Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

grow out Of such course.
MT. TussThLL inquired The scope Of Mr. RIvEs' pro-
position.
MIR. RfyEs explained, and exhibited the Importance
and propriey of the subscription proposed by him.
MIR EDausDs, Mr. TussrALL, MIR. VEsABLE, and
Mr.. WATKINS added few remarks.
Mr. CRUTcnFIELD supported Mr. RivEs amendment.
MI SMITH OF *. stated his views of the character Of
the proposition.
Mr.. MAY supported the proposition of MIR. RrvEs, be.
eVlng IL good policy 10 aid The company and improve
lis condition. For himself his point Of consistency was,
10 do as right possible under the circumstances
which surrounded him.
lhe question being Then taken the amendment 10 the
seMs'e amendment wa, decided in the affirmative.
Inc question recurring the Senates amendment
as amended, MI HARRIsOa called the ayes and noes
expressing his surprise at the Of legislation about
TO be adopted.
Mr. CEUTcnFiELD opposed the Scnate's amendment
us AMENDED, oelecling to the principle Of giving three
ftths unfortunately.
Mr. VOOLFOLK further supported the amendment.
DIT. DoTTs had resisted all departures from the two
min principle bit having been repeatedly overruled he
shaud now go Tor the merits of each particular case
and therefore should support this amendment.
fu''hcr remarks were made BY Messrs. CRAWFORD
GooDwYH tlARGIsos-lhe latter declaring his willing
ness 10 support the amendment
Mr.. 1ouDwYS declared his intention now 10 support
the Senae's amendment as amended
The question was then taken on Mr.. YESABLE's no
ton to disagree the Senaes amendment and decd
ed in The affirmative, Us follows:
.7ycsIMessrs Banks, (Spcaker,) Bnyy Of A., Poul.
son, Holloway Jeer, Byrd, Cobbs, Fryatt, Snodgrass
Hubbard, Yancey, Cheaham Corbin, Douglass, Card
well, Cox. Hill, Wilson, Vaughan, Lormer, Sangsler
Watkins, Spencer Edmunds, Taylor of a. Odell, Park
Smith OF l. of W. hlcCandlish, Lucas, Wright, Tayloe
Sandwich, Conway, Lucket, Beard, Taylor of L..
Hudgins, Burwell, Buck, Hodges, Murdaugh, Alexan
der, Fitzgerald, Mcpherson, Adams, Mccoy, Gay. We
nable, Stands, Pendelon, Clayton Crulchfeld, Ford
Prince, Walker-G0.
Noes-Messrs Rvcs, Stuart, Kinney, MITCHELL Peyton
shanhs Trple!l, TAR, "Thornburg,, Cns'Ieman, Mar
oglcsby, Pinnell, Mullen, Harrison, Flowers, Bolts
Smith of K, Allen, Mcdonald, Goodwin, Newman
Fisher, Raymond, Morgan, Chapman Of NJ Barnett
Brown, Cunningham, Watts, Segar, Mcconnell Wool
folk May, Tunslu, Cabell, Williams, Storms, Leybun
Mcdowell, Coolies, Thomas, Gray, CuIbertson, Conn
Crawford, Davis, Willen, Ripley, Goodsou GIeavcs-56
The bill, with notice of the disagreement Of the
House, returned TO the SENATE
Mr.. FIsuER moved TO lay the engrossed bills on the
table, for the purpose Of introducing Resolution In
make further subscription the james River and Ka-
nawha Company. This motion rejected.
The following Engrossed Bills read third time
and passed:
bill changing the time Of holding the Circuit Supe.
rlor Court Of Charlotte county-a bill 10 increase the
fees for The inspection Of obacco with ryder proposed
by Mr. MAY)-u biz changing the lime Of holding The
Circuit Superior c ur,s oil York, Warwick aud james
City counrs-a bill concerning Jaors Fees-a bill
ing and paying in the Revenue-a bill to incorporate the
Trustees of the Fredericksburg Academy-a bill to in.
corporate the Western Virginia Education Society.
A bill to authorize the building of Newing,on AGA
DENY and incorporating the trustees thereof, being un
der consideration
THIS bill was supported with great zeal. by Messrs.
