Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
VIRGINIA LEGgs8.ATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
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message received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the bill ireor poIang the F!uvanna
Mining Company.
Petitions presented and rcered-by Mr. Sum
mers Of citizens of Nicholas county, praying to BE- nj
aced to the county Of yayette-by MI Servant of the
people OF Elizabeth City county, praying distribution
OF part OF the interest accEring from the funds Of the
Hampton Academy.
On motion of Mi Berry, leave was given TO bring in
bill Incorporating the Trustees Of the Char!estown
AthenIum and Female Academy.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, leave given to bring in
bill to incorporate The Coal Working Company of Rich
mnnd and Manchester.
On motion of MIR. Carter, the select committee on
Banks were instructed 10 inquire whether any Of the
chartered Banksov Saving Institutions of this Common
wealth, have so construed their chartered powers to
authorize them any VIII itercr deal in bonds
or other instruments undr7 5ca for more than the legal
rate Of interest.
On motion of Nr. Bolts have given 10 bring in
bill 50 to amend the &C, Incorporating the Richmond
Manufacturing Company rcduce the shares in said
company .ron thousand 10 one hundred dollars
LOUISA RAILROAD.
On motion Of MIR. HARRIS the House took up the bill
Incorporate the Stockholders of the Louisa RalRoad
Company, with the amendment insisted by the Sc
nate. This amendment provides that the Railroad
Company may terminate their work at the town OF New
ark instead Of continuing it to The Of Gordonsvle,
should they deem it cxpedient TO do 60.
Mr.. HARRIS moved that the House rcccde from its
Disagreement to the Scnate's amendment
This motion was supported by Mir HARRIS, and OPP
poscbbr hlcssrs. VOOLFOLK and CRurcHFIELD.
Me- Wilson Of B. moved to lay the bill on the table
which re sced Alter further discussion, the
Gut son was takrn the motion Of MIR. Harris, (to
eedc, and decided in the Degave-Ayes A. Noes 81.
MIR. WooLroLx then moved that the House insist
! It's disagreement 10 the Senate amendment
| Mr. GIL"ER expressed desire to examine the merits
OF lhe question mnutey than he had been enabled
TO do, consequence of ndsposition and moved to lay
the bill and amendment on the table. Which motion
| was agreed TO.
| EXPUNCLNG RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. DANIEL. the House reSurrad Tho
| consideration os the Expunging Rcsolutinns
Mr. DAysII. Addressed the House until the bour Of ad-
| tournament, support of tho resolutions.
Mr. HuSTFR, OF Essex, animated his intention to con-
tinue ths debate; and his motion, the House adj
| joui ned
Friday, FcbTsnry5
On motion Of MIR. CRUTCHrlELD leave was given TO
bring in bill to amend an act incorporating The Hunt
| ing River Mining Company passed Feb. y 1884.
On motion Of MIR. Harris, leave given to bring in
a bill, inco poratng the Goochand Mining Company
On motion Of Mr. STASAEp, leave given tn bring
| in bill to revive and amend incorporate the
Galego Manufacturing Company passed 20th January,
| 1884.
Mr. SpRATLEr presented the petition of William II.
Reagan, for act chang his to that of VIM.
| II. Drewry Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. BOOKER it WIS Ordered, That when
the House adjourn, ad ourn to tomorrow, nj ii o'clock
EXPUNGENG RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the consideration Of the resolu
tons reported by the Select Committee, on the subject
of Expungng from tie Journals of the Senate resou
ton Of that body.
Mr. HusTxR Of Essex addressed the House for about
two hours, in opposition to the resolutions.
MIR. STASaRD then md expressed his willingness
to yield the floor if any of the friends of the resolutions
desired occupy it, If not, he would proceed now,
although aboring under ndisposton he very de-
sirous that the question should be taken by tomorrow
evening" and he presumed that the gentleman from
Goochand would desire an opportunity Of replying to
the remarks Of the several gentlemen who had advered
to his opening Speech. No gentleman expressing
desire address the House. Mr. Stanard proceeded and
occupied about hour, when he yielded to the sugges
ton Of Mr.. Bolts in order 10 allow an ad ournment
! MIR. Watkins expressed desire that the discussion
should be brought close but said he willing TO
listen if gentlemen wished TO express their sentiments,
! if the debate should reach into the next week.
Mr. SrANARD said he very DESTROYS that this Ques-
ton should be decided and if lie thought it could be
done otherwise, he willing TO connue his remarks
now, if it would insure that the question should be ID
| ken tomorrow
Mr. GiLMEE said il would perhaps be better to meet
Tomorrow 10 O'clock with view to bringing the dis.
cussion to close fthe resolutions laid on the
| table. he would make that motion
On motion of Mr. BRows Of p, the resolutions were
| laid on the table.
| Mr.. GILMER moved that when the House ADJOURN II
adjourn 10 10 o'clock Tomorrow but before vote was
| taken on that motion,
On motion of MIR. BORIS, tho House adjourned