Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

Mr.. Hanncgan moved to lay the resolution on lne
table. -, - I'D de-
A motion II adjourn Was maze oy WI Do0''' N
ci6ed in lie affirmative. .o NJ
So So the Iloasr adjourned without passing upo" MF
oa''""e JEvrsJgy December 90, 1886.
IN SENATE.
- ...s- -cc.iv ed from tie President of the Z.
STATES ,nrnua! Andrew Jackson, Jr his private 9rc,e
tarr together with report from the Secretary 81 M
Navy in coinpliancc with Senate !csou''oh VI 'e ~
of MAY last. Referred. =,
Petitions anl iiri0rias were presented ny a'fSs's'
Linn Tuulins,n alorris, and Hubbard, ana fcirHed'
MICHIGAN.
Mr. Crunir from, The committee 90 ne JEu!c!dE, ~
,o,,rh q brIi l., admit the Stale Of Michigan In'" The
!uoI on an .u!al i-,ting with the Original 9!at'S'
/ which VA re as! FIRST aud second IiIr
Trn BIZ! contains Src!I"ns, HE fI:Sl ao'''''"2
the Safe. and lii" SCro!.! aGhiiZrG fcf ~ its'- "
proportion of !le surplus revenue :L
Mr. Grundy suggested The pEopreiy OF gong en- Win
! the BIZ. .,
ana Only important inasmuch as 1t Showed that me u'
vuui b osasc, on the mrnnnd that The Srcnna c"!Vth.
ton was not legal convention, being chrd ny "'F I'll
the cslnar: inTIa, So tar Ms any ev'H'nre - oeT"
f,rni.hra This was the ground taken by Mr.. Ewing,
Mr. Morris and Mr. Calhoun. On The DINER sia", W.T.
| Grurdv Mr. buchanan and Mr. Benton CONSIDERED Inc
second convention cmrnatnI trn Tie people 10 'ef
prinil,v" meetings. and IN iHrir sovereign c"!",' "
which tie previous acon OF the Legislature cou" not
J
tina, i,. uc,inn rcGn,r-d from Michigan was complete
and in accrrtanca with the ACT OF the last SESSION. ne
early pa .sar Of the bill was URGED, because We Srce
tar oi il, Treasury would in len "r twelve DAYS AFTER
t. is OF J1arorv. make division OF lhe surplus money
under In, D'gs.. act. and if Michigan were not admit
ted before t:ia division. should he made she wnh!d be De-
pryrd ri her share at " beneficial provisions Of that act
To this il WAS r"rtrd by Mr. talh2un thai an arrange
mcul ,iu! easily h2 made by WHICH The STATE Oh VII
chiran rsi.l be entitled TO her Pr"p"ron OF The money
ever, if , arl authorizing her admission should he de-
ayrd bpvoad .lgt period 1t finally ordered that
the fnI!ier consideration of The subject should Ee post
pn.rd um Monday. and made The spccia oiue oF 'h"'
day
On motion OF Mr.. Calhoun the act Of admission vas
! ort!,cd To b" printed.
| rh. Chair ,-n..,trd 4 communication from TIC Tfca
surv D,rar .eu!, IN compliance with resolution OF tie
Senate with SlIpur!it of the amount oi S"!a ana sii
yer received IN aymc.t Tor the public LANDS ID le5o-
| Ori,rcd 10 be printed.
| The reso!u N ,Hrred by Mr.. Calhoun, (alrcady pnb
Is!ra cHli r Secretary at tn" Treasury lnr Ia
IrnuDn 81! liz. sut,cl oil EXPORTS imports, ana the
avls q! inr '"c lands for the past year, was isken
40, and Air Calhoun having stated that lie design ol
the iptnrpn called Tor to AID III making an es-
male Ir the cn:,ng III reference TO the Pulic de'
pusilrs witch IL :C@Ird"d AS the great supjrct 81 Tie
session. and liable 10 produce much ctbHtr Tie res"iu'
tion adopted.
Mr. Wr;r!, iruin ihr Committee Finance, report
cd The t,,v:,t b:;!s referred to that committee:
The bill i, refund he duplicate price al patent 10
Elisha Town. Clustered as III Committee OF The
WhcIp auG ordered /" be read third tIIne
rh, bill :;i h@ House making appropriations i"r
lie p@ym"nt"; revolutionary ana oier pensioners, Will
gu! amendment.
