Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

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q Gooehland. Carroll Stossll, Blue. Ward Basel King
Davis OF King Queen. Ghson. Jackson. Alarshsl banks
Tsnzey, Adsir, Dsehe. Tstsm, Rice DAVIS Of ORANGE 4
Henry-f2.
D NoEs-Mc.zr-. Cocke, Powell. Of Amherst Brooke
Frozier. Mitchell Newkrk. saodgras- Stanton Hubbard
Boeosk, Moore, of Cabel & Wayne, Toer, Nowlin Den
ns, Hancock. Broadus, Irving. Goodwin, Brown, Of Eli
xabeih City & Warwick. Rust. Payne, Deskins, Wood
French, Robins, Cawel, Edmnnds, OF Halifax Miles
Smth, Of Harrison, MRae, Bowden. Gaaher Parks Wal
lace Edmond-, Of Lancaster 4 Richmond, Stongs Car
rr, Gray, Miller Of Loudoun, kidwe. Martin, Ncolson
Miller, OF Mason & jackson, JSgs, Northngton, Wade
smith, OF Nansemond, Cabcll. Waits, VERIFY, Oliver Ed
g'ngt1n, Chtr Bird of rende,on, Boiling, Bennett. Tai
ins Hopkins, Brown, OF Preston, Anderson. Dey. Stroth
&c. burwe. Moore of Rockbridge Whtc of Rockbridge
Soo'"s, Cowsn Kane. Guiewood, wii,ms, Tate. Spark
Orutehhcid, cood-on-si.
The question required on Mr.. Tolcr's amendment
Mr. ANDERSON moved to strike lst5 and insert 1914
agreed 70, ayes -, 81.
Mr.. CRcrcurELp, 10 make the amendment acceptable
% greater humber moved 20 substitute per cent for Id
per cent Mr.. G. advocated nj some length the impor
anse OF a small note circulation the present time.
Mr, HorkINS did not intend make any opposition 10
the bill The Banks omnipotcnt-and ali resistance
would be unaNailing But he would call attention a, an
omission The Banks already had per eent-and This
wouu make 10 per cent-uness clause ntrodu.
ceu toprcvcnt such construction.
Mr. WiLLiANs opposed the whole amendment
Mr.. LEAkr. OF A., called the previous question
Inc amendment iostrike out 10 and insert per cent pre-
MIR. HorKiSs offered amendment to limit the amour,
OF small Notes, at any time IN circulation, per cent ON
capital stock--agreed To-. .r.'Ha' Fl. $50
The question agreeing to the amendment of Mr. To-
e., rs amended, was decided in the negatve-ayes So
noes 50, IN follows: -
Alis1MesaS Cooke Powell Of Amherst Brooke Frazier.
Wingne Mitchell NEWARK snodgss- Huhard Bocock Moore
OF Caben Wayne Toe Nowln Dennis Broaiu Irving brown
% c.ss my my Marisa rsy,e Wood French Robins Car
her PARKS Wallace Edmond Richmond stoHins
,hngion Smith Of Nans.noDI Cabc Watt. Ye,bx ols pt
snston Cuts Boiling Bennett Taman Anderson Dey struh-r
Ciutehhed west-s7
NoEs-Mss.rs. Bocman speaksr Ai,yorh Randolph Leaks.
redh Biek Hancock Goodwyn rowen Of FaraS smith Of
Rust Stockton Dcskn Muse. Taafeu Ieaks OF ID
Queen Haws. Gibson jackson. Marshall Banks Kdwel Martin
Neolscn jsgt. Tsn,ey da Wade Dyehs Taism Rice soIs
N,aAs9. '' "'' "o0N
Mr.. EpNvNps. OF H.. called the Previous Question on
engrosslng the bill-which ordered
Mr. TArEN called the ayes and noes
Mr.. CRrTcnTIrlD thought Mr.. Edmunds had given no.
uce OF proviso he intended oferteounp IN. note
10 be redeemed only where issued.
The SHEAKER sad it too late now--the prcyiou.
question having been ordered
Mr.. EpNUSps. IL could be brought in as RYDER
The roll being called the Bill ordered 10 be encross
cd: Ayes ~, IL.
Mr.. RASDoLFH moved that the batch of tax Bills
fvebe taken up and made the order for To- morrow
at II o'clock, and Tor every day thereafter until disposed Of
Mr. CRvrcnfirLo thought this unpre cedcned mo.
uon Rules were OF ie regardbut they ought to be
tie was wiling To take either
OF the bills, and make IL the order Tomorrow Mr.
suggestion acguiesed in.
The bill changing the time OF accounting for the taxes
on merchants licenses up the unfinished business
OF yesterday.
The proviso tho ih Section was crruncousy reported
by us yesterday as being ctaned-It stricken out on
motion OF MT. Broadus-and the bill left gencraLl
Mr.. CECrcHFIELD proposed several amcndments--the
principal Vt which substitute the Goth for the sih of
June, when the is be paid into thc Treasury
which were agreed TO.
Mr. BIRD moved to except Pendleton from the operation
Of the bll-whch disagreed to.
Mr.. TALNAS said the bill ia requiring the Sheris TO paw
the money into the Treasury that time Of the year. would
operate progressively upon those his county They would
have to travel 400 miles merely deposit few hundred
dollars IN the Treasury; audit would them $50 or $40
He should therefore be compelled against the bull
The hill was ordered TO BE- Cngrossed
Mr. NcOISoS moved reconsideration Of the vote reject
Ing the bill authorizing the removal of slaves held
for life 10 Maryland, which prevailed.
Mr.. BLUE explained and advocated the BILL which after
remarks from Mr.. Powell OF f. in opposition was
ordered TO be cngrosscd.
Mr.. GooDsoN moved reconsider the vote rejecting the
bill RENTING militia fine to Stacy acknowledged TO-
Bills were read iirst and second time
Al o'clock the House adjourned.