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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-17
SENATE.

tl. FRIDAY, February IL, 1915.
Mr.. CARrxR reported bill directing q payment 10 John
r. McCuer from the school quota Of Tezewe county for
1874. Pss,ed. II.
ar GARRrrr reported the bill to prevent the
Of oysters the ites Of Elizabeth City
sndfor other purposes. Passed.
NJ WILLKY reported bill incorporate the Preston
Navigation Company, with amendments Passed.
Mr.. RoeERs, from the Joint Committee the Armory,
made report the condition OF that Institution.
Mr.. BAPTIST from the Joint Library Committee made
sundty reports.
Mr.. McRLK communicated a resolution OF the House of
Delegates resembling the order 20 adjourn Monday the
18th, and proposing to adjourn Thursday the 20th
The resolution supported by Messrs. STARK. CAR
fHa, WILEY BoSDUsANr, NEWMAN, Tn ,MP,oS OF X, and
srAsARp, and opposed bv Messrs voolfolk, BAPTIST,
and Nc MuILsS.
Mr.. McMuLLKS moved las Mr. BoSDrRAsr had previous.
suggeste 10 strike out the latter part OF the resolution
leaving the day Of adjournment unsettled.
DIR. VOOLFOLK moved postpone the resolution indef-
nsy. and called the ayes and Negatved-ayes S,
noes IS.
Toe question upon the amendment, striking on, the lat,
nr CLAUSE was decided Ia the negave-iycs o. noes 81.
Mr. McMuLLES wed 10 lay the resolution the table.
Mr.. Tn .Nrsjs Of X, opposed the motion. Negatived
The question recurring the adoption Of the resolution
was decided in the ofi.mative-aycs 25. noes 5.
SoThursday the 2Dth 10 the day fixed for adjournment
sHERlFFS COMMISSIONS.
The bill concerning Sherff's Commissions (ekplaninR
he law Of lS43 twas considered and debated ut some
length. by Messrs PKYros, THosrsoS of A, SrASARp,
WALLACE, GALLAHER, RooERs, WooLroLK, CRAWFORD
NEwNAS, McMrLLKs. MoCArLEY, and GARRETT; and
eveniusy the Senate adjourned before coming u
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ANOTHER VINO or RICHMOND
To III, Editors of m, JYbig

Gentemen-My attention has just been called ia brief
and OF course imperfect sketch my remarks in opposition
to the formation Of the county Of Appomsttox in
which am reported to have said that interested ipdi.
viduas were the prime Of the excitement, within
the proposed limits Of that county. Ny remarks on this
branch OF the subject the contrary designed TO
combat the impression sought bc made by Mr. Ander
SON. that the people were in high state Of excitement ard
therefore could not have ascrbcd any individual, the
creation Of state Of feeling the very existence of which
1t was my purpose to deny In reference to the large ma
Io favor Of the new county appeared upon the face
Of the polls remark was that such excitement was
esimsey 10 be inferred from that fac,-inasmuch ss some
who had voted in favor Of the county had
their pcsons indifference the fate Of the duplication
and expressed the opinion that this was equally true Of
others, who had voted in favor Of IT, merely TO crafty
friends who anxious for the formation Of the ne W
county.
shall be obliged to you 10 publish this note
RID. II. ToLER.
" The Lynebburg virgnisn will please copy.
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James Rirer and Konapha Companv,

The messing Of the Stockholders Of this Company was
held Saturday night for the purpose of eectng President
and five Directors. Mr.. Csbel the present incumbent
was reelected Presiden, by the immense OF 6O6i
3il II the States VOTE and that Of the Bank OF Virgins,
had been cast against him. effect which such
efforts made,) he would still have been elected by the
votes Of the private Stockholders and the other Corporations
John BrockenbroJgh Of Bath, Samuel McCorkie Of
Lynchburg Thomas VI. BOnduran, Of Buckingham. John
A. LancassuRnd Corbin Warwick of Richmond, were
elected Direct6she latter the place of Mr. Caperton,
! who declined reelection.
we think the President aud Directors, after enduring
the fiery ordeal Of fierce and ablo opposition end the
searching scrutiny Of Legislative into all their
from the foundation Of the company have cause to
congratulate themselyes UPON the result
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DR.. JOHN K. TAYLOR,


