Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

50 hey had reject d the tlls-To sm-f the So
vera scs fr the better securing the payment OF ren'.
an freven ig the fraudulent practices OF tenants, an
to regulate In. .ctce OF suing out and prosecute
wr's Of pevin-iDd bill T. amend an ac, for the
inspection OF h,h.
The Seeker presented IA. following commune ation
from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
March &c, 1881
SIR-I have received from his excellercy Levi Lin.
COLO Governor Of The Commonw' sh OF Mas,sctuseus,
the enclos d resolutions adopted by the Leri-latpr- o
that State, with request hat they be laid fore the
General Assembly oil Vfglia. which now have tn,
hon o do.
With great ccnsi Iteration and respect am. Sir, your
OBJ tieBt servant. JOHN FLOYD.
To The Hon LINN BANKS,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1881. {
SIR; La di chargs Of su sssisrej duty, have the
honor to address TO you IA, accompanying reso ions.
passed by the Lsgisls,ur. OF this Commonwealth a
their present session, with request that you would he
pleassd to present them 10 IN. consdsrat on Of III.
L.gis:aure OF the State over which you preside.
With sentiments OF great respect, &c.
G vernon OF Ma.saeh. seus.
His EreeHeney, the Goperno- Of 1irginia.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. ,
In the year efour Lord 1881 )
Whe'eas certain late proceedog OF the ,vernme ut
Georgia, are OF n'ure to create very s.r,us APP
prehsnsions In the minds o. the good opl- the u
mon, resp .eng the int sri'y end nee of our
civil institutions: and,
Whereas /, is the rgh, and duty Of The ate Covers.
men's and OF the people. while they carefully avoid any
attempt to iuHnence the Court Justice IN any case
that msy be pending fore them, TO express their opn
IONS win freedom upon the conduct OF all their polucs
agents, anu upon the general iuon OF the counr,
whenever the occasion may appear require there
Toe.
l. Resoiued by th- Senate ard House Of representa-.
hves that he Federal Coz si,u,on, the ws OF the u
ni,ed States made in pursuance hereof and ali trea.
made under ms au hory of III United ates ere the
supreme law Of tn land; ADD that the Judges of every
ate ere bound thereby auy thing iu the Constitute.
"r laws OF any state to the contrary MISUNDERSTANDING
2. R,sotsed, Tba' the judicIe power Of the Uui,,d
aes ex'end. 10 all eases in law and equity arising
under the Cons u,ion, The laws of The United States
and the treaties made under their authority; aud hat
no ate can figh,tuly enjoin upon s executive eff -e
to disregard or re list by force any process or mandate
which may be served rpou L., IN such case. in due
form ofIaw, BY thority Of the Court, tn. United
States
g. ResoiOed. Thai ii is The duty ofihs Pre-. 'ent OF
the United States TO take that the constitute n tao
laws of the Unied Sates, and the treaties made urdr
the authority are faithfully executed, any thing in the
Constitution, laws or acts Of aUy STATE the contrary
no,wi hs,apding
4. RESOLVED, That the Senators and Repre,en,a,iye,
OF tn State Of Massaebustts in and ,bey
by are requested and instructed to use ell the
means IN their power TO preserve invoate IN. public
faith OF the country, and 10 sustain the righu
ny OF he government OF the United Stiies in all lie
departments.
RESOLVED, That His Excelency The Govern cr be
aud he hereby is requested transmit copy of tbes
resolutions to the vern OF all the oiher Ss,e. to
the End that they may he ,ubmiued to the L-gisla-
lures oil the same for their consderao and also 20 he
Senators aud Representa- lives of the State in Congress
In House Of Representatives., March, 1881,
w ID. CALHOUN. Speaker
IN Senate, Jhdrch I4th 1881 read and concurre2
SAMUEL LATHROP, President
March l4th, lsSl-.apprOued.
LEVI LINCOLN.
The letter of the Goyerno- aso eneIo ed cef,a;n -.
solutions OF he Legislature OF Masrsehuset,. in r.la
ION o the organization OF the militia of the Uuited
States 1890
Ga moh,n of Mr.. Gm r., N. above docums.,,
were ordered to lie on the table.
MI Rves oil Campbell moved the reconsideration
the vote oil yesterday, rejecting The bill for re-
guiaion 81 the manner OF granting license to retail ar.
dent sP tits wbicf agreed 10; aud on motion OF
Mr. Miller If Powbatin, the vote on the enerossm n,
OF me OH was reeonsidered, an It was reconmittod
Oa motion OF Mr.. Williams of Sben ,ndoab Tho h;iI
10 amend the act to reduce into the several acts
eoncethiog pubic road, and esab shng public land
inrs' va, taken up, read .hrd time, and passed
Un mo',on OF Mr.. Cafskadon, report OF the Com
n'tee oil schools aud Colleges on ain resolutions
declaring inerpsdient to m.ke further appfou,ia
i'm to The Primary School Fund, wa,takeb up
mr. Carskadon mevsd 70 strike out the uord inerpe
d'et' hou Insert "is redOndble"-This IN otion was
supported by MIR. Rves Of Campbell who stated thai
"eie was no" surplus in the Literary Fund, which
gave me Is gi'ia'ufe the power 10 msk- this
non while Tue necessity for ~ had heen proved by the
reports Of The Commissioners 10 every county liz
~hlch II was declared that their quotas were not sui
bcient "
e.
Ior on The atlr as the Chairman Of The Comm tee Of
schools and Colleges was absent Mr. T.r,iII sam
P'rt'u he motion; which was rel C I'd.
MI Eppes oil red some remarks i'm cppo li IN In tho
motion oil MIR. Car'kadou. The question being taken
was agreed TO- aud ihs re yUr was te-coumiited
ne follow ng eugrossed bIlis were read s,hird ma
aud Psssed-CoDesrnibg EIsha Co lison -Ioco.porsi-
ing tie Fredsricksbnrg Aqueduct Company-To su-
W Tzs separate election A. Oseoqudn In tho soun.y
OF PHhce W'iiIam-To an botizs sepatsts Gle lion
fuquas Sio's7io tue county Of Chssloite-Fur,ber
i-Kud'e me practice Of suing out and prosc caring
wnt' OF seire Jacids porainx the F,nca,tle and
Buthsoan Turnpike Company-ConeefniDg ,be da
'ees OF Creed Tsnner-To amend an act incorporating
company for the con- rnciion OF a nenpk- firm
winchester TO Smithhed-To incorporate The Lunch.
burg and N ew River Rail Road ,mpsnv
Inc bill regulating certain tolls on the Kanawba
iurnpke' was read second time. This bill provides
Tor the reduction of the tolls on the Stages of Porter e.
Beden1 $50 Wv '''0' -
Mr. Goode moved the indefinite posponement of tbe
oi' ms motion was debated al considerable length
messrs. Goode and Green supporting; and Messrs
mayse, Summers, Claiborne, Leigh, TerrilI and vii
Hams OF -, opposing it.
me motion to postpone rejected by vote of SO
W ~ ana Tue OIL was ordered 10 be engrossed.
ne bill authorizing JAMS Toncray 10 erect certain
bridges in Wythe and Washington counties was taken
up on ITS second reading, and motion OF Mr. Keller
indefinitely postponed
the bill TO amend the several acts conceroins, te
Court o Appeals and the, Special Court of Appeals
was iaken up, and alter some conversation between
mesSrs' Mason OF Frederick, Summers, aud Mayse
concerning the location OF the proposed branch of that
court west OF AIleghanes the bill was on motion Of
Mr. Summers, laid ON the table.
ne following bills on the second reading, were or