Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
found single advocate on the aoor Of this House.

my objections to the measure in lasting and
spicuous form than be done by simple negative
ask that may be placed on the journal, and call for
the yeas and nays"
Mr. BORIS said he had drawn the protest in the sin.
guar NUMBER bat he willing and DESTROYS that others
who concurred with him should associate their
with his.
Mr. M,Llrs said he s,,,oos,d !, WINS tho ,eb, or tho
gentleman I" protest; but he WAS u"iniormed the
su1ect-and us II was important question: lac hoped
the gentleman would allow the protest to lie the
be Tor lew days, until the question OF the rig might
be inquired into lie would snggrst that Lc deferred
until Thursday next
MIR. WArsiNs hoped that this subject would be dis.
posed oi at once. lie presumed every gentleman
ready to vote upon it, aud the question had better be put
now lie trusted that protest would be allowed to
SOIL the journal ei the House.
Mr. MiLLEa asked if the gentleman from Henrco
would allow the paper be la,d the table Mr. N.
made that motion, observing that lac did not deny the
gentleman right 10 protest. and If he possessed the
right-iien the only question would be whether it
framed in proper language.
Mr. BORIS said he HAD no objection TO laying il the
table, II he could be that he could call up here
utter.
Mr. Militia assured the gentleman the, he would call
IL up lie only wished To settle The question OF right
MIR. WILSON OF 81 rose to ask if the gentleman had
The right 10 oiier protest now regard To question
which was decided yesterday Crhe Speaker said he
had right 10 present it at any peEod during the
sion)
MIR PARKEn said the gentleman from Botetourt need
not trouble himself this protest, there would be
aprotest here about ten days hence, which would call for
the attention OF him and his whole party.
Slr Boris said that the remark OF the gentleman
came with an iItgrace from that gentleman who had
done so much in the recent proceedings of this House,
To soil the reputation OF the State.
The SPEAKKR called Mir Bolts TO order:
Mr. u. insisted that he had right reply the lam
guage OF The gentleman lie had said that MIR b. de-
signed to soil The r,urna: The speaker again called 10
order) The words and shall not recall them.
hr WArkiSs SAID lac did not refer to the gcnteinans
designs, but TO the protest which he had said would soil
the Journal he sthl said sobut he did not say that
such was his design That gentleman enouncrs the ex
pungns resoinA'ons said Mr. W., the contrary APP
prove OF them. So 1T is with this proesti think it
would soil the journal, and be thinks oher wise.
MT BORIS said the gentleman from Goochand could
not think or say against his protest anything
pressive of dislike and disgust than Mr. b. had thought
and said OF the gentleman's resolutions
Mr. HARGRAvE moved that the House refuse to re-
ceive The protest. but subsequently, withdrew the
ton.
The House then agreed to lay the protest the tabe
Thursday, FEB. I5
On motion of MIR. SHERRARD, the committee of f.
nance were instructed inquire the expediency of
furnishing room IN the capitol ios the of the Attor
ney. General.
Mr. GARLASp of A. presented the petition of sainr
. Williams and Henry A Evans, in reference to a con-
tract tor making turnpike the Blue Ridge Canal
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
The bill Incorporating the stock holders of the Louisa
naii ROAD company with an amendment of the Senate
disagreed to by the House and insisted on by thc SENATE
was taken up; and after remarks in favor the
amendment by MI HARRIS, and against il by Messrs.
VOOLFOLK, and CRUTcHFIgLD, the House yeceded from
ITS disagreement To the Senote's amendment.
