Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-14

Ter, Wilson. Of Bot Psucson ofBuck Yancey Desrns
DickeISon, Koane, OF c. c. s. n. X, Richardson, Pat
teson, OF Ches, Wilson, OF Cumb'd., Jones' Richie
Stephenson, off. & ~. Payne Helms Woods Smith of
Glou, Bruce, Roane, OF Han, Mayo, GrayeIy Gregory
marwood, HoCe, Street, Roy, Goode, Knox, Charlton.
Murdaugb, Collins, Dunlon, Harvey, Anderson, DaIe
Witcher, Swan'on. NASH Watkins Of r. E. Carter of p
W., Boothe, MDowel Conway, Crump, George, NJ
Cuoch, Surman, Brown, of Pet, and Ruthcricor,-
Ndys-MessrS. Banks. (Speaker.) Campbell Ghol,on
SHE'LL MComas, CheOtham, Thornton, Brodnax, Daniel
Marshall Wallace, Hale, Smith, OF Fred, Earle, Watkins
OF Gooch., WCamant Anderson, Steward. Sims Vance
sloan Mullen, kincheloc, Holleman, Gallaher, Berry,
rry' HeiNh Hays, Lawson, Beard, Harrison. Taylor.
Foindextcr, Smith OF NJ. & J. Henry WILEY Sherinrd
webb, Caheil, Parriou, Lcfcr. Adams Hnet, Csckley
Brown OF Preston, Moore NJ Mshon, Cline. Macfarlane
VI Nlu"en' Bare, Newman Thompson, Griffin Pegrsm.
vi 10y, MayOery, Stranger, and Kng-6I.
The question recurring Omeniing the ryder further
debate took place. i" which Messrs. Boduax Brown ct
Preston, and De'ring took part, when the motion was
cd to lie engrossed
The bill as amended beirg upon it, passage, Mrssr,.
Gregory and "itcher opposed IT, aud the yes and noes
having been ORDERED motion OF Mr.. Rosne Of H. ia.
voc was in ihe negative, rs follows:
fyes-Messrs. Banks, (Spenker,) Henshaw, Campbell,
Ghoson, Shell Cheaha,n Pendleton, Thornton, Dsniei
Marshall, Wallace, Hale, Smith of f.. Barton Earle EN-
mons watkins OF Gooch M'Camant, Anderson. Steward.
SIMS, dnce, Sloane, Mullen, Kncheloe, Holleman Gal
iahe Berry, Fry Heishiii, Hays, Lawson, Beard Hsr-
T;on, Taylor PolcHer, Smith OF Nj. and j., Henry,
Adams, Hiner Cackley, Moore, M'Mahon, Cline, Mac
ia.llne, M'Mullen, Bare, Newman, Griffin, Pegram,
-FOes-MessrS. Riley, Coleburn Gimer Randolph
Booker, Stuart, vi Cue, Mayse, Preston Pate Faulkner
Miller, Wilson OF Bot, rattson of Buck. Yancey Dear
ing, Dcker-on, Roane OF CHI City, Richardson, Paueson
oi G., Wilson ol G., BrodnaX, Jones' Richie Stephenson
OF f. and ~, Payne, Helms, Woods, Suith Of G.. Bruce
Rosne oil H., Mayo, Gravrly, Gregory HarwooJ uooe
Street, Roy, GoOdc Knox, Charlton, Cabel Mur,Ioupb
Collins Dunton, Harvey, Dade, Wcher Swanson, Nash
Brown OF Preston, Watkins OF Pr Edw Stands, Boothe
vi lowell. Thompson, Conway, Crump, George, M'Cul-
'ech, Suman' Blown OF Pet Persinger aud Rutherford
coNMrssItN SOUTH cAHoLINA
lue Speaker presented communication with the ac-
compin ing documents ON the Governu. which will be
TO. nd III another part ol paperl
. The documents having been read
Mr. Bronnax said that il must source of high pr,tt-
hcaOn to the Legislature aud To the whole State 10 a.,
certain that mediation with South Carolina b, hen
received by The authorities OF that Stale same spirit
OF Kindness aud respect in which had been rendered Ii
ought to he source OF qualification the whole Union
d our sister State seemed 10 listen 10 the rcques, Of Vr-
GINA; and lie could not but anticipate most happy result
Two courses suggested themselves regard to the COM
mumcaions now laid before the House one was toreter
em 10 commiI'ee-the other to upon them without
deidy' The question presented ia the letter OF Mr.
