Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
anNEnALAssEanL, OF vrno,N,A,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

| l't'on to tho collection OF the pubIie ,.y.nn.
more euse'ualy To secure the piymsn, Of taxes from
| pcrty. ''e P'o'
| Mr. Dorm'n. on leave. introduced a bill authors,
ing temporary loan VI $3.50 900 on behalf of m.
| Commonwcalt ' VI "'e
| Mr. ID. explained the finance. of ,L. o..
wealth, which rendered the hill nee,..nrv
ine ol'i was read and laid on the tnblr
| =, wi hin'o' offered a resolution, that when IN,
hous, adjourn on the 9Th, il adjourn to meet ON
TUG 'o''' Lost-syes Is, noes 81.
EngrSSssd Bius.
The bill to amend the net 10 i,eo,,o,,,.,, p;.L
| mond and James River Mining Comn,nv nnS -.
| o'n.r purposes, was read third time and paS,,d
oiIi oiro'eing James NJ Martin from M, ~ n.
Heneccs, was read n third time WV
Mr. Dorman remarked that there ve,. ..,.,,i
o'ne' divorce cases-and all Of them n ,d be,,,r n,
SCI asiue Tor some one day-io be called n J,v,,c.
blisheJ. rfN ''s"' oe es'a-
Mr Gowen opposed tho mo,i,n-every bill oush,
Ing of the papers W. VIC 'e"u'
The bill was pIfsed withou, Jivis;op
III WI. 'euueing INTO one the several acts concern.
"s VIC own OF Lexlnston-resd and passed
OIL ch,neing toe names of Gorge Uu,h.r No,
read and passed " oPSnuf-
bill, ,e'orpor,ioning the representation os Sc,
! reed third time. -SSe'"o'y' was
inc bill does no, alter the yresen, Rep.esen,,.
Mr Jackson entered his protest asains, the hill
anu commented at some length u,on the iri,s,;c,
which 1t ptrpetratea he called Tor the avs ard
noes. "S'S anu
Mr. Crg'ehfed replied in support and explanation
Mr. Bown of Preston. and Mr. Edsinr,on IN.
posed IT. The latter moved th,, the biii he Ia;t ~
the table-that motion to reconsider rho 20. go VI
72. h'S'-aSes ~ noes
follows: "0e' ~ 70
ArSs-Mc,,r,. scu,h.li, tspeak.rl TsP,.,,,
Ah"oLth, Rives, Holloway, Hlryi,. n,r;s ~ w.
hei;i, M'ysr, Mitchell, WING field, Hunter. NJ
h"S' Hoomson, Rda,ck, Harrison OF b, Jone,
OF B' ntskns, ToIer, Nowl,n. Apperson, Card.
RAN oV n oT:S' B'oadgs, Irving, Vaughan,
r Foster, Payne, DesknS, Woods, Enrlv. Robin,
Snet'ant, Spencer, Clark, Watkins. Tbomp.on
Mk'c; Er'gss HoIemsn, Bswdsu, Nloler. Ken,
!TTeoy, DAVIS Of X G, Wallace OF X q, Ei,nond,, |
!t,ayior OF L. Rsmey, HolIaday, Marshall, Bank.
I ma'un OF NJ. Dogs, Boyd, Scott Of NJ, Orrict' |
usTr.', Lyon, Etheridse, Watts. Smith or n |
Hidden, Cheaihap, Wallace Of p. Keen. wi,,i,ns
n noph,h; s, Wl1on pey Heath, Br.wner Slro,her,
orntchhelt, "arren, Walker, Mayo, Jr.-s6.
Nots-Messrs- Kinney, Baldsin, Cox of n |
Jones OF %, Moore, Samuel, M'LausbI,n Woo |
,ensni C"frSI. Z skine. Vance, Push, Armstrong
smrh OF NJ & J, Morgan, HarS,son oc A. % IT,
ton, Davis Of NJ & p, e isinston M,pS W., Caplt-
ner, Chimes, Brown of p, Elliott. D,rm,o ST.
nan ma Smith OF Il, Cowan. Qwll-n, Fac. Row.
u ui OF /, Iood.on J'ck,on and Leftwrh-:o' /
OIL to PROVIDE for alterations in the Office of ~
second Auditor, read AMI passed
bill TO authorize the Banks TO issue mott, os .
less denomination than s. until the l st of Ap, nc,t
being read, ~
MIR. Haskins called for the ave, and NOES q, =.
pes'age' which were ordered, and were, ayes CT. !
noes SIS, ss follows: ''e' w.
ArEs.-Messrs Southal, (speaker) Riv.s D,v;.
