Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
VIRGINIA LEl.ISLATURE
HOT 81 or DELEGATES.

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COMMUNICATION was received from the Senate,
stating that they had passed the bin "Concernur
tnc State pofpo,'on OF the Surplus Revenue o the
| States with dinendmcntS-And that the, aihc,-
Ell tn then amendment 10 the amendment proposed
by the House Ia thcn amendments 10 the bill " For
the tempoiar, rclici OF the Banks OF tins Common.
! wealth"
The amendments TO the first nanled bill being I'm
dei consideration, Mr Crutchhcld exmcsSed a de
sire 10 have time to examine thcu and moved To Ia,
the bill and amendments on the table tor the present
Agreed to-ayes ~, notes SO.
THE RELIEF NIL.
Mr.. MAY thought, considering the mann object of
the bill, and therc DANCE, OF the breach being
widencd between the two Houses 1t would be well 10
ask conference with the Senate. lie therefore
submitted the following resolution, winch vi, adopt
ed
" he~drea, That the Senate I've rcspcctlul', request
ed 10 appoit Il Committee of Conference 10 meet u
Committee On the part "t the House of Delegates to
take INTO consideration the amendment proposed b,
the Senate 10 the amendment ofthe House oi Dole
gates 10 the SenarS amendment To the hill entitled an
" Act Ion the temporary r,hri oi the Banks I'll thls
tomuouw ealtl."
Mr.. May "as requested to carry the resolution 10
the Senate--aud the following gentlemen were an
nounced rs the Committee at Conference the part
Of the House. w: Nr-srs Nav Bovd Harrison
Stanard, trutchlrhl, Watkins, Stuart and Don
/ man.
Dn motion ii Nj Watkins, the hull con, crnne tic
surplus revenue, WAS referred To a select committee
to consider the amendments OF the Senaie thcielo,
and the following gentlemen were appointed eatd
committee, w. Mcs>is. Watkins, MAY, Ctutch
field, Shand>, Nh hau>, Strange, beard. Cunning
ham. Benton. Mmdau@h, McCandl,sh, coN ri G.,
aud Segar.
Mr.. Samuel {. Williams appeared Is the Dele
gatc from Shenandoah 10 supply the sacaoe, occa-
sioned by the resignation OF \bsaom Rmkc Esq.
The House took recess t II clock.
Elcrtn o't7o,h
Mr. " lans reported iron the COMMITTEE the bill
" Concerning the States proportion oi the SUI
plus Revenue of - States without any lmend
ued.
Tic amendments of the Senate were successfully
read and agreed to--AHd the bill WI Hen Il Law Of
the laud.
Mr. Moore Offered the following resolution:
ReSolrai That the tIcr, at tins House be requir-
ed 10 cutter upon the lnurnaI. statcmcnt slcNtng
the amount dawn from the Treasury b> the mem
bc> III Ia House OF Delegates, lor mirage aud pay,
during the lat and present sessions ol the General
Assembly,
Mr. Moore said. that some difference of opinion
existed asto the rnlc ct changing the mileage o men
hcr,, particularly since the change the mode al
travelling, and the facilities afforded by steamboat and
rail road. There also some difference OF opn-
ION 10 the rglu oincmhcrs to receive pay not only
we -, III from th lloa,r, hut from tn Sa'e. lie
wished tbs report made, Tor the Information OF mem
u, IN orleriat proper legislation might erow out
oi II At the ncM session.
The resolution WAS adopted.
Nh. Shnn inquired what was the tatc ot the rcso-
Iutlons Offered b, hIm aicw days since
1he Char replied that the adjournment ot the
House before decision was had took the resolu-
tons from before the House.
Mr.. Shinn moved their consideration, and after
some opposition by Mr.. Wltchcr, the House refused
bv decisive vote To tahc them up.
At hall past !, on motion al Mr. Rnes, the House
Iook recess until o'clock.
The House rc-assrnIlcd at O'Clock.
\ message wis received from the Senate, stat
ing that they had appointed COMMITTEE ol Confer
their part, meet that ut the House, on The
amendments the b for the Temporary iellci OF the
bauhs ri this Commouw caltli.
Mr.. Nav reported from the committee al confer
cncc, recommendation the llonsc 10 concur III the
amendments of the Senate, with three amendments
suggested by the committee thereto
The House concurrcd in the SAID amendments
And subsequently, a message was received from
the Senate, stating then concurrence IN the amend
mcns.
The bill is therefore a law.