Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-14

into long and forcble Comparison of The iams =,
'ne TWO Houses-We hope TO be able hereafter TO pre-
sen, sketch oil his remarks. His manner was per.
,ecuy cohcihatoy-and his address was DISTINGUISHED
| oy great modesty, ingenuity and beauty he rop
Guided by hoping that the M anagers of The Senate
would decline the proposition of the other Committee
| "r. Morgan, one of the Managers of the Senate
followed on the same side OF the que s,op He deliv
manner ~
When he concluded his remarks Mr.. Mason ,o.o
TO submit the following resolution 10 the Chairman of
the Committee OF the Senate
hesOieed, That the Managers on the part of the
appointed to conduct free and full Conference
WIZ ue rouse OF Delegates, on the subject OF the hill
enuticd can Act Sc" and the amendments of The
senate .hereo, recommend to the Senate, on it's part
sn amendment oil the amendments proposed by the
senate, so as TO provide, that the State he
Into TWO Districts, and each District into two Circus
ana hat me number OF Judges be increased TO twenty
I'll II seem good to the House of Delegates to recede
rom their disagreement 10 the amendments n,o,osed
70 inc DILL and TO accede to the principle of The
mcnt' as TO one Judge provided r each Cour
mr. Mc' omas, the Chairman of the Senate, put the
question 10 his colleagues about adopnp his r.so,,
uon-which was carried by 3 ayes
Mr. Nc omas then presented 10 Mr.. Cbo,sop. N.
preceding resoluton-who, turning TO his colearues
observed, he was sorry to inform them ,ba, ,La NJ
gers Of the Senate had rejected their pronos;,;n ,
on ther part had presented this resolution
on MIR. Leigh's motion, seconded by Mr. Brodnax
me managers oil The House OF Delegates retired for
snort lime 10 consider the proposition of the MANAGERS
oil 'ne Senate; and requested them TO remain sbor,
"'ne 'n me Conference chamber ill their return
Ch .neir return TO the Hall, MIR. Morris rose TO ex
pam he reasons for Directing 10 the proposition of Tho
managers oil the Senate; and he avaed himself o ,ba
opportunity TO answer the arguments of Messrs Mason
ana Morgan-He concluded his long and most i'm
PressiVe address, by mo ing the Committee nj M.
House to dec inc the proposition of the Senate Tho
question being put by Mr. Gholson, on IT, proro ,io,
or uns senate it was unanimously rejected.
MT. MOTIFS then roe TO offer the ultmatum nj tho
Managers OF the House OF Delegates. 1t was the las,
proposition which they would submit TO the MANAGERS
oil the Senate. II was follows:
Resoired, That the NJ ai ager. on the mar, n H..
Ho"s" OF Delegates. sppoint,d TO conduct free and
u'' y inference wi The Senate, upon tn. sub .,t n
the bil entitled " An Ar" &c., and the am.ndren,
'he senate thereto, shalt recomn- nd to the H. {
" 10 consent on its part, 10 AT endmep, oi tho
amencmen's pro os'd ny he Sena'e % 30 to rrov;Je
ha' the State arranged in 10 Judicial rcnit nd
ne hummer ot Judges re 'u-ed 10 90 If IL shall EN-
soou o ne Senate, on is part, 70 rerede from \.
amendment proposed by the Sers.e 10 n hin so =
as 10 acceda to the principle OF the bill O, The n q.
az % the 'w9 Judges provided for ceur If ZACH
| Tbs proposition WAS arimousiy arc ned bv,b
Committee OF the House - "
Ater Mr.. Ghoson had Communicated II q a Cbei,
man OF ihs Committee Of the Senate The bc, ~ h
rejection of their proportion along viii ,,;s ~
proposition submitted 10 their consideration Mr. NJ .
son submitted m tion, 'ha, he Man,ear, of ihe
nae should retire to consider it-But nm NJ, -,
suggestion, that helc onn itt-es NEE. once moro iii
morning, al O'clock, ths Con 'erence wa, sdi,nrrel
over I'LL that TIM.
