Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-24

prevented by the adjournment OF on"gssss u Cam
If retained bills Nv General Jackson e"n
i;,,ocd NOT only b,.u.c the Ten days e%Pisu
In, .lnost before they beEan-in iEc case Vi
. lT,I., the ten DAYS, and several tunes .en' 80
H. n.',d Eay. violated the Constitution u ne h'u ~
acted and he is blamed for acting. lie Is p'a'',a ,o
moi retaining the bill, and letting me Da"a POI go
), n them In this they show themselves 10 pe '''
ad,, enemy If orr form OF Government, ana ehuea
, v"r,ng to upset 1t. - Corn, ne Go
vetument was in the suggestion, ihat TUE OF,
.hould have resigned his place, rather ,hah p'ace ~
! ~ ms charter This is an attack upon ilat Pa'' -
! mr. Resentment which gives rs fres'oe"t I,
HIM independent in his aciioh-anu nan ,hr L,lls
10 veto charter bills al least as Hucn as any !.
To require him 10 resign under snch n,nt
=, tel our form Of Government III "'"' -
- President 10 resign, 10 AVOID oisappoiH',"'s
,7r co,,ora,ors who want a charter 10 i'o' =, Wv,
! wealth and power Of the Country Sn' Nv KIM "a
,be,a n arrest such bills as this; aho 70 " 60
r;o, 10 avoid that duty, Is an alteh'Pl ~ 49,, ~
. ies's r a., cn.,;Iution When has President oeeh
nut. ~ .' ,aS;an before Called upon IN the oeha,e
- i.;an-ibat Senate which is TO try HIM, ne Shouu
do anv hing that should subject him 10 De fe,nos
from Office When was tins done peioe Ia,
~ !, ;s NOW dope-let the people remember IL
hem rom, der that this attack upon tne rfes'ue"''
. md o,,empt to Dust him, comes from the Dams parry
'a, r,v which IN this as in every thing else, proves
itself to be the deadly enemy OF our run "a o0'''"
meni. and necessarily laborng TO destroy u. ,Lo
Ar Il said these three attempts, all going w ''e
over,hrow of our form Of Government, put The climax
m ,he conduct of the Bank party for ten years past
Their attempts to influence legislation BY loans TO some
clans for others, Kisses to others, and MODS LOT tue
sidenls House. were all so many ottacks uP'" "u'
If Government, and the three propositions oi yes.e
a,r can crown and climax the whole. II IS from .he
Rank par,y and the Bank party only, that all These al
4 ,,cbs unon our form of Government come fs parry
are always in attendance here, equipped as TIE
SION NAV require to applaud, and panper, anu en''
those " no rlye them charters To insult ana out"Se
,hosc who sla nd bet ween them and their prey Let
peope see remember and take 10 their hearts, that
these 10 the form Of their Government come
from the Bank party! -, :,
Nessrs Calhoun and Benton, which were en'irey IN
audible at desk the question was taken on The print
ing Of the proceedings, and agreed TO-
Tho Land Distribution bill resumed, and series
of amendments offered They w'll be gwen IN Tue e'
gular proceedings Tomorrow, Win TIC oi'ei i'
tlons of the movers. c.,
There was one, however, offered by MIR. King Of Ala
hama which brought TO direct test the Southern re-
Leraliss and proved concusyely that they would sa
cri.cc the wishes and interests OF their constituents -
those of their party leader, MIR. Clay.
One clause of the Distribution bill provides TO annu
the distribution act in certain conngencies-suc Us
the raising of the minimum price oil the puoc iahus'
WHICH was intended 10 satisfy the States that tn,
their settlement by holding up the lands Mr. hin9
amendment proposed guard the South against tht
infringement Of the compromise act, and inc 'mposi'
ion of high tariff against its PROVISIONS mat ostrl-
buttons of the proceeds OF the public lands should cease
/ whenever the tariff raised above The maSimu"
5. twenty per cent? on any article.
