Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-14

9lr. CONWAY demanded the previous question.
The call was sustained, the main question ordered,
AM the Convention refused 20 strike out the words
referred IT,
Mr.. CARLILE VIII it be in order now to offer
au amendment
THE PRESIDING OFFICER. Yes sir.
Mr. CARLILE. | move then the following as a
| substitute for the 2nd resolution.
| "Resoiy., Tint the Convention will continue Tia
in the hail provided TINT the House of Delegates
will agree give it 10 the Convention ut o'clock OH
| each day.
This will settle ut once thu question whether the
Convention viii NEE: in this hall or any where else,
ANA Upon that amendment ask ior tn" yeas Hnc nays,
| The yeas and nay4 ordered.
| Mr. FERGUSON. | rise cnly to FAY that cannot
how the question is to BE- settled by te adoption of
this Substitute" Jae gentleman proposes substitute
for the committees resolution That resolution is that
We 10 the l:!iyc--aii>t Church the ,cntenans SUBJ
stit,it. j. that shall re: here in the House Of
Delegates Will give the han after O'Clock. Well
suppose adopt the substitute and reject the commit
cce resolution and the House OF Delegates will not
agree Ia give Us the hall after o'clock, will the
question he settled will We not have 10 occupy
two more DAYS discussing where shall GOT II the
object to settle the question this 10 be the very
worst way IL accomplish the purpose.
| Mr. ChRLILE. viii oriy detan the Convention to
answer the gentleman las; up 1t has been stated here
bv member Of the Legislature. who l. also member OF
this body, that tn House Of Delegates were willing to
give the Convention the use Of this Hail from TO
!
was officially communicated to Us :Tom the House of
Delegates but take TINT such the determination OF
Til, Assembly OF It would not lie stated to the Conyen-
to By member OF the House The gentleman asks if
the adoption OF the substitute which have offered VIII
lie this question: and il will settle 1t so far ~ this
Convention is concerned II will that this CONVEX
prefers to occupy this ha provided for the deliberations
the people, representatives. by the people themselves.
and ta, it will hot subject the people TO the expense of
fitting up another building Tor that purpose For myself
am ro prepared say that viii ~ to the Universal
it Church any ocl building in ihs city upon the re-
| COMMUNICATION Of any Committee. happened to be
member Of the House aud YOU sir Mr. iorEISs) was the
Speaker ri it. VIXEN adjourned Ia the Fauquisr
Springs. Every promise possible made that
Should bc comfortable there, se :'', sir will bear
witness that members not only greatly inconven-
fenced but that the deliberations Of t!is body could
have been brought 10 earlier close and tho public bu
.ines. more readily despatched ii i, had continued a
sessions in hall Ike .h-. Meahcr, not aware Of
the inconvelcnc@s which they will he exposed by
leaving this building; and GOING to one TINT "a not and
cannot be fitted NJ III suitable manner When you Sit
Oh chairs during of. s!ti,i. You mag change your
position somewhat bit pac; YOU down benches i'll
church AMI YOU have relief &" I" that church, and
Ill a week there will not bc ten members who will not
wish themselves back th- hall How arc sessions
here to rcard the pubic business: Ia II not known
Ia every onn that for the next g or weeks members
xiii b. engaged in the committee instead of in the
iIuascl Have ic committees fra. To- out the
work. and viii they rot occupy certain portion Of
every III: IN The discharge 81 those duties IA tor the
committee rooms they can h. occupied ny The commit
tees ~ the House ",lis III" Convention !. II session. III"
L. he coin;tt. :: Convention while tie HcGae ia
II. -"s-!"i :" that mere can DC ia eoi'' mere ~
ic-s 20 di-:'i'e The 'ac' ti:' a. slefa' .iis ns
h"r TIE d'u'e h"r the Convention WIZ 1''.ls ,nole
than hr'" hours q dal III -'''% IA 'i' lai' Inc "ofN
..,s first - h. don" in III. committees and for no purpose
of cxib;M. - IT," country tla' " are sitting from
o'clock A. NJ - T. H.. Az going 10 record my vote in
favor :" iarns iiS ha!ii lG'r,l'"as MA. w aLe ~,
ormed that III. Hon<e vi Delegates afe Wiis' 10 CHANG
their hours g! meeting rNpFe-'F 70 ACCOMMODATE us
W experience so's - snow Una; ne ii",I aoss n"s
a.eT:@c i"' yours :. ois III ~ .-' ' Ia. .,.'au ,
81 me Gay VIA i.rr ~ "", In 49, 90,
business iFH-l ti,' not on! .,5e M''o "r"e W
nlsh mere i'la '''"'u ."' oA'' e' ~ ~ :,..
