Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-22

syVenis had nJac-j him To withdraw H. The nre..p,
e'atse was perfectly iait. We told. all ccca-sas
THE measure failed ct success no other sracmes OF i'm
cI"vomcn, SHOULD succeed Is this tho prcprt sprtI
Have no other Companies been eaGSd 10 sa6.ebs p.
n'a ct the eapitlsiock. lntcej has every Company
Tor tins construction ct railroad canal been REQ red To
seeeP acso eoodiucnsi Let tho friends this bill place
themselves IN coalition wih ocrs and then there
would bc more reason IN kcir views"
Mt TAYLOR favored the amead mont of Mr.. BtosdIs
c thought The friends vi the Road ia pud be- satisfied to
hSs" constructed the principle required by State
woiss generally Tho bill before tho House was rran.
gct had been before the House treqleniy la former
years; and it, friends could not expect " q succeed on
any other terms tian h'se proposed by the gsnuenaa
from Cupeper
Mr. GSopsoS thought the applications from the South
west were TO De treated as abolition petitions Congress,
laid on the table, without being considered at s
The South West had been treated that courtesy il
was enued TO- or such extended 10 ohrr parts OF
toe State They in TINT section and
DC expected 10 enhscfbs in the proportion required OF
them Az tfey required was Z 'ad 60 enable ibsm to
get 10 mskei with their produce f the investment could
be proved obe oaptofabs tina State the iiencs
ct the Road, would abandon further application Tor 10
construction. For what did the members assemble IL IL
were not To improve the OF the Sa,ei How can
the gFcs Central Improvement made Profitable, ess
this connection with the South West fornedf This was
view gonienin should consider.
Ar. THOMPSON Of % hoped the bill would be per
mated to ptcSres' TO is hnll passage, aud thea decided
upon ts merits
Mr. EpNuNDS was surprised ct the views Of gentle.
msn with resad - parliamentary courtesy. The geai.e
rs they &c igu TO make Thcy do propose any pos
ponement. rh' euesiioa announced by tue Syo =
tnet the BAL saoud Us ongrossei. There pro.
gre>s towards perfection mitr w eugrrs. NJ bit iii.
proportion PFC cu'yd the question directly, whether the
JOINT Stcs sysen should &c pied This tho
meaeurh % improvement brought forward and therefore
the st on which this question: has been rlal. Ho de-
tel the right to ihy general for the purpo OF Opp,o.
psannG money 10 particular sectional works especially
""'h 'aoto was ineqasy n tho tsNaupn iseit. Thirty
cent o the Faxes paid ~ West while 10 per
4 haF led
SojO.OOo would come from tho East ndd only $500 u1U
run' the West TIL" amount Of pad by he Wet
barely sufficient 20 meet their proPoron Of expenses
" 1S'ernmtni. they would ann unlimited power #
taxation, because thoy have arge proportion OF white
population thci- side the untans There is not
such poverty IA the Southwest Ess heeu stated The
Pfoseai scale of tTS',on many parts Of the
State All aPpr 'piiIons for Vorks inemal impryr-
me-. IN the Eat have be- the principle OF Joint Il ck
eomp'n.rs TINS purely hniaci-! question, and adj
dresses Itself solely L. IuEmrnts. Ii there be any
Po :cn tor an-nim0n; posiponemen he ould wr.
o5a~ hls proposition lie wished every measure
Of Improvement aud decide this principle. We
should be willing 10 compromise on ,ho two-dlihS prnc-
pie.
Mr.. LrTrwicH vas not ia, he'd been
extended 10 the iroHd1 Of the I'LL. by the gencmsn from
fiai.x Ii inat gentleman we've friend 10 IL. bill IN any
SHAPE, then hc GIT cHnatrDc his differently.
Mr. EDauSps expressed himself willing for the
bill IT. t'iends would adopt The principle he proposed.
Mt LE!r"icu wished ~ snch aid, proposed by MIR.
r. l"e peape OF the southwest were too poor SUD-
ser DC h:se ts and. therefore, the proposition would be
OF mu good lie would be- satisfied with disbursement in
ne West. IN proportion to i,s taxation in tina, quarter
l'gNi ui4pgs IA! he'i expended n work in the East
to which toe Southwest Road proposed 10 be important
feeder.
II = extraordinary thing that, when ito West
made application lie means constrlca most mplr
ini state work should be with the gu sOn power.
II she power did not belong Legislature 10 afford
such aid ms would abandon he State and advise gentlemen
81 tn West 10 50 where there was emil LcGed
LIBERAL policy.
Although the cen.emou from Cupeper icue, cur rigbt
10 Inqugl motives OF gen,em-ni yc; have right
where toe action OF gentlemen ca-h US 10 IN axe such
'erences
Il the bill 10 be defeated lo, us have no sid, riag
novemeni-!et is defeat be L.ouEh, from is merits
alone.
