Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
virginia Legislatures.

virginia legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES S,,,-I... u,
message was received from the Senate stating ,b,,
hey ID passed the lii Incorporating ,bs t'n,;s r
Ing the terms Of the Circuit Superior Cour,. in n, ,r
Judicial q cult And they have agreed to The resolution
or Tue cleo len OF Secretary and Librarian the Com
hoh"e"l'h, with an m'ndinent 10 strike out the words
"and Librarian which was agreed to.
house according to the Joint order of the day. pro
seeded 10 The election OF Prigadier General Tor IN.
tenth keEade 20 supply the vacancy occasioued by the
'ea;h OF Cen James breckenridge.
Me- Hson Of b., noinin lied James P,x,or Cso .r,
was supper ted by Mr. Garland.
nr. Dom,n nominated John Alexander, Esq, which
~a supported by Ms's.s MeDe.en ana hisyse.
mr. gregory nominated Col Edward w ats which WAS
supported Oy Mr.. Wager. 80
w Alter much discussion, in which Messrs Dormau,
"Sger' wilson o, B, and Gregory, took part Mr. Cart
mn expressed hope that the gentleman from il,ams
outg would withdraw the nomination., Col Watts had
zee" reserved ior the Office OF gadier General of Ar
as proposed by the Bill now progress 10 re.organ
we the militia MI wilson also hoped the nomination
W ,s De withdrawal Mr. Gregory refused withdraw
.he mouon on the ground that office for which Col w
was reserved was uncertain, not be
ne was sustained in this view by Messrs. Wager and
MARSHALL Mr. Cartmili sai that the gentleman from
Williamsburg refused to withdraw the nomination he
elected " s"' oo
Mr. Wilsin Withdrew the nomination of Cant p.v,,
anu message having been and returned from tho
Sor eo ron was called and the vote olows
LOT aus w. Tor Alexander 81 for Paxton g. Joint ,o,
Paxton " 1'' 90 'or
Of tiia
Tor the election of Brigadler General of the ls, Ny
gaze III The place oil John billiard, resigned was taken
up, SANA
Mr.. Grsvely nominated Joseuh Mar;, NJ p,o.
nominated Alexander Aus,in MIR God nominated Iooh
E'fiy' ana MIR Stevenson NOMINATED David Rhodes-Va
rions testimonials oil the of the candidates vera
READ, AND the nominations having been announced 70 Tho
senate, the House proceeded to ballot and after three
votes, the result was, for Early g. for boJes Ian,
vote with the Senate. Tor Rhodes 49, tor Early n '
Mr CAr.mi presented the petition OF the trustees of
e Town o. Buchanan authorize them TO raise co., Of
int sad
Numerous bills on their first second readings were
acted upon. 's' "e'e
VII motion Of MIR. Mullen, the House adjourned.
.5londay FEB TO- 1891
"a message was received from The Senate s,,;,u Ill.,.
hr recede ON their amendment to the bill 10 a6orz
me Register OF the Land Office make out book Of re-
ference TO the Military Warrants issued bv Vir,in =,
which the House OF Delegates disagreed "e"'' "
Also, that they had agreed the Preamble anil R.o
u.oh OF me House OF Delegates the subject Of the
IeoVa OIL me deposi,es from the Bank the IT, States
ana against the power claimed by Congress 10 eel hs
" >. faLk with amendments.
mr.: MARSHALL moved that the Preamble and Resolu.
oS rom 'he senate, be taken up aud printed; but after
some conversation in which belief was bv se
Wr AZ enoets 'hat The Senate had ordered the printing
M Nj withdrew his motion.
mr. Jones hen moved that the House proceed 70 the
c0ns'eraion OF The subject, which motion was rejected
Mr' G'mer moved that the Preamble &c. be printed
as there seemed some doubt whether the senate had or
aefen me printing, and after further conversation tie
h'ouoh was agreed 10. ~
The Senae's resolutions are with y,r;ors,,,, re
eaohS, similar 10 the resolutions OF the House of Dele
gaes-wih The exception OF the 81 resolution which tbe
sncHeh Out, and inserted in place The foIlowng
hesoired, The Senators in Congress be ns,r"cas5
anu our Representatives requested their best eyer
os 10 procure the adoption by Cong ress OF proner
snres Tor restoring the public moneys 10 the B,nE Of %
Ohed States or, at least for causing them TO be denos;,
ios 'he future, according to the direction and
stipulation oil the act oil Congress charerng the said RnI
H. al The time OF their action the subject, the said Rm
De- IN 'heF opinon safe depository OF the public ,rea
On motion of Mr.. Faulkner the House proceedod,,
'e order OF the day, for the election by Joint bal
M ~" e senate OF Secretary Of the Common ealtb
Gnu m III. Richardson having been nominated bv Mr.