IM SENATE OF VIRGTNI4 .april5 tb. 1891
| me SENATE convened al 10 O'clock end having
| continued in sc sion wihout adiou.nmart the ub.Ia
'aF' ana having excessively voted down. numerou.
az o'clock a, nigh, "''"ep'
Mr. CABELL ro's and ad ,rcs.i. q himself n III ,
C"sIr SAID he bsc short yet pregn ant amendment
to cfer wtieb, he admonished by the unfor, rc.
lection oil tba, had pre- coded H. was bu, too ELsI -
snare me same unthely fate. B. that however as il
might, he should ever flow the dictates Of dp,v
careless OF c1ns.quences. The ameDdu en-, which he
pad me hono to propose, would be found he bor.b,
"se with persuasive, II not irresistible en-
ery'" he kndly attention OF every S-nafor hecaus
he was convinced, that IL touched a chord fbs mos,
dehc4's vibrations OF which must find a re srorse
rousnou' me multiplied ramifcations Of so-if ty in
zee BOSOM o. every human being from The co,,sg,r 10
the inmate OF the pal c. ard which, he cherished the
'onu-h might be, the ilusory hope-wcud find fapor
wherever freedom had a voiary, or berry an advo.
cave ounering under the excrutia;ing agony Of q
nervous pain in an eye, det ated and Exhausted ga
ne 'et h'inss after session OF ten hours he asked
We psrh"eu 10 read his amendment, by tcny of ar.
guHehl, The only kind of argument he hut loo MAINLY
perceived, he should be permitted 10 emoIov In ihee
present temper OF the Senate where he witnessed
heNpies'oie modification, the xamp'ed spec..cl,
OF 'he representatives OF nearly half tie ate driven
| forward, 6hnUold over all distinctions np6er IN.
eScoiia"ns lash of areien,less msjor;ty
Inc amendment was, with some variations adam il @
a. 10 our more Southern medium, transcript Of the
"Law OF Contempt," enacted al the last s.o;on ~
the Congress of the Unit States for TIE apo,rs5 mr.
pose OF extending more tfficacous cian to the
| ,''S' y VI vi" CT lL4p. Ihe subtle fluid I'D
burst forth, and had electrified the Nation Tho Hmss
Ioi IL preseLtatives had preferred an imp4acbmsn
| against Judge IN Missouri and that Jude Wa az
! quIted by The Senate Of The United Safes Tba,
judge bal Issued his att ch eat agan., Mr. L,wIs.
| lawyer oil fmipeuce, and man of unimue ,cbsLi-
character, whom he SunlmnriIy arbi,rariIv and TO-
ranicaiy punished for having dared 'hroueh the ctl
umns oil public GdZste, ia decorous language N "
anime and cticise an pnion OF his honor deliver.
rom the Bsnca. The seeTing lion had be- N r,u.ed
congress had seen The nj ehii, and had applied IN
| remedy. Tf "
Mr. Cabel then read the amendment "a to,ovs
Inc power OF he several Courts of this Cou,oon
wea tn, and the Judges thereof to issue at,acbmn,
aud inil ct summary punishments for cop,emp,s q,
Courts, or OF the JUICES thereof shall not be
10 extend 10 tny cds,s except The misbehavour nj
any pef'on or persoOs, in q PRS. of the q.
Couits, or sonear thereto, 10 obsTuct tn adnin
uauon OF justice; and excsp, The misbe of an,-
OF he officers OF the said Cout 10 their official trans
actions, ard the sobedef or resisiancs bv an off
Ger 't the said Cours, party, juror witness or other
person or peron', 10 al lawful writ, process order
rue, decree, or command of he said Ccut's"
ihis amehd'ne mt, said M. C., petnsd by a gem
tenan OF the legal pSot~ssion, formerly m.mSer If
this body-the Hon J,seph DraperEa p,nI ,man
whom no VA proud to call his lriend-hsd been crjn
ciz-d by the Luminories Of The Lotc assembled "a
me MehoPolis OF the alton, and bad be en- yo cd G
he believed, by every lover Of Liberty on In Aoor (
| The two HSuSes OF Congress.
The gentleman from the City OF Richmnnd (Gsn
HatVie,) and the gentleman from Brnnsv wick M
| Dfomgoole) excessively addressed the Senate in
opposition TO Ire amt ndmtnt The previous question
was hen callsd TO-, but was Withdrawn by request
| Upon which, Mr Cabr again rose, and said
mr Speaker, Chen, on n great question deeply AZ
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