Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

horzsd BY this act or to compel the company in order &c
retain such passengers reduce the pa.ssg money"
Mr. Watkins hoped this amendment would not be adopt
ed. He did not know why this principle was TO DO
Introduced into this bill In particular Why this company
should have an advantage which was given TO other.
The Legislature had this year subscribed the stock of
the Posmou and Roanoke Rail Road, entering into di-
rect competition With the travel and transportation tho
Petersburg Rail Road. This amendment would, Mr.. w.
thought adopted express dstrust Of The wisdom OF the
Legislature in passing that act II the Rail Road now TO
De incorporated should be capable OF accommodating
ne ""ue snd travelling ON tina, route was not probable
that fsa' work wsuld be established without the
existence oil the strongest for such But
II such reasons should seeur for nsance, some great
improvement I'm silence should recommend work.
by this provision the Legislature would forced
go the establishment OF any such work. II was unless
under strong nduce,nen improbable that the LIE.
giss,ure would wantonly establish another work to de-
sroy this Improvement Or il this amendment
be adopted in regard 10 this bill why should not be
Piled TO all other similar works. He trusted such prin-
cPe would not be engraited the Internal Improve
ments Of this State.
Mr. Colston said, the did not 20 so great
extent as the gentleman from Goochland seemed 10 sup
mere provided that for the period 81 80 years tho
Legislature would not construct road from the same
point to the same point The amendment did prohibit
any other improvement the gentleman seemed 10 sup
pose, that might in the march Of science be proposed
Mr. T. had no objection to pedging the State not to do
that which lac did not beicv. ,ie would ever be disposed
to DO Ard believed that this provision would in.
ducs foreign capitalists to subscribe Tor the stock Of tho
company-and could no injurious effects from it
he hoped the amendment would be adopted
Mr. Dorman said he considered the principle involved
IN this amendment Of great Importance and as the House
was now thin, he would move lay the bill and amend
n'ent on the table; which was agreed TO.
On motion Of Mr. Janney, the of the House FIJI
day last refusing engross for third reading the bill to
establish Deefand Dumb Asylum in this Commonw esh.
was considered aud on motion OF Mr. Michie the bill
was re committed.
report on the of the Commonw eath, bills inn
posing taxes, and appropa,ng the Tor the
year, which were, ON motion OF Mr.. b., ordered TO
be printed.
Various bills the first and second reading, and
ports Of committees, were acted upon.
On motion Of MIR. Watkins, the House adjourned.
DEPosITE RESOLUTIONS IN THE SENATE OF
VIRGINIA.
Member of the Senate requests us to re-publish tho
following proceedings:
On Saturday last the Senate finally acted on these
solutions, and according TO promise, publish the ayes
ana noes hereuPon that the country may see the course
OF its representatives.
The first resolution was passed by the following vote.
Ayes-Messrs. Old, Campbell, Parker, Cooke, Patte-
sou, Pennybacker Atkinson, Page, Slaughter, MComas,
Watkins. harvie. Basye Golf, Keller, Maxwell, AyIeit,
Winston, McCarty, Beale, Edgngton and Smith-22.
Noes-Messrs. Dromgooe, (SPesker), Hunton, w ats.
Rves Flood, ope, Beirne, Dyer, M'Mahon and Donald
son-l0
The I'd resolution was passed by the following vote
ayts.-Messrs. Old, Campbell, Parker, Cooke, Penny
hacker, Atkinson Page, Slaughter. MCOmas, Watkins
Harvie, Bayse. GoG, Keller, Maxwell, Ayleu Winston,
M'Csrty, Beale. Edgingon and smitlI-2l.
Noes.-Messrs Dromgoole, {Speaker,) Hunton, Pat
teson, Watts, Rves Flood Opie Beirne, Dyer,
aud Donaldson-ll
The Sd by the following:
Ayes-Me ssrs. Old, Campbell Atkinson, Page, Slaugh.
ter, MComas, Watkins, Harvie, GoH, Keller, Maxwell,
Aye'', Winston, M'Carty Beale, Edgng,on and Smith
H.
Noes-Messrs. Drongoofe, (Speaker,) Parker, Cooke
liunton, Patteson Penny hacker, Watts, Rives Flood
Ope, Beirne Dyer, Basye, nj Mshon and Donaldson-I5
The fourth resolution by the following:
dyes-M essrs. Dromgooe, (Speaker,) Old, Campbell,
Parker, Cooke, Patteson, Pennybscker, Rves Flood,
Page, Slaughter, Ope, McComas, Bierne, Watkins DYER
Bayse NJ M ahon, Donaldson, Keller, Ayett, and Beae-
%.
NOes.-Messrs Hunton, Watts, Atkinson Haryie.
Golf, Maxwell, Winston, M'Carty Ellington, and Smith
10.
The fifth resolution adopted by the following vote
dyes.-M essrs Old, Campbell, Parker Atkinson Page
Slaughter, NJ Comas, atkins Harvie, Basye Coli KEEL.
Ter, Maxwell, Ayett, MCarty, Edgington and Smith
IL.
.Noes.-Messrs Dromgoole, Speaker Cooke, Hunton,
PattesOD, Pennybacker, Watts, Rives, Flood, Opie,
Bierne, Dyer, MMahon, Donaldson, Winston, and Beae
Us.
The 9Th resolution and the preamble were carried with.
cut division.
/ Mr.. Maxwelps amendment of the Sd resolution, in
sucting the Senators OF Virginia their best exer
u States, or, at least, for causing them deposited
therein Tor the future, according the direction and sti.
puaon OF the act OF Congress- charteng said Bank
was passed by the following vote:
.8yes-M essrs. Old Campbell, Cooke, Penny
Atkinson, Slaughter MCOnas, Watkins, Harvie, Golf,
Keller, Maxwell Winston, M'Carty, Beal, Edgngton
and Smith II.
.Noes.-Mes Dromgooe (Speaker1 Parker Hunton
Pateson Waits Rves, Flood, Page, Opie Beirne DYER
Basye, Nj Mahon, Donaldson and Ayett-l5.