Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-02


He (Nr. T hat voted for the small nole BILL bee ause
he did not wish to change the existing laws. He did
not think the Banks would issue more than six per
cent.-but even if they would, he would not consent
TO this constant tnkering of the currency-howev yer
anxious he to relieve the people He opposed
TO making small notes par, Of the permanent policy
OF Virginia The only remedy for the deranged con.
don of monetary affairs in this country, is TO make
the owners of Banks responsible in their private estates
for the corporate debts is the in the old
tries-this IS the only panacea.
Mr.. McRaE was induced to state fact which acct
dentaly came to his knowledge yeserday-and that
that the Exchange Bank in this city, had more specie
in It's vaults than notes IN circulation This was an
important fc-and proves that by the authority to is
small notes, the currency may be safely enlarged
Mr.. Blue moved the indefinite postponement, and
called the previous ques,on-whch he withdrew at
The instance of Mr. Toler who pledged himself to renew
it.
Mr.. ToLER commended thnt the period of The uppca
ten OF The new principles of Mr.. TALIAfEeRo would
produce the total abolition Of the Banking syslem-or
ut all events, no good would from IT'S adoption
Look at the slate of things in England: where this
new principle is engrafted and where the Bank failures
are worse than here. MIR. I. conended that the
Banks, IN the teeth of coercive Legislation, could
relieve the people. The New England Banks have al
ways issued, and issue, small notes, and where
stronger Bonks: He thought it should be tile policy
OF Virginia TO make the issue Of small notes permanent
las matter OF relief TO the people, and OF strength TO
! S"S ou"Ao' A'i'. ieueWeO tue picSioee YuSouuu,
| which was sustained
Mr. CRUTcHFIELD called for the ayes and noes.
The motion for The indefinite postponement, was lost
by the following vote:
.2ycs-S1essrs. Hoileman, (Speaker,) Ailworth,
Gusts, Randolph Lcake of Abemarle, Mann, Byrd Of
Bath, Wnghed, Wilson, Tavenner, Meredith, BIck,
Powell Of Fairfax, Smith Of Fauquer, Stockton NJ USE
Ia'iaerro, Leake of Goochand Carroll, Stova Blue,
Ward, Bossel, KING, Davis of King and Queen Glib
son, Jackson, MARSHALL Banks, Tanzsy, Adair, Dyche
Rirp 0F nd o1o
Brawner, Deneale, Hedgman, Warren, West, and
| Henry-42.
.foes-Messrs Cooke, Powell OF Amherst, Brooke,
Frazier, Mitchell, Newkrk, Snodgrass, Stanton. Hu-
bard, Bocock, Moore OF Cabell and Wayne, Toier,
Nowlin, Dennis. Hancock, Broadns, Irving, Good.
wyn, Brown of Elizabeth City and Warwick, Rust,
| Payne, Deskins, Wood, French, Robins, Calwell,
Edmuuds Of Halifax, Miles, Smith of Harrison, Nc
Rae, B,wden, Gallaier, Parks, Wallace, Edmonds Of
Lancaster and Richmond, S,ollings, Carter, Gray,
of Mason md Jackson, Jiggs, Northington, Wade,
Smith of Nansemond, CabeIl, Watts. VERIFY, Oliver,
Edgington, Crz, Bird of Pendeton, Boiling, Bennett,
Talman, Hopkins, Brown of Preston, Anderson, Dey,
STROLLER, Burwell, Moore Of Rockbr,dge, White of
Rockbridge, Coolies, Cowan, Kane, Galewood, Will
Iiams, Tate, Spark, Crutchfed, and Goodson-74.
| Mr.. AsDrRDns moved TO amend lhs substitute by
inserting 1914 instead of 1S45 Carried.
MIR BococK rose to say that he voted under instruc-
tons.
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| ten per cent. in the substitute.
| II was discussed BY MIR. CRUrcmrIELn in favor,
and Mr.. WILLIAMS against. (alr W. went for the
naked billy
The amendment agreed to-ayes 60, noes 81
| On motion Of Mr.. HopKIys, the substitute was so
amended as to prevent than eight per cent being
out at time
Mr. ToLEns substitute, as amended, was lost, by
the following vote:
| .7yes-Messrs Cooke, Powell of Amherst Brooke,
/ Fray,er Win0Ee1d iche Nsuk irL
Hubbard, Bocock, Moore Of c. & W., Toler, Eowln,
Dennis, Broadus, Irving, Brown of E. c. and W.
