Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-14

the SPEA hEN sdiu " wa Ao1
had this mornirg rrceded. ,or,n;,
Mr. MONCURE uI S, moved thai COMM on
tee Of Con terence be appointed and MI 0L -,;on
BORNE called the ayes and noes. lne 'i1''o''
was lost-ayes 4S, noes 81. r r,oyd and
Mes,rs. McCUE HOWARD oil fioYu' anu
FINNEY. asked leave TO change men so'e. 49,
inc nepauye to the affirmative, which was s'@"'
81; Mr. Rally. MIR sYDNOa and MIR nAK-
RIS VINO yo,cd uncer misapprehensioni chaus
ed The votes, ard voted in The nega'i'c'
Mir SYME asked 10 change his Voe 70 . ,ne n.,
sative. He desired 10 throw me iesPon''on y,
me ri hlcss Democratic malof'iy heie CIV '',It
Were The Whig party had cone a., .ou r;na me
u save the bill, and he was NOV ~. s,''o ,s o.
re- possibility lor the defeat Oh Tue Jill -
nate. ,oo.a;,, nj MFR
SvME ana n Iake from him every shaoo~ Of
,,nnls;o, nm this score, changed his vote from
negative 10 stfi naive. -, ,h.,
THE SPEAKER, on enquiry made, sal lna'
The S,nale had only adhered 10 their disagree
menl 10 he Houses amendment, anu cuuia GU
bore seyc,aI times TO their amendment. -,
Mr. STROrHER SAID, as the House couia }
nothing more now, The question m'ghi sun "
settled lie therefore moved that the Houss su-
i,urn, which was agreed TO-
You will see from The aoove ina! Tue '"o
Houses are sill in a snail about The Inspection
Laws ! have aga u ~ express my siuI1l
sret that, in view Of The pariy question ~" r.,
The Wings have made OF this sutJec', ie" ~
mocra,s held back from communion WIN 'nei'
marry friencs ard. by their votes succetu d III
keeping up The present crisis which may ehedhsei
the massage of The whole Code; and sacf'hce a'i
thc lime and expense olhis extra session. AS some
Of the Senates amendments are not yet ac'ed On
ard The subject OF inspections IS slhi oe'o'- 'he
House, nus. that tomorrow morning souhe Que
will move a reconsideration, anu thds du Gnu
will be pu; 10 The difficulty BY agreeing 10 Inc
Seoa,e's amendment II would be shame, u
The Code should now be defeated by lew ol our
friends. MIR Shelley was nicely causns "
the rue he attempted 10 play 10 day on the fiousr'
The scheme was Ieprobai,d Dy MS own parry
frierds. Messrs Irving aud Plus, the former
OF whom assailed il as "peTlec'y p!epoS,efous
and ne wa. finally compelled 10 Withdraw IL
and abandon The & Id. Il vas eminenlly anu
sing 10 hear the WING orators to-day dlaIing upon
their "Jefer.onian " Old Republican" principles
Such Talk. after wnal we have Witnessed, Is mere
"lea,ber and prunella"-po1 etP'etsrea nlah.
The Democrats are in hisn spirits al Inc
cheering news from Tennessee ana North Caro-
lima. Ia the former the probable elecliou Of
| Democratic Governor and gain OF three mem
bers CT Congress-and in the latter the ele~liof
| OF Veuable, the gallant champion OF The South
and lheEproba Bile defeat ct Stanley, mex; Il sic
phens, The most insiduous aud dangerous ioe o
Southern rights-are glory enough. "No-party
ISM is Ias becoming The victim oil "spnn'a
| neuus combustion" w. r. Il.
FluauIER SPRINGS FRIDAY, AUo. 10, lo49.
| S:NA re.
| Tho can,,a recnmed lhe consideration OF par
4!h OF Code ,c-
Mr.. FRENCH moved 10 amend chapter lo'
SC, tion &. On "nolces and motions" by Striking
Out the words, Tor jointly against any Inlermedl
ate number" which he Withdrew upon the suS
gesrion OF Mr.. TYLER. =,
MIR KINNEY moved 10 strike out section 5
chapter l62, requiring Courts, Judges and ON
GERS 10 ncrroga,e Jurors as 10 their Qualifications
Adopted
Mr. TYLER moved 10 amend chapter l57, sec
tim 80, by striking out the words. mot only al
matters made cognizable in such Court, (Coun
or Corporation) BY any Statute, oul also. =
Agreed 10.
