Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05
MoNDAY, JUNE 4, lS49.
uOJSE OF DELEGATES.

luton relative 10 the Couits W Laari - 80. !,
On motion o! MIR. FAULhNEa--hses :,
BY the General Assembly OF Virginia INA. 'ne
Secretary OF the Commonwealth 20 uei'sGI -
each member OF the Senate ana house u
egar., copy OF the halt bound ac!s OF .ne "'a y,
Ter ), ,sion OF the present Genera! Assembly, u
This Stale. ,c
,he House adont the following resolution:
Resolved BY The General Assembly that when
III. Two Houses adjourn today, they VIII ADJOURN
10 meet on Monday The eleventh instant al Inc
Pauquier White Sulp hur Springs,
Mr. THOMAS had until now been opposed
10 remoyal-but was now satisfied maj Inc ais,
ease had. ia The last lwenty-our hours, developer
;rselt in a manner 10 make il dangerous 70 re-
main here 49, 30
MIR. DORMAN thought thai there was no
doubt ha, The Legislature would ADJOURN. nc
was willing 10 go 10 any place which me Legs
larute NAV select To allow his section q! me
Stale 10 be represented, he would nominate inc
Sail Sulphur Springs in Monroe.
MIR. COOK said, the contest seemed 10 oe oe-
tween Fauquler, Sal. Sulphur Springs, anu Tue
Sweel Springs, which laIier place nc put ~ ~
mipalion. Mr.. G.. referred to The eminent 81.
periuriy Of The Sweet Springs. II had oeen
objected that il was dangerous Tor gentlemen
from The east 10 cross The mountains, anu ma
members would be 100 far from their iaihliies.
These objections, Mr. c. said, also applied -
the Fauouer Springs The great advantage oil
the Sweet Springs is, that we should MOI "
under The control OF any one landlord, but would
have the privilege of selecting The Red S"ee'
Springs, most admirable place. AL the SWEEP
Springs we could obtain excellen, accommoda-
ZION and al moderate ra'es
Mr. SYME shewei why Eastern members
should prefer Fauquer Springs. II was equally
healthy with the highest peak OF the aliesnahies,
and was in tu view oil the Blue Ridge. lie had
been 10 every mountain Spring. and me accom-
moda.ons al Fauquer were better than al am
Springs ia and on, OF Virginia that ne had ever
seen. The spacious bail room would answer Tor
The House, and Inc two par!urs, Tor Inc senate
The fare was better than most members gel d,
home. We can leave Richmond al o'clock, ana
be in Fauquier Al night This location would De
OF eminent advantage 10 Eastern members, who
might, in case OF danger 10 their families, soon
reach them and with safety. lie hop we
should mol see the game OF Sd. 40 or fight. Mr..
5. offered The Fauquier as The Missouri Com
promise.
MIR. DORMAN withdrew his amendment 10
insert "Sali Sulphur Springs"
Mr.. FERGUSON had on Saturday voted TO
remain in Richmond, where ne was still willing
to remain, though he did not think there was
total want OF danger He was, however, salts
fed that from the excitement here, We should
do nothing, and be presumed that no serious
objection would be- made to it. lie should vote
for the Fauquier Springs, because he thought
there was much force 10 the argument MAT Inc
Fauouier Springs should be adopted, SO as 10
allow Eastern members 10 be in the range oil
their families |. was sale TOR both Eastern ana
Western members. |, was a middle ground
Moreover, he preferred Fauquier because We
could have the printing done. lie had opposed
the ex,Ia session, and had specially referred 10
The present state OF things. But We were now III
for i, and should not break up, without finishing
the Code which The people OF Virginia required
at on! hands Is; ,4ssvs,eu s.auu.ou as the
proper place.
Mr.. PRICE had no doubt that the Fauquier
Springs was an exceedingly healthy place, ior II
was near his place d nativity. But the Sweet
Springs were also extremely healthy, and Eastern
gentlemen might return safely from either. MI.
p. referred 10 the advantages OF the Sweet
Springs. Mr. P. bought the house would re.
quire no printing bu! should any be necessary,
me printing could be done as well at the Sweet
Springs as al Faueuier. II We need books, We
shall be as near good law library as al Eau.
quicr. Gentlemen should defer lille 10 the
wishes OF western members
Mr.. SCOTT still iell no tear Of Cholera here,
ard il he consulted his personal preferences he
should vote 10 remain here, but he believed il
was !olegone conclusion on the part OF ma.
Jority, 10 remove The sessions To another place,
and he would therefore make NJ objection. MI.
