Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19
SENATE.
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IiurSdGy. EtbyudIy IA. 1889

7hrsday, Ftbsmdry a. 1889
The House OF Delegates informed The Senate that they
had passed bill Incorporating The Grady Mining Conn
pany, in The COUNTY Of Louisa. Committed.
Ga motion Of Mr. sRyIr. The Senate took up the bill
concerning the Eagr Hotel Company. and, after being
amended on n.o,on 0: Mir. NuI!en the bill pass.
ed.
MIR IIoLrrm,x, from the Committee "f Claims, TO.
pored b,li concerning William Il Manning. Passed.
tlr WooDnorsE reported bIi! amending the charter
Of NUrinlk Borough Passed.
Mr.. PArTEsoN, from the Committee OF Internal I'M
orovemrn reported bill concerning the Valley Turn
pike Company. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Husros, The Senate adjourned.
N l. It should have been noticed that DR. Edward
p Scott, from the Brunswick District, appeared and
took his seal yesterday.
Snurday. Fsi lG, 1920.
At hal'-prst > o crck message was received from
the House oil Delegates, announcing The readiness Of
that body 10 proceed with 'he election OF Senator Of
the U s. to succeed William &. Rives, Esq and that
William G Rlvrs, John Tyler, ard JOAN Y. Mason,
were IN nomination for that Office.
Mr. BAPTIST declared his intention 10 support Judge
Mason, brCausr b. politician of the true school
anti Tariff anti Bank, antlnternal improvement, and
strict cnustfuc;iunis Moreover, he friend OF
the Administration, and advocate Of The SubTreasu
~ syslem-a saluta1y and sound measure, whrC! had
lhr approbarinn Of lie Republican pnHy.
Mr. F"srAISE briefly gave his reasons for supporting
Mr Rvps as distinguished aud able Senator, tiuiy
presenting the voice If Virginia
Mr. SnITu Of Cuprper sustained The nomination OF
judge Mason and entered into argumGn, Uf some
length 10 p:oye that Mr.. RIves was no longer entitled
TO the srpprrt of the Democratic party.
Mr. hSDLGsUy defended MIR. Rres with much ear
MISTRESS, not only for his consistency in reference 10 The
currency question: but for the sGundness and
of his views all great measures which had heretofore
received the sanction Of Gen Jackson ard The party IN
power. Mr. 4. denied that there Coalition be-
the Conservatives and Whigs-end declared that
the former could not abandon Mr. Rves without aoan-
donng their own principles, and going against their own
consideration convictions
After few remarks from Mr.. PATrEsos, the debate
endrdand Mr. Baptist requested 10 announce to The
House The readiness of The Senate 10 proceed.
The vote then taken, follows:
FDrJao \ .uqscn-Mrssrs Parker, (Speakrr,) Bland,
Boudin, Bingsey Baptist, Carr, Dyer, llo'!eman,
tIunton, hlntfAtl, McCamaut, NASH Opr. Robertson,
Scott, Smith of CuIpFpcr Tod and Thomas-lo
For jain Tu'tr-h leSsrs Bondurant, Carter, Camp
bell, Harvle, McCdt,y, fa,teson, Smith OF hcna"ha'
and Wnndhuusf-S.
P0r Ha RUcsMessrs. Anderson, Faulkner, OIL
tame AID Good
For james Nc -Fayetle McMulsn-l
Far J. " Suutkeii- Robert Poulson-l
There being choice. second vote was taken, whIch
resulted the first, except that Mr. Mchlu!!en voted Tor
John Y. MIson, and Sir Pouson voted for john lyer'
A third vote vas taken, with the same result as Inc
lsst -hIGaon 10. Tyler g. Rives 4.
On motion Of hr SMITH Of G., the order was post
poned until Monday, aad The House having concurre"'
the Senate adjourned.
.!omdcy february lS, 1889.
After the debate 10 The House concluded ihrs'
SAGE was received from that body, announcing lis Tnu'
ness to proceed with The joint order OF the day-'e e'ec
ton Of Senator Of the U. S.
The vote then taken as follows:
For .Iohn Y Massachusetts. Parker, (sPeaker,)
Bland Bvuldin, B.lIingsey, Baptist Carr, Dyer mol
leman Hunton, Moatt, McCamant, Nlchlui!en' Nash;
Ope, Robertson, Scott, Smith Of Cupepcr, loa' anu
Thomas-l9