MrTYLER moved TO strike out The 5h sec
lion, same chapter, "a clause saving the rsh'
O, towns and Giles, and their jurisdiction. j
On molion OF Mr. CRUMP, chapter l62, sec
lioa 9, was amended, by adding the words, INC
exceeding" ten dollars, d, fine on Jurors lof iaI
rug 10 attend.
MIR WlTCHER proposed TO amend chapr
1853, Sc lion S, by substituting The VOID "Clers
,of mCommIss onei" where II occurs, in the pro
vision as TO how judgment debtor may be com
Del ed 10 discover and surrender his estate.
hle,s,s WlTCIER, DENNIS, THOMP
SON. aud SHACKLEFURD advocated, al
Me.srs AMBLER, SrANARD, CARLlLl
aud TYLER, opposed ii-acd was TeIec'et
ayes 10, ncrs II.
Mr. WOODS mo:,i 10 amend same chapei
sccion s, By striking OF! "or u in. answers D
bol IN Couf, BY me Commissioner" Disagree
T On motion Of Mr. THOMPSON. sections
ana ! were amended.
Mr. STANARD moved 10 amend chapter Lie
section 49, on actions Tor defamation" oy insert
iuo after the word "deiencan," the words, Una.
iusuy by alleging and proving that the WORD
s;oken or written were lruc." Agreed 10.
On motion OF Mr. THOMPSON, variou
amendments were adopted.
MIR STANARD moved to amend chapter l67
section 5, by inserting certain words, VIII ch wa
on motion of Mr. WITCHER, The Senate tool
a recess until half past o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Various other amendments we're adopted an,
the bill was read third time aud pu! upon il
passage. ,,e
section S. By substituting The word 'cIerk" 70
commissioners where il occurs in the section
which was agreed 10, bat il was afterwards re
considered, on motion Of Mr. BARBEE, bu
az ain agreed TO: ayes II, noes III.
| MIR BARBEE moved 10 strike out chapter l62
section 2, "Who arc exempt from serving on
Jury" Lost-ayes 8, noes l3.
On motiun Of MIR WlTCHER, same section
was amended by striking out ''pracIising Physi
Clans"
| A rumbor Of other motions were made, som'
of which were carried, though Of 10 great i'm
| p. r,ance. only as perlec!ing the bill.
MIR. TYLER moved to amend chapter lS5, 81
as 10 provide that the clerks, who BY the amend
| ment above we,c substituted for commissioner
for discharge insovent debtors, shall be paid ,h'
same compensation. After an extended debate
i; was agreed 10, IL to 10.
The previous question was then moved ant
carried and The 4lh part Of the Code passed ant
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
| In tie House, MIR GEORGE moved resolu
! ,ica ior leave 10 bring in bill concerning an &C
| authofz!ag a branch bank 10 be established a
Jacksonville in the county OF Taze@cl.
On motion Of Mr. HARRISON OF l., i. va
| laid on the liable, 40 10 3d.
| MIR. STROTHkR moved that the Hcu,c r.
| cedr from lis disagreement 10 further amend
| mcnt Of The Senate concerning the mode OF ap
poinlment OF inspectors. He supposed II wa
merely consequential upon The action OF The Hous
| yesterday.
adoption OF this motion. 'fhe CONTINUED disa
srecmen, between The W. Houses np,u ms sub
lee! defeats The wlole Civil Codo. For hmsel
he was prepared for lha! alternative. He coul'
sustain himself before his constituents Tor defeat
ing the whole bill; because he believed WeslerI
| interests b.; d been sacrificed.
Mr. SMITH WIS determined no! 10 yield II
! the Senate upon This question. The House ha'
welded ca amos, every CHER question, and HI
was prepared TO Gesal The bill, ii the Senate &C
nercd 70 their position.
Mr. STOYALL desired 10 correct a s.a!emep
made by The eedlleman from Alexandra. tn,
law as passed by the House was no, AWNING liz,