/ Mr. Manpum opposed this yehemently lie said II
this passed the Distribution bill would be defeated
This could only happen from the desertion OF It BY
some in the Northern tariff interest, who would prefer
: me ayas of the tariff exceeding the compromise ac
10 their share in the distribution. 1t cearly proves tina
Nr Mangum supposed that the tariff representatives
voud seize the occasion to stand up Tor their cohsl
nen.s-the rcore he gave up his own, 10 save the o
] for Mr.. Clay.
Mr. KinG. in a strong, clear and succlnct speech
showed that this was surrender of the compromise tf
the poiicy of distribution THIS last measure every man
in the cnntry must perceive, in emptyng the Treasury
and whelng appetite among the States Tor Inc spo'
&c The Government Treasury, must inevitably bring OF
Tho necessity cf raising the tariff beyond % per cent "a
ra,r4m-and vet Southern Senators are found TO vote
for it.
for putting our paper 10 press-GioOe.
THE HOUSE.
D Mr. Cilmcr of Virginia presented the proceedings
l,rne and respectable meeting of the citizens OF Lou
. sa county Va demonstrating agans, the measures
c the extra session Of Congress generally.
/ MIR (;mer wished 10 ascertain who were the ADM
n,ra,ion These proceedings approved of The acts
- administration propcr at the other end of the ave
nna I'm, not Of the acts Of the Administration improper
# as SET forth BY the dictator at the other end oil Tie "a
: pol. ,,. A. cu
: mers remarks.
n Tba nrocecdings we're laid upon the table
r Mr. Kennedy ii Maryland offered 4 resolution from
e the Committee on Commerce, directing TIE secretary
n nf the Treasury To inquire into the expedency o. re
, orraniznc Tie whole corps OF officers connected w't
the Treasury and TO report at the next session OF Ion
y gress. Adopted.
n Tho House then took up Mr.. Floyds resolution Of IN
orrv in the Mcleod case and, after short debate
o N yhic! Aiessrs. Morgan Bovine, and Floyd parll
y cipated- Cab. 1909;
> deration Of it till Monday next.
n NJ Cave Johnson demanded the previous question
is Mr. Maxwell Of New Jersey moved to lay the Who'll
X matter upon the table, and upon this motion, the yea
aud M vs were demanded, and were, yeas ~ nays
Re- General consent the whole matter was now passe
q over informally ~.
The Secretary of the Senate brought in the Els
IS col HANK bill with the Presidents veto, and INFORMED
the House that the Senate did not adhere, third
j. no, concurring in the same. He also informed IN
House that the President had signed the bankrupt OIL
Also that the Senate had concurred win Tie ious
e N ia amendment 10 the District Bank bill.
e The House then took up the amendments rcPorie
SC Inv The Committee of the Whole TO The rorlhca'io
I, bill: and after Messrs. Fillmore Dawson, Johnson
Tennessee, Pickens, lomilnson, f"'" a'u ii""'' u"
ID debated the amendment,
The House concurrrd in all the amendments TO tn
- ror,6caton bill but that Of the Senate TO establish
Western armory, which was non-concuTTed III BY yea
e 10, nays l0l H., ,. >
J. MIR. Irwin moved recohs'aetauoh' ou' - "-' =
:. iected yeas ~, nays 10. ,,
e Mr. Cave Johnson moved 10 amend the bill by in
a ssrno the sum of $1,000 for surveying site OF a Yves
IS ern armory. Negalived.
= Tho Ilonse on motion Of Mr.. Sergeant OF Pennsy
:, r,r, ,eso,ved itself into Committee Of The Whole
= Mr. Dawson Of eorgia in the chair and took up b.
No "a of tie House establish Fiscal Bank OF IN
&c S. Am ;.
i sa,,. hi; for Fiscal Corporation, to be located
10 Washington City, with capital Of 81 ,Ooo,ooo
A. Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Gilmer both desired TO hear IN
l. nondescp, instrument read, and when the ttHe n'
e declared, il received with shouts Of iaugh,ef'
u After The ame ndmcnt had been read through,
10 Mr.. Sergeant went into SHIRT explanation upon IN
o;n,s r variation between the amendment and the bi
vetoed By the President which may be stated as follows
l1t1a harar NJ n(