Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
IneSdan. Jan. q. lsII.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

IoOoE Or DELEUA Els.
communication conn, was received from The Senate, by
their Clerk, that they had passed the bill entitled,
act charging the name of the Lynchburg and Me.
chanics Institution, and for other purposes"
The report of the Committee on Elections, the
contested election from Morgan county in favor oil
Henry Myers the conlestlng candidate, by mao-
rty, after purg'ng The polls, was taken up.
The FIRST resolution of the report decides the votes
of Isaac Harrison, Samuel liafmison, and Mchu
Reynolds, Oh the poll of Jlhn Frrrail, The sitting
member TO be ega-as not ireehoiders, nor assessed
with part OF the public revenue.
Mr.. SoUTnALL moved 10 reverse the decision Of the
Committee
After long debate Of near four hours, in which
Hessrs. TALiAFERRo Anderson, and BYRD, of Frede-
rick, opposed, and flessrs. oouTnALL, TEBBs McRAE,
DANIEL. Of Richmond City, and WIIcmEE, sustained
the moon TO declare these votes legal the House, by
the following vote, agreed - the amendment declaring
the votes legal
.1ws-Nlessrs. Brown of Albcmarle Sou!ha, Ilar-
vie, Full on, Tompkins, Campbell, Snodgrass Pendle-
ton OF c Bocock, Fox, Brown of Campbell, Lacy,
Broadms hobson, Brown of + X w, Grigsby,
Keith, Marshall Of Fauquier, Tyree, Payne. Leake,
Creigh, Miles, Raymond, McRae Pace, Gallaher,
Turner, Lewis, Lumpkin, Wallace, Mayo, Grubb,
Carter Tebhs Parriot Armstrong of Mason and Jack
son, Smith, Cabell, Taylor, Yerby Oliver Crtz, Boil
ing, Wltcher, L7nie: Cooke Dey, Daniel Of Richmond
City, Moore, White, Kane, Denison, Minor, Iiedgman,
Stephenson, Rice Of Vs..
.roes-Messrs. Ho!leman, (speaker,) Gusts, Ali
worth, Layne, Powell, Van Buren,, Thompson Of B
Stanton, Meredith, Bck, Jones of B Shelton, Wash
ingion, Hancock, Banks Of F., Muse, Taaferro, Byrd
of F., Wood, Carroll, Jones of e Edmunds, S,ova
Blue, Ward, Armstrong of H., lla~es Bales Farley,
Jackson Banks of NJ Hamilton, Wade, Tatem, Young,
Rice Of NJ Davis, Bard OF p Gay, Baldwin, Anderson,
Daniel of p. G. Btawner, Stnrm, Eastman, Barnes,
Martz Cooles, Cowon, S.lckley Tute, Walker Harris
son, Burwell, NeSl-55.
The resolution. as amended, was then agreed to- and
On motion of Mr. WITcnER, the House adjourned.
SEsArE-- Tuesday, Jun u, 1914.
After transac;ing other business the Tax bill and
amendments were taken up for consideration Various
propositions to amend were made; all of which were
negatived.
SEsArE-Hedneyday, January "a 1874.
The Tax b ii was again taken up, with the amend
ment OF Mr. Peyton, rs follows "Or converted into
principal by new bond or other evidence Of debt for
such interest, or including principal and interest
which agreed to.
Which causes the bill to read, On the interest or
profits of all money loaned out by Individuals &c i,
whether secured By bonds, notes, other securities,
should such interest profits III the aggregate
ceived, or converted, nc.
GA motion oil Mr.. Il a. THOMPSON, the sixth section
OF The bill Gazing collateral inheritances, &c was
stricken out, ayes IL, noes H.
Various other propositions made to amend The
bill, but were decided in the negative
On motion of Mr.. Preston, the Senate adjourned at
nearly 4 clock