Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29


and worked we'll Mr.. Buchanan wa opposed to char
,ering the Ds,rc, Banks u! this ,j'n'< lie was dis
posed to await the general resumption before ne cFea-
ted banks here lie should vote on ts question pfnd
ing in The way he thought mos, likely 10 produce e
defeat Of the bill. 90
In regard 10 the responsibility Of the Democratic
marty in The Pennsylvania Legislature OH Techarteng
The Bank Of the L. S. State institution, he observed
that by the schism between Wolf and Muhlensnrg, Inc
Anti nasons and Wings had obtained majority IN the
House OF Aforementioned IN the Senate the De-
mocras supposed they had the majority but that It was
soon found that of the dircst enemies o ie
Bank had suddenly become lis most active irirnGs.-
And these (who have now become shntng lights N l'e
Federal camp) with The original " ing ana Ah''''"a-
SONIC Bank party had carried the charter.
The recomml,ment Of The bill! xas carried
After this Mr. Clay called up his Bank charter as ihe
order Of the day. II agreed thai should be taken
IN a, II o'clock tomorrow, section By section. he
Senate then went into Executive SESSION.
TIE HOUSE.
The House met at 10. Ailer the usual prayer the
CORRESPONDENCE between Mr. Tyler, acting President
of the United States, and the committee from I'm
cinnat for the removal Of General HARRISON remains
to North Bend read and referred TO seiect COM
mee.
MIR. Clark of " Y presented protest from several
citizens of Florida against the eligibility Of the Hon.
Daniel Levy, their delegate TO Congress.
Reports were now called tor from standing commit
tees
A resolu,ioa ns,ructng the Select Committee on
the Currency 10 inquire INTO the cxpedency OF re-
por,nr general bankrupt law applicable 10 corpora
lions. was offered and adopted.
resolution offered, calling upon the President
10 rcnort whether any officer of the Army had been
sent 10 New York 10 interfere in the case Of Mcleod /:
and if So furnish his instructions, and the SAID oi-
GERS report objected to-lIes over under the rule.
MIR Brewster Of New York offered the following re-
solution
i ri A. bn N
structed to inou;-a the eyncd"ncv of 50 modify
np the revenue law 10 allow drawback on goods
transported "iniand" in the org ina boxes and pack
ages to foreign countries.
MIR Fillmore Of u Y moved TO refer to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs the report OF the Secretary Of
War for new Notifications.
Mr. W. Cost johnson Of Maryland moved TO dis
CHARGE the Committee Of the Whole from the console
ration of the bill referred yesterday Tor tne aistro"h
Of the public lands The motion prevailed, aud t.ien
IN mo,i,n If Mr. Johnson il referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands
resolution 10 amend The Constitution to limit
the President TO term, was offered, and Mr. Brown
of Tennessee moved refer 10 the Committee OF the
Whole House on the state Oh ''e .Noh, anu 'ia y W
printed.
Mr.. Sanlv moved 10 lay il on The table.
The yeas and nays were ordered
Mr. Plckens inquired lfthe resolution intended TO en-
brace the present President, and 10 exclude Inn from
runninr second time for if Il did, he, Mr. T. would
oppose IT, for the time night come when MIR. T. NIGH,
be IN favor of the present President for second term
He did not know, bu, did not wish TO be excluded :
lie would wait events.
Several voices cried "No. No
A question of order was raised.
The Chair overruled the question of order.
The yeas and NAYS were ordered, but before they
could be taken,
Mr Stany withdrew bis motion, and the resolution
was laid under the rule
MIR Cave Johnson offered resolution calling upon
nj for 4 list Of removals and
pontments. Lad over.
A motion was made to appoint selec. committee o
twcn!ysix 10 apporton the representation Of the people
under the late census Objected 10; lies over.
Mr. Profit, Of la. offered resolution TO extend the
Cumberland road. Objected TO-
Mr. r. said yesterday rigon"meiry was IN order.
lie wanted to know why turnpkcs were not IN order
today. Ills doubts of yesterday were entirely re-
we'd TODAY and therefore he called upon his friends
10 aid hila MIR. Z. withdrew his resolution and
coquence, in the persons OF several western MEMBERS
went off al half cock.
Upon the memorial presented by MIR. Torrance Of
Pennsylvania the other day, in relation 10 The tariff an
animated debate sprung up.
Mr. Adams thought that The friends Of a Protective
Tariff should have an understanding al this session on
that subject. lie considered II a question between
free and slave labor lie wanted gentlemen TO show
their hands. and Show who were in favor and who
against the tarlir lie alluded 10 Engirsh interference
in this case and to the obnoxious corn laws. lie oP
posed the reference 10 the Committee os Ways and
Means. lie thought there vas loo mnch compromise
IN tina, commltce-ihat there were wolves there. lie
preferred referring it TO the Committee Of Commerce.
The Senate now returned bill 10 pay the members
of Congress, with an amendment. Referred 10 the
COMMITTEE Of WAYS and Means.
Me-. P:ckens made an eloquent speech against Mr..
Adams He alluded to the bargain made between
Kentucky and Massachusetts,, some years ago. lie
asked II compromise was now to be made, BY means
Of this memorial, between Massachusetts, and Pennsy-
wanna
Mr. King said lie should have voted for printing The
memorial had il not been for the speech OF the gentle
man from Massachusetts, who cassed the friends OF Tie
protective tariff With the friends Of the corn laws IN
Great Britain lie thought the repeal of The corns Laws
would be OF no advantage 10 this country The Baltic
ports would gut the British market before tie Amcr
can carriers could get there.
Mr. Pcndleton OF Ohio wished the gentleman from
Georgia tell the West when he appealed % them,
hos the repeal OF the corn laws would benehl thcm
and prove his position.
Mr. Arnold Of Tennessee arose 10 tell the House how
much he was disappointed in Mr.. Adams. lie wanted
test question: 10 see whether in the present dsa
fected state Of the Wing party, any thing could be
done at the extra session: and II there could not he
was for going home at cnce. He descended from Pan
dora box 10 the grave OF the President and wound m
by stating that gentleman could not tell what he was
by the votes he should give at this session. lie was
Tor stsv,ng of every thing until the regular meeting Of
Congress
Mr.. Fillmore, on Leave, reported back the bill
TO pay the members Of the House, which had been
sent from the Senate. Mir. I moved IN adjourn
ment, to give the Committee OF WAYS and Means an
opportunity 10 hold their sitting. Withdrawn.
/ MIR Iru.in of Pennsylvania defended the memorial
and the 1T, renee and limited that there split
in the Wing party upon some important questions.
Mr. /. continued at some length, and when lie had
finished, Nj Bolts moved adjournment; hul
changed his motion and called the previous question
upon the motion to refer.
The House refused 10 second the call for the pre-
vious quesiion-Yeas ~ nays 10
4 Mr.. Houston Of Alabama appeared at the bar Of the
House and on motion Of Hon ID. IL. Lewis was duly
qualified and took his seat.
| MIR. Torrance Of Pennsylvania sad he hoped no
member would imputc improper motives 10 him in pre-
sen,ine ,ar, pe,r,,on and asking the committee 10
BE- instructed ia favor Of increase, until they had
some stronger evidence Of his insucery
| He would say to his colleague (Mr. Irwin that he
had never changed his opinion His opinion WAS now
the same with regard 10 tariff as it was when he
first took part in the politics Of this country. And
To lie gentleman from Tennessee, (Mr Arnold,) who
seemed 10 think Mr. Torrance not i'll earnest, be-
cause he placed protective tariff upon the event Of
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