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


WIN the discussion Of those under consideration
Tie would ask that they be laid on the table in order that
.ney might be printed for the of the members Al
follows
whereas the General Assembly of Virginia did. on
,ne in gay OF February in the year thousand eight
nuiofeo anu thrty four, agree "Preabe and Rrso-
lutons ON the subject OF the renewal of the public de-
postcs iro' the Bank of the United States aud against
s.e owsI eiansa ~ Congress t. establish United
oa'es BANS which are Ia the words 6gnres follow
ing, To wi,:
mo-. the Gsasf. A..e"bs of vsuia Of the ut
Us made to abide al Peieo, ~heIe by the V
States in Congress e.ssnb an Nil xpsii nes OF ~, n,s,;r,
operation govsrnneni. or,d tha n.is,n,y ~
By them, any Officer yr,hs II ..is"
Ss rssede"'s Tor r,hs aud still gssaef usoracn-
a. K..s!sed BY te Gsasra Assembly That tho recent &C, Of
lie depo.ie y causing them be whirawn on hi.
been oo., 10 ~ p 'hs Unite! states Bank "ich they he'd
ns nsnmpu' oil power BY thai officer which
', "saS eo os,a.1 ned,
TO sustain the President ia the OF ali such ers as .
gard with apprehension dislfus lie Lisno,,s 10, o ~;
oe,s authority bsyond ia just and proper limits which he has 30
pa,sn, Of the Federal Gov ia the exercise SQUAD dis
which Congress had sohdjod the head
'o Resoie.i our saa,o in Coa,,, b., and
our Representatives. 5 rsuesod their cxcrtons pro-
cure the ado'on by Congress Of restoring the
rug mem 20 DC deposited therein for future according
bank IL tho time on the Subject the So ID Bank be-
L. Res"si Inc, s, ,o y Of The pas,s treasure
son,u,sa which claimed by Congress to ga
assembly! alb@y have heretofore olsu declared that
Resoee the Do no, ia,snI ~ the
Ssas Of S ., ,s !" regard 70 the
the so'ss Of their Misrepresentation OF withholding
ne.esd Tha, the Governor of the DO re-
tho coos OF tho u 70 our soma
land whereas, the General Assembly had ri,,httn an
hory to act upon the subject of the aiorc said preamble
anu resolutions; but the having been without Just
cause ipiovdcntly adopted, with Tic exception of th.
fourth resolution; therefore,
"RcS0rcd, by hS General lssenLiy of piyy;,;, Tia,
me sid ecited preamble and resolutions except the
iourt Ic, and The same hereby rescindrd and de-
clarcd null and void. -
MIR PARKER wished to ask the ger tleman from Coocb
land question lie had said that these resolutions were
written IN Ohio. and Mr. r. would be glad TO know whv
lh.y had not been offered BEFORE for they really seemed
TO ihm TO be first in order for considerations Why did
not Tie gentleman oiic them the leading horses of
ms team ana which did he mean should go foremost in
tins tandem team OF resolutions? He should suppose tba,
the House commenced action this Proposition tlev
must deter the other Mr. r. had all along thouph Thai
the House ought to have begun home with This pro-
cess oil PurlcAiion aud have pucked the BEAM from it's
n eye oeiore they attempted 10 take the of
HAT OF The Senate OF the United States The nresena
on OF these resolutions made the situation of the Demo-
cratic republican Party rather awkward one as they
seemed 10 nave gone INTO ic battle with hall of their
fire in order. - $500
MIR. lESsHAw asked for the ayes and noes on tho ma,
ton 10 lay the resolutions on the table The question
being then put was decided in The affirmative by te fol-
lowing vote;
> &C.