Smith of G., Fisher hlcCaudish, Segar, Yenable and
Peylnn.
MIR. SMITH, among other suggestions asked, whether
il was Just or liberal, whilst they voting millions 10
Iutar fmn IN oil qOf he
wealth, which his section Of country did not receive, The
small OF 81, 500 should be denied to Gloucester
Messrs FISHER and McCAXDLlsu pressed the view
Of The subject.
pledge made by the Legislature in 1881 TO appropra lie
$4,000 TO intermediate Schools, which they have
redeemed and conlended that the revenue of more than
100000 TO be derived from the Surplus Fund, would
enable them to make such appropriations.
Mr.. PEYToS expressed his perfect willingness to con-
tribute the the people Of Gloucester, although
hersdeega.es had rot assisted The Internal Improve
ments Of the State with great liberaiy He vas in
hopes that such institution would produce more IL
bcra state Of feeling in this respect in that quarter
Mr.. Mcdowell supported The bill, and reminded the
House. that this appropriation would not take effect out
Of the Public Treasury, Until two.thrds had been con.
tribued by private subscription.
MIR. WATKINS asked the House, whether in the pre-
sent state of the Treasury they could afford 10 take the
money ont Of ill., not only for This, but for the other AGA
denies which may ask appropriation
The question was taken, on filling the blank with
S2j 900 and carried by vote Of IS 10 A.
MIR. H6YMoSp then proposed the following ryder:
".7nd be il further enacted That like sum shall be
and is hereby appropriated 10 other Academies ncopo
rated in this Commonwealth; provided, however, that
like subscription shall be made by individually as re-
quircd By this acl
Mr. FISHER first proposed 10 amend the ryder by add.
ing "under like circumstances but subsequently with
drew it,
MIR. VOOLFOLK moved the indefinite posponemcnt of
to take money Of the public Treasury, for The bene
fl of intermediate schools. He declared that he had hi.
lhcrlo been warm advocate Tor appropatlDg the re.
venue of the Literary Fund 10 Primary Schools; but if
this bill should pass, he would hereafter be in favor Of
contributing out Of that fund, TO the establishment Of
Academies.
The question on indefinite -posponement was then
laken and cnrried-ayes 81, noes 79, as follows:
.1ycs- slessrs. Rives !h.esu Kinney, Byrd, Cobbs,
HUBBARD, Yancet Daniel, Chcathum, CorJn, CardwcIl,
Cas,lcrnan, Hill, Wilson, Vaughan, Lorimer, sangsler,
Payne, Deskins, Paisley, Keen, Sherard, Chapman of
g. and NJ, Watkins, OgIesby, Spencer, Edmunds,
OdeIl, Park, Bolts, Smith Of l. ofW., Lucas, Sandwich,
Mcdonald Luckett, Taylor of l. Newman, Burwell,
Alcpherson, Adams, Mccoy, Gay Shands Williams,
Storms Thomas, CulLerlson Crawford Clayton, Prince,
Glcnves-57.
.Noes-alcssrs. Poulson, Holloway Stuart, shanks,
Pey,on rripelt, Thornburg, Marshall, Digges, Wood,
Smith of Glouceslrr Pinnell Mullen HARRISON Flowers,
nj Candlish, Smith of K, Wright, Tayloe Conway,
Allen, Beard, Goodwin, uudgins, Fisher, Raymond,
Morgan, Chapman of NJ, Brown, Cunningham, Muir.
dnugh, segar, Alexander, Tunsull, Cubel Fairfax, We.
nabe, pendIenn, Robertson Leyburn, NJ Dowell, Gray,
Conn. Davis, Crulchiicld, Ford Witten Ripley, Good
son, Waker-50
The euprossed bill "lo incorporate the Marshall AGA.
DENY, in The county Of Cabcl was read third time,
and passed ,u 49,,
upon lie table, for The purpose of taking up The bills on
their second reading.
MIR FISHER then rose 10 move resolution concerning
n subscrnlion 10 the james River and kunawha Com
nanv.-Pons of order were made, which gave rise 10
much discussion.
Mr. FISHER moved to suspend the rule for the purpose
Of considering bis resolution and hoped that the vote on
his motion would be regarded test, whether this
House was willing do any thing for The James River