Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, FEB. 2.
VIRGLyvIA LEGISL.4TURE.


VIRGLVL.d LEGISLaTURE.
The House Of Delegates have been engaged for two
days principally on motion for the Iud, finite Post
pooement Of the whole Loan Bi-It was argued ON
the one hand, that no Loan ought to be effected and
Therefore no such bill ought to be Ill was
argued on the other hand, that the bill in its prcsen,
mui'iiaious shape was offensive TO the fr,eds If Ia.
ternai Enforcement ,hensevs--and that hey GU sh
70 nave lair opportunity OF feciing its provisions be-
lore tho qnestiop'was finally taken non it-Yesrda
he question OF indetinite Postponement tkeo and
lost by majority OF Is votes, The bill was then laid
upon the iabis-and substitutes are expect.dt to tie Of
tered to IL.
IL the question: could have been taken at once on
sT'sing out the lst section, and the point dir cy
brought to issue Of "Loan no Loan?' il seems 10
US that much time and trouble might have been saved
Mr.. Moore OF Rockbridge suggested, in the course
OF MS remarks, that II nothing else could be eec
ne Should submit proposition for re-survey of the
James River, SC. and the plans and estimates of the
expense to be submitted to the succeeding Legislature
Inc Idea oil calling in the private funds Of our ciii-
zens In aid of the public he 25hs and the 35ths) and
thus lessening the amount Of the public Loan was
not once brought in, as well recollect, in the
course Of the Debate
Ii will be perceived that the Judiciary Bill has
been made the Order OF the Day for Monday next-|
The printed bill make' about AZ pages-embracing not
only the new matters growing out Of the propcs d ar.
rangemens. but the prominent provisions Of the Chsn
Gerry and Circuit Court Laws, compatible with the
new system.
TO CORRESPO DENTS
we have received the Communications OF " Gin
re'Pondence-The in favor OF Mr. Calhoun.
course, aud the other against tive have no room
or them o-day-and besides, we should think it bet,
yer 70 Jay up these CONNIE ntaries, until the whole
Correspondence is submitted TO our Readers. We
are Fastening through it fast possible laid
aside for this purpose, our Editorial and many orig
nal articles TO day-and hope 10 get through il our
next paper We would al,o respectfully suggest 10
our Correspondents, whether il would not be be st Il,
wait Tor such or!her deveiopements may be expect
ed upon this subject. Such would be own wishes
upon the matter bu, our wishes shall not dictate
to others III these gentlemen shall disre the force OF
the suggestion thus spe cfuly s. frankly submitted TO
hem we shall throw open the Press to their produc
tons.-We are more thoroughly satisfied, than we
thu first blush of the matter that no o can
come OIL Mr. C,s publication. When we think the
proper time has come, shall freely present our oN n
Views OF tiff the writer's OF the Commune ii ms in
question do not eountemand u.s. shall probably pub
sh them on Thursday.
Colonel Richard JOhn,on has, with the appreciation Of the
Office Dsvam ut introduced bill into the House Repre-
po,s, esaII the p..,ss on IswPsps The bill sid to
trust, become law" - ~ ' "
The only objection which strikes us TO the arrange
ment s, Will the ost-Masters be as careful of the
papers, when they get nothing by the delivery them
to the Subscribers as they are at present But for
our own parts, we are willing to make the expert
ment Editors will be compsle to use a little more
surveillance the Post Ofices-We need not point
out the advantages 10 them in the greater circulation
oil their newsPapersThe Press might, indeed, be said
to be free, II there is neither stdmp-far upon the
printing nor postage-.ax the circulation of news
papers.
The Petersburg OLD 10 announces tina, tn,
Nathaniel former has withdraw from 4, eOn, ,s
% Paint G eep Survey. Of the Port Of Petersburg and
Press s n 9 essny ".s ,sf
.s s ~s ss a. Ts!.1 81 :.
himself, by more frequently exerng the which pCed
qas h nc h ~ ~ h % 70. the .%a
more feeling upon this while hive
hse,u,' while have eSvs geneou. and
oeia intercourse with brethren in seeking void
son 'oorty Of our notice yet too often seeking such
or u1%Gly Liberal blow Certainly within our
recollection He has sincere best wishes for h health hap
His successor, Mr.. Nathaniel O. Blake is recommended in the
highest term, ny Mr. Peseud gentleman whose politics
republican in the true intent meaning
sIei,. Of he Limited powsr, delegated He viii .God
rstrsuch erpsnce to qudaie hs %,,n,
debt aud to extend ameabe relation, well shrosd
We tender him the right hand cf Fellowship '''''H''
The Florence (A) Gazette states, that the Editor OF
the Bolivar Palladium" is a brother of Judge Peck
The Palladium takes great offence some animad-
versions which have been published against the Judge
BY such course, that paper does not dese We the cha
racier of being q" the Palladium Of Liberty"
There rumour in circulation in the H of d.
yesterday, that Mr.. Tszewe intends to resign bis seat
10 the Senate of the u S We knew no, on what au-
tboriiy such rumour rests-We certainly have no in
formation on the subject.
%. Erratd. In our last paper Mr.. Kilgore, and not
MT Leifwich moved to amend the I'd section of the
Inc dueuument sDOud nave been stdted
as follows &c to make road from Cumberland GAP by
Lee and Scott court-houses to the Valley road west o
Abingdon"
Mr. CrumP's motion to amend the sum, was stated TO
be 5000 dollars. 1t should have been So, 900.
ComMUNcArEDIrhs Author the Addre,, TO the Leri,,tur
on the subject o the Governors salary that there some oh
s'uity no doubt owing himself,
i.tes the monies that would
wsses oil the members OF Assembly continued Der
me calculation Is this For the 6t period years,
making l62o days, there would have been q
dollar day, for each that is, 200 dollars per
day, there being 200 members, noo
For the next period OF ~ yesrs DAYS the saw.
ing would have been two dollars day,
Der thai " 400 dollars day there beng 200 membe
S756OOo
= To EoIrORs RF THE ESautRrE
we have been too long temposng subject Of Internal