Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

Mr.. DENEALE replied and said Ibis was Wing n,cs
sure. and always had been.
Mr.. TRIBE had voted against the bill wheneve. he Lai
had the opportunity, and vc,e thar he had eyer given
gay" Eior" universal satisfaction 10 his people
Alr RlEE had voted ior this bill last winter tu, he no
believed thr majority Cis consuents ware opDc,ed 10 =
tie should therefore against Il.
The discussion wac further continued by Messrs TrY
TURNER, PARRIoTT. ROGERS and TATE, in .avey o
the bill, and against the motion postpone Tho questi1
vas decided in The affirmative follows
Ayss-Messrs. Dennis, tSpeaker,) Rye. Tribe Cs!le
Daniel, Darlington, lsbcll S.acSellod OSie neneas
Granth2m, Edmiston Jones Harwooi Amber McCauley
--lG.
Nors-Messrs Woods Thompson Tate, Kinney. French
Turner, Standard Cowen Crump, Rogers Parrioit Fry
So the bill was postponed indefinitely.
Inc mollon 10 reconsider the vote rejecting the Rich
mond and Dsnyie Railroad bill decided In the atrna
Mr.; sTANARD offered an amendment SO as TO give the
states gnaraGee instead of the loan of,e State which
ATEs.MessTs, Irihle. Thompson, Kinney. Caringtcn
isoe! shacSeord Tate, French, Turner Sianard Gran
''9n', trump Amber, !lcCari.y and Parrioti--lb.
Aors-Messrs. Dennis (SpeaAerA Rives Woods Daniel
Dsneale, Edmiston Cowcn, Jones kagers and Fn-lO
rhs Ths Si b;i as amended se: Ayes 4! Noes IL
| burg was laid on the table
Tie resolution transferring the claim [sl2OCO0 against
the Government OF the United States Orange and AeA
andra Rail Road Company up II was advocated by
Messrs THOMPSON, SHACKELToRD, ROGERS ana
lSBELL and opposed by Mr.. WOODS ana wac agreed e.
The bill authorizing the Board of Pubic Works employ
and CAR!.lLE, and opposed ty Messrs. SHACKELFORD
AMBIE ER and STANARD. Ii was rejected. Authorizes
Tie temporary employment clerk BY the Secretary of
Commonwealth
On motion Of Mr. STANARD the Senate took up the bi
ior extending the james River and Kanawha Cunal from E
chanan TO Covington
substitute was proposcdb by Mr. STANARD, which pro-
poses guarantee instead o; loan. After discussion
BY Mcs5rs- KINNEY SHACkELFORD DENEALE
SFANARD, CARfiLE ROGERS and WOODS, Nj
CARLlLE moved its indefinite postponcneni-which
lost The bill was then lassed-ayes l5 noes II.
The vote rejecting The resolution for the survey OF e
route oi Railroad from Cyngto the Ohio river
feronsdered, on motion of Mr. STANARD.
The resolution discussed by Messrs THOMPSON,
FRENCH, KINNEY, WOODS and STANARD, and was
adopted-ayes IA, noes H.
The bill proyaing for the the James River
and kanawha Canal from Buchanan 10 Coyngton-came
up
This bill advocated considerable length by Messrs
STANARD, MccAULEl, ISBELL, THOMPSON AMI
SHACKELFoRD, and opposed bv M-sss-. WOODS, CAR
LILLE and ROGERS.
Before the question taken il laid The table Oh
motion Of Nr. CARLlIE
Mr.. FRENCH moved that the rejecting the Rich
mon and Danvil!e bill be re-considered which laid
the table motion OF Alr. STANARD.
The resolution for adjournment taken up.
Mr.. CARIllE moved 10 postpone il Indefinitely, which
| was ost--ayes c, noes IL.
1t was then agreed to--ayes 6, noes 4.
On motion of Ar. SHACKELFORD. The Senate then
all