NJ. EDxrSDs replied, t,ar the gentleman from wy,he
mistaken .lyiHg Ihs Wcs had act rcc-,ycd Their
proportion u the disbursements ii the f,yonua II this bill
should hs passed. they would receive than tie pro-
portion From the Audit RS port appeared that o the
s'urseneDts there expended "a East aTUs MI
oas; IN the West million hundred thousand aGd
IN the East lnd West, jointly IhIeo millions dollars
The Auditor also e1oTrd the expenditure for improve
mels the East snd t' Wcs, Blue Ridge, and
appeared that ihs We; nal received o the seven
UfH'tvu- h~-~l1 so a br ,,.l
-"'y by tile proportion OF revenue Ease each jn
ca ~ thod4ht 'hes should De required L. iurr por
ioa ul the Npons ur wJTss G.cudrd Z their ,,o bono
A. The enhanced value Of IN; Lands Of IA. W,s would
'h 20 7H' s1i' Fen r. The treasury eight
Oh every o.' .Y' dFeG dJ'ld.s
Hir. LLIfwgH II the Improvement would enhance th,
,a.Is Of al "iurG Egu1Cs.
Mr.. EDHCSDs repi 20 vat rheg articles were taxed spe
CHIEFLY. IN, oliy remuneration W.. i,om the eolsuc,J
va!n ii IiI, .anus."
Vi. Lyons thought ,hc gentleman from Il 1i.i.x oue, to
I'D Pt me amendment - t!e Gentleman i.cn Cup per-
WnsH he ''ecd7 90 Tie ball could get they de-.
sized, usy soGI a. easI ri the approximation
10 II. The gcnsmln ito;n 4uE could no. be sustained
Ia mis- po-1n II lice e!s OF the Legs ars Ii such
re- the case, we woid be reduced to state Of
r.gre. IN which every would be bound Ia rct for
hse The merits OF the bill, Mr.. l.. would rot under
1ahe To discuss.
at. Coon oS was opposed to all smcndments and hop
Cd ever i"sd If the b.i would against tIrm uoan
IN. pErPc advocated 10y tie member f.om Hrox
sIpa sst hat g'n would fciuss 10 give South
"estcEn iIigu1 mere ri7n Nuts of dinner If h.
stor'd hspnon 20 visit ha - lis r'gon. Such principle
al bsvh u;cd and auswCT Egsry sDpi,r,irr
g. i. b.Piturc e. nd mad hoel met with tie iva Glra
and ,hec FL lie. He rspea;e that ite S9uh We,
unaDo 10 t,ln iscll, lut should there, receive a.
iva Sse ltl7 dee zuad - stop this i'm
ps5bt Improvement ct Irs Tcnncsos lnr, bul il ,A-
srat N Ike il Connecting Ink ust~ee tie two great
INLAND seas,r IT, i,inss pnd the " scisr.ps,.
Tfe question b.i1g taken OF Mr.. BR5Aous' amendment
Il wssiJ.L
Tn, a then iacuried the amendment proposed
b. VIZ Eu~Cvp.. wnru
M &C II -uI D.. thought the amendment Of th- gcn.
ilsmaa G,g Islfsx entirely usrrs- Why should 81 0
IGuy the VIII irp1.e tis Gu', up,n tie COM
rel ~"y e'sIpit the ;rag cd ls i,14s"i Tho friends
af Hc Di aSc -lt '.!cy were uIvb,i.g =. L with
tic @O itls rgiac, eng Hio uF'u u. TIE eiccI
ui 'hu ptoY siuan, =. ir, w"Iid hn O. defeat tie bill
T1'r- uns ,l'- a1r cd 30 sch.l3.s Of in'srl1l in
pr1v'wtr' n'i.r pry - lar,r 81 Internal improve
meats, wolii .-t It because D. q ...s them 81
tisy rcd. "ire a-E i,r $40 .I agt yyl give Ten,
stone; l.r f D., 7nd ygI rive taen -crqenL" The
nmsnamroi mG.i loan 10 iHF defeat II hs lie
friendly {, the gsnDu s,s:e:n @! ipfaysreni. The
gentleman ron Hsiitx md alluded tptie inequalities ~
taxation. H regretted that they could Mt sraioazs Is
aniy that lney foini h'ns'!Y.- in such creumsiin
ses tie cDucdTed with tho eeltemaG % h5 views on
the suhect irrp,c eltlt1n. tie would 1--WE tie pow
pyr VI tn STATE which a rict 'hs greater
proportion t1usc wbo contributed lees 10 the
support Of goyefnmoIt. IL their duty administer
n, aiiIs 1T INC Sisc promote the iDe'e,s Of all
l. cannot appouion sV1,d and dEbIfpsmcns e4usly
should be satisfied with approximation We should
tlae su expanded view u the C,mutouwt Where Oh.
rcsr-si'y g. gfcric th'rr should 0gply the helping
hand. TIE geo rnsu gon3 SDuiiwcsi said they were
yusr and could heI cont Jn'. three Gs wo.ffth
ol hi; pli s,,k. Tocv have ty1ytd no ansL ~ from
appropriations made Tor ii.-i sJCh cpntiruna TnCy
40 e Of rom n,fke' Tor 4or ptodag0. Their lands afo
fertile; their mineral Wcn.t ig.mehso sud oil hey re-
gus. nGrr ~ develop their 1urs-s. suitable road
fu ts D4ftrl g.. q. Surl. l. fbsIr be- 1ny q. rfnu
Oi the Sia'a entitled ti ir 'taEer % the Sinihvrt
lie wnid 1iy0r1'r iI. ut.n-r sli,f sfD.ul.. The
Te"rI5 ni fn" utIuts' p'fD ai f'' u ols tho .r
t1'sst.t ns .r.' nod uI ts Meet calm the agiaG.p
Tier Interest 'flI - a., rfrr.s r.. Wr shaud ho ss
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