This Senator, Of the genuine and unadulteraed Loco
Foco genus. has correspondence published in Saur-
days Enquirer. placed himself singular attitude His
position. In few wos thus voluntarily and very
My assumed before the Public, is this the Senator
from tho District, will consen, TO perform spoyn Cons-
tuional duty, you, Delegate from Matthews end Mid
deseI Colonel BIups) will agree TO abide by the in
sirucions forwarded you through me, vote against
Wing for the Senate Of tho United States. Such
u in reality the fact, incredible aud almost impos
sble the reader may be inclined 10 suppose il Of
aSendtOT-of Conscrpt Father! 70 Rome! and o Prin
cples Of Republican Rome how are you shamed in thi.
more Democratic ngon Such say, il In effect the
ground taken by Virginia Senator in volunteer address
to the Publican address for wh, and tho accompanying
correspondence, there the smallest necessity as
any chance Of the election OF Senator Of the u States
was past and gone!
Virginia Senator obtrudes himself before tho People Of
Virginia grauiiousy, inform them, that he would have
been willing 90 into the election Of a Senator il cor.
tain Wing delegate (Col BilupsD would obey what tie
nO;esad Senator regarded instructions That TO say
his performance Of public duly made 10 depend, no,
upon his Of that duty the oath taken to discharge,
faithfully. his senatorial and constitutions obligations. but
upon how Col Blups would respect 10 smother mat,
ter which concerned Col Bups and the people Of Mah
ews and Middese1 alone
Why the gcnteman's indugeni and knde,t friend.
might very well ask, "Does your mother know you are
ou But there is still extraordinary featuro in
the sha than s absolute faulty and that s that the Sen.
aor should have deemed hi-s stokca capital max
ing stroke! Or else why publish the mauer1 Col. Bill
Iups Or VIC will show tomorrow, managed the thing 10
admrshon' and while his opponent doubt con-
graduating himself that he had blown up Wing, fixed
torpedo TO him which has hoisted him into mid air.
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"AaotAer Wai- Of Riehnoaa. !.

Tho fact assumed to be fact BY this writer that there
are Soo wings OF this District in favor Of Iirg Tex,
an honest I've have no doubt but delusion. The
gentleman sees like Fox when he entered the House Of
Commons from revel-"I can't see the Speaker said
FoIs eomrsds: Why, said For, zee trro ?"
Or. he islke the Delaware boy about the cats. "Dsd
there 10 500 cats in the gardenw 500. my 500 -
Twenty. Dad At lea,t Tssafy esss together, my son
Well, dad there is old black and snother So il
it, We think, about the Ttrss WAiss. There are very
few OF them In the abstraef! Most few VI them by
the hieh-handed mode Of Joint Resoution And if tho
Wing Party is TO be safenedby these few-compsed or
required to square their action by their opinons-hs
party, We say is not worth preserving on such terms
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err oFRIcRMoND.

