Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-05

-! -,, have been passed, mud which we predict.
&" ,.,s,led. unless the members chose to leave
49,, unrk unfinished, or 10 work upon halt.pay.
nh;,,s now trying TO make Capital out of the Re.
i mag Endirectl, and ns'dously,) for the Wings
-, onnosi,on 10 the Repeal-and putting II forth
." -, ~ movemen, Of the Republican members
sof The honorable Wing members must flush
I,ns :, .uch cross perversion OF the measure
,s. law articles, 10 which their organ is STOPPING
a waning fortunes But hear the Il. Wing IT.
,l,,n con,ron; the charges with the testimony:
= an From Thursdays Uhg.l
..l'tr t,KY ,1ioN riLL'' ~ JEOPARDY
~ House ordrfed bin repeating The Starvation law,
l by a majority Of abon, Is This indicates aw'sh
t i House 10 take new lease ana IL ,e on. Is ~.
~ we hope VII he there arrestel-noi that we
Is he reduced 10 half pay and starva,lon-bu we
~ me ,w, a now stands, decidedly calculated 10 y,
'l which are srievously long. Some Of the worthy
@ raenh,is ,ri>srs At the s"'e-ohtrs 0ed Tue marx
, ANA went repscl. They wont 'hou sliueSS, wien
..,.,.tIeui> are done with them
w. (frgai Fridays Emg.)
a, ,u lie ,,cos. WHO voted Tor The repeal OF the Two
~, ;her Constituents l1v. they not been telling
- H., ,ca that ihc Wings Were the advocates q extra
r, sui ,asi alone were the ce9n|msts: Inc VINES imsa
i ~ m increase vi paw, ami they would only have acted
Nm m, 40. >ay. ,!tis vocation,-Bu for the saving
"a nav. spent four dollars Of the dear peoples money
10" world sntAcg-u'> bad. That they spend II on
H.. H., viii not greatly mend the matter! They mu>'
m leir ma!s answer heavy account when they 20
fi:ry Aal not consumed two or three WEE Is OF Tue Ses
non Federal ro!icsiey might nov be ready 10 adjourn,
n. making another iafay upnn aa empty Treasury
+. fact j., the bill itself was no party measure
= -spe,l IS no party measure. Look CT the votes,
,op w fad the distinguished men of both parties
+, ,oseher agans, its passage, and the like on It's
III On the II instant, Mr.. Caperton, Ia Nhg,l
4 ~ a bill about mlleage-to which Mr.. Brown OF
,.,an fDerocrat,) moved an instruction TO repeal
ID Gay law This instruction was carried by
Yry ii Is votes. On the next day, Qhe 3d. The
"a; Bought in BY Mr.. Scott of Fauquler; and Oh
: same evening, he (Mr. Scott, wing leader
nc In lp r y
| aa- in oppostion 10 il. Mr.. Scott replied. The
,n, ones,;an was moved, and the bill carried by
o.y OF Is votes
IL Scot, then moved to amend the title of the bill
= =, embrace the object of the amendment. Mr.
=, oored further 10 amend the title Of the BILL so as
maze /, read and for other bad purposes. Mr.
Il on,osed the amendment IN very Pithy, sarcastic
..scb he was followed by MIR. Daniel (of Richmond
ID IN The same side, who denied that the gentleman
N p,rsylyana (Ksenl had any right 10 tnnpugn the
IRIS Of sca,emen, as he did by the amendment he
s.sad Mr. Keen asked leave TO withdraw his
srd,rep, Mr Hunter objected. The vote was
80, m leave 10 withdraw, and decided 10 the athrma
,.e1pd thea Mr. SCOTS amendment 10 the title OF
r. Ja prevailed,
Tae Wing, true 10 lis vocation OF giving one sac
~ and srporessiar half the truth, sketches Mr..
rs.1s remarks in full-but slurs over the answers
n, cpoonenls, except seven lines of MIR. SCOTS
Isl, suppresses too, the ayes and noes on the bi
nus putting il out Of the power OF the people to see,
whether the votes for the repeal are alone from The
Loco Foco side II had fairly reported the record,
.s the public would have seen among the friends OF
ne Repeal the names of most of the strongest Wings
NE House, snch as Messrs. Souha!l, R,ves, Davis
s.. Vance, Mullen, 1'oer Erskine, Moler, Kennedy,
smith of K, Taylor Of Loudouu Irving, Scott OF r,
hr: Caperton, Orrck, Watts, Cheatham, Strotber,
panel, Leyburn, Mayo-and in opposition to the he
.a the names o; OF the siaunchest Democrats IN
he House More of the Wings were against the re-
,4a! than fJr it-BGt ne have man who consi-
.-:si ,his Question party measure. Il the "Loco
f1,os therefore, cannot "face their constituents,
ayy can the Wings who voted for the repeal:-Ihe
l,c. = ,:is trek Of the Richmond Wing is the lowest
.smea Of slang. whanging, that We have lately seen;
li hope that lis appeal 10 the Senate viii entirely
u II the Richmond Wig expects 10 otisett the Sc
aud overwhelming charges against lis party, at
ae polls Of April, by such low trick us this 1t grew
isy mistakes the intelligence of the people. 1T It's
m should sanction the monstrous assertion It would
abs deserve the fate to which it is doomed by an IN
Jgaan, country.
III Fate of tie s:arrction Bill sealed
n,e writing the above, the door closed TO all Mr.
seen; hopts, and the Richmond Wing has Appealed
@,ae Senate vain. Yesterday, they passed the Re-
yea Bill by the following vote
Ton, Cooke, Ilun,oa, pey,ou, Carson, Wiley, Wool
s, Piper, Boul4n, Lyons, Faulkner, Shinn, Wood.
ho4.e and Thompson-l6.
Tes-Messrs. Atkinson, Baptist, Bondurant, Pres.
IN, Carter, Mosett McMui!en, Fontaine, Mcllhaney,
Anderson and Ncwman-ll
So's anayse this vote. Tee; i; by the rules Of The
Richmond Wig, and see how many Wings voted for
ne Repeal, and how many against IL Among those in
'o!, We recognize Messrs. Campbell, Cooke, Peyton,
Lyons, Faulkner and Woodhouse-(we will not now
'lnS MIR. Thornton among ,hem) Among the Wing
ars, were Nlessrs Bondnrant, Preston, Carter, Fon-
2ae, Mcilhaney and Anderson-six also. One half
y iae Wigs far, aud the other half against it. Is
h'r~aiiy then, altogether "Leco Foco" measure
~ i's Record speak, aud shame, if it can, the Rich
a.nd Wig
yesterday, Mr.. Lyons presented resolution from
'.s Senate, proposing the appointment Of Joint
'lamttee, 10 consider the best mode Of shortening
IL sessions Of the General Assembly.
vehement IN the streets 10 dag against the four dis
EDITED banks and OF course general run upon them