Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

10 be the anxious desire OF ALL that subject not refer
req 70 the committee. having connexion with the por-
"a '" me governor message hich they appoint
" W consider hot ming within the circle OF their in
should not have been mingled with tho delbe.
;, ' " ,"e House on the subjec, which the
miu'e had reported. Mr.. b. would take occasion Ia
say ma' "hiie the enienian ion Hanover had be en-
i, h!ii " 'l't'r er, he trusted when THE great
f"eS ~" s'o's" come btore the House, lac would also,
mud himself IN minority here. rh. Hence 300. -,
10 ACT on one o. 'ne mo-, mome"'ous questions that had
pass upon one OF the most Of awies.
That had stained the annals cf country; and he 1Mr
B could entertain doubt of the result, Ue shoni
oher no opposition TO the printing OF the substitute II
woni not be courteous to The menb from Hanover or
any member, TO do For himself be could say that
m nahSen mat gentleman for giving the House oppor-
"y 70 come out on the question Of the constutionali-
VI me bank oil the u Siatesand he would ask i'm the
,,c , W ,e sneen' Erecian If that institution is TO be
w.; u'n mat they would hear before they strike.
"ing gave hearing TO the proposition of the gentle
tuie lay on the table and be printed ~
Mr.. COson asked whether the RESOLUTION. A., e.
the gentleman from Hanover were presented on his own
individual motion, TO be considered as .o,n,
report by the minority OF the committee.
MR. k"ane said they were offered his individual
e NUMBER oil copies 50o lie thong at day ought to be
Neu Io we eons'd.ra lou OF this subject. he was
a ." 'aa. was The Intention OF the gentleman from
James n.y. to ing up subject which some feeling
would probably be excited morrow and az on the next
gay Tue portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road was the order
o' We uay' he would move that the report of the comui-
'e" anu the substitute should I've taken M ON FRIDAY
Mr. Cois'on observed, that the in
the report and the substitute were to he haw
ought to he taken up the earliest possible Jav wi,hont
regard TO lis having been xrd The ration ot anv
olher subject lie hoped, however that this report would
promptly acted on as il IL delayed one of the re.
ooohs would be nugatory Ii the Treasurer was TO be
ps NC 20 vote against tho arrangement between the
"nS OIL virginia and the United States that ms ruction
v !" &c gwen him before he should be called on TO
barbour said he had not desired to discuss this cues
'lon' our 'he proposition OF the gentleman from Hanover
seemed tooPen wide field for debate and il might moi be
Praeuca6ie TO prevent its being INDUCED in.
MIR. koane said, that so far he was concerned Ia
did not desire to provoke discussion He was Willing IN
submit it 10 the intelligence of the House without de all
Mr. Coson said that if the cons,ituon,,i,v or IL. Ri,
., he u D was TO be into could be done after the
po III reianon to the depo'ites had been disposed Of
Iu.peper at any convenient time.
ne resolutions and substitute tl,en q, IT.
Oh .hs Table, and 800 copies TO be printed.
reunions were prese nted and reterred-bv Mr. Jarnay
OF the Little River Turnpike Company for an alteration T
neir charter IN relation TO tos-by Mr. Ruherfoord of
refer - Cbevahe p:Jyng that himself and others NAV
be Incorporated as a company for the ,napvs,.,vn
hour, under the name ofhe Gallego Milling Comna,y
by Mr., Johnson OF The Manchester Turnpike Compa.
NY against me proposed reduction oil their iolls-and of
czens oil Chesterfield for separate election AZ ~ ,ncho
M "sIa MIR. GSrIm OF Joseph Price, be above to
make Tile road across Prices mountain and tho Sy,o,
Springs mountain, to the sweet Springs " ~
oh motion OF Mr. Carroll, the House adjourned
~ Vednesday, LIST Jan. 1881
he Speaker presented a letter f,om John DiI,rJ r
signing his conmissi Brigader General Of tho ,5u
% wh'cn was Oh motion OF Mr.. Gravey laid on
On motion of Mr. Faulkner, it was Resolped Tho, Tho
"'"''ee OF hoacs be instructed to inquire into the
eHpeuepey o. incorporating joint stock company with
capital OF $3.50 to construct turnpike ro,j fo"
a'nsourg In the county Of Berke ey 10 Shepher,stow
Potomac River. r' VII INC
Resofped That should the Company so incor,o,o,o,
ssiec, 10 construct the road between Martnsbure and
Snepne,a''own that the said Committee be further in.
