Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10


/ Ing 10 The Serase's amendmen, Giving The ap
pointing power tn The Governor.)
MIR. DENEALE called Tor The ayes and noes
which were as follows:
AYES Messrs. Tribe, Tyler, Barbee, Garlic
Daniel, lsbell, Shackletord, Opie, Tate, Dennis
Deneale, Sloan, Kane, Ambler-l4.
Mes -Messrs Ryes. Woods. Thompson
Kinney, Darlington, Pitts, French. Wiicher
Smith, Crun,p, HaIwood, Rogers, Parriou, Stan
ada.
Mr.. RlvE5 rose and said that ii seemed tina
we were very close together, and he moved tha
the Senate recede from its amendment.
MIR. DENEALE called for The ayes and noes
which were as follows:
AYEs-Messrs Rives, slansrd, Woods
Thorn pson, Kinney, Darlington, Pitts, French
Wilcher, Smith, CIump HAYWOOD, Rogers, Par
riot ID.
Nors-Messrs. Tribe, Tyler, Barbee, Garlic
Daniel, lsbell, Shackeiord Opie, Tate, Dennis
Deneale, Sloan, Kane, Ambler-I4.
So The motion 10 recedc wa, lost by tie vote
Mr.. STANARD moved The appointment oil a
Committee OF Conference.
Mr.. TYLER suggested that The question coulc
be settled by mording wilhou! conference, anc
he moved 10 lay The matter on he table as i
vas, We were perfectly stalled and could do moth
ing.
Mr.. KANE objected.
MI. CARLlLE thought the Senator from Eau
ouier had best withdraw his motion 10 lay on The
table.
MIR. WlrCHER rose and commenced speak,
ing about making political Offices and political
Codes.
MIR. SHACKLEFoRO. No body had obey
ed The bugIe call OF party in this mailer unless il
were The Wings. Ii any party aspect has been
given to it, the sin lies al their door.
MIR. KANE. Is there any question now be,
fore the Senate
The Speaker (Mr. sTANARD in the Chair
The question is upon The motion OF the Senator
from Fauquler TO lag on The table.
MIR. TYLER. Ale there any other amend.
mems exert such as are consequential
Mr.. AMBLER. No. None uf any impor-
lance.
MIR TYLER then Withdrew his motion 10 lay
ON the liable, and The Sena!e agreed 10 The aP-
nointmen, Of a Committee OF Conference.
Mr. AMBER thought i; would be best 10 re-
fer all the alnendmen h the Committee OF Con.
ference.
Mr. TYLER lhoughl that would mol Go.
The Clerk commenced reading over The
amendments disagreed q b. the House.-"Cun.
seuueriial' -"Consequena' consequential
was head from different Senator'S until The
Amendment was reached IN relation 10 the Com
missioner OF Wrecks. Mr. SMITH moved that
the Senate rcede from their Amendment. here
a debate sprung up between Messrs. SMITH,
STANARD, SHACKLEFORD, TYLER and
PITTS, which excited no interest
The motion Il Mr SMITH 10 reCcde was
agreed TO, ayes 10. mes 9.
Mr. DARLINGTON rose from his seat and
Stated that il would be recoecisd by The Senate
that he had voted little while ago against Inc
motion 10 insist ON The Sena!e's amendment 10
relation 10 The transfer oi The appointment OF
inspectors from The courts 10 The Governor. lie
had though, il a question ci bul LILLE Importance
al first, but upon I,ilecion aud finding the II lsl'
est that was manifested IN relation 10 u, he hdd
come 10 a different conclusion. de moved
reconsideration vi thai vote, which ne WIN
drew.
Mr. DENEALE moved reconsideration OF The
voc o: the Senate appointing a Commitlee Of
Conference.
A division was calle', and after count by Tie
CHAIR, (Mr SrANAkD in The Chair,) Tie
Speaker announced liz vote, and the Chair We
ting in The negative, The motion 10 reconsider wsi
decided 10 he negative.
Mr. SHACkLEFORD called for the ayes ant
noe.
