Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

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UT ~ wich ne had supposed exhausted YESTERDAY
on one side, lac was assaulted with the most v;ruloni Ian
guage ana w still greater aspcrity the other I'm.
der these circumstances we were very ,nodcs,,, ,sS,
70 withdrew MIR Daniel aad cndcav fix upon some
nir Coison said lac hal not asked them to withdraw
MT lr. ~, but unless lac withdrawn lac did not sec
how the matter could be- arranged
MIR Slllcr said he it 10 lc the sn,c tI,;, He
put the question Ia the gentleman whether after , v;o
lent dcnnncaiions of Nlr Dan;cl andvan Burenism a
compromise could be asked by those who al sd .,,
language lie thought the friends of Mr. u would
IAN IN their duty TO themselves. and their duty to the
.,Huen.ry, were they now TO withdraw him. lie had
o'e i", uat me jackson party would not renqush
nun Mr. Nj made these remarks explain his course
ahu now he was willing TO allow the majority to elect
10 nus own temper, he did not pretend to dccd, upon r.
as TO mat OF the gentleman from Berkeley his friends
probably were the best judges oft But Mr. NJ thonvL
an indscrcct act t. bring their tcmpers into collision
here-iie had merely to add that he ready to pro-
coed with the election. r.
MIR. Witcher understood Yesterday that ,horc 49,, 900
intention OF Withdrawing Mr. -. and ofconpromisng The
matter But they we're told that although this was no party
question ms friends deter mined 10 press MIR ID and
mat they would not yield Ii it was no party question
why could IT. not be accommodated? Why were gentle.
men unwilling to withdraw MIR Daniel and ,,,s Lei
son party called TO rally him Ii was said ,h, no
had been abused and vied and was the reason for
odhcrng to him. But this did not i'm The lc,s, IL H.
posture OF the affair And it would be recollectcd that
te remarks OF the gentleman from Berkeley were made
Yesterday. and only repeated to-day when Mr. d. was
again brought before the House There was the rcfore
no bltcr objection 10 compromise now than WHEN ,h
House adjourned yesterday.
S'S'i WAS ticn proceeded with and the
For Peer y Danie Messs. Banks, (spcalcr.) Rivcs
iNadoiph Laync Miller Wilson of B. nj MILAN 'rurn
bull, Booker of Buckingham, Yancey IIampton M,d;
son, rayne, Steger, Holland. Wade, Gibson Watkins
nr1yent, Darlington snced Nixon, Kinchcloe, shnn'
Wiley, Morgan. NJ Cauley Shcrrard Leland Vol
folk, Robertson, Cackley, Nash, Carroll Stands, vii
n n' M Dowcil ir Norman, Cline, Hopkins Spear
i'arc, Jones offs, Cruchfeld. Moncufe Hargraye wit
ten; oi1rke' Sianger, Brown, and Johnson Of R-57
- f0T John > Peliheton--AIcssrs Drum!nond Grinolds
i)oohcr. oil a., Garland. of Amherst PA
Colston, Hunter, of Shell, Saunders Burton Hord
OF Cumbcrland Scott, Hunter. of Essex, Ball Mar
shall French, Price Watts, of Giles Blair Wethered
Vance, Curtis Gravely, Berry, Galahcr Summers.
ney Beard, NJ Carly, Waggencr Cabell Collins Waits
Parker Epes, Brady, M'Lure, Witcher, Swanson. Du,
Crump Dclashmutt, Jett, Prcntis Cunningiam "a -
fSr II. Hatermna--Messrs Craig, Brooke Barton
Mullen, Alexander, Jones of Pcndeton-6 '
For C. S. Carter--Mcssrs Servant Smith of Froder.
ick Smith, of g., and Webb
Joseph Uatkips-John NJ Bolts
Edlc0rd CoiSton Richard Nav
Joel Houcmon-John NJ. Gregory
JOINT vote with the Senate, Daniel 75-Pendleton 20
scattering II. "
SECOND BALLOT
For Peter v DanieL-Mcssrs. Banks, Speaker Riyes
nandolph, l.ayne, Miller, Wilson OF Bot Nj MILAN
Iurnbull, Booker of Buckingham Yancey. Hamn,on
Madison Payne Stcger. Holland, Wade, Gibson, Wat
S Si Ayent' Burlington Sneed, Nixon, Kincheloc
Shll, ii"iieman, Hooc. Harris, Todd Garland of
SMecklenburg, Rodgers, Wiley, Morgan, Nj Cauley.