). protested against being sicwed up in any
country tavern in county towns. Personally he
should prefer 10 visit the Western watering pla-
ces-bul, il we go 10 the Sweet Springs, wr are
To 20 300 miles, [Mr Price said il was 200 miles
How we are 10 Get there, and how long il wall
lake 10 gel here BY the regular stage line, he
would leave 10 any gentleman 10 decide. To
the Fauquier Springs we have three routes, viz
Ivy Alexandria, by Go:donsvillc and BY Freder.
icksbure. But the great advantage OF Fauquer,
is in regard 10 the printing. He did not expect
The bills OF The Civil Code TO be printed-but the
Rcyisors have yet 10 finish the Criminal Code
and II will be necessary 10 have the printing
done here. From Richmond, we can receive al
Fauquier the bills OF the Criminal Cote, day IS
day, "a printed. We cannot complete the work
without acting on and completing The Civil ant
the Criminal Code together. Al The Sweet
Springs We lose this great object.
Mr.. SHEFFEY called Tor division OF The
question so that on the motion 10 strike out, the
question may be settled. II the motion 10 strike
out succeed, then motions may be made 10 fill
he blank with other places-ll il tail, the ques
ton will be settled. He did mol desire 10 embar.
rass The question b. moving 10 another place.
The motion 10 strike on, was then carried, BY
the following vote
Ayrs-Messrs. Laynr OF Allegheny, McCue, Shef.
fey, Brown Mitchell, Byrne Of BraIton, Lewis aud
Gllmer, Harrison ri Brunswick, Moore, Wills, Card
well. Irving Of e, Secar, Claiborne, Edwards
Of +, Wood, Sydno, Clopton Guenant, Price, Allen,
Basel, Mullins, Boykin. Wallace, Tomliu, Lane Of
Lee, Harrison Of Loudoun, EdmGndson, Newman,
ClenJenin, Tanzey, Beirne Of Monroe, Barnett, Cow
per, Pannll, Boswell, Turner, Grasiy, Cackey, Woo
ton KIves, Golf Mayo, Cook Dorman, Martz. Harper,
,ston, Fugaie. Pman, Sibert Thompson of smvth,
Nicholson, George Boysrs, GooGson, Collins and Boyd
So
NoRs-Messrs. Hopkins, tspeaker,l Mock, Boisseau,
Faulkner. Boak, DE Camps, Irvine Of Campbell, Mon.
cure of Caroline, Lacy. Jones, Barbour, Vaughan,
Clarke, Thomas Scott, Rector, SULLIVAN, Carroll, H,eit
Daracot, Lancaster, Howard OF James City, York and
Williamsburg, Worthinston, Thomson Of Jefferson,
Whuie, Gnstin, Psrrow, Robinson, VERIFY. Booth
symr Townes Herbert, Harrison Of Prince William,
Conway and Burdet-i2
The question recurring upon substituting The
"Sweet Springs"
Mr.. CLAIBORNE called The previous ques-
lion,
The House sustained the main question.
Mr.. YERBY asked The ayes and noes upon
the motion 10 ill the bank with Sweet Sp:ines."
The motion was lost by the following vote
Arrs-slrssrs Hopkins, (speaker,l Hart, Layne Of
Allegheny, Brown Mitchell, Cardwel!, Irving Of Cum
beriand segar, Claiborne, Edwards Of Franklin, Guer
rant Price, Stova Basel, Mullins, Lane Of Lee, Ed
mondson, Shepard, Clendenin, Beirne Of Monroe Bar
nett, Robinson, CackIey, Wootton, Golf, Mayo Cook,
Dorman, Aston, Fugale, siberl, Thompson OF 5myth,
George, Goodson and Boyd-35.
i, Nors.Me.srs. Mock, Bosssau, Shelley, Faulkner,
Moncure of Caroline, Lacy, ZONES, Barbour, Vaughan,
Clarke, Thomas, Scott, Rector, stillnan, Wood, Sgd
nor, Clopon, Carroll, Allen, Hett Darracolt, Lancas-
rI, Boykin, Howard Of James City, York and Williams
burg, Wonhington, Thomson OF Jefferson, Wallace,
romlin, Webb, Ferguson, White, Harrison of Loudoun.
Edwards OF Loudonn, Newman, Coleman, While.
Fancy, Perow, Cowper, VERIFY, Booth, Pannlli, Bus
yell, Turner, syme, Townes, Grasy, Herbert Rives,
Harrison Of Prince William, Mauz, Harper, Putnam,
Conway, Moncurr of Stafford, Nicholson, Burde, Boy
RS and Coliins-65.
Mr.. CONWAY said, If we were 10 adjourn
0 70 anywhere, il was evident that We should
,oto Fauquier-which place, with all the places
combined against it, had received the vote OF AZ.
lie hoped some gentleman would move recon.
ideralon rejecting Fauquier