Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
e'sse The Sste 70 conduct their schemes Of Internal

Ie-sble the State 10 conduct their ssbsm.. NJ r..y
improvement with economy aud sucees,.
L. mr. Goode defended bis motion, and declared that
ms opposition extended particularly to IN. made Of
Improvement proposed He con sdered Il an nvidiovs
ois"ncuon IN favor OF James river. The Public En-
was n The service Of the State and ye, another
pos'u 81 o'neess was TO be appointed TO do The duty
designated in the BILL He considered fbe true object
" Wo ON commit The State in an eztravagan
S VI improvements. He expressed himself
shocked az the manner IN which division of The Stat
| had been spoken os " Wv 'o
MIR. Moore said 'hs','s to the remarks he rad
' 70 'ne oiVion OF the State, II every Esteem mem
oe were te act on the principle OF the pen,eman f
Meekleubu'g.-hc would for cne 90 Tor div;.; -,
me safe to morrow. He cared not how small AZ
S'a,e might be, he would prefer 10 epov free or T.;
Delaware, than tespoism here He vouIJ ,,,. "" n
Ia canton OF Swi zerlaud, han in Poland under The
Mr. Gibson should vote for the Indefinite pos,,or.-
meut, because he opposed 10 the means b., Pb;,
me object wa' to be effected The duty coui az wei,
be performed by tho public Engineer W."
Mr. Mason OF Frederick, should vote for IN. ;,, &
mite pos'p"pem'n tot from any bos,ii,y 20 N. lame.
Nver mproveusn but becavs- he thought tn. in,or.
~; 'eq,'r'o cond he az well obtained by csiiog
!" me a'o "' an additional Engineer, through hooks
aud statements TO he found in eve book store.
MT Har'and OF N. made few remsrks
m = Muller o. Is observed. that the btlI hal .rswn
ou' OF reso''on submitted by him; and he csr,arlv
should not have presen ed it, bad h.. supposed ~ onJ
De supported only by the friend. of the ioan.bp He
h"d done 30 At The es'ion several ,h
voted az INST that bill. H. made some apimaJya,.;,
on the course pursued by Mr.. Goode 70 which NJ, n
rep'ied-Mr. Miller also expressed surprise a, the do
ciaraton OF the zen eman froG. Frederick fNr M.,onN
and observed that his views mig hit ne met II m.
sent motion failed. by ding for the IF
an Assistant E'ginesr Mr. Mason observed that such
being the ca e, he should vote for the nos,no,.
ment r'''P'"e
After few remarks from Mr. Morrf., the question
was taken on posponirg indefinitely and decided ~,
the rs ga'ive by the following vote:
hfES-Me'srs. She'll Watkins Brocdus G,bso,
JONES' Obichester, James. Powell OF Franklin Uol.
land, Wood Of Frederick, Perrin. Hail. Cl,ihnrn.
Green Easily, CA-.kadnn. Dyer A,kpson po,iaI .,
X s. O.. Pollard Of X. WIN Hudyins. Knox. Good
watts, Farral, Adams. wfch-r, Swanson, V.n,bIs'
pie-34. ~ 'e'-
NOES -Mesn'. Bapk.. (Speaker) Wood Of Abe.
marie Ier,iil' Garland of A., Kinney, M'eue Mays.
H. hwich, Henshaw, Anderson OF Bot Miller Of Bot
Campbell OF Brooke, Christian S.uiork Rive. 81 o.
Clay, Taylor, Hayburton, Brodnax, Marshall Pavne'
Mason o, Frederick Casteman, King, Bryce, Ersine.
Dunn, Morris, Seymour, DAWSON, Leigh SempIo
Lucas, Galaher, Summers, Hooe, Ewing. Havs law
SON. SON. Mason of L., Caldwell Poindexter, Newman,
% vaw,er, Preston Helms, Cohoon, Garland
oil NJ MLaughin, Murdaugh Thompson, Blackwell.
Anderson OF ~, Jacobs, Parrott, Hner, BAXTER NIL
Ierot r., linn, Tyler, Hart, Moore, M'Mshon. Lewis
Kilgore, Williams OF s., Harris Ga,ewood U,miI,on'
Crump, M'Coy, M'Culloch Keller, Newton. J,cnson
Crockett, Maxwell Macfarand and Rutbe rioard so
MT Garland OF NJ moved TO strike out hat portion
Coinmi ''oners, and to insert ~ause ttorzina ~
employment OF an Assistant Eng,pce which was
agreed to. ~ was
Mr. Bro'nax observed, that he could not vo.s r.,
ne oil while 1t contained provision for The arron,
msnt OF an Assistant Ensinrer perfo m a DIN. wh;t
could be as well perfo' med by the Public E1giH.ar
S'Ver'i other amendments we're ad. d ed: and IN.
bill WIS ordered to he engrossed. ~" ''o
IN Speaker communicated letter fran ,ba r..
Au'or n'osing report OF his proce edinss under The
TO amend an act reduce into one The several acts
C ncernng the recovery OF debts due to the pnhlic
and The sale OF lands for JUDGMENTS on behalf of the
Commonw@ altb, passed % Feb 1921 Which mas
on mo ion OF MIR yoe, referred to the Finance Com
mi tee e '~o'n
Inc eng -os'ed bill to provide for the construction of
road from Munroe Court-House TO the Ken,u,tv
ne' wa'read third tine, and on lite passage w,s re-
jected by vote Of 40 TO 49,
MI CHRISTIAN moved Il G recopside Of IN. abova
vote, which, ater taYiug been supported, Nv Messrs
AnIeoson o. b.. I.awaon Senple, Summers and Moore
ana opp s.d by Messrs. Keller, Wtcher add Preston.
was Re jeced, A 10 55. 'I'
On motion Of Mr. Jackson, the Hous. a1iourne1
Then Shenandoah 81, tlnel announces Rober, Ausn
Esqr. as candidate for re-elec ion in the newt Co..
gress. :" "~ neat Coh-
John Smith, E'q. is announced as a candidate f..
Nc senatorial ID strict OF Shenandoah and Hardy-snd
nnI,gnl LAKEWOOD, E'q. as a candidate for the Fl of
Deiegates, In The county of Shenandoah " -
we are requested TO state that Charles Tod ,uko
ae 10 represent the county of Caroline the aa Gu"
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