Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
RroHMGMD, APRIL Is.
CONTAMINATION.

course pursued b. SEINE of the Senator's on the n
sufJeet OF MIR. Giss's Resolutions, the following
ex rac from the Journals Of the Senate is Offered
TO the pablo, in order hat be people IN a, he cor
rcc'ly infoimeI oi the actual coniust of their re.
presentstives
Extract from he Journals Of The Senate.
MoNpAY, MARcHS. 1927
- The Pieao bic ard Resolutions relative "a,
certain points OF fundamental la "a certain Diff
'e'ng Claims of jurisdictions be- ws.,n the Govern
nien' OF this s ate and that Of The U%i,ed Stste.,
winch, on Saturday last, was ordered \,o be laid
AIKEN up.
Inc INST Resolution was a. follows: NJ u
hesoired, That th. General Assent bly,, in be-
mn OF be peoi j. ard Government of his State
"oes' hereby, ro-' SILENTLY protest asans, the
ei'iai OF eAarei'e g! any power whichever, on the
par. O me General Government. TO make Internal
ii"frovsments within the limits and Jurisdiction Of
The several States, and, particularly, within the -
'ih''s oil the state OF Virginia; and, also, sg.inst
! me ciaiia or exercise OF any power whatever as
ser'ing or involving Jurisdiction ever any mart
oi me efrtory within the Limits OF this State, sx-
crP' over the oiJscs AID In the mode specified III
| TIE Qns tiistisn of the z States
MIR Pstieson moved 10 amend the said Re,ol,
uon' by inserting after he ord Virginia. The
words, - without The assent Of such States ar
State" 20
And on the question being pu, upon the SAID a.
,nsn,msat, II was disagreed TO by the House. Ayes
The Ayea and Noes On thar question being re-.
qnned by Mr.. Carter, seconded by Mr. Pateson.
ere follow:
N 5yts adg-.s. sssI> .sa Bsya william
s,n s. '''epH L. f'y, john Thoa aud cfsrs.
Noes, n ,..rs. wls,r O. Hot tsp,ake,, s,.,
b. Wehei ed John Y M1.o" Joasb v we,t waites P.re
Nl.r Iae sainisi 81 I sssF' Joseph c. C,le Jos.
On the question being Put upon the ..;,p
Suon. " was agreed TO by the House. AvesI5
The Ayes and Noes On that quests ~ heinz -,
CURED ty Mr.. Dromgools, secon, ). ~" ,r-
"e'hered, Were follow: ,s ''A'-
- ayss \ as s William Z. Holt, IS peal. ,,,,.
Sos' We j.la .,aa e ys.sp WV.
Ss"ss s'hs Js.Ph G. Cab, Joseph
Noes M-ar.. Pre- B. We she s, tIs Jones
jean rs s sS,.p l. rLsn CHARTS s. Morssn aa
The second Resolution was as fol,ous.
hesofced, In like manner that This Co...
'e'np'y Goes hereby most soemny pro,es, a,a;nS,
"'' @"'i, W exercise oil power, whatever or H.,
par OF the General Government, which seryes.o
,ntn MONEY ,noney rHn the inhabitants Of :his Stat
.'e sleas"ry OF The United States and to dis
parse II iorany object Whatever. excrn, 10, -
ing 'h'o eject the grants OF power 10 IN. c,.rs,,
u. Stctes '' ~ +oollL ~
ana Oh the question being put riereupon ,.NN
req % ny The House Ayes Is Noes 4,
o,;,sd AZ, ana A. es ON that question being re-
CURED by MIR. Droinsoole, seconded by Mr. Pat
teson Were as follow:
es 1sss M b,%sr W' re: I,s spsaa Samuel Taylor
Moss Wa,'oD John a,on 1o ph Wss,a y. Pate s9
D. m Thorn, cbae, Aioran John
L carf and wis@ j"ne a-'' s james Saunders,
Page and Jesnh rers we'hered Elisha Boyd william T.
1 4 NC tnHd dissolution WAS f,t,o
neSotrea' In like manner that this General A.
.I";DJ doe' mos' solemniy protest against IN.
~ VI e"eIcise OF any power whaiertr ON m.
. "a "a 'he GENERAL government, 10 protec, do.
es"e manufactures, the protection OF manufsc
lures not being amongst the grants of n,,y.r :,
mat government, specified in The Cons,;,,,;.
ne o""ed States; and, also, against the orera,ions
y, te act Of Congress, passed May cd, 1921
'eu' an sc' 10 amend the fevera, ac,s I'm,
rv'mg d"ues on imports, generally called lie
nS,.m Law winch vary the wyaiions
a. st t, ''s , lass. %s ."sh
oil The United Ssssotioaasftaer. and ~ ". poi'
Vs'e property from the owner 70, ,bs
| ""o'her person, no, rendering public serv;,.
sive. '4'"' ana oppres-
lieu thereof: vac 'o"o"ing IN
heSoieed, In like manner, that this Co.
ASSEMBLY does most so!emply nro,os, urherSi
l..
"e' % congress, passed May 22i 1924 .n,.,"1' nc
IAN act 10 amend the several acts imnos;n, ',.'
nes on imports" gen ally called the Tar;fss au-
:" .iw''s' unjust, unequal and oppressive.
ana on the question being put tbers,,ou :.
vas va, disagreed TO by the House Ave, q NJ IL
ihs Ayes and Noes on that question b,;,.
quHed oy Mr. DIomsoole, secondedbv Mr. 60,
were a. follow: ' Saoei,
r ayfsVMe.''' Moses Walton, Elisha Boyd w;oi,,,r
rn L; Iiy John Thorn, Charles s. Mofran -. Hgs'
| ohariP aud Joseph G. OshelI-s No's""' 'ohn ID.
| p hoes-msSns William e. Holt fs,eak.r s,.ir
D. " D'me lJle. Joha H. Clopton David W p,syI%j
e,t -. " ,iacred, Jobn Mason Joseph Wvsu sesoh
| A. 49, = IN IN y hsYrsn JoePh hain, JAMES Sum-
| o. Les'F L. ',aie- md William Jones-ff "unu'T5 Z
- an OF toe question being put upon the said ,b,a
~, Nwa' ssreed to by the House. A. ,
| IA, Noe s. ayes
ihe Ayes and Noes on tlIa, question beios :.
qureo oy mir. DroiogsoIe, seconded by Mr. CIar
on were as follow: 'p'
Ay.s1 81 mgs"' w Gsm G IIoh, (sPeaEer) Samuel r.,
netS. g. DrongOJie, lohH . ipoD, David w u ,ayIpr
"a '.s' WALTON, Jjhu 1asOn .epb Wyatt r@ue'og,
Dtde' JOIN ChapnsD JOeph Martin, james ;Lnee l.
Il. Carter ADD william Jones--if. 81.
"oes- he'srs Pefs b. We ibered. Elisha Boyd, Wu,
se' joseph J. r I'hf T.sm, Charles s. Morr,n U.
I -. >. arp anl ~, q Cabell-e e' 'oha
MIR. Morgan no1ed to amend The Preambl.
| 'dding TO the end hereof, the following: "
/ ResoiCed, That The General Assembly of ".
enia doth uneq1,vocaIIy express a firm resoIu,i.
to maintain and defend The Constitution of IN. ~
States, aud The Constitution Of this State, so.
every aggression either foreign or domestic: ,hs.
hey will support The Government of the u 'a'
all measures wan.nted by The former; and ,b",