OF Amhei.;, Kinney, Baldwin, wInsted, N.v.e
ii'ehe',, Hunter, Newk'rk, Moore, Toler, Now,in'
CardwelI, Broadus, Living, Blown. Of Eliz,hs,b
CITY and Warwick, Thomas, Scott Of Fanon;cr
Foster, Mclaughlin, Payne, Woods, Early, Wood
French, Robn', Erskne, Vance, Puch, 'rbompsoo |
m'Kae, Gr'gss, Bowden, Moer, Kennedy. smith
OF a., Wallace of King George. Edmond. T,rio,
of l. Smith Of NJ. and j., smith of Al c.,
ton, Davis, Of Montgomery and Pulaski Orr,ck
tiarrell, Taylor Of Norfok Borough. Etb,ridge
watts, Ed$lne ton, Chrah,In, Keen Williams, vii,
son. peY, Elliott, Strothcr, Daniel, Dorman. Lev
burn, Crawford, CrutchfelJ. Ford, Gootson. NJ 49,,
lr., ickson and Lef;wlch.-67 'O'
NArs-Messrs Bayly, Ai'wortf Holloway Uor.
yysY, Robinson, Cox Of Brax:on and Lewis, RiddicL.
Harrison OF Il Jones Of b., Haskins Samuel An
person. Cox OF Chesterfield, Buck, Vaughan. De,-
kins, Guerant, Carroll. Spencer, Clark. Wrtkin.
Armstrong, kincheo, Holleman d avis of King ani
Queer, g endenin, Hondry Marshall, Banks. Mar
TN Of Marshall Digss, Boyd. Morgan, Harrison of
''"''I-n''a' i-'sol. oUitn OF northumberland. Hi.
den, M'Pherson, Timer. Wallace of P.tersbu-s
Ghmes, Hopkins, Brown Of Preston, Heath Raw
her' McCauley, Smpman, Smith of Ruckinsbnm
Cowan, Cullen, Gatewoud. Tate, Warren. wa,
ker, Bowen and Martin OF Tylef-56
so the bill was passed.
r Inc bill authorizing temporary loan on behalf
sage. ~ y" "' pas
Mr. Hollemin inquired Of Mr. Dorman If ,hs,.
W was moi more than $4,000 Of Wheeling notes in
me reasHry now, ana II that sum could not DO
made AVAILABLE at some small depreciaiionl
Mr. Dorman replied that there was abou, $50 600 |
OF Wheeling notes, which could DO got of al par |
IN payment Ct the SIA'e's. bonds to the Wheeling
banks.
Mr. Bayly explained Why he could no, vote for
the hill. 'O'
On motion of Mr. Cru,chfeld, the bill WINS mid
on the table till Tomorrow.
BANKS.
Mr. Leitwich moved re consideration OF the vote
rejecting the resolution offered by MIR Scott on
Monday, for giving relief TO the banks. Carred-
ayes &C, noes IS.
MIR Brown, Of p. moved TO lay the resolution I'm.
on The table, that full house might decide upon IT,
MIR Hopkins called for the ayes and noes on the
adoption OF the resolUt ion.
MIR Wallace, Of p. hoped the resolution would be
laid on the table. He should give a different vo,.
to-day from what no gave before; and he wished
10 give his reasons for it, He believed his con.tiru
en's desired further indulgence to lie given to the
banks.
MIR Irving and Mr. Leftwich opposed The motion
to lay on the table. The House was more than u,u-
ally full.
The motion failed. Ayes 81, noes 60.
MIR Hoemhn protested against this mode OF pro
cecding. IL had been decided the other day: and
nov 1t was sprung upon US without notice. lie com
planned that there rule which required no
tlce TO be given Of a motion for re cons .deraton-
tie concluded by protesting against the surprise.
Mr. Daniel thought MIR Hoemans objection a
strange one. Surprise indeed Did not the motion
TO reconsider come from one Of the gentlmnn's own
forces1 lie should rather complain Of his inability
to keep his own troops in order.
MIR Hollemin. The motion could have come from
no other than one who voted with him the other
day.
mrDanie. And hence the nationality of the
complaint.
Mr. Brown Of p, called upon the anti. bank men
10 stand their ground. II this resolution
It would be claimed n back triumph Throughout
the State. lie appfehended that me mbers hal not
been improved since they got within reach Of the
bank inAusnce of Richmond.
Mr. DANIEL, after explaining the effect ofthc exist
ing law, desired 70 know Of MIR Brown, in what
way his friends had been brought under the nfu.
ehce Of the Binksl Had they got in debt To them
80 soonf He thanked MIR Leftwich for the magma.
nmity he had exhibited in Introducing his moi,or.
iIe congratulated the House upon the better spirit,
which now prevailed IN respect TO Ibis impofla ut
question.
MrLefwich considered this quos ion rs in no
wise connected with the general question of re
sumption. He dsclaimed all party feeling in
treating Of the Banks They were institutions in
which the whole State and the people were interest.
ed, and he should so net as 10 promote the public
welfare. great pressure exists in his county,