Sherrard, LELAND, Voolfolk Robertson. CacHIeyy''
man. Cline Hopkins Spear Bare Jones ofs;hcma,.doaI
Crutchfed, NIoncure, Hargravc, Witten Clarke
Stanger Brown and Johnson, Of R-57
For }. S. I'endieton--Messrs. Drnmmond. Csr;,olss
doom Pooker OF Ameha, Garland of Amherst Mayse,
Pate holt cGston, Hunter, of Berkeley She'll Saun'
9ers' burton 1ord Christian, Johnson, of Chestcyf
Broadus, Wilson, of Cumberland Scott Hunter az
Essex Ball, Marshall, French, Price Waits. of Giles.
6Sianr' Wsthered, Vance, Curtis Grayely Berry
Gaaher Summers, HAYES, Emanuel Caldwcll. Hofi:
man, LAWSON Janney, Beard, MCarly, Waggen-
Sr Cabeil, Collins, Watts of Norfolk county Parker
ETPcs, Brady, Nj Lure, Wtcher, Swanson, Dnpny
Woodhonse, Boctle, Thornton, Dorrnan Harley
a l,Gterman-Messrs Craig, Brooke. Barton Mini.
len Alcxandcr, Jones, of P.
For g s. csytcraIesSrs. Servant, Smith. of Freder
ick, smith, OF Gloucester, Botts Gregory Webb--6
r. ID r Jones-Mr. May.
scattering IL. 'o" W
Mr. Gregory then moved the postponcment of the
JOINT order to the Both of Jauary-Fc motion was Sc
conded by Mr.. Nash, and agreed to- The oosnonn
ment was concurred in by the Senate
reunions were presented and referred-by Mr. Gar
aiu ol fnncrs' OF inhabitants of that county for
ara election at buffalo Springs by Mr. Cruichfed
OF the Managers of the Female Asylum Of FredcrcLs
Tor an appropriation to the objects thereof from the
ulu ior the education of the poor; by MIR Harrave Of
inhabitants OF Sussex, praying for the passage T an oc
incorporating Union Academy; by Mr.. Gailahcr of ci
uzenS OF Jefferson praying the incorporation of Com
pany to insure against losses by slaves alrs,ouling Nv,
hr johnson OF Chesterfield the counter petition Of job
Gillian and others AS making Apponaltoy River l
iul fence IN the county of Prince Gcorac
On motion of MIR. Burton. the Committee of Finance
were instructed to enquire into the cxpedcncy of equal
n nth
expenses ofte State, in every department thereof where
the same can be constu;onally done; and also ia ab
hsI such Offices rs may be deemed unnecessary SC
On motion OF Mr.. Craig, leave was given To brine in
Dill To incorporate Company II construct Railroad
rom Staunton to Sco.svile, other convenient.
point ON James River.
On motion Of Mr. Craig, leave given to bring in
1 70 extend the time for commencing and completing
the Staunton and Potomac Rail Reads IS
MT Mullen gave notice, that on Monday he would
move decentralization of the Bill authorize the Board
OF fublc Works TO subscribe the stock of tl,e Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
On motion Of Mr.. Mullen,
The House adjourned.
" we are forced to postpone yesterday proceedings
IN the iouse OF Delegates The only business of inc-
rest was the reconsideration of the vote rejecting The
bill authorizing the States subscription 10 the stoek Of
the Fredericksburg Rail Road, which was passed bv a
vote of GG TO 30. - =
The following is the vote given in the Senate. for
Councillor, Friday -
For Pcter T. Doniei-Alessrs. Dromgoolc (Spcaler.l
Parker flunton, Pattcson Pcnnybackcr Waits Rives
ROOD, Ople Bcirnc, Dyer, Basyc Mcmahon Donald
son, tarwood, Fontainc, Anderson. McCoy-l5
FoT J0hn s. PendietoR -Aiessrs. Old Catnpbcl
Slanghicr, McComas Keller Maxwell, McCarty
t9r e. s. carter-Mossrs Cooke, Page, Harvic-3
For Sampson Eagoa- Mr Goff
For T. Ri6in-Mr Watkins
sEcoND EsLLoT.
f0T Pc."r y. Dniiei-Nsssrs. Drongooc (spealerN
Parker, llunton, Patteson, Pennybacker Watts Rveg
Rood, Opic Bcirne, Dyer, Basye, NIcMalion Donald
son. li9rwood Fonainc, Anderson, McCoy-I3
FoT John s. Pcnhei0n- NIcssrs. Old Campbell Siauol
ter, McComas, Cot Keller Maxwell McCarty, Smith
=, FOR G. s. cortcr-Messrs. Cooke, Page, Watkins.
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