ue'ei 10 inquire into the expectancy of Inserting nro
vision III The charter, allowing stone bridge
constructed at the expense OF the county OF over
Ihe opeqnan, 10 be taken and received as mari Of ,h
80 las OF individual iption pre reonis;,a ., "
sc'ipon OF 25hs by the STATE and that h
appointed 10 ascertain on oath its value to the comnanv
On motion OF Mr.. Waterman, the Committee Of Cour,.
VI 'usce was instructed inquire into the exnedienc ~
amending The law concerning mills mill dams and ohcr
~ -, ' s ~ WAFER courses, passed 2d March, 1919 so
as 10 provide that the fine for such obstr,ctons sho 49,
nss n", sI', o, nl'y dollars upon any prosecu
uness no''ee mas been received the same and
also inquire INTO the expectancy of giving concurron,
Jur ,, 10 the Superior Courts OF Law.
MT. shall, from the Committee of P,iviIsoes ,,,
E'ec'ons, presented report uron the contested sIsc,;
III Canei county, which after discussion was laid or
me table, on motion OF Mr. Wager ~ "
On motion OF Mr. Barbour 500 comics or . .
uoh received by the Committee the Deposites from m
PRESIDENT oil the Bank OF Virginia, and other documen
"" '"e same suuyect, were ordered 10 be printed,
=, ~ JUDGE GREEN.
MT gregory presented the following re soluiiors.
sSO,oea' mat tins House will, the first day of Feb
~ io9i' proceed 10 enquire into the propriety of r.
moving John Green OF the Judges of The 3,omr, +
Appeals iion office in consequence of The ALLEGED a,
peculiar ana proracted i'll health which has Inc snaca
Gu Nun physically and mentally for the discharge of H..
duties OF said office ~ " "
Resulted, That the Speaker If this House sion ,t
aooVe resolution and direct the Sergeant To-
1eeu 'oih"hh, TO serve copy OF the same on Ind
Jon" "" Green, ana return the original 10 this Housc
VI neIo,e me tenth day Of the present month GanusrvA
HtSooea, mat the clerk OF this House issue subnon
requiring tie attendance OF sny person al the bar If II
er on ne III DAY OF February next Chat the Spe
Ner may dWec) to give testimony upon an invesga,,
ABOUT 10 De had, relative 10 the alleged of Jua
John w. Green. P'S VI jug
inesc resolutions were opposed by Mr.. Jones who Of
'efed as substitute, the following resolution:
hsSoioed, hat the Clerk OF The Supreme Court A.
OF .his Stale be directed 10 report 10 this Hou,
""eher any, and any, what lene of time has clans.
s"'c 'onh '" Green, one OF The Judges of said Cou,
d"enueu TIE same TO perform the duties of his Office
AHer considerable discussion, Mr. Nash moyefIo ams,
he SUBSTITUTE Oy striking out aud inserting the follow
Ing - h '"e 'o"o"
heSo'Ued' That Committee be appointed 10 inquirs
mo he causes oil the present disability of the Honorab
Johh W. Green oil the Judges OF the Supreme Co,
OF appeals oil this Commonwealth, and whether the sau,
s,n"ty 70 De OF temporary permanent charac,ei
'ea'e 10 sdid committee to report statement of can
and proper ~ "Pe"'"
long discussion took place, in which Messrs Jsnne.
umef' Jones Nash, Gregory, Roanc, Colsion and 81,
vehson OF spoitsy lvana took part, when Mr. Nash wifi
urew hl' notion aud MIR. Colston moved 10 amend n
amendment, by substituting the following:
hesoired, That joint committee be appointed 10 b,
qnire INTO the ability OF Judge Green perform the Sud
OF MS once and u dsabed Of the OF such disab
~ ana how lar such disability may Justify his removal
from Once; and hat method is necessary to pursue IL
accomplish such removal
Mr. COlston subsequently moved 10 amend Lis mo,io
oy sShg OUT all ALTER he wodio, end inserting the fo