The amendment authorizes the company TO terminate
their road ut Newark, in the county Louisa instead
OF extending it 10 Gordonsvlle provided by the orr
ginal bill
JUDGE DUNCAN
Mr. voolfolk moved the following resolution:
Resotred That the changes preferred by the member
from Harrison, against Judge Duncan together with
the memorial OF The Judge and has accompanying ex
pianaons, be referred the committee of courts of
justice, with instructions to inquire into expedieney
OF nquirlng into the truth of the said charges and IT,
IN their opinion, it is expedient make the inquiry
then Ia inquire into the regular and convenient
mode OF conducting the n9nry-aDd report their opinion
Mr. HARRIsoS moved - amend, by autorising the
committee TO send for persoas and papers
Alter some debate (Which will be seporlcd i'm our XXI
paperD in which Messrs Voolfolk Harrison and tIooe
supported, and MesSrs Gnrr, DorlnaB Gregory Price
rarker, and iiolieman, opposed the amendment, Mr.
Harrison Withdrew the adInent, and the resolution
adopted.
The following engrosscd bills were read third time.
ana passed enact an act of the General Assembly
oil North Carolina entitled act 10 incorporate the Ro-
anoke, Danve, and Junction. Rail Road Company-,go
amend an act entitled act for opening and improving
the navigation of the Dragon Swamp.
On motion of Mr. WErnxRED, the House adjourned
Friday, Febraary 10, 1896
message from the Senate was received STATING th,,
they had passed the bs-authorzn0 nm increase OF
the capital stock OF the merchants inanufacturiup com
panyto authorize the Judge of the second circuit 10
appoint time for holding the thereof in certain,
cases-to incorporate the mechanics manufacturing com
Pany-to incorporate the trustees of the Uppervr aca
DENY IN the county OF Fau9uer changinp the time of
holding the superior courts for the counties of Monroe
Giles, and Montgonery-o change the place of holding
separate election in the county of Tyer-nnd 10 ncoS
poratc the Kanawha Slave Insurance comDanv--TI,.y
have also, passed the billsto incorporate the Newox,,
StePhensburg Library company-and revive The char
ter OF the Nelson and Albemarle Union Factory oorn
Pany, with amendments LFAe amendments were greed
10 by the House
On motion on MIR PowELE, the Committee of Courix
OF Justice was Instructed inquire into the xprd,encv
OF passing law authorizing the clerks of courts Tn de-
lver original wills and other documen certain re-
srctons TO be used evidence other S,nes
On motion of MIR. GEgGoRY, leave was given to bring
IN bill To amend the charter Incorporating the stock
holders Of the Richmond aud Yorktown Railroad com,
psny.
On motion Of Mr.. RIs6ER leave was given to briny
IN bill TO change the time Of holding the Quaterlv
Court OF Shenandoah county, to June instead of MAY
On motion OF Mn BRowN of F., leave was pyen TO
bring IN bill TO authorize the Matoaca Mauutlcturn,
Company, TO increase their capital stock
On motion OF Mr. MASTERS, leave gwen 10 briDg
IN bill changing the time OF holding the, Ounty Cous
in the counties of Marshall and Ohio and also to amend
an act entitled an act establishing the towns of Mound.
Vile in the county Of Ohio pissed January 18th 1872
On m'lion OF Mr. BRows of Nelson, the committee
OF Roads and Internal navigation was directed 10 in.
qure into the espedeney of authorizing Lavender Lun.
don and William 81 G.. Garland to erect a dam across
Tyc river IN the county of Nelson from hrir own Land
Tor The purpose Of working saw.nI and otncr ma.
chneTy.
On motion oC Mr. SUM~ERs, Professor Rogers WIS au.
thoIised To Pbsh on his account edition Of his
Report made to the presch Legislature on the Geolooy
eli the State and for that purpose use the plate of the
profile and physical sections accompanying said Report
when the same shall have been engraved as ordered by
this House.
On motion or Mr. Sourn,LL the Commiilee for
Courts OF Jastce instructed To Hdtye into the
pediency ~ amending act cntitlea an sei for the
relief of creditors against frSnlent deses passed 18Th
Dec, 1859, 10 authorize she plaintiff in any indy.
ment hefPtotpre which hereafter be yrndered