Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-16

advance single STEP His only desire ", Ias chi.
reclaim The Sale. lie deprecated the misery r.,
III that had been manifested by gentlemen %nn
would leave lie impress of their ftseis ~, ri lie
every dollar of The State that was drawn no
Golfers. Ele hoped the House would %. .,reme
ON, and insert section monstrous IN lhe
and fatal 10 The hill. ,.,,h 10 question,
Mr. BOCOCK moved 10 DIVIDE me w. ,ba
so Thai the vote should first be taken uP an, M
motion to strike out. BY voting 10 ~ euhstiinte
one wonld be committed TO vote for Inc hv
nrorosed They should not be carried awa ~, ~ ~
ihe eloonenre OF the gentleman from 'ne ~.
Richmond hut should consider this quI - a.
calmly and deliberately. Speculation !" Tn" The
consisted in first buying and then selns - ~ ~
ob;ec, ~ ,bs hill was TO enable the conIpa" ~
eli ,hsir nds Al an enhanced value Nc on,
neosi,,, ;n,nnsed for not complying win hei ~ -
iioa,;ons ~ complete the road was dls.na, e ,ba
ali obligations as TO The unfinished poilu, ,av ~
work They should be required aoso''"''
comolete The road in reasonable UNI. 70 me
MIR. TUNSTALL had listened pI halicvcd that
arguments OF the gentlemen, ana ne ~ faras his
he was disinteresed and Impartial, g Cat. would
deep interest in The prosperity o. tn ars dread OF
hermit. The gentlemen seem 10 10, ono was in
INNOVATIONS When was il that any one "as 70
;nrid hv them Company now PluPo1 or,b :,
construct ha, n,"n;c provided the State wonld
authorize Them 10 engage in mining an9 :nrsd hv .
,nr;no nnrnoses. Who was 10 De lnJuieuI, - ,bo;r
Of The Company WIN d.' ni
nsi;o. ,;nps9 Are The people OF the we, ~ Nc
sd -, H. nnrchase OF their waste latns "hu
Las. ;,;nesa Dothey mol know no" 70 u,,te q
rna;nq Are they so green as MOI 10 NC QUE -
-, n,ec;.,s Inc effects Of such an Improvement
~ ,he owner OF the lands TO be injured py
,5e .% .ale for a higher price than iney would
command al present? Is The revenue Of me o'a'e
- sn,r;.r rom The enhanced value OF Inc iahus ,
Sunnos. The Company should construct me lodu
10 he mountains, and should encounter ,n'pas
sable barriers, would il he right todepilve mem OF
All their property, because they nave not com,
Melted with their own means what The Stale
,efnsed 10 assist in accomplishing Suppose
The road was only extended 10 buckingham,
would the people of that county be IN
iured by il2 If by possibility il could be ex-
tended 10 Pillsylvania, would his people have any
cause OF complaint Was il right IN case OF
their failure 10 complete The road, TO deprive lhefn
OF all their manutaclories-those gliteIing gems
with which the whole line Of improvement misht
he studded? Is il injurious 10 Stale TO open up
its mineral lreasuIesf The mines are now va.
lueless. Can The owners render them valuaple
Can they construct roads TO their minesl mol al
all. The Company is restricted TO The purchase
OF land within twenty miles OF the road. Can
the road he carried in any and every direction
He had always understood, that there we're only
one or points at which the road could pass
The mountains, and the location was defined by
Nature. The people understood this perfectly
Suppose all The land and mines should be Pur-
chased, some could only be rendered valuable
by means OF mines and manufactures, others
could be rendered valuable by no human agency.
Mr.. BOCOCK moved 10 lay the bill on The
table. Rejected.
The vote was then taken on The motion to strike
out the section, and il was decided liz the mega
tive.
ON motion OF Mr.. LYONS, the bill and amend
ments were laid upon he table and ordered 10 DC
printed.
On motion OF Mr.. TAYLOR, The House ad-
iourned.