be attendant On the tittlnSup OF any other building but
those who 'e.ife ''''e 10 r"N INV. + Ut ~" w. .I
ether i'e'''f ",f''- r '' Pi;:I
committee can'i"t h@ mace VIII vote ior M SUBSTITUTE
i's.. ''n 'aIi i.ort- To-. Co. fla ~,,s question
desire TINT We shall @ al or aborS at once h1re We
. .".si, ~. &C. 20 - way '
Tho col for the previous question was sustained the
,.n nls,inn or,lre and the substitute proposed by
III C"'i!'r f'Jc''"' ave- ~ nay ~ - n
r,n,l,c~ u i II Garnet, Ioncs, LYONS, McCanant
,iil.r I.ncurc shell s,anar.! Trr urnLull White
1t
N.rs--M.ssrs John Y Mason lrocidclt) Anderson,
,r,,.,our Artlrr Banks Barbour Bland Blue Bocock,
r,4s F,,,;,n Bowie. Crown Burgess, Camden, Cham
i;s rh.n,,,n Chiffon Claiborne Cork D,ncae Doug
, ~. ,j,nj rl,r.ra Ter,uson Fpuev Fisher rloyd
i'- rli,''',' 80 Gaii i;,-l,n G.rret Gocdc
~, III IL III; Hoo ii,,Lin. i;,ntr Jacob Janncy
49, ii' ., Ill knnt Jao[o I,,bcr Lyon.
.'a, nc Mc(nnl,;.h Marin Of Marshall Martin,
-. H. v,r.,l;tL 3,nra Morris Nceson Newman,
T.; !,r,;ns Ean,laInL Ridley Rivcs Saunders Scott
- S,r,,mc Sco,, If F:nou;rr. Scott: Of Richmond,
- S,cg.v sloan Smith. Smith of Kanawha
81 -, E;.., / oucrn smith cf Jackson Smith Of
mi Sa,r,ss Soow,l.n Southall stephenson,
,,'r, -; v,r,3n Str,ryban stuart. Of Patrick, sum.
''s"'',,' ~ W. winLI Wailnce WATTS Of Ncr.
yFS' I., VII. w; ~; W;i,;,m. of par;ax Wing
l r, I1'' I'm. Wor.,a,n and Wv.cr-ps
ia; No. % r.iIn ,, 1, b ionyctop a;iourn
~, ht 1870 s",, ,ras nnt a"ys"d 70
M as s5en ,,tsn IN tho second resolution
Inc IT, ,, rnn,n'i,,ec and il was asreci TO- as was
proposed ~ w, ,ho ' ca,ra;,tes
's M =" ~, 81 Wr GoGDE The Convention adjourn.
va ''i. .H' =, ,'rrn;nr IT IN o'clock.
e' u'''i 'o'ii'ito" 'n0'N'ls :. -
Tmr,p,7, JANUARY Q. 1851.
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The Convonti'n NIT pursuant to ADJOURNMENT. lf"yer
by tie Rev. lir, Early
The journal Of the preceding day was then read'
r,,x-,xc ~ TIM nr.,rrs
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