TIE Chair thought i, was not in order 10 cal
for The ayes and noes al that Stage OF the pro
ceeding, bul by general consent he would do So
The ayes ana noes were called and the me-
lion 10 reconsider was agreed toby The following
vote:
AYE,-McssIs. Tribe, Tyler, Barber, Gar
lie, la tel Darlington, lsbtl Shack!eicfa' or'e
Tale. D.nnis. DeneaI, Suan. kane-l4.
NoGs-M sssrs. Stanard, Rives, Woods
Thompson, Kinney, French, Wilcher, Smith
Crumr. HafwooJ, Amber, Rogers, Pauio..-
49,
KANE-Is there any question before th'
Senalrl
The Chair-The question is, shall comml
lee OF Conference be appointed.
Mr. RlVES said there was very distinguish
ed gentleman prot. SMITH who would deiVe.
a lecture on a very important question, l'ns
slavery question: Today, and III order 'ha' nleui
bers Nigh! have The tenefI OF that Lecture, Ok
moved an adjournment
Mr. SHACKLEFORD callc1 Tor the ayes ant
noes, on The mouon 10 adjourn. tie s"'i We na'
no right 10 come here IL. Inc purpose Vi a'.enu,
ing lectures upon any sutlec', aIa '"eh ena' =
the people 81 day ior hearing them.
Mr. WITCaER-T Then, there ought 10 be nc
prayers.
The motion 10 adjourn was decided in the ne
ea,ive as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Rives, Thompson, Kinney
Fnncl Wilchef, Smith, Sloan, CfumP. sianafo
Harwood and pauiou-ll.
Nos,-Messrs. Woods, Tribe, Tyler, Barb
Cade, Daniel, Darlington, lsocl', Shacs'e'o' d
Dnie. Tate. Dennis, Deneal,, Kane, Amber ant
Rosers-l6.
Mr. DARLINGTON rose TO renew his motor
for a reconsideration.
The Chair said that The question was as 10 Inc
apnointmen. OF committee OF Conference.
Mr. ROGERS was DESTROYS OF An opportunity
of making a few remarks IN relation 10 whas III
had understood had fallen from ZOE senator IRON
Rockingham, in relation to Inc fiouf ihspec'o
.. Alexandria.
Mr. KANE rose 10 a question OF order;
was not 10 order.
mon: NJ comuillre of Conference, and dec'oec
MIR CARRlNGTON now moved 10 reconsider
the vote oil this morning, 10 relation 10 Inc dp
pointmenl OF Inspectors.
Mr. TYLER thought that was not PfoPe
mo,un 10 be made al present
EARRING TON withdrew The moioa'
Mr. TYLER moved that the Senate adhere Il
its amendment -(siving The appointing power "
The GoveIDor0 =.
MIR STANARD was goirg on 10 show ina
the motion oil Inc SeEdlOI Ioiu heSAiSAe.
would have been in order, AID that The no'iot
Of he Senator from Fauqaisr, 10 adhere, Was GU
OF order.
and Tyler. Mr.. STANAk0, BY general consen
Of The Senate, was wiling that Inc motion Of lht
Senator from :arquier (al,hoash he did mol lh'nA
il was in ordel) should be pu' TO the Senate.
Mr.. ROGERS would now call The attention o
the Senator from Rockingham to The REMARKS
W, h he had made this morrios in reference tt
the fl ,ur inspector in Alexandra and would re
ouesl him 10 repeat The substance oil those re-
marks-as il was mater in which the Ieputaa
lion of thu, officer as we'll as The ialeIess oil hi
constituents, we're involved
MIR. DENEALE repeated substantially wha
he had said in his former remarks, and gave In
name Of Mr.. Henry Smith as his Informant an'
The name of Henry Lewis CT FacqaIef as 'n'
owner of III. n aur mentioned
MI. ROGERS wanted to know whether IL wa
he present. Inspector to shoa Ia: Iefereres n ,s'
been made. He intended 10 communicate 'h'
fsc,s 10 the Inspector at Alexandra.
Mr.. DENEALE did not know @helhefth Inc pre-
sen, INSPECTOR was ALLUDED TO or not
mn the motion OF MI. i Y