Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-23

|hessrs. Diaek1iyA md Lm6rough, and sao
ported oy Mr.. Nc Vhorter, and rejected.
! Inc Senate's amendment TO the bill suthorisin
an Increase of the capital stock of the Falls Bridy
turnpike Company, and authorisng the Board Z
r, works to subscribe for part OF the stock, wa
| taken up and agreed to-. y ~ ~ :, - = :
! MI Wiisom called uplthe engrossed bin CON
eerning Circuit CoaSss, MI. Wilson moved :,
NIL the blank in the It'll Nth the sum Of 5000 dolls
as the salary of the JddscS M. dIc.lfa.on NOV
ed, 1900 dolls. .1Ir. LebleramoveI $500 dolls
| .ns. cherTard, 1888 dolls. Mr.. Cyump. of p
-'oo dolls. Nessrs. Gordon and Bfackbur,, sun.
ported the motion: for 1000 dolls as being an in.
crease proportional to the increase of duty impos
GU on the Judges. and would induce them The NOR.
e"u,y 10 execute The law. .,nr. Christian, q,
%. VINO was opposed to the bill. suggested itba,
iooo dolls would be reduction in the salary nj
me Shanceilors. which could not be done Mr..
""son supported his motion and opposed the
suni "i zoo0 dollars calculated 10 defeat the
o'i' on the importance OF which he comment
ea- -ur. Iayiorsaid thar in good faith he should
vote LOT S2oOo - But under no circumstances could
ne wore Tor the bill, considering it Unconstitutional
:, u'e OIL were to pass, the duties of the Judges
"ouiu oe increased hundred per cent, and $25OO
was not too much.---hr. .Crunip had made the
iouon he did In good Isiih; and not TO defeat The
oii. but II 1t were 10 pass. he wished the sal,
RES OF The Judges 10 be adequate
'nT. Everett moved TO lay the bill on the tabl.
win me understanding tina; il was not 70 be taken
up this session. The bill was important. and he
.SS3eshf more time ought to be taken TO consider
- - sau consult the people. Mr.. blackburn said
ne was not sure he should be here next xesr. .J
whilst here, Ire wished to do his al.ty.
Inc question: was taken on $500 and .re;ec,sd
IN me sum OF $4,000, the vote was, ayes IS. noe,
ioi. MI. Watts moved Sl7O0 The b.anL WAS
'hen hiied with $500, by large ,naiori,y
n .ue'nuho" moved as ryder that the ac,
oe IN force only from the LIST January, 1927,
"nich was rejected, on It's first reading.
aa.. ch'isfaan. OF Buckingham, spoke in on.
ivs..o 10 'he OIL. Mr. .Hay moved TO reconsi-
ue' she vote rejecting the ryder, that i, might be so
amended as 10 give ;he bill effect from its nassape
ou' a.'er lew remarks from MIR. lViiso,,.' he
wi'hlrewahe motion. AIR. Everett then sts,ed
ms objections to the bill. MIR. Wilson SMOKE h |
laVo' oil, and was follow ed by Nie-srs Gho,so, \
ay'or IN opposition To it. Mr. Edgnston sun
lo''eu ,'ie VII at some length. MIR Campbell re-
-: IN, 'ne "np''on 10 reconsider the vote rejecting
me riuef. He thought the measure an i,rnor,an,
one ana IL was not to take effect until Jspnarv
'eNs' 'ue sediments OF The people in relation 10
~ anu the difficulties anticipated would be ,.,,e,
unue' s'oou y ascertained. Mr. Macrae SUMMARIZED |
'nis hioion, on' with the view of olf-rin., a sun
'iitute tor the ryder. The motion 10 recons,ler
prevailed, and Mira Macrae then offered NJ. |
SUBSTITUTE Tor the ryder, which provides ,ha,
he bni SHAH lake elect its passage. and is in
enae" 10 povlate a constitutional objection tina,
was urged TO- The ylh section AIessrs. Uiisoo
Ghofso" and blackburn all opposed the substitute:
ne latter 1elnS opposed tothe substitute The ryder
'no tue p'l. Mr. D.tfoi moved the indefinite .
pos'ponemint OF the whole subject, and called for
ne ayes anu noes. AT Nlr. Ca,agbeyI,. r..oD..,
ne withdrew this motion; and Mr.. Gogoin NM.
i,sie'y ren'wed IT, It was opposed by MIR.
6Ideh0urtii on the ground that The bill was ON ,s.
pa sage, sna there was necessity 10, consu;oo
me people on the suhjec.. Mr. jVoibins of !, u
,unsaeIea i',e piii OF srest importance, and il be-
h. 'i Hnsa n,sloek 'noyea.e., adjournment And
his subject sI,sIl ne when the discussion on
ummaiJ OF the arguments pro aud ton.