Payne, Wood, French Robins, Carroll, Calwell, Blue,
Miles, Smith of Harrison, McRne, Bowden, Galaher,
Parks Wallace, Edmonds Of Lancaster and Rich
mond, S;ollings, Carter, Gray, Miller Of Loudoun,
Miller Of NJ. and j., Northinglon, Smith Of Nanse
mond, Cabell, Watts Ycrby, Oliver Edgugton Cr;tz,
Boiling Bennett, Talnan, Anderson, Dey, STROLLER,
Burwe Moore of r., White of Rockbridge, Gate.
wood Crutchi:ld, and West-57.
! .Noes-Messrs. iolleman. (Speaker,) Aworth, RAN
doph, Leakc of a, Mann, Byrd of Bath Wilson,
Tavenner, Stanton, Meredith Bl,ck, Hancock, Go1d-
wyn, Powell of F. Smith of Fauquier, Rust, Stockton,
Deskns Muse, Taliaferro, Leake Of c. Edmunds Of
Halifax, Stovall, Ward Basel, King, Davis of K. u
Queen, Halves, Gibson, Jackson, Marshall, Banks,
Kidwell, Martin, Nicolson, Jiggi,s, Tanzey, Adar,
Wade Dyche, Tatem, Rice Slrolr, Bird of Pendleton,
Hopkins, Brawner, Sturm, Deneale Cootes Cowan,
Kane, Williams, Tate, Spark, Hedgman, Warren,
! Henry, Goodson and Neal-59.
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men of the bill, which ordered and being taken,
resulted follows
.7yes-Messrs. Holleman, (Speaker,) Ailworth, Gus
It's, Randolph, Leake of A, Mann, Cooke, Powell of
Amherst, Byrd of Bath, Wilson, Tavenner, Stanton,
Meredith, Bick, HUBBARD, Dennis, Hancock, Goodwin,
Powell of F., Smith of Fauquier, Rust, Stockton, Des
kins, Muse, Taliaferrn, Wood, Leake of G., Carroll,
Edmunds Of Halifax, Blue, Ward, Miles, Basel, King
Davis Of King &, Queen, Halves, Gibson, Jackson,
Marshall, Banks, K'dwe Martin, Nicoson, Jiggils
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Tatem, Davis of o. and Co. Stroe, Bird Of pendeton,
Hopkins, Anderson, Brawner, Slurm, Burwe, De.
neaIe, Cootes, Cowan, Kane, Williams, Tate, Spark,
Hedgman, Warren, West, Henry, Goodson Neal-72
.Noes-Messrs. Brooke, Frazier, Wingfe!d, Mitchell
Snodgrass, Bocock, Moore Of Cabell aud Wayne, To.
Ter, Nowlin, Lacy, Irving, Brown of E. c. and w,
Payne, French, Robins, Cawell, Siovall, Smith Of H.
NJ Rae Galllher, Parks, Wallace, Edmonds of l. and
r., Stollngs, Carter Gray, Miller of Loudoun, Miller
of NJ and j., Cabell, Rice, Oliver, Edgingon, Critz
Boiling Bennett, Dey, s.rother, Moore of r., White
of r. Gate wood, Crutchfeld-4l.
| Mr.. CRurcHFiELD called up the bill changing the
time of accounting for the taxes licenses to
chants and others Qaid on the table yesterday
Mr. BLUE withdrew his amendment. (See Mondays
proceediDgs)
| ton of Mr. CRuTcHFiELD.
Mr. BIRD of P, moved to except the county of PEN
deton from the provisions of the act. Lost.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed.
On motion OF Mr. SPARK, leave was gwen TO BRING
in bill to change the time of holding the Circuit Su-
perior Court Of Southampton county.
MIR. NcoLsoS moved reconsideration Of the vote
yesterday, rejecting bill for the removal of certain
slaves held for life, into Maryland.
aessrs BLUE and FRAZIER supported the bill, and
MIR. POWELL opposed (Mr. P. thought refundng
bond should be gwen to tho interest of the absent
cgaee) The bill was then ordered to be engrossed.
The following resolutions were agreed to:
From the Committee on Schools, 4.e-against the pc
,ton OF Bethany College, for donation and endow.
men Against the petition of sundry citizens of Brooke
county for act for the relief Of James Marshall Trea
surer of the School Commissioners for the year laii
Against The petition OF James ID. McCabe, and others,
surgeon dentists. for act Of incorporation. Against
the petition of James Epes, Treasurer of the School
Commissioners of D'nwddie, that the Legislature will
sanction payment made by him to Winfield Academy
Against the exped'ency of an appropriation or lottery
o7 Lewisburg Academy. Against the petition of Bo:e
ourt seminary, for appropriation from the surplus
venue of the Literary Fund
From the Committee Courts Of Justies-Against
the petition of Edward S. Acre, guardian, &c. to sell
real esia!e-Against the sxpedency Of regulating by
law the houra of the day dnrno which the clerks of