidrra y! WHY did
not The gentleman urr tho the leading horses of
his team, ANA which did he should 60 foremost in
this tandem team of resolutions: lie should suppose that
it tie House commenced action this proposition, they
must defer te other MIR. L. had all a!"ng thought that
the House ought to have begun home with this pro.
Of publication, and nave pucked The bcal from its
eye before they attempted to take the Of
lhil Ol Orilitc Dl l he prrSentl
ton Of these resolutions made the situation the Demo
cratic Republican Party rather aws ward omr as they
seemed ~ have s"Ac nD tic battle with but halt OF their
fire IL order.
Mir HENsHAw asked for the ayes and noes the mo.
ton 10 lay the resolutions the table. The question
being then put, decided in Tie affirmative by Sol
lowing vote:
y!yss-Messrs. tanks, (Speaker.) l.aync Wiley Nc.
Cl!nt!c Miller: DccampS, Iu!nbull Mallory, D"okcr,
Austin, Samuel, Richardson, JoI.son, Ill., ispn, OF
g., Vaughan, Hunter, ul EssrX Smith Of Faugulcr,
Strange, Swger llplnd Watkins, Hail, Of Graz son,
Carr:my,on, Coleman, SLOAN Nixon, Gsodlil, HARRISON,
RrLnsoa, Hays. Bard. Ia lar. lr, Of L. Harris, Rags
dale Taylor oi II. II NJ. Rogers, Gar2nL o! NJ Wll-
ley, Morgan; Chapman, lmgcs. Slr'rard Brown Of n,
Cooke, Leland, Fitzgerald, jr, Wootolk, Almond,
Williams Aaftrney, Ai"tcit, Conrad, lessee, NJ 'lu!lrn.
Bare lilnkcr, Harley CruIc:.icld Mvmcurr, Spratlcy
Gillespie: Gibson. Saunders, aud Brown, oI P.-77.
-Huys-Mcssrs Grina!ds, Garland, Of ~. BrgDhc,
Campbell, Hunter, Of u llenshaw, Bruhrng, Chris
tan, Ball. NTH. Of G. Summers, ll"oe, Carter, Powell,
"aggrncr Ecnton, Alurdaugh, PARKER Chaplnr, Mas.
ieFs, Swanson, Whether, Morris r D"rnan Ley bum,
Butts Jclt, Pcn!iss Cunnim. nam. and Staia!t.;J.
On molon Of MIR. WATKINS, TIM RESOLUTIONS were
drrcd 10 be printed.
Mr.. DooKlR moved that the resolutions insttuc!ing
our Senators III Congress the subject OF cxpungng,
Gr taken up.
Mr. PARKER said that the resolutions introduced this
morning, gave entirely aspect the question.
lie did mol know what the gentleman from Gouchland
br Considered as an amendment or substitute IL Tic
punglng rrSu!utluns dependent proposition.
IL they were 10 be- considered as the iur'cr, certainly
wond nat t proper ROW l., prrcrrd discuss tic Gu"stnn
of cxpuny:ny tie Senae's resolution If they in
tended independent proposition, lie would ask ii
proper consistent to instruct Senators 10
DEAN an act in great Measure prompted by these
solutions OF the lrsla:nrr proposed t. ne rrScnI
ed. lie wou! ask l!!r gentleman from GoocInd, vile.
tlrr II could possibly % rrcnncIHcG wish p.rprIrt" 10
pass crnSurc upon r act of Tie Senate list, While
motion pending :escind the act Of this Igisa-
irrr, II; consequence T." which, 10 great degree, In, Sc
nat" 5 rrs".uiiUI owed It's existence: NJ. +. did mol
know that others would agree with him ii: tbs :vw Tut
1t Vas dne to lis own oin"n to III" dignity Ii! The
Commonwealth, and 10 The interests Of the people. that
tins motion 10 rv:':nd the act Of cwn Legislature
should first hc acted on and that the two Questions
should thus be placed in their proper od"r. 10 test .e
SCSc ol the House on this point he moved that The
lumns offered b. The srnrIaa from Guociand, he Ia
ken up and Rad EJr the Information Of members who
absent when lEcy were intrn!ncrd
The SPEAKER said That The resolutions IN the sub
ject "a r1pIng!ng brlg Tic unfinished business ol yes
lcIC:ir, must Lr iirst disp:srd Of
Mr. pAnaEH then mpse! IL lay the Exrungng Reso
!uio::s It's. table. Ii lie resolutions; introduced this
morning were Intended as independent rroPositian it
requisite that the order in which they to be
considered. should be changed.
hIr. WA:hNs sad !r opposed 10 the g"a.leHaans
motion. He thought Tie consideration 81 the EXpung
ns Resolutions ought "a - 1t true they had
been told by grm;lcrn the Opposition ,d that these
measures u redress ought To begin 1t home Perhaps
this argument mi gil! have hid force, there
considerations. connected with the Expunging
question, which rrnG'ccd lis decision na.rr OF pra
~ Importance. ii gentlemen the other side So
thoroughly convinced that cur action this sub cct
ought TO beg Il! home why ind they not moved rcs.lu
tons to thai effect; But. SIR said Mr. w.. il is nccrssa
that the! instructions IL Senators should be first
accd upon; tor III the event Of their seeing TT 10 resign
their seats the duty will drvn!vc upon the Legislature
l., apunt their But if the order of coDs
drrIng these two propositions were reversed, the in
structons mig reach the Senators az late period
to allow The L"gSlatu'c to act upon the appointment Vi
their successors, should they resign. After the House