Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-26

ors message IN lela ION ~ luz HHdHtl!l CHr,i.
| ton Of the State.
He then moved 10 recommi the BILL with H.
struc'ions 10 inc committee % take int cc6,,.4.
ration otter subjects .or raising adj ional 80
and 10 raise the present taxes Is pr cent ~
motion was los, by The following vote
| Arrs-M.ssrs. Layne Of Allegheny, Byrd, Buiu-p
| Thompson of Bo,-tourt Byrne o! BraIton. &c. gra,
| Wills Irving OF Cumberland, 'lcClnng, Gay, Pur4
! ,id,,y Ferguson, Clrndenln, Barnett Prnow B,6..
Cacklry Fairfax, Golf Paxton, Pttman Sib-tt, rhqn,
| son Of Smyth, George, Harvey and Boyd.
Nors-Sessrs. Hopkins, Speaker, Flnn-y Nu,s
Watson, Smith, Powell cheaham. Shelby, Icrar
| Ntch-l Boak Harrison Of BrIn. wick Kyle, Nnnrs,,
| =, I,aroIine Cardwe, Jones, Barbour, Vaughan nj,
mas Clarke. scott, Rector, Howard ot Floyd Su.nat
| Claibornr Edwards, Wood, Sytnor, Baroll Stpyat
major Allen Uiett, Darracott, N-i,en, BASEL In
caster, Mullins, Boykln, Howard 81 James City Yat.
/ and Williamsburg, Worhington, Wallace nou..,
Webb, Lane Of LEE, White, Beard, Newman, Arn.,
Mcdonald. Shepard Coleman, ianzey Berne y Nga
roe, Kilby Robinson Butt, Cowp-r Y-fby Ba-y-
Pitts Panneil, Boswell, Turner, Sym-, fownr>, Gf4
". Woottcn, Harrison OF Prince William, Mayo Cox
Dorman, Martz, Harper. Aston, Fusatr, Conway H.,
grave, Nicholson, Buttett, Boyers, Massey Good. l.
and Cons-ei.
Mr. LAIDLEY moved 10 recommi', within
| siructons 10 take into consideration IL r, 2,is
" Of raising he taxes on The pressn sat,-c,, Z,
taxation not exceeding 20 per cent; " 1, mr..
ducing Few subjects.
Mr.. COOK moved 10 strike on, Of the amen.
ment the WORDS mot exceeding 20 per cent, ,r5.
| introducing new suhIecs."
Mr.. GOODSON moved 10 lay the IL. AL
amendments on the table. The motion vas r.
ayes Al, noes is.
MIR. LAIDLEY then whhtrew III melton 4
rccommi, win Instructions.
| The question then re- Judges isn.f
Mr. YERBY, 10 strike ou. :e preamble y w.
FERGuSON'S amendment, (pu5ishsi III u II
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NJ. sTovALL appealed 10 NJ, FERGu.
son 10 wihdraw his amendment, az ~ II. G.,
.hins he tax bill The proper place y iEsea
clause 70 increase the RICH, o, suffrage
Mr.. FERGUSO NIGH wi,h:faw H. amen.
nent al The suggestion OF his itieEt tat ne III.
stated mat he was opposed 10 The gHoc scheme
lie offered with he gentleman from Halifax aal
though! The tax bi The proper place L iG..it
This clause. He was opposed q he aaertm5rl
ot the gentleman from Nonhdm2 4, trcaG>e
there were many members Who we're oppose io
taxing furniture unless The reason ~ = iac
vas stated. l. (said Mr. F.) re incfea>t lhr ~
6 FOR The purposes OF Internal impfoVemeot ~
should 50 state in The tax bill
Mr.. STOvALL said, that il We had ne fis'
ne would b. IN favor OF eI'eniing The t,sn i
suff-ase 10 every tree white male citizen T, Il
wears OF age; bu: he would not DO indirectly M,
ne could not do directly.
Mr.. BEiRNE hoped the gentleman iFca =
sau would mol withdraw nj amendmcn ~
people suffered mole than any other u ~ S.-.s
on account u their conlisuity 70 kenuck rr'
Tennessee where every ore hac The fiet' 4 7 =
AMI thereby produced continual dram ~ IN
Mr. MOORE Of Cabe ard Wsyoe sait: y.
Speaker, had not inienlsd q dress IT. y
upon The question now before i, =! >ufy
IN i no person 10 hi, Hall wouli - ',untaGF
mo a proposition 50 consonant " n fapHh.i.a
principles, as the amentment p'oPo> IS re
9en,eman from Logan. Who is i, >iF, Ia a!r'-
the battles OF our country when Z coeh,'E q.
Their aiCl Whose hanes now h'ea1 n n. ~
0. Meyicol Ask the disconsoae "ii,a r.W
mourning The lo-s Il mr. husband ASK lae ~ IS.
tionstc sis,er, mo moufns the loss y ts sri
brolher. AM hey will :e'l y"n 'h.i i i ae -.a.,
of met named 10 that amectmer'.
These are The persons VINO are tea 4 ,Fo
polls as equal. only with tie negro an w.
have seen. in times Of excitement. s1prt-> e,tp
regret Cause Of thai unjust and yfdnnirai 70
hioitiun, walch tepfives men q he Hti'i &C.
choosing he asen whose duy il !, d watCn orer
and guard lhe interest q n STE.
NJ. Speaker. where i the republication II
senrletnen who oppose inns amendment WI
is hat principle .. equal fighi aud eGua Iu-'lt.,
which i the boast ~ U0I ir>lUllUh,l | SUR -
from rrcra; Occurrences, there musl d. a 3oe,:ly
number Of chnstIaas II ms house, aat | aou.s
ask them upon What principe they en- vc
aeains; this Amendment, when thr GOO b.uK
commands mem 10 30 unto Others as ihey wsu
have others toto unlO theml
Sir the clas. o. persons named 10 That elard
mem, not only hgnt oar bafle,. bur hey Ia {:
our roads, and are required 10 ID oncr pLtlc
duties a other ciliZ-ns, and YET when hey come
10 The polls, they cannot exercise that Ftsi. =.
dearest 10 American citizens, Il casting mr.
vote Tor the candidate I, their choice AMI na"
sir, as /! is possible ina We MAJ nee. ,ne str.i-
ces Of these vers men un:er he resuu.l,u. p.,s-
FL The Other cay, 10 All in rrsisiH. liz VI.
mo, Plogiso, hop. il vii Be he pleasure .. ,te
House lc adop his Amendment, ani g,ve u
ihese patriotic citiZen-, a voice ~ thr sogs 4
msnt a 10 the gentleman from Halifax, VIZ.
S;o9aii.) although he tas tod rs h- vii g..r
against he proposition 10 any torn, yct H. rs
not taken hi, oa.h 10 that effect anu hupctn
even he will listen 10 reason, ant, as - d..
mocral, vote ior IT,
NJ. DORMAN hoped those who were 10 4.
vor OF The original question would nj cote 80
striking out the preamble.
The motion 10 s.fike out The preda.bie va lot
ayes 33, noes a.
Mr. DORAlAN advocated the am, oamsn,-
He thought that We should extent The rieEI u
suffrage a. Tar a practicable uGdef ne Con>i,u-
ton.
Mr. SHEFFEf was addressing he HoG7a.
when he gave way 10 Mr.. SYME., on ~uc>e al.
tion the IGu<e adjourned