Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

passed.
A bill for the relief of Rooms and Dcan Of the COUNT Of
BILLS nEyRc-E..
n Dill to increase the capital stock OF ts'e Harny anu
Winchester Turnpike Company rc,ectd-ayts ~ H'c'
bill for The relief of VIM c. Charlton Of Gil s county,
was advocated BY Messrs. PEARLS. SrRo & ana
SPEED and was opposed hy Messrs iLRbi, Cho - ~
FIELD and LL and was rejected d-ayss 81 noe ~.
bill to increase the compensation Of the Clerk u A'c
marie county III certain was RI isctcd
bill releasing George Miller from the payment o, ne
was rejected.
Various bills were read second time and ordered 10 be
crossed
a bill TO correct errors made by Commissioners oi Tie
Revenue, and for other purposes laid the ;A5ie
woRLD's FAIR.
| Mr.. BOILING offered The following resolution:
Resolved That In the opinion OF the Honsr ol ueeea'es
the Governor Of this Commonwealth exceeded the 'owefs
conferred upon him BY the Constitution appoa;ing Com
mssioners the Worlds Fair under the broad So. Of Tic
Connnnweailh and that tie power claimed b: III rSrceh
cy 10 send Commissioners abroad to gather information 20
enable him 10 prepare his annual message - the is
or for any other purpose unless authorized by a" - wo
unwaranted by the Clause Of the Constitution which Pe-
vdes that the Governor sha communicate Tue l.ee!sia-
tnre every session The condition Of the Commonwealth
and recommend To their Consideration slch nc
may deem expe5ent And that such power az ' Excl
ency claims under tie said provision Of the Consi illoi
unreasonable in ITSELF and regal in its character and "ou
JUST involve corrective duty and obligation upon !hc
Legislature provide o the reasonable expenses ii srca
agents Therefore the House of Delegates enter i sol
emn protest agans the appoinmen! o he Cor:m.ssoe:s
aforesaid and The power claimed appoint lhc' AID any
SuCu use VI tlt Dr3du seal ot lhS CoHlllohWSdi'i
Mr. EOiLING did not intend 1, attribute IL the Goyen nor
any purpose to do wrong He considered that this was
NJ. JACKSON moved 10 postpone the resolution ndef-
nitry. .
The ayes and noes were csled, anL resael-ay's 81,
| noes 81.
Sc the House refused to POSTPONE irdr.aitely.
Mr. AUGUST mogcd % lay llc resolution IN '''e '1oil'
! wEch wes agreed 10. ,r.,
= message received from tie seraie BY Nj NtSJ,
that ,ty mad passed p! incorporate the "eilsilfs
| and kaihany hai"al co.nI'ay J., ~ 1t,p
\ n.esga.r: received from the Senate ~ ~ iiok
NE t!,a, they had passed 5I 10 ccie 10 lAe United
States certain lands IN iio3 is.ani.
EyPLASAr!iN Gy TnE sPEAffE
The Speaker c-Sel Ia; rde ,sacc c. ,t iods. 10 ri"c
brief explanation 81 The proceedings In lila HOUSE l,si
evening upon the bill posi2ong he state t!s'I'i' e
Chn:r does no colapla:. OF any ancladyCso.s np" ~
con:at out of tic House but; aasinus deserve lc
wouid highly cherish The good opinions and esteem oil >e'
eun, 6egs say ;at the question before the house wa m
concuung with the Senate in their Amendment; Ihs a' nd
had been read; the question ppoa concr'ns hnd 'Iri
propounded and he previous question had been dcmsnied
and ordered 5y majority Of tie t.'sf The n'anual enc les
nc right 10 ,.in50r 10 aFc Tie paper go. Upon " |ich
he is called upon lot Tia a. is G.,iia.d, irr
objected cnes'on must Ne pm" - is line tn: ie
second reading TIE Amendment called tr re Ci
stated that i: objected H. 1t could only te reai by 2fsr
Of The House Load demands or he question isir .a-:"ns
parts of the Hall heard This call necessarily re"!:oG
the main question a!t .GGs