Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

which would consume al least 1--WE hours. lie, however
was opposed 10 the printing Of So long document
great cost and the time that would be lost were We
no the end Of the session. he should 60 lor re-
committing the report, 10 have an ABSTRACT Hade
Of il, instead Of SO enormous mass oil eviue"c''
MIR. SrEoTmER then supported the motion 10 PRINT
the reports without the eydence) ana lho"ght we
ought TO go this session 10 examine and act on lhen
This is, every consideration, due to Judge SCOT. As
the Committee unanimous as to all but one charge,
it would be necessary to examine only the evidence
which refers 10 that single charge, and THIS could De
easily printed.
Mr.. LEaKE of Albemarle could not vote upon this
question without examining all the evidence, aca ne
thought that should leave il b. future legislatures 10
take tmc and act deliberately on them
Mr.. YERBY suggested that the next Legislature woud
have TO begin de
Mr. BowpES was of different opinion, and cited the
impeachment Of Hastings pending which dissolution
oil Parliament had taken place and yet inc succeeding
Parliament had resumed The impeachment where II had
been left oil by the former lie agreed with the gentle
man iroEi Albclnarc that VIC DO not mean 10 acl upon
these reports this session ought al once to iay Then
upon the table for the mature action OF future Legia
tre He moved to lay the motion print on the table and
hoped that the motion TO lay the table would DC test
vote as 10 The dsposing OF this matter this session
Mr.. RANDOLPH thought at so late period we should
not even commence the examination Of TIE SUBJECT
We therefore, should not have The reports printed
Mr. BRowN of Preston eped the motion to print
would be laid the table, and that the reports and evil
dcnce would continue sealed book till the next ses-
sion. Mr.. B. called the previous question, which was
sustained
Mr.. ALwoErli called for the ayes and noes. Tie
motion to print was laid oil the table, BIZ the following
vote
.4ycs-sIcssrs uolleman, (Spcaker.D Ailworth, Ran
dolph. Leate of Albemarie, Mann, Cooke, Powell OF
Amherst Brooke Byrd of Bath, Ncwkrk Wilson, Ia
VENEER, Mere ih, Bck, liubard Bocock Samuel. Den-
mis-, Hancock Goodwin, Brown Of e. c. S W., Powell
of Fairfax Stockton Byrd of Frederick French Robins
Lcake oil Goochland, Carroll Jones' Soval Blue Ward
Miles Basel, Smith Of H., King, Bowden, Davis of King
and Queen, Halves, Edmonds Of Lancaster and Rich
mond, Gibson, Stongs, Jackson Marshall, Banks
Martin, Nicholson, Jiggs, Nor,hington, Tanzcy, Adar
Dyche, Smil OF Naasemond, Cabell, Tatem, Davis OF
Orange and Green Strolc Byrd OF pcndeton Hops ins
| Brown OF p Dey, Daniel, of z. G., Brawncr Burwcil
Dencale, Cootes, Cowan Kane, Gatcwood, Tate Spark
iedgman, Walker, Spots, West, Henry, Goodson ant
/ \cal-1S
-Mcssrs. Frazier, W'ingtield, Mitchell, Snod
grass Moore of Ca,cll and Wayne Toer, Nowlir
Broadu., Irving, Smith of f.. Payne, Caiwell, MRae
Gaaler Worlhngtou, Parks, Wallace. Carter. Miller
of Loudoun, kijwcil, Watts, VERIFY, Oliver, Ellington
Cyitz, Boiling. Ta!man StrothcT. Daniel Of Richmond
City, Moore Of r., White OF r., Crutchfeld ant
! Lewis-33.
| Mr. WHITE Of r. when his name was called, OK
planned that he could not consent that all the none,
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should be entirely thrown away, aud therefore he voct
Mr.. WEST offered resolution extending the time OF
foreciosng the mortgage made by the Fishing Greek
| ompany 10 Tic State for loan.
After some discussion between Messrs. Bgows of P.
| CRrrcuriELD and YGGBr, it was lad on tie table.
The engrossed bill extending the jurisdiction O; jus
! ices of the peace, was taken up
| .Nr. SMITH Of II. called the ayes and noes
| Mr. WHITE of r. said he had ever been friend o.
the Dill but lie had in the Constitution of the u
S, that IN sums $50 all trials shall be By jury
What is wight there is right here, and therefore, hi
should chan.'c his vote and go against Tie bill.
Mr. CaurcuvIrL cited many defects in the bill,
urged lis friends to have them corrected. lie lad NJ
expectation Of defeating il.
Mr.. GAlLAnrn explained and defended the bill.
Mr.. CowAN moved the previous question, which wa
sustained.
Mr. SMITH of II Withdrew his call for the ayes AM
nce-; but hlr. BHAwSER renewed il.
| The bill was passed by tie following vote:
! .4gc%-f!olIcman (Speakcr) Mann, Byrd df Bath
Ncwkrt, Stanton, Meredith, Bick Moore of Ca5c!
| and Wayne, Hancock, Goodwin, Powell OF Fairfax
Smith OF T., Stockton, Carroll, Jones Blue Ward, King
Gallahcr, Halves, Gibson, StoliinGs, Carter Miller c
Loudoun, Jackson, Marshall kidwell, Martin, Ncol
son. Jisgts Norihington Tanzey, Adas, Smith OF Nan
semond, Watts, Ta:em, Srolc, Bird Of Pendleton Tai
man, Hopkins, Brown Of p, Dey Daniel of Prince
George, Brawner, Dcncalc Cootes Cowan, Kane, Tate
oPdrh, fieuehai, walker, Spotts, west, Henry ant
| (;oodson-56
.Nocs-Mcssrs Ailworth Cooke, Brooke, Frazier
Wngield Mitchell, Snodgrass, Wilson, Tavcnner To
Ter, Nowln, Samuel, Dennis Broadus, Irving. Payne
French, Leake of Goochand, Stoval!, Miles. Basel
Smith of H., MiRae, Bowdcn, Wort!nston, Parks, Wal
lace, Edmunds Of L. and r., Banks, Miller Of NJ end j.
Dyche, CabeIl, Taylor, Ycrby, Oliver Davis Of O. an,
g., Crilz Strother, Daniel OF T. c., Burwe Moore o
Roc bridge, White of Rockbrdgc: Cru;chfeld, Levi:
and Neal-45.
Mr.. PARKS offered joint resolution, releasing L
John A. Truslow the of ffty-eght dollars and two
cents, being the paid by mistake for forfeited
lands. which turned out 10 be deficient. (The Commit
tee of Claims had reported against it, Truslow had
remedy at law
Mr.. CRurcnrIELD moved its indefinite postponement
Mr.. WoRTulSGroN suggested, that no money could he
drawn cut of the Treasury By joint resolution.
The resolution was indefinitely postponed.
MIR. DANIEL Of Prince George moved to take up the
bill reducing tie salaries Of officers of Government |,
taken up.
Mr.. DANIEL of Prince George moved 10 make il tic
order Of tie day for Monday.
Mr. STEor,iEE moved to fix i, for Friday. Lost.
Mr.. SrASTos moved 10 fix it for Wednesday (which
motion prevailed
NIessrs. ANDERSON, RICE, DrcnE, and TALlArERRo
allowed leave of absence for the balance Of the
session, and the House adjourned
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