Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

her rights-anu now sehHe ,nemhrr rs
time which will prevent the we'.s aro nlanting,
from returning homo IN un,e ~. the She
propose to starve Us out. Moreo,"' n.hsra.
P,Svp IL, cod The revenue by The meinoei''
l'n' no' ,r.,, "a Gu, Oh from sending the ic'o
| nue. in time 100, authorized. not
WI r,.ub,r Of the next Legislature, 10 ehdhse
e,y ~ melting and 10 interfere VIM VS. p'n
me udS -. suc.cssor; Mr. Fl further tpposeu
| ls9ee y! MS s1eeNs'o'
'A MIR YERBY opposed The amendment ''' VIZ
o. Monuay in January. = regard
STUVALE SAID he argument ~ Nil
10 the sheriff, went 10 show ihatlne ch"lS ,av IN
10 md. The sheriff, ale not required " Psy ="
The revenue in December. II they ~, ~ Nv 10
receive a premium OF "a per CEN. ~, o. mr.
NOT pay il IN tden the Stale VIII ssse '"''
cent preniium. ri, u.opld mi be
,realil the sheriff, taitly. he nau 49," Inn
opposed 10 changing The sea. " 81, ts,, justified
nom The spirit evlncea, nc aiu0''
- a. EIInDETT asked if j! was 10 ORDER 70
MOVE a amendmenI, fixing The Ineeline OF Inc
oex, session Of The Legislature d. o'duho"'
Mr WoRTHINGTON cited The evil ehec's
=, The se.s,op in January in 1889. The session
mad been unusually prolonged ana soon aHei y,
me law had been repealed. The Lseisid,u'.
,,a sci tlll The nidile OF April, the election hsS
been changed ~ May, and the sessions MUCH
prolonged. ,,,e, ,oe,
MIR CONWAY moved Inc previous quss;io"
ard asked tie ayes and noes on The Resolo1ioh,
.h,ch was catri,d, ayes So, noes 81.
Mr. MONCURE Of S., from The committee
appointed, reported accordingly bill to the
ABOVE elect.
Mr. BUkpETT moved 10 amend, so that The
nav, General Assembly shall meet at StauntoD.
MIR GUODSON desired to put himself right,
though he regarded bis doom as fixed. Not
v,,ns,andtpg western members had been treated
badly here, as mere drudges, as mere apPen
daze to the East, though the Legislature had
h..n made 10 reflect Oh the West lin requiring
them 10 swear TO their land tltles) he should mol
h. sweryed from what he thought 10 be right
He could no, vote for moving tho seat OF Gov.
eminent. o, least before convention; and, even
;f we have convention, he should sill maintain
the same position.
Mr. nlElr hoped the gentleman from Tay lol
would Withdraw the motion. As a Western
mau he (Mr h.) could not go Tor removal te
S,.unlon, where 70 convenicnces were provided
Moreover, we bUOuLu uos SHtSiso" suSh PAo
posl,ion until we have convention.
MIR BUaDEIT had moved Stanton as 8
comprom,se. Western men had been trampled
upon aud forced to travel in the dead OF winter
and he thought as little as the East could do
was to meet them half way al Slaunton. MI
B. then withdrew his motion.
Mr. ROBINSON asked the ayes and noes or
the euprossmeu. of The bill, which was agreed
10. ayes 4S, noes 80, as follows
ayss-Mcssrs Finuey, Smith, Boisseal, Cheatham
Rv,nr of BruAtuu, Lewis anu Giliner harrison q
Brunswick, aoncuie OF Caroline Jones, Barbour, sc
ear Clarke, Rector, stnaE, Wood, Sydhor, SimSaii
sl,ior panacot, Thomson OF Jefferson, fomlIn, Webb
Wnus Edwards of Loudoun, Harris, Newman, Arnett
| Coleman, White, Tanaey, Gustn, But, VERIFY
Basy., Buswe hnsr GTa.ty, FaiiaI' I Ey.s' ma,
| way Moncure of s., HaIgrave, Harvey, Collins ant
Boyd-4S ,, ,,r
Brown BoaK, lie Camps, Forbes, Wills, IRVINE .