Chntc, Miller, DecamPs, Turnbul Mallory, Booker
AUSTIN, Samuel, Richardson, Johnson Hill " tsnn OF
g., vaughan, Hunter OF Essex, Smith, of Fauqucr
Strange, Sicger, Holland, Watkins Hail OF Gravson
Darlington, Coleman Sloan, Nixon, Gvodali Harrison
hincheloe, toniane, Gregory, Griggs r, Berry Fleet
d HgDi" To~ lays BeSrd fayior Of L. Harris Rags
icy, Morgan, Chapman, lnges, Sherrard, Brown of ~
SIohe, Leland, Fitzgerald, jr., Voolfolk Almond,
Williams hlarleney, Aloielt, Conrad lessee 81 iullen
Bare tinker Harley, Crutchield, Moncurc, Spraley
1iilrsp'e, Gibson Saunders, aud Brown, of TT
Nays--McssTs. Grinalds, Garland of A. Brooke
campbell Hunter, OF u, llensbaw, Beuhring Chris.
iian Dali, SMITH OF G., Summers Hooc Carter Powell
Waggcner, Bcnton Murdaush Parker CbnnIne NJ
tiers, SWANSON Wilchcr Morris ir Dormni' Ic,bnr,
Butts, Jeti, Prentss, Cunningham, and StanafdE3O
On motion OF Mr. WArEIAs, tie resolutions were or
deIcd 10 be printed.
air BooKkR moved that the resolutions insltuclu,,
our Senators in Congress the subject of expunging
MIR. PARKER said that the resolutions introdnc.d ,b;
morning, gave an entirely aspect TO the question
ne did not know what the gentleman from, GoochIaud
proposed whether the Resolutions last ouI
be considered amendment or substitute TO Tho
PChsihg resolutions, independent proposition
.ey were To be considered as the former certainly
woud not be proper now 10 proceed the
OF expunging the Senate resolution If they ,Yerr in
hued as an independent propositions he would ask if il
was proper OF consistent instruct our Senators la
ue' an act IN great measure prompted by these re-
solutions OF the Legislature proposed to be rescnd
ca ne would ask the gentleman from Goochland whe-
'her IL could possibly be reconciled with prouretv IA
pass censure upon the of the Senate h,si vLc ~
motion was pending To rescind the act Of this cgisla
lure, IN conse quence which, a great degree the So
maze 3 resolution owed its existence Mr. F. did not
know That others would agree with him in this view but
IL was due 10 his own opinion to the di1nitv Of In,
commonwealth, and 10 the interests of the peoue Thai
'is motion 10 rescnd the act OF our own Legislature
should hrst he acted on and that the two question.
should linus he placed in their proper order To Test The
sense O the House this point he moved that the reso
,u'ohs offered by The gentleman from Goochland be Ia
ken up, ana read Tor the information of members who
were absent when they we're introduced
Inc SPEAKER said that the resolutions upon the sub-
Jcct :" eHPungng being the unfinished business of veg
terday must be first disposed of.
MI PARKER then moved to Law the Exnunginy Rnso
utons Oh the table. 1t the resolutions I'M rluced this
morning were intended independent proposition il
was requisite that the order in which they were TO be
considered, should be changed
Mr. WATKINS said Ie was opoosed to the oen,le,o,n
motion lie thought the consideration of The E.p,,o.
ing resolutions ought TO 90 1t was true they had
been told by gentlemen the Opposition side that se
measures oil redress ought To begin home Perhaps
ths argument might have had force, were therc
not olheT considerations connected with the Exuunoify
question, which rendered its decision matter OF Drna
~ Importance. If gentlemen the other side were so
thoroughly convinced that action on this subject
ought 10 Dogma hemc wing had they not moved resolu
lions 10 That effect But, sir said MIR w il il uecessa
~ tal th" instructions TO Senators should be first
hcea upon iOr IN the event of their seeing fit 10 foaign
brf seats, the duty will devOvc upon the Lesatnfe
to appoint their Successors But if tie order Of cons
derIhg lheSe TWO propositions reversed the in
sTuctlohs might reach the Senators too late period
to allow the Legislature TO upon the appointment of
ther successors, should they resign After the House
hao disposed ~ THIS question, they could take I'M Tic
other and decide it. Although this beam remains in
our eye, yet we can plainly enough the iniquity of
the Senate of the United States to ensb, ms To ren,ve
The evil which has created lie had presented the rc
solution ~ relation TO the Of this Assembly in order
hat genleinen should see the whole ground which lac