Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
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message received from the Senate, stating that
they had PASSED the bill, authorizing Jesse SturIn |"
erect dam across the Yves, Fork of Nounngala River
in the county ut Harrison and that they lau agreed 10
The resolution for survey 4" tic Aotowhy River from
the Petersburg and Rnapukr Railroad, TO It's mouth,
lis junction with the Alrhrrrin.
The following rugrDssed bills "err read third lime
and passrI-corpul alnr tic SuIlItrll Savings las
tuition, the COUNTY OF Isle Of "gnt-c"ncrlntng the
Orange Savings !ustitu1n-and concerning the Kap
paI'annock Company ,,,. ,o,,xr,
The bill forming county out "t potion "i tre.
derrick county, taken up Oh NOTION VI NJ Griggs
hIr. Dawson made unsuccessful motion t" lag the
bill on the table; when It Was uiG'red to 1t ensi"'Srd
for IL third reading.
large number of bills in their cal StageS and M.
mrros reports "l conm.ccs were aclel up"n and &C.
cupicd the House until after one o'clock.
The order Of thu day. the bill 10 Increase the BANKING
capital OF the STATE taken up. and nn H"on VI MI
Uuru.an, was post poncd until Tomorrow.
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR. ,
\ nirssauc WAS received from the Scn"tr by Nj:
Rves, stating that they had agreed to the resolution OF
the House proposing proceed tins day to the election
of Il Senator n the United States, ill The vacancy
uccasunrd by the resi- gnaton o the ll"r John Tyler
On motion of Mr.. WILSON Of L. Tie iIorsr then pIo
creJrd 10 execute the Joint order.
Mr. GREGuIY said ne did not wish I" create excite
uent hut he appealed to the members Of the naj"ily.
To puslmnr the election until the urXl session. III order
that the prnplr could express their "InlnmS upon tie
question at the approaching elections. II Mr. u were
Il irlrr of the nrIiy. he would not assent to This
prop .iliun but the request was made by The
present matrtv WHEN they were minority, in regard
TO the rlrctinn OF MIR. lAga. MI q. had thcartUre
made tins suggestion. i'll hopes the raon1y woNdd Ue
dsI.,srd 10 lnnw their own ruI" ot pruprrhy.
Mr GAnlA>p of NJ. SAID that, as the St1acInan from
Gmchland, who had intended asking Tins MuIlInatI"n
wns now absent from his srat he w"a' plIc in non
nalion NJ. e. Rivrs. Nh u. waS too wvA Known is I
public man. To require word n! eu"gy ir"ln H.. G.
Mr.. IlAREis seconded ilIr motion.
SIR PHicE sld, he observed that the member FROM
Gnocliand abs,'nl uaa his Sra, Mr. T. was led Ia
suurosr that he was in cSpccilun "a. bring noninl
ted hulseIl-and thinking the gentleman from G"och
land proper person To fill the station, under present cir
cnmslancrs, Sir. 7. nominated .l"srph S. Watkins.
Mr iuiLEMAH said that without any instruction from
tlr urn,lruan from GouchlauL, whose absence lie be-
lirycd was cnliIrly accidental h. took it upon himself
To say thai t' grnllrnan had Grntiun ambition az
,irsrt 10 be Illuminated for this or any other Office II
the House would, rrc hiH Ia tic u ). Senate lie would
not accent The office To- his HE. He "s. - ~ nth:
from the Legislature or from ANY OTHER s"ur''; and
trust the gentleman rpIl FayrtiL nd Nlcholls Will srr
the prolrirty Of withdrawing his motion
MIR. Wrl.sox of b. Does the gentleman from fayrltr
and Nciuias desire the election oi the s"2aenan iT"'t
GuorhIand--and will lc vu,e for him: e. mol, Mt. W..
hop,d he would withdraw the nomination.
,rIr Pace said that the gentleman iF"i Ho"chand
was usually punclua in attendance and nore especially
whrn subject like the PRESENT was nnurf c"lSn'rat'"n
His absence nuw was therefore Shnrwhn mEs:rf"us
,,h mill Mr. F. WAS lmticr ASSURED that the gentleman
did not anticipate being nominated, lie could n"t with
draw his nomination.. .
Mr. Mallory said lu occupied peculiar ground on this
OCCASION. II was vel knn%u that lr voted against the
ey,u1tinv resolutions. lie did not regret that vote.
Every Iay experience convinced hn and more Of
lis prrvrty II r voted fol MIR. s!v's it would seem
Il, r,y.. stnclurl the dnctrInr at rxpnnging il he
,v,. his vote Tor Mr. K, The ground that he tir
cirice uc the People whom he represented, there would
still @r.m 10 be inconsistency ,-bec"use, if the Pro-
Die IF brunswick opposed 10 rHpnnging, t:r.y
would equally br opposed to Nj l. Bat believing that
Mr. r. the choice of f2rg" ,cay CT aie People
ufBruuswic un, as he Nr. 81 suy>la chf4cc, sepa-
raj" und apart iu rxpungiug H. sonId Ieeord his vote
in his laVppr. sIts for him. eApurs:e but
r general purposes. friend 70 the present t'ln,s,
tratIun "t the General Government !GITe G'oushl
proper make this explanation, III ords That nag course
ulry be distinctly understand
Mr.. Hci uilrm said he to put IN nn"'iH.''Nh %
mue Price uI Fayettr and NirInaS, ewing nn''c ."I
although he pu .I in n0nluIl.oi, tir So''o A' WAY
for hin a. L ::
debate then ,ouS place al ron:drfao;r '"nS,., ~
which Nlrssrs Gregory, Garland Z" ii "AliiS " o:Ii'
er POWELL Inpkns Wilson III j. and LofhIt t",I part,
in which The opinions md Of Nh L. were assa' ea ana
defended This debate will be- published IA Our nc
Mr. HAHi Ely rose 10 explain his vote III iavot OF sir'
Riyes He should not give !tat vote 1scnrss OF MI