Aa meeting Of tho whiss Of Richmond, hsld Il de
Exchange Hotel February l3h ls45 for the purpose Of
seP,inuns delegates % Convention to be held In the City
OF Richmond 10 nominate suitable person represent the
District composed of the Of Chesterfield, Gooch
land LOUISA Hanover Henreo aud the City Of Richmond
I fLEMlNG, JAMES was .ppoiu,ed Chairman and
SAsuKL 2. AptE. secrctary.i - 1fTIElT-r-
Asommit,ee Of seven, composed Of Ltlebsuy Cauins.
Z. G. Ghswoid, James Winston ana Mics,h Ba,es W.,
appointed TO recommend the which delegates
should be appointed, their number and also the and
place when the Convention should meet who reported the
following resolutions, which were adopted.
Resoivsd. That the number Of Delegates b Ety. and
that the duty OF appointing be devolved upon Chairman
be requested the Concert Room Of the Exchange
Hotel in the City Of Richmond Thursday the goth day
Of February, a, - O'Clock meridian.
On made and seconded the committee of srxco
was requested to make arrangements for the mesng Of
Convention.
The Chairman appointed tho following Del.sa,es.-L
w. Chamberiayne, 5. III. Myers, A. l.. Warret, Samr Ell
lis Sampson Jones. James VI. Subei, Geo. ii. Tompkins
Jno. Dove, Geo. n Crutchheld, William Anderson IT,
Archibald Peasants, James Winston, VIM. Jno. Clarke
Mcsjah Bates, J. v. Hardwicke, II. l.. Brooke, Jno,
Thompson, Geo. K. Myers John H. Peasants Juo CLARK
Geo w H. Tyler. Joseph Mayo, 8. s. Saunders, r. T..
Daniel James r, Bridges H. w. Fry, Luther Libby. Jos.
Mills Jacob T. Barnes, David w. Fher, Jas. H. Lynch,
VIM. r. Richardson, Sam' Freeman, Jno. Warthen. l..
Darlington, IL. Coaer cabell, B. Siade, VIM. f. Butler,
Pey'on Johnston, A Judson Crane Francis Smith, Sam
Adie, Geo. R. Peake Juo. A. Meredith, Edwin Farrar
Z. G. Griswod. and Abraham Levy.
The following resolution submitted to the considers.
| ton OF the meeting and unanimously adopted:
Rssoirad, That while are proud to know that there
are within this Congressional District many able and mer.
,orious whiss fully capable Of representing Wing party
in Congress, and m worthy Of supper, and
confidence yet the present posture Of political aii loud
y demands in the public councils, Of fearless
and unng energy, and Of undoubcd and uncompromis.
ing soundness in the Wing faith; and c.emncny such
man we recognize in former representative, JOHN
MINOR Bolts.
Resolved That JSo. NJ Boris be recomme nded to the
consideration OF the Convention The proper person
TO receive the nomination the Wing candidate for Con-
gees IN this District and being the choice OF the Wings
of the City Of Richmond.
The meeting then adjourned.
FLEMING JAMES, Ch'n.
SANL +. ApIx, Secretary.
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To THE EDrTvks W
noticed communication in your paper OF tho 18th in
sant signed "a Wing OF Richmond" in which the writer
proposes To apply "est" the opinion, Of the
city candidates. have waited now several d.v. in homes
some more experienced and talented Wing than myself
would take the trouble to point out the exceeding great
danger Of introducing such new this But have
waited in vain and therefore my brief and humble way
call the writer in question and all other like iniempe
rate politicians to forbear-lest they should bring down
ruin headlong upon their own party.
The Issue which he proposes put this-are You for
annexation by Joint Resolution Of two Houses of Con-
gress Now The Wing party much interested in tho
election OF good Wing from this district to Congress than
il possibly be in the triumph of any clique in the CITY,
Ii Is OF much more Importance this point than 10
elevate the one or the other of the gentlemen
nominated to the House OF Delegates And il we as the
Wing party be called upon apply this test TO the civ
candidates. will not the friends OF genem men who
may be disposed to answer IL in tho affirmative, aso de-
mand that the test be applied the Whix Consresion.
eandidatei Nayw they not If the question should be-
come very important aside issues oven those
dividing the great parties Of Wing and Democrat rather
vote for Texas Democrat Of they should be Texas Wings,
than vote for Wing who is opposed unde,
| oil imaginable circumstancesl l uow they will. And
this tae more since, Polk 10 elected and the Grea
Clay defeated they cannot ioure tho prospects Of the lat
ter for one am anxious TO secure the election Of whig
good and true, In this Dsric-I longer content Il
be represented in Congress by Loeefoeo. But IL "a
Wing OF Richmond" and others of like temperament ar.
determined TO press the above "iesr shall despair
ssetng former faithful and well tried public seryan
John NJ. Boir, who will no doubt, as / hope be GU
candidate, and who is known be opposed to oil sort
Of annexation whether Immediate remote. present
prospective certain contingent while there IRE at eas
500 Wings in the District who arc in favour Of annex
| ing Texas when il be properly done Man,
Of them indeed in favour Of Milton Browns Joint resou
on Le,mepra the Wings the OPT
mons Of city delegate this pon, be mportan, the OPT
mons Of member Of Congress are much more important
Let rashy throw away the victory which We ma,
easily achieve in the metropolitan District f we only bu
will to do 1t.
| ANOTHER WHie or Rtcuuoxn
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Mr. Eisss ssi Tsss.


