Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

have asked for dcry in order that instructions may be
try he considered himself instructed To vote against Mr.
Leigh lie would reply TO the demand of the gentle
man from Northampton, that they should show their
hands. He would the ifankncss of his heart that
he was only for Mr. Van Buren, President of the u.
States in certain contingencies III MIR. Clay should be
candidate, he should support Mr. Van Buren, also,
n MIR. Calhoun should take the field But if any
OF true republican principles should be Offered for the
sttlon lac would support Linn in preference Ct MIR Van
.h. HoIcman said that gentlemen were very difficult
to satisfy Mr. H. had Leiore said that he expected
instructions. But it hadbeen stated that many members
were in expectation OF receiving them. He alluded in
his previous remarks to the county of Southampton
Lancaster had been mentioned few days and there
was another county IN the same stuation there were
therefore, three in which instructions looked
for, and had not been received.
Mr.. Uitchcy said, that he would the inorinl-
ton which lac had obtained from the gentlemen. 1t
proved that one member expects to receive instructions
from the pcoplc-and that the gentleman from Isle of
Wight has heard of a meeting take place But with
regard 10 all other sections of the State gentlemen wish
cd the Legislature to wait for their action the sub
Jet, without word of proof that they wish TO give
instructions at all lie could not think that the 18th of
January would not give ample time, and he therefore
hoped the motion would prevail
On motion of Mr. Harley, the Ayes and Noes
dered-and the question being put the vote stood as
follows
Ayes- Mcssrs. Drummond, Grinalds, Booker of Anne
ia Garland of Amherst, Craig, Brooke Mayse, Pate,
Holt, Colson, Hunter OF Berkeley, She'll Saunders,
Burton Christian, Johnson of Chesterfield Broadus,
Wilson of Cumberland, Scott, Servant, Hunter of Es-
SEX Ball, Marshall French Price Wade. Barton Smith
of Gloucester. Wcthercd Vance Curtis. Mullen Bolts
Gravely, Gregory, Berry, Gallaher, Summers, Hooe,
liawcs, Emanuel, Lawson Janney Beard, MCarty,
May, Waggencr, Alexandcr, Cabell, Collins, Watts of
Northampton Parker Epes Brady M Lure, Critz Jones
of Pcndleton, Wischer, woodhonse Boothe Thornton,
Dorman, Jett Dcashmut, Prentis, Cunningham, john
SON of Richmond City-G7.
Noes-Mcssrs. Banks (Spcaker1 Rycs Randolph,
Lane, Miller, Wilson, of Botctourt Mcmillan, Turnbu,
Booker, of Buckingham, Yancey, Hord, Madison Payne,
Stegar, Holland, Gibson, smith, of Frederick, Watkins
Blair, Avent, Darlington, Nixon Kincheloc, Shinu,
fiolleman, Pollard, Caldwell, Harris, Tod, Garland,
ley, sherrard leland Voolfolk. Robertson. Cackley.
Nash, Carroll, Dupuy, Shands Williams M'Dowcl,
Moorman Cline, Hopkins Spear, Bare, Jones, of She
ten, Clarke, Sangcr Brown.-59.
On motion of Mr.. Carroll, the House adjourned.
Friday December ~
Petitions presented and reierred-By MIR. Bolts,
OF Abigail Mayo, for increase of tolls Mayos
Brdgc-By Mr.. Prentis of inhabitants of Ohio county,
contestng the election of John Brady member elect
therefron, the grounds that the of his election
he held an Office of Fundamentally the Speaker, Of the
President and Directors of the Lynchburg Manufacturing
allow them the privilege of renting working and using
the ynchbug Mills for the purposes of their Cotton
Factory-By Mr.. Lawson Of Edward Chapman of Logan
county to be released from the payment ola fine for
falling ardent spirits without hccnce-By Mr. Booker,
of Amelia of David eoloured man, for leave remain
in the Commonwealth
On motion OF Mr.. Burton il was
Rcsofscd That Leave be given TO bring in bill TO
thorizc the County Court of Campbell, to cause the
lands within the limits of the county be
whenever it shall appear them that the interest of the
lands in said county require it.
On motion of Mr.. Mcclure II was
Rfsofret That the Committee of Agriculture and Man
uiacturcs he instructed 10 enquire into the cxpcdency of
chartcrng the Wheeling Mechanics Institute.
An engrossed bill authorising the Judge of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the Coun-
y OF Fayette, to fix Rpom place for holding his Courts
permanently in said County until the public buildings
shall be constructed read third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. Cline the House adjourned.
the nsL,c suA,o- the Eeai
Of the ga t ia Nr. Wakss' speech, page column.
second nc OF 2d from the top, "doscrbo
In Ihe 4'h l q she 9TH paragraph for striped read poPd
she name VI Mr. Robertson 81 Page omitted
ana Noes on the adSphon 81 Ms. MaIshas
the election Senator published III tho last Enquirer lie voted
the negative.
grin Nj NSsMs remarks paper Thursday
RESOLUTION IN
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r which Is tboe printed by mistake His
tha' snbjces which involves hadng controversy" SC.