The bill from lie House supplementary to the act
lablishnm the Mat and regulating the Gums o Inc NJ
! ted Stats. s. amendment: which was read
Tie hiii from lIc House making an appropriation OF
81 Ui 900 fer the suppression Of Indian hustieS: con-
si,errd as in C,,nnttre Of the W"lc. and ordered to
| be cnsru*srd inl Il tn:fd reading
The following resolutions were offered by MT Linn,
! .I,,.i,b ., f,,,r 49,, Il,
Il, saira ;: the committee of Claims he instructed
to inquire In!V "a" rNirarncy OF making an aprTora-
lion To c".:.:isurr Augustus Jones, marshal Ut The
State Of Missouri, for extraordinary and successful
eyruus lrn, rcd iii Public IN detecting and breaking
up certain bna ol c0nnierirI,ers, who were iiooung
! the country via spurious money
Eesoircd lla, Tie Committee the judiciary be in.
struc,rt to Inquire into The cxpcdrncy "l increasing
HE sla:r If the District Judge Of The Umtrd States
| Court Tor The district Of Missouri
TlI:. TREASURY CIRCULAR.
Tie Sena,r proceeded The further consideration Of
the Join, rtsoun,n resembling Tie Treasury order Of
july H. lo3ii, &c. The question being on the substi'
tate offered by Mr. Wr-s, aiming, Indirectly. at the sup
! p,eSsi,n OF lir saIal bills OF the State banks:
! Mr.. Morris having waived his right 10 the toHr,
| MIR Southland addressed the Senate on the subject
! generally.
gave wa; f.. motion :Ur Adjournment 10y AIR. Ewing.
| Before the Senate adjourned, however, Mr. f''rs
gave notice oi has intention To modify his hn"i':! NJ TO
i Mr. living ut,o, hei s'lr;;AN 81 81 VI: '
EtSoitcd Fat hereafter all sums OF ipry accru!nI
hscoln. pea able /" the u States, whether Tor Gus.
toms pwtc amds. taxes, debts or "iirl: Sc, shall hc
COLLECTED and pd Only III the legal currency d. Tie L.
-.,.. - j.. Of banks wnci, ia, ""i"
paid on driuanu Tie sand legal curirry under Tie
following! restrictions and conditions regard To such
noics: that from and after u" passa! 81 this Iesr!u
ton. the Hhes oi bank h!c .l! Issue bills notes
OF less denomination than live dollars shall BE- lccr"ed
IN pfycn; Of the public dues; from and after The first
day OI Jnlv 1883 c ,;"S ui ba:k which shall ISSUE
"A rSSI den
shall be receivable; ana lr"I anu ar ic lst "i July
ISL, the like prubitIcn shall be ex!edcd to The notes
OF all banks issuing hills notes I" less d. nomination
than twenty GU!ias; provided, h"w"Ter, that 10 notes
shall be taken pay ut ly Tic cni!erliS receivers
which the banks @:c!l they ~ be deposited s!la!
hot "ndc: r s"Prrs;o" amt c"Htr0i IF The Slcrct0ry n
Ike Treasury ns'ee I" fn*Sio NE crI n The T. S;atoS as
c1$h.'
TIE amendment, ,hns amrc ndrd, ordered to be
priu.d iicn the aolI"n Of Nj. Clay, ad
jvuriirG over il Aluniay next.
iIOu:E OF REPRESENTATIVE
The Iiu,.,.' s,"6 UP Cor consideration ii;e memorial
Yesterday presented By Mr. Galhraiih fran certain citl-
Gems ii PENNSYLVANIA, praying Congress 10 procure
nniendmen, r Constitution ny which the States shall
be pcvs lrd :1u incorporating banking companies; and
also praying The imi"ipns;lInn vi Congress 10 prohibit
the circulation Of the u. Saies Bank date
prior 10 the expiration OF lis charter.
The question being the motion Of Mr. Gabrailh 10
refer tie subject Select Committee Mr. G. and
spoke II, aom:. Isngti III support al the rionn.
The constitution prohibited The States from issuing
bills OF credit but the States had exercised the power
indirectly through banking interpretations The evils
Of the currency thus formed becoming greater every
day. and the rinraiss represent il as an infringement
upon their rights and liberties, and d subycrsion Of the
true srirI: and meaning Of the Constitution.
The other c.rcl oi The !cnorlalss was TO arrest the
circulation 81 lie Of the late Bank Of The u. States
These notes. 1r e. said, fraud upon The country
and upon tie Government. Tie Government,
,ockhrlGrr, was rendered liable for the redemption Of
these notes white at i'e sane !ime, ii received profit
fIni, their issur.
Mr.. Lincoln moved 10 refer The memorial far as il
lated tu The state Banks, 10 he select COMMITTEE, to
which was referred Tie Presidents recommendation ua
change Of tie Constitution i'll rr!;inn to the President
anal Wee liC"d. 81 the Unrd States. That commit
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