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

'""', uioJ cersaihiy must cure great MANY
cases-which taken together with the fatal ca.
, ses' present rather strong fact The atmos.
!, Pher'c miasmala are local, and are moi waited
, every where, so as to make them exist eyerv
where. II was perfect absurdlly, which he
did not expect 10 hear in the Senate. Mr.. "
uld not wish TO become better acquainted with
me Cholera. The heat of the city, weather and
oeoate was calculated 10 make our residence
mere Objectionable Let Us first decide that il
Is not sale to remain, aud then selec. the best
nesrest place. in the opinion Of the majority.
WI, AMbLER would not follow the Senator
noin syiVania on The difficult subject OF MAS.
a'a'a' Tue senator says we should give direct
VOC upon quesIions-why Goes he no, then al.
low Us TO vote directly, whether there IS anv
named place That IS better and healthier ,ba
Richmond ''e' '"o
Mr. wITcAER-rhe gentleman can now vote
So y" other place a'n'A" "
The motion TO substitute TUESDAY" for "Mon-
day" was lost by the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Rives, Thompson, Daniel, Is.
bler-9.
NoIs-Messrs. Scott, (speaker) Woods, Tri.
bic, Tyler, Barbee, Darlington, Shackeiord,
da'e' french, Dennis, Wilcher Smith, Deneale,
Rogers, McCauev and Pauiotl-l6.
Mr.. AMBER moved as a substitute Ina,
when the House adjourn on Monday next, f,
will next meet The Fauquier Springs.
Messrs. SHACKLEt ORD and SMITH
though they preferred The Fauquier Springs,
should vote against The substitute. He wished
the House Resolution to pass
MT. TYLER presumed the gentleman from
L. uisa was in earnest and preferred 10 go 10 Fau-
quier. He should sustain -as he believed that
II was The best place, in accommodations, &c. 10
adjourn 10. The cholera had never reached there
Mr. FRENCH rose TO correct an erroneous
rumor referred 10 on the floor yesterday that The
cholera existed al The White Sulphur Springs
He had very late and authentic information. that
there was no cholera a! the White Sulphur
Springs. That region OF country was 1000 or
l5OU ieel above The region OF cholera. At The
| proper time the White Sulphur" would be put
10 nomination as the place-ani he desired 10
remove The prejudice OF said rumors.
MI AMBER was in earnest in Offering
MS substitute. Ii the Legislature does adjourn,
ne preferred the Fauquier Springs bu, he still
reserved The privilege 10 vote against the reso-
luton 10 adjourn.
Mr. STANARD referred 10 thi. conjoinl al
tack made upon Richmond. He claimed that,
while there might be small majority in favor
Ol moving, We; no one place was preferable 10
Richmond. II was fair 10 his city and people,
that we should take a direct vote between Rich
mond and any other place. Richmond should
not be compelled 10 6gh. against the whole
State The Fauquer Springs are are only 100
miles from Richmond, and in daily communica-
non with Alexandria, which must have the Cho-
era Again, as 10 The trans-Aeghany Springs.
theIe was more danger 10 The tide-water people,
from Bilious Fever Than from Cholera itself, in
being compelled 10 return TO the lower country
al The season OF The year they will be required to.
To make test, however, ne should vote for The
substitute OF the Senator from Louisa. His own
nominee (Richmond) had been run, and il was
| ialr that other nominations should be made He
did not feel, however, bound 10 vote Tor the Eau
| quicr Springs, afterwards
MIR. TYLER commended that Mr.. STANARDs
argument was non sequiiur. In 1882, though
the Cholera was in Washington, there was no
case in Alexandria.
M. ROGERS thought The adoption OF the
substitute would lead Us INTO difficulty, though
he preiene! Fauquer Like his friend from
/, i!ine FIRST dfci:t wng..:ri IL 'snai. i;i,e
The Guy, and then fix lhe place Otherwise, We
shall waste the whole day in debating The com-
peting schemes. He should be satisfied with
any point that The majority would select. The
objection was not 10 Richmond OF ITSELF To 60
to another place, would involve The State in no
additional expense-lhe mileage, ne presumed,
would De regulated by the increased distance. he
should oppose the substitute, because il would
embaIrass the resolution.
MIR. SLOAN. BY what rule will The place
be elected, among the various nominations
Mr.. ROGERS. Ipresume The popular branch
will decide The mater in the usual way OF elect.
ing Senators, Judges, &c. He would agree 10
| any plan.
Mr.. RlVES.-An individual occupying
comfortable house, should know where he is To
90 before he is called npon 10 60. We are now
in comfortable place, and We have right u
know first where We are to 60. Suppose the
House should take one place and the Senate
another, we should have 10 adjourn without
knowing where 10 60. He would vote for the
resolution, because he preferred 10 go 10 the
| Fauquer Springs. The friends Of that place
pursue an unwise course In not going tor their
iavori,e place now.
Mr.. AMHLER'S substitute TO adjourn 10 the
"Fauquier Sprinss,) was lost by the following
vote:
AYES Messrs. Rives, Tyler, Isbel, Ope, Am.
| bier and Stanard-6.
Nors-MesTs. Scou, Speaker Nv oots, Tribe
Thompson, Barbee, Daniel, Darlington, Shac,
kleiord, Tate, French Dennis, Witcher, Smith,
Dcreale. Harwood Rogers, McCauley and Par
| riot-lS.
Mr.. SHACKLEFORD called The previous
question. Ii was carried, and the resolution .:
The House adopted BY the following vote
AYrs-Messrs Woods, Tribe, Tyler, Barbee,
Darlington, Shackleiord, Tate, French, Dennis,
Wicher, Smith, Deneale, Rogers, McCauley
! and Parriolt-l5.
NoEs -Messrs. Scott, [Speaker] Thompson,
Rives, Daniel Isbell, Opie, Slanard, Sloan, Har-
wood and Ambler-l0.
Mr.. SHACKLEFORD moved that the Senate
take recess until Al PM, as the House was
TO meet this afternoon.
Mr. STANARD moved that the House ad-
| journ.
The ayes and noe. being called, The motion 10
adjourn was lost. Ayes Z, noes IL.
! The Senate then look a recess until AZ PM.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
! PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. Moore OF the Presby.
| lerian Church
On motion Of Mr.. BASSELL,
! Resolved By the General Assembly OF Virgi.
MIA, that all the orders, DEGREES, judgements ana
other proceedings had and done by The County
| Court OF Harrison in the fourth week in FebIu-
airy, be confirmed and established in as full and
ample manner as il the said proceedings had
been had Gu The first Thursday OF the first Mon
| day in February.
| a communication was received from The Sc.
nate stating that they had passed the Dill concer-
ming The town OF Portsmouth.
Mr. BOYD offered he SLOWING resolution:
Resolved, That special Committee Of FIVE be
! appointed 10 bring in bill 10 explain an act en-
! titled ian act authorizing subscription Tor the
| Commonwealth 10 III STOCK Of Tie Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, passed March g.
is49.
MIR. BOYD explained lie object OF The resclu.
lion to be simply 10 correc; an error n the bill.
Mr.. VERIFY opposed The resolution; he
thought We should take up no new busiDess. An
early period was fixed for The adjourn ment OF
The Legislature, SO that We might perfect all
bills. II we took up business Of this kind, we
would leave the Code almost untouched. He
moved TO lay The resolution on the liable.
The motion 10 lay on the able was adopted
ayes IS, noes "a.
CIVIL CODE.
On motion Of Mr.. RlqES, the House resolved
i,seIl INTO a Committee Of he Whole llr. SHEr