This gentleman occupied the Aoor Of the Senate De.
urdsy. in speech Of houn and upwards Ia eppositos
TO the joint resolution psed BY the HOUSE. Zoe The oceups
ZION Of rexss. He occupied the grounds almost
y descending to tho malignant sketch VI the Globs)
which the public and his political friends were Pre-.
pared TO expect from him. due the Constitution
his fame, his eenserstisc principles, and what wss
eonjeetnrsd Of hs Texas opinions Not the
QUESTION Of Texss hsassy eonstuonsly, justly wisely
but known TO DO in favor Of it. Mr. Rves yet utterly
eased the idea Of annexng foreign and Independent States
BY joint resolution. subveive Of the Constitution and
eonsnded ,ha any such power existed all q belonged
to The treaty making Department. the President and Senate
and not 10 the aw.msking Department President Sc
nate and House.
That his speech told powerfully. should know from
the lugubous Of the Globe. without tho information
OF who heard IL in part that really
BILE! We were saro that Mr. Rivss essid make such .
speech and glad that be has than filled the
measure Of our promises 10 the country.
The Globe and its allies trying apply Q
moral gss to the Texas Debate In the Senate They
affect to think and fear, that the object Of the Wings
there. TO speak against the 9Th March, and kill of
mediate annexation by spinning the Debate -
We've that the object, 10 defensibe right and patriotic
but II 10 not the objoctt is the greatest Amerc ques-
ton OF the age, and demands the most attentive aud the
most ample investigation. Sprung upon the People
BY SURPRISE for political and mercenary objects they have
In year. had no time surrey complex and multfa.
rous bearings, and TO weigh (ss yeti ineseu.ble and
portenous consequences They entitled to TINE for
the study Of theme comprehendng theirs and their chill
drens fate and hope that they will demand and require
it. The hot impotence Of the Texas obbers should no,
be permitted to sway q single mind. 81.
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ossss.a Asss~ssy q varus....


n~~--..-T uraspAv. Feb. II. ists.
~ oA..Asra .sPes,st dc tn authorizing tn. Trustee.
- bsryv,lis hsd4b1 v osks ccun,y ssl h~ iot asd
ssilSlse dad Aesdsmy. and rsinvest the proceeds.
"a. p...s ~ ''-''''''s - ''v q "''-
~ wnlsr ,.psssd d. IN changing Ii. tim. Of hold
- - Circuit Superior Court Of Harrison. and ot The
C"sr. q shs isth Judicial circsit with mend.sns-
Mr.. MecAursr reported the bill ssthori.ins a separate
ess:ssa :: The house Of Michael spsard, In the county
Also. Get providing for new bridge over Jsckssns
rivss. pssr Covinson. in Allegheny county. Passed.
NJ Ins...s q reported The ball IN favor Of Nm.
MAsessssd he bill s,issdins to County cours tho
iss.Asssss - power 70 sssbiss ferries. Rejected.
ELECTION OF U. Q. SENATOR.
4fssonhon fos he election Of L. s. Senator on Fri
tays llh last. being the order Of the day. came up:
-. I.rroa moved that tho resolution be indefinitely
IA vote rssslseS a follows. wi,bou, debate.
xfh-4sssr. Scott. tspe.ker) Cor. wallace. will.v.
epeL, 0afrett Voolfolk Piper. Dennis Penn Moffeit
ns4sSs Ty'or, osen.n,. Mccsulsy. Newman. rhomp.
NoesEMe.sn. ss,,on. Thompson Of A.. Pey,on, craw.
fsd 1885, eeadsran Gslaher. Caperon, stan.rd, Car.
sss.Ai9ns shaa. crsnp. Revsrs-ii.
d 90 No. hss kssssnd SAINT NJ Grow, wss taken up
II wy<xplsinsd By Mr. Bondursnt advocated by Mr. Gal
lshsF sd opposed BY Mr. Peyson-snd passed, ayes H.
The bin cesssrnns the mus,ers Of the mi. of HARDY
ccsnsy wee taken up motion Of Mr.. Crawford. kwss
sustained By Messss. Crawford and Gsaher aud opposed
By Messn. Wallace and McMullen.
Mr. SLOAN moved TO amend the bill exempt oil
psryons In going returning from from toll
bridges Of which the State 10 the sole The bill
ansadsd passed.
On motion Of Mr.. CRrNr. the bill authorizing the troor
81 CesAry Ia the county Of Brunswick make ens,menu
from both regiments 10 said county, taken up.
Alter some debate between Messs Scorr and GALLAnKI
IN 0vors end Mr.. WALLAcs against, tho bill passed.
Onaotssn Of Mr. Cox, the Senate took up his res ,luor
80 gd 20 the subject Of the report Of the Joint Commit
examine into the Affairs Of the James River and IA
nawha Company.
Messrs. BoSpuRANr aud STASARp made explanations
The resolution ost-ayes ~, noes l5-as follows 4:
AYKs-Messrs. Cox, Wallace. Crawford Wiley, Spark
Bapust. wooolk Piper. Dennn McMu!lcn, Taylor, New.
msn-l2. Ee- rf.s
NuE,-Mcssrs. Sutton, Thompson OF Amherst, Peyton,
Bondurant, Gisher, Caperton, Sianard, Carter So,n
Crump, Gnenuut, Rogers, MeCauley, Thompson OF Ka-
navhs-I5.
On motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON Of Kanawha, the Senate
adjourned. 49, e..
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1J The Lynchburg virginian will please copy.
BISHOP oNDgRDoNK, OF N. Y.

