Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05

Mr.. SYME hoped that each member would
nm, bis candidate in nomination. He had no
particular candidate OF his own. be might han
dicap Husuenol Tor The first heal, but he dld mol
pledge himself TO stand by his horse.
Mr.. VERIFY said that we have solemny de-
clared that The Capitol of Virginia IS not The pro-
per place 10 transact our legislative duty. we
have sent abroad the report that there is plague
| here, and our families must De maze uneasy "
| the action OF this House. 1"
Called 10 order by Mr.. DORMAN.
Mr.. VERIFY moved the indefinite postpone.
nent OF the resolution He proceeded: What
can Justify US for passing that resolutions II
must be thai The city is too unhealthy has al:
member The facts before him 10 convince US ina,
such is the TACT Suppose we run away, and
here is no plague, will not the finger OF scorn
be pointed a, us2
Called 10 order.
Mr. VERIFY said II The gentlemen were AFRAID
OF The ordeal, he would desist.
MIR. HART wasnot afraid Of any ordeal whe-
lhef il came from The gentleman from Noflhamp.
ION or from any other quarter.
Mr.. SYME called Mr.. HART 10 order.
Mr.. VERIFY was as cool as the centre seed oil
cucumber, and did not desire 10 excite his lrlend
from Abemare.
Mr.. HART explained, thai The only indigna-
lion he ielt arose from the effort OF the minority
| 10 whip The majority.
Mr.. VERIFY desired, before he voted, 10 know
what were the accommodations OF The different
places whether there was room Tor legislation,
| or study AID iefeclon1
Mr.. VERIFY Withdrew his motion Tor lndeh
nile poslponement.
Mr.. BOYKIN renewed the motion 10 postpone
The resolution. Rejected
! The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. PRICE offered The following resolution:
"Re.olved, That when the General Assembly
adjourn on Monday next, j! will adjourn 10 meet
at -, on the - day OF --, at IL
O'Clock"
| Mr.. CONWAY moved that The first blank be
filled with "Fauquier Springs" He was inform.
ed by The Sergeant al Arms, that there would
be an abundance OF room, both Tor members OF
this House and OF The Senate; that board would
not be more than ST per week.
Mr.. HART moved to fill the blank with
charlottesville" il being one OF the most ''a'tHs
,raS vel 3, nicnmdnc -'f'uey viii nav the advan-
| tase OF an admirable library al the University
besides, there is ample accommodation there.
Mr. PANNlLL objected 10 any watering
place, because we would see persons from every
section OF the country, who might bring TIC Cho-
lera with them. la case OF death there, we
would have 10 hy 10 some other place. lie nam
ed "Slaunlon," where there was ample accnmmo-
| dation.
| Mr.. HlETT put in nomination place that
once was popular, but al present was unpopular:
| he would put The City Of Richmond 10 nomination.
! Mr.. PRICE put in nomination The White
| Sulphur Springs Of Greenbfier. He would state
thai The report that there was Cholera there was
unfounded. He could Stale that there was suii
| cent accommodation either there or in the
| neishboThood He could not say VIVA, the price
| OF board would be. Many members knew that
| there would be very lille difficulty in reaching
there. He wanted members 10 See the high
mountains and gushing streams. which would
greatly lend TO liberalize The mind. He wished
his Eastern brethren 10 see the wants Of the
West.
Mr.. NEWMAN said this House was like
Daniel Webster when he enQuired "where shall
| go}' Can any one give us any assurance that
we can find house necessary for The accommo-
dalton OF The Legislature in discnargins this u-
portant duly2 The people built this Hall Tor us
10 discharge our duties in, and he thought that
| we had better go home, il we canno, perform our
dates here. Are members willing that the peo-
pie Shall be taxed thousands ut dollars TO build
This House, ard then tax them Tor another place
OF meeline4 Are all the members 50 much
afraid 0. the Cholera2 Have they not some 9TH
er dcsionl Do not some u them have their own
individual interests al slake3 He had heard
some oi hose in favor OF Having here say that
sooner than 90 10 Winchester, Fauquier, &c,
they would stay here and have the Cholera
Richmond is he only place 10 accomplish this
work He would prefer going home and leave
this matter 10 The regular session, sooner than adj
iourn to some other place. He was satisfied
that, should The Legislature adjourn 10 any otncr
place, they would consume until The Isl OF An.
gust; il we remained here, we might complete
the Code in three weeks, and save large sum 10
The people.
Mi. CLAIBORNE said mat this Legislature
had the right 10 go where they pleased. Ii was
one o. The rules of the party, OF which he wasa
MEMBER 10 yield 10 the majority AMI he hope:
his friend from Madison would also yield. He
seconded The nomination Of Inc While Sui nhuT
Springs. H. believed that il patient, with the
Asiatc Cholera, were carried there, that he
would either recover in AZ hours, or die, and The
disease be buried with him. God AMI Nature
had hlown barrier around that sweet spot that
disease cannot reach There was The fines
mutton finest beet and all the delicacies that the
most tastidious gentleman could desire. He
could nvi say what Inc price OF board would be
He supposed that Mr.. Caldwell would e1pect 10
be paid He was assured hat we would have
ample Accommodations there. We can have
the bail room, the kitchen, and even the old
ladys Chamber, il il was necessary Tor the bust
ness OF The Legislature.
majority .. this House wanted either 10 say
here or 60 any where else. He mus confess
that he had a preference. He thought that no
place could be better situated 10 discharge our
duties than the Sweet Springs in the county OF
Monroe. The gentleman who had charge oil
them was good caterer, and he had no doubt |
that the Charges would be moderate. Even shon!d /
members object 10 the charges there, we could
go 10 the Red Sweet Springs, only hall mile of. |
There was delightful sulphur waller and The
most excellent crystal ftee-s,one water. Should
We want any books, we could obtain them in
two hours he thought The price would not Ell.
coed ST per week.
Mr.. SCOTT came this evening TO strike his
flag al opposition, seeing thai The members mad I
determined 10 go ELSEWHERE. He came 10 this /
conclusion, from the remarks OF members thai |
they were afraid 10 remain here He was indu. |
ced he more 10 his conclusion, from finding on
his desk this morning map OF place OF sepul.
ture, near The City OF Richmond. He did mol
think the Cholera panic so strong this evening as
il had been; all was lite Had he required The
place &c have been named in the FIRST resolution,
he believed that il would mol have passed. As
long as there was a chance 70! Richmond, which
had been named, he should vote for il. II he
should be disappointed in his hopes, he could mol
coDsen! 10 go 10 Charlottesville, or be immured in
any country village in the dog days. II he should
have 10 go any where he desired 10 60 10 some
place "ser" he couid'al least have some comfort
The place mo.sl ~ his tiicnd from GreenbrieT
was The IasI place ;bsih- would desire 10 60 10,
for work-where there are hundreds Q. visitors
and where accommodations must be scarce
some few years since be will find there were me.
MORALS for The removal of The Court OF Appeals
from Lewisours &c lhe White Sulphur and The re-.