Leigh IN relation to his remaining in South Caroliss
c"Sn' al once 10 be decided upon. The Convention oil
South Carolina would early in March, and he
thought it important that Mr. l.. should remain there uI-
I'll that period but with the delicacy which WAS cb.
rdceristic OF that distinguished gentleman he had not
decided to remain hut referred the question TO the Gene
RAJ Assembly Surprising it would be considered OK
pedlen that MIR. L. should be present at the meeting
ct the Convention, and deemng it expedcnt that the
House should act on the subject forthwith, Mr.. b. had
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Esq, the commissioner re-
Gently appointed by the Legislature Virginia 10 bear to
me competent authorities OF South Carolina certain reso-
uuohS oil the ormcrdnd 10 fulfil certain other duties in
dicdted therein, having through the Governor of the
commonwealth, communicated te the General Assembly
IA" gratifying intelligence that the Convention which
lately assembled in the State OF s. Carolina will assemble
at an early day, to consider OF the fraerna and nedao
rial propositions with which he is charged-and Lavin
requested to be instructed whether not is the expec-
dlon and desire OF this General Assembly that he should
re. IN tie character OF Commissioner in the State Of
ouh carolina, unui the Convention shall again assemble
therefore
ResoiU@ by the General Assembly OF Virginia. Tina,
benjamin wa kns Leigh, Esq, commissioner on behalf
OF ms State be, aud he j. hereby instructed To remain ia
south CaIolna until the Convenon Of pc p. OF Thai
state shall re-assembe-and that he continue there during
Is session. or such portion thereof such time the,
aier as he may deem expe,iienl p, onoe those
great and desirable results which the object OF
his mssior. -
ResoiUed, That The Governor Of this Commonwealth
he instructed to forward Immediately to Benjamin W
Leigh Esq Commissioners from this State South Caro-
ma; copy oil he foregoing preamble aud resolutions.
Mr. broaN sald 1T would be perceived that the powers
gwen Dy te resolutions were rather latudmous 10 tho
"'"e "h'c MI Leigh should remain. But il would be
observed, that at the time of meeting of The Conyeu
oh this Legislature would be in session; and il Mr.
IL were instructed only to remain limited time he
would be cramped i'll which might prove ui,,-
rou' to the objects view Mr. B therefore coi,i-
dered b tier To leave the period OF his stay his dscre
The question than put on the first reso uiion.
- w., moved TO suke out the word instructed"
requested. Wv '
After" few remarks from Mes.rs. Brodnax, Marshall
anu suns me motion was agreed to, and the resolution as
amended, was adopted.
The second resolution anil preamble were successfully
agreed 10.
On motion OF MIR. Brolnax the message of the Cover.
nor with the documents ordered to be printed and ON
oo" o MI hhoY The number OF copies fixed 500.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
Oh motion OF Mr.. Faulkner the bill to authorize tho
commonwealth To subscribe to the stock of the Chesa
Pe"he anu ONO Canal Company taken up and being
on its passage, ~ ~ '7
MI Faulkner declined discussing the bil as he prestm-
q" every member had made up his mind upon il.
MT Dlckerson moved the ayes and noes and opposed
the bill at considerable length
NIT aukner replied ana the question berg then put
me OH passed by the following vote:
'8yeS.-Messrs. Gilmer, Randolph, Pcrsinrer FauIk-
ner' tlen-haw, Miller, Wilson OF b. Campbell M'Comas
PendIeton, Thornton, Daniel, Marshall, Wallace Ste
phenSon OF f. N, Helms, Barton Earle Watkins of
~, m CaInan Anderson, Vance, Sloane, Kincheloe Gal.
'aher, Berry Fry Heisk, Hays, Lawson Peard Hard-
son, Taylor, Smith of NJ. & j., Henry, WILEY Alexap
DER, Sherrard Cabcll, Murdaugh, Harvey, Parriot
l.eler, Hiner, Csckey, Brown of Preston Watkins of
r. E.' Boothe, NJ Dowell, Moore, NJ Mahon, Cline Mac
laflane, M'MuIen, Bare, Newman Thompson MEOW
Nj Cnlloch Maybery, stangcr, Mullen and King-6s
NoeS.-Messrs Banks (Spcaker0 Riley Coleburn
BOOKER, Stuart, Preston Gholor, Shell Patteson of
Y ancey, bearing, Cheatham, Dickerson Rotno of C.
City, richardson Patteson of c., Wilson of c. Bro,lnax
Jones, Rtohe, Payne, Hale, Woods, Smith of f. EN-
mons, smith Of G., Steward, Bruce Sims Roane Of H.
Mayo, Gravely, Holleman, Gregory Harwood Poindey-
ter street, Roy, GOode, KNOX, Webb, Dunfon Dade
Adams, Wncher, Swanson, Nash, Shanis Carter of r.
-" nham' GHihn' Conway, Crump Pegran, Brown OF Pc