To the Editors Of the Wig.
Gendemsn-In Fridays Wing you say Of His Grace,
close 10 his couniesaement, touching the charges Of
ewdness &c, Of which his brother Bishop. have convict
ed him-'Its solemn and impressive and il seems di.
cult 10 conceive that IL could have emanaed from mon a,
once conscious Of deep guilt and recognizing so soemny
his accountability to God"
WONDER Mossrs. Editors, that your historical memo.
res, (Which know TO be well sored) did NOT crowd
your thoughts with parallel cases. which piety and good
ness, manifest this Right Reverend gontlemsn's,
and demon'iaedb by proes,aons solemn and i'm
pressye, have YET encountered tho lasting nsy well nigh
universal condemnation Of harshly Judging world.
Fourteen Bishops, including him Of virsnis sgreed In
thinking their Right Reverend brother guiys AMI six in
thinking him not guilty. The evdeneo,-ssngely light,
wocld fancy, to outweigh the name and character Of
BrHov OspsspoSx was only that Of some half dozen
minsfer wives and other such females and Of few
symen, and Others Of inferior degree who testified ths,
His Grsce, sometimes warmed by wine, and sometimes
only By bic natural feelings, handed ihoss ladies, snd
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SPEECH OF MR.. LANIsR.
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current gold Such sir are the Arguments. the .,,rd
in and with vb,cb an.
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that our days Della better kurw:' We. sir arpu
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good old Commonwealth and The mi, nj, a,
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tsc Ess,s,o markets brsides The whole coanrv in ever
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To the Edifor.offke IYAig.

Gentlemen am authorized from the very best authori
~ 10 say 10 the citizens large that Mr. W. Goddin will
serve as the city Representative ected-Sr let me ask
who could We fx upon suitable than Mr.. Goddip-
believe firmly, that he is the proper man we could
select, he doubt will receive more Democratic votes
than candidate yet presented in the city Richmond
Mr. Goddn is in every way suitable for the ofice-yes
his mild, easy ard gen,emany disposition entLe him to
the confidence OF every one ofsvery party.
Sir his simple appearance the Hall OF Delegates. will
command the respect OF every member Of the
He Is well andfuy acquainted and the bust
ness andoPeraons Of the cy-equaly acquainted with the
interest and welfare Of the mechanic merchant Lawyer and
Doctor hope therefore, that very worthy and praise
worthy mechanics will their force upon Mr. Goddn
and etus have representative equally faithful to the in.
tercst Of every citizen.
No LAWYER, DocroR, MECHANIC OR MERCHANT
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Hail Franklin and B,dfo,,lf

ROBtRT T. WooDs, Esq., the successor Of Col Campbell,
and sIauneh Wing, arrived in Richmond Saturday eve
ming, and will doubt take his today in the Senate
Ills majority IN franklin In ,n vote upwards u Co
county closely divided, that IL represented In
the House OF Delegates, by Wing and Democrat
The Wing majority 10 Bedford precisely known but
il 10 IN due proportion, In thin vote, the Wing
sscendency there. We hail the franklin vote with
peculiar satscton. Buckingham and Franklin have,
from long observation, regarded the erpoasn d State
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MARRIED

In the Universaist Church, "Wednesday evening tn
18th instant, by the Rev John ii. Ghon Mr.. GEORGE
LOCKWOOD Miss FRANCIS ANN CoswAy, all Of this city
On Thursday evening last, by Rev. L. ". Lee. Mr. Fran
CTS LE'CLEs OF this city Miss MARY A. E. HAYWOOD
Hennco County.