Campbel Lacy, Scott, Howard Of Floyd, Ba'ly, AL
| I'm H,ett, Lancaster, Howard Of James City, Yori
and Williamsburg, Worlhington, Houser, McDonaid
CIendeRin, Rubilson, Cowper, rus, turner, Syme
Caekey, Mayo, DoImah, Aston, fusale, f1iah' ou'
' On motion Of Mr.. STOvALL, the rules wer'
SUSPENDED and The bill put upon its passage.
Mr. PITTS ielt called upon 10 record hi
solemn protest against tns acl OF injustice 10 !h'
West. MIR p. drew gloomy picture OF TIT
frozen ard perilous mountain roads in th'
West in tho month of January. Mr. T. de
scanled at length upon The manner in which The
superior numbers of the Wo.t had been crushed
BY The oyerbearng East Mr. P. protested
against this "snap Judgment suddenly con
cocled, in The absence OF nearly one half OF The
House.
MIR HINER could not permit the gentleman
from Wheeling 10 speak for the West, in bis al
tempt 10 make sectional question OF this mat
er. The gentleman had said this measure was
unjust 10 the West in the absence OF Western
members Now, said blr II. look around and
We will see that more Eastern members are
absent than Western members and that Of The
western members very large proportion
voted for the change Of the time OF meeting
Mr. H. last winter had LETT homo in December
and also in January, aud the weather was
warmer at the second than al the first time
RE found tGat eastern members took holiday,
and he had been willing 10 do the same. When
The gentleman iron Wheeling had first spoken,
ne tMr H though: i, was Intended as his vale
d,ciury But he had made secold valedlctcry,
and unless he (Mr p desired 10 make third
valcdicto.y, he (Mr Il } would move The previ
Jus question. IL Was sustained.
MAJ COLLINS asked leave 10 make an expla'
nation. As Western man, he would say ina,
hi, portion OF the IVES; were almost unanimous
for Inc frs. Monday in January as lie time 10
meeting, His experience was that The weather
vas better ia January than in December. Mr.
C. sustained The meeting in January, ASH WJu
save rnonth or six week, in The length of the ses-
sion. Mr G. had mol " messed any OF The ieelius
against the West, oil Unich members complain,
cd, Mr. c. concluded By saying that he W'sht
10 sec the blo,heriy feeling oil Vginians In every
por ion OF the State properly cherished
The bill was then passed, So to 70, and MT
STOVALL requested to notify the Senate.
During the day Messrs AMBER and SLOAN
brought messages from the Senate lhat lhey hao
disagreed 10 some OF the House amendments 10
Part Sd and 4th of the Code, that they had agreeu
10 conference on those two Parts, and asked
conference on The 5!h Part.
Tho Speaker announced tho following com
mit,ce OF conference on the and 4th Paris, VIZ
Me,srs Nor cure of S, scott, Burwell, Shell
few, PITTS, Mcdonald, Worlhington Goooson
Syne, Lacy, Fioney, Hncr and brown.
Cummi lee of conference on the SIN ParI:
Messrs Scott MoHcure Of S, Woods, rus
Aston, Fairfax, Syme, Mullins, Smith, f'Ves,
Mayo Rcbinnon a:d Worthinston
On motion of Mr.. MONCURE oil D, tne
House took recess until NJ, SO as TO enable
lie committees Oh COitcEeHC6 " huNo PiS''oA-
meeting.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at 6, p VI.
On motion of Mr. ST0VALL, the House
agreed to meet tomorrow morning, so as &c
allow the clerk to progress with the enrolling
MIR MONCURE of S. reported that the com
mi,,ccs of conference on the Sd Part had bad g
meeting and would make report in the morn
ing The committees on The other parts Of the
Code were still at work.
The House then adjourned.
1t will be impossible for tho clerks 10 hnisi
the enrolling aud for the enrolling committees L
examine tie enrolled bills (he three last vol
umes) befo.e Thursday morning The Legis
la,ure will certainly adjourn on that day.
w. F. r.
GENERAL OUDlNoT AND THE AME
RlCAN CONSUL AT ROME.-The house
OF the American Consul al Rome, Mr.. Brown
..,o..a ~, E,.nnh soldier and twn mar sonj