Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


communication received from In. S.. -,
ma' 'ney mad passed certain bills, and smong ,h. ,h u
a.. Iras, ~ ieNsion OF the Criminal code with an
bers after IS days 'ne pay OF Mem
IL, pdSsuon being upon eoneurrng with the sera. in
the Senate to make such nm sm.ndm.,, NJ e po~rr oi
an amendment TO the Senates Observation-Disclosures s
BRoADUs, laid on the table "'ouon OF MI.
Mr. BRoADus then offered the f,llos;,, .,, "
vas rejected 5y vote OF Ayes 60. noes 81: ''''"
The aa, cave be given To bring bill to amend
'no act rednee the pay Of Members of IN. G.,.-i
srmoy a'era certain period Of session p,..ed L. o.
'''' Us " Pu, 80 days IN the place of rs DAYS
CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. EDsusDs then cal ed up the R.no,, e ,L
finished business Of yesterday '''e'i'N-l'he I'M
tso'Ghons which were, yesterday laid owe, MAR.
adopted by the HOuse-so that the renor, ~ =. - ere
with. and John all and J,m,s ~ c.. t 80 'H,uugh
elected delegates from the county OF Frederick "
Inc moton TO reconsider the vote r,i.etipg III LIN
=. c"n.i -, P ens'on o. the James River and Kanaw-
na lanai 70 bueosnan and for connecting !, with nd.
'ef mere came up rs the question pending ON vs,aS
when The order OF the day was taken up 'N'''U''
Mr. b""ptN was opposed to the policy which had h..,
pursued by the Company and until he vs.. .o,;-4 IL
adnefeh' po'ey would be the result of Mr. CabeI.
ne could not vote Tor bill proposing 10 The
ton. ~ "'''ue'a-
Mt CoeKt hoped the House would not reconsider
w" hakNiI would INST willingly vote for n reeonside
rauon' no regarded Mr.. Cabell as most worthy ms,
man Of talents and Of great worth bu, he o,.;di -
unqualified for the ot.oe Of Pr,sident of III nun ,
now a' nc nau resigned that eiice, and there wa. hope
that the work would be prosecuted on diIT.,e,, n -
Canal. ~ " '""1"on "' inc
10 reconsider s ~ iiou'o
Mr. MARTz and Mr.. CowAs would vote for tn, recon.
sderanon' but would not by doing commit themseye,
To vote for tbs bill which might be offered
MI GARSErr would vote for the reeon.;d,,,tio, h.
cause he knew no bill could be- which he would
feel authorized vote for ~
Mr. DrsisoS opposed tho reconsideration b.e,us. ~,
sunieien reason foo 80 doing bad been sdduced
Mr. BRoAnus said he was known to be as much opposed
TO e1ayagan schemes of internal as .ny one
but he iei, from ull examination Of the affairs Of ,bs
Company that 1t but JUSTICE to The West tha, ,ha
Provement should DO continued and he should t,.t.f.
vote for recOnsideTatinn ~
MT COCK was IN favor Of reconsideration
Inc te being taken upon the moiion to reconsider
resulted as follows:
AYrs-Messrs Souihal. Brown Of Alternate Layne
HarSie Powell, Baldwin, Massie Dickinson OF Ba,h Bu,
well, Mitchell. Boak. Campbell. Thompson of Bortourt
Miller BOcock. Flood Atkins TOler Fox Dickinson of
caroline Brosdus. Hobson. Scott Hall Of Fauquer Drs
kim, SULLIVAN, Wall. Pendeion Lenke Park C,llisnn
mRae Woo'ton, Tc~ner. Patrick. Goare, M'Intyre En-
zey. Gordon, Parrou, Adams, Hamilton Edmonds,n
newton EdRne,on Hlner. syme. Tunstal Lsnrr Arbo.
CAST Fairfax, MDearmon. Stroher, Lyons, PrtcharJ,
Gold. Harper. Matz, Cowan, FugsIe, Tate, Laird West
Goodson, Leftwich-65.
NoEs-Messrs. G oode. tSpesker1 w. II b Cust. ]. II
Cusus, Camden, Turnbul, Macln, Darlington, Wnlree
Thompson of Dinwiddie, Chisman, Garnet Moss. NJ,
Chung Street, SaundSrs Carson, Jones' Walker Edmunds
IleN Ihnmpssn OF Hampshire, Lee, Flowers.
Goodwin. bowden. Wallace. Gaines, Robinson Gresham
Taylor, Bsgley, Banks. Clayton, Shepard Alexander
Wade, Michael, k,lby, Watts Happier VERIFY Middleton
Oliver, Davis, MPheron, Tatum, Cccke, Dey, Daniel
Brawner, Long, Denisou, Sucklsy, SebreII, Holiday
Chnn, billiard. Freeman, Hall Of Taylor Rice Heal-s3
The question then being upon the Indefinite postpone
mont OF the bill
Mr.. YERBY addressed the House for short time warm.
y urging II TO postpone the bill Ddt hnitely.
The vote being taken, tesulied-nyes So noes S. So
the House refused postpone the bill indefinitely The
bill with amendments. then referred the following
Select COMMITTEE Messs Lyons, Broadus, Toler Lane
S9uihal, Pendleton Newton. cock, Harvey, Tunstal
Thompson OF BoieiOurt Hamilton and VERIFY.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr. JoSLs Resolved. That the Commit.
tee on the Library bo instructed enquire into the expo
diency Of bringing IN bill authorizing the purchase from
VIM p. Hubbard, Of his portrait Of Chief Justice Marshall
TO be placed in tho Of tho Supreme Court Of APP
peals.
On motion Of Mr. WALLACE, Resolved, That tho Com
mIi'ee Of Courts Of Justice be instructed to report bill
hTng the 2nd Monday in January, lSI7 tho time for
the NEXT General Assembly OF the Commonwealth meet
laid on the table.
PETITIONS.
by Mr.. DENsoN-Memofial Of ciiiEons Of the County
OF Shenandoah, in favour Of the adoption Of District
School System
BY Mr.. GREsHAN-Peiiion Of the inhabitants OF War
saw In Richmond County, praying for the passage Of
law TO Incorporate the said town Of Warsaw.
On morton, the House adjourned.