r. the Senate was notified thereof and mes.aoo' ,
,naa ooay having been received stating that no other
NOMINATION had been added by them, the Clerk proceeded
to call the roli and w. H. Richardson received roT
joint vote with tie Senate, 1872 ''e''
re.','ons were presented and relcrrcd-by Mr. Ken.
nom oi c'izeh oil Cidrksvc in the county OF Mecklen
purge, Tor Bank at that plaee-by Mr. Barton Of cid
ZEN o. treuel'es ving near The shendoa river against
her aid from the S,ate-by Mr.. Burton of Dsv;d iona
or compensation Tor services rendered BY his faber d.
ILeh' OF tha' county against further aid being granted
oy The State, TO the New Shenandoah of
T.u]ens OF Ffenerck Tor permission for Randall Evans
Hee man oil Color to remain in the State.
! he engro sed bill providing for the construcl;o, Of
road from frices Turnpike Cumberland Cen was Rad
third me-lThs bill provides for the psymen, of the
three hihs required joint rock COMPANIES in LHor 70
be done on the road by the several counties Ihrougb
snd e eo.s =, 70 pas, AMI being its passage, ayes
NJ was opposed by Messrs. Gregory and Gsrjsn ., Az
bersi and supported by Messrs Hopkins Wilson Of B,
ayes Messrs. Damron, Niche, Mayse Faulkner
Gols'on, Carlml, Wilson OF b., M'AIiilan MCinnis'
Jones oil h Z. W., Marshall PAYNE, Helms Woods
Barton, Gibson, Smith OF f., Hale of Giles atkins ca
ry Vance, Sloan, Mullen, Kincheioe Gather Bolts Wa
GER Fry, Ddtl. Hays StOiDgs Janney Beard Harrison
omth OF NJ j Cooper. Alexander, M'CauIev Buck
nebb; Collins, Perioit, M'Lure, Robertson Ionss Of
CARROLL Boothe, Thornton, NJ DoweIl, it, Dorman Moor
man, W Waterman, Hopkins, MMuIlc6 George M'Cov.
MCuiloch and Maybcry-58.
.Foes-Messrs. Banks, (Spcaker) Poulson Sou,balI
ilnsr, Booker, Garland of A., Preston Pate TurnbuiI
DALEY, Paiteson, Bondurdut, Mostly Burton Christian
wyatt, Johnson, Wilson Of c., Scott, BAYLOR French
Hale OF F., Smith Of G.. Hail of Grayson Spencer
Bruce, Sims, Roane, Gravely. Gregory, Iarwood Kim
brough, May, Shepherd, Kennon, Garland OF NJ Dun.
t0n' Williams, Adams, Coles. Swanson, Nash Iupuv
Woodhouse, Stands, Hooe, r, Griffin Stevenson F,2
hugh CrumP, Pegram, Iungeriord, Stanger and Ruher
foord-5i
On motion Of Mr.. Molten, IL was
ReS0eed by the General Assembly of virginia Tha, o
Board OF Public Works instructed so soon az ,heir
existing engagements will permit cause survey to
be made from Moorheld in Hardy, TO Beverly in The
county OF Randoph:Also survey and estimate nj The
Improvement OF the navigation OF the South Branch of
TIE Potomac, IRON the mouth OF the North Fork TO the
Junction with the Potomac, and make reports ereofas
early as convenient
On motion OF Mr.. Smith OF Frederick report Of the
Comniee OF Propositions and Grievances declaring rea.
sondbe petition Of citizens Of the counties Of Frederick
a"d ShenahuOah Tor the formation Of county out OF
parts OF those counties taken up. Mr.. s. moved TO
reverse the report, aud This motion discussed bv
00s a Dau. 1T