Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

stl'ue as an institution 10 the highest degree en-
titled 10 the patronage OF the State.
MIR. TONNES said he had not The requisite
information TO enable him 10 approve OF The ap-
preparation.
Mr. CLAIBORNE opposed any appropriation
so long as pay cadets were Admitted; he said ht
was ready 10 vote fifty or one hundred thousand
dollars 10 enable the Institute to educate poor
Young men exclusively. Mr.. CLAIBORNE
| moved to postpone indefinitely The bill and sub
stitute.
Messrs. DoRMAN and SEGAR repelled the
charges OF Mr.. G. against the Institute, and lesli-
fed 10 many instances in which it had peculiarly
aided poor young men.
The question recurring on The motion 10 post
pone, the motion was rejected By The following
vote:
Brunswick, Kyle, Cardwe, Barbour, Howard OF Floyd,
Claiborne, Edwards, Bay Carroll Maclin OF G., Major
Stoyall, Iiie, Basse Mullins, Iouser Lane of LIE,
Basys Turner, Townss, Cackley, Woo,on, Rves, Har.
rson Of Prince William, Aston, Fugate, Putnam, llar-
vey. Coleman and ColIins-39.
of Allegheny, Shefsy McCue, Mitchell, Boak, Thomp
son of B.. Byrne OF Braston, Lewis and Gilmer, lie
Camps Harrison Of Brunswick, Wills, Irvine of Camp
bell, Moncurs of c., Lacy Jones, Irving Of Cumber
land, Vaughan, Segar, Clarke, Thomas, Rector, Nc
Clung Stillman, Sydnor, Clopton, Price, Darracott,
Welton, Lancaster, Boykin, Thomson Of Jefferson,
rls Mcdonald, Clendenn Belrne of Monroe, Barnett,
Kilby, Perrow, Cowper, VERIFY Pitts, Pannel Boswell,
Hiner, Syme, Grassy, Fairfax Golf, Mayo, Cook, Pax
ton, Oorman, Mars, Harper, Sibsr, Thompson of s.,
Griffin, Conway Nchc Ison, Burdet, George. Boyers,
Massey, Goodsen, Collins and Boyd-72.
Some conversational discussion ensued as 10
the manner in which the friends OF the larger APP
preparation should vote, but they seemed 10 come
10 no understanding.
Mr. CONWAY proposed to them to vote
against the substitute.
Mr.. RIVES said he should vote against it, be-
cause he was opposed TO any appropriation.
Mr.. WHlTTLE expressed himself iavorably
to proper appropriation for needful repairs and
generally for sustaining the institution, but he
was opposed 10 the erection OF entirely new bar
racks.
Mr.. SYME moved TO adjourn-nesatived 81
TO 50.
Mr.. HARRIS declared himself for Sl0,0 900 and
against $4,000
The question being taken on The substitute, it
was adopted by The following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Mock, Watson, Cheatham, McCue,
Byrd, Mitchell, Boak, De Camps, Harrison of g.,
Kyle, Wills, Irvine OF Campbell Moncure of Caroline,
Lacy, Cardwell Jones' Irving of CT Vaughan, Clarke,
Thomas, Rector, mcClnng, Howard of Floyd, Edwards
Sydnor Baiiy, Cloplon Maclin OF Greenesville, Ma
jor Allen, hiet,, Welton, Lancaster, BoYkin, Fegu-
son, White, Beard, harris, Newman, Mcdonald Glen
nett, Gusn, Kby, Pannell, Jr, Turner, Grasty Mayo
Mariz, Harper Pittman, sioert Thompson Of s Grit.
fin, Burdet, George, Boyers, Goodson HarVs and Col
lins-66. -,
NoRs-Messrs. Hopkins, (speaker,) Layne OF ALE.
ghanY, shefsy, Thompson Of b. Byrne OF d. L. & C
Macn ofB Barbour, segar. Stillman, Claiborne, Car
roll, Price, stovall, Darracott, Bassell, Mullins, Thorn
son off,. Ladley, Houser Lane OF H., Shepard, Per
row, Robinson, Basye, Pitts, Boswell, liiEer, Syme
Cackey, FairlaI. Woo,ton Rives, ilarrisoaot P. w ,
Golf, Paxton, Dorman, Aston, Fugate, Conway, Mon.
cure of s., Nicholson. Massey and Boyd-42.
The bill as amended, was then ordered 10 be
engrossed without division.
MIR. PERROW moved 10 rescind the order
that The report OF select committee concerning
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad De printed, and
to recon- mil The same
Mr.. FUGATE moved 10 adjourn.
Messrs PERROW and SHEFFEY appealed
10 gentlemen TO stay moment, and save unne-
cessary printing.
The question being taken, majority OF The
members present, being no quorum, voted for the
adjournment, and ihe House adjourned.