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Mr.,Tsiisfsgo Soued Mr.. s., in opposition

, the resolution. yer
The ptexi0nt seton was demanded y Mr. ESQ
bird, ~ P AMI saA,..a ltha
M Bird II F., Ned d offer ,hs amend. hon
neni already iniimats b him; bu. The movsr the
{ the previous quesllaE vas not permitted BY nat
be House 70 wilhdrawN !
The resolution was the e;ected-ss 10 IS. Es,
AN the wings and Mes FarIsv. Nor,hipr. The
on, Hutchinson. Baldwin AZ Walks.. Demo pla
rats, voted for the resOlutiA 1.-The rema,-sag ed,
Democrats voted against il. not
The people will be Al no lossS discover the ~
eason for opposition 10 tia reAution Of Mr.
;ouihall. The truth Of the mattei. ,his--ihat ~,
While The Democracy are seeming reject ,he -.
land Money Ga canlempiible bride Is they call ~
a they hold on 10 the tlco millions Revived IN OIL
Ter the deposie scl OF 1896, and peImA the Bank M
II Virginia 10 discount upon the Land Fund, by I'll
which The Stale receives aportion Of the divi- ed
bends IS share holder in the Bank, and tue PIT II
vaie stockholders receive the other portion, nc
body OF The people are denied PaE,eip patton - i
he benefit, however small aud are 800 - f.nss
amount This fund, be il remenoereu Nnow
All 600 would pay the interest for one year on IA
neally s7OO .O0O and yet il is deemed 100 paHy n
~ anannnt 10 talk about--whlle ~ the same
breath il IS spoken Of as esrrspsson .uuu,
,ended u bring the STATE under Federal inna-
ence. II. ,o,a an Z
Anotion was made 10 reconsider me so's %
he Morgan contested election, reversing tne 3ue
tisior Of The committee, but the mater WAs~11
over until Friday
Bocock sustaining The motion TO rec0nsE
Mr. SouihaH opposing it,on The. ground
r. member who chose TO vote on
az opportunity Of doire 50. Thsi
log taken, The question:
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postnoe nuieto
Some eneht Of
y;'lsI I'M M a serssli
-.@z.s'syT suong,y or
--coItendhg that oy ueni'
alter u mouths ,....,s ~
he quesaon on iae Nj
ed lgfhe atfs M, ~ Sana,sSl,o,
fhe Tag Bi"i wy u' ".s g.se 10 s an,
wa o,tsssf The bilI was Sent back to the
!!Ihe LATER bod, receded from such Of its Al
ments IS the House had disagreed TO, and the
noxv TAN.
90 motion Of Mr. Wallace, me Lonn,' IN
Courts OF Justice wsre ~ ,bc nex, neet
ing the hrsl MONDAY ~ 1shqs iys ;n4ec6al ef
ing q 'ne pene ndenss one 10 meet At staunton,
. .. q a,et 81 .he White Sulphur Springs.
bill Of an important character, dispensing with |
bail in civil cases. and providing for the release q
bail sfter certain PERIOD was passed. A'er soou
deal OF discussion. .;..,,. |
On Ss'raay' .he two iou Iass s e NE General
~ e', re asacy cc,saped Nv The resirnaZ
linn Of Juse Fielnag Saunders-an Of the officers
Of government, sudi,ots, &c.
Ga mouoe Of Mr. pendleton of G. 4 n the
election Of Judge was first taken up MIR. Muse o.
Franklin dominated his colleague Notoorne a
si.ierTo, 70 eone.se spsesn, s'u N r.s N.Y.
y 3,a MI D oad ~ % Pendsr,oo II t;ies
= Nj i.anier narnina,cI lanes NJ. White. ESQ.
Of Pitsylvania, and bore strong testimony to his
qualification. This nomination was sustained BY
Messrs Stovall, Wreher' and Edmunds.
9e usual inesssse lawns oIen sel. 20 ~.
MT aa1e !, ~ s,be NJ Fla
rss.n NJ 'a,her rerosrts being made he Two
Houses nroceeded TO vote. II he House, the vote
stoodz-For Talaierro loo, Whittle H. Jontyote
| Taliaferro 1872, Whittie 81.
| So NoRBoRSE, M TALIArRRRo, ESQ was declar.
cd duly elected Judge of the General Court
for The 10th Circuit.
THE House then proceeded with The election
toEother officers. and The Senate agreeing 10 tile
lniotion for a suspension Of The rule. So as 10
teleet ali al once The jncun bents were re.elect
ed Is follows. with but little opnosition
James E Heath. Auditor
james Brown. If Second auditor
FabiYs NJ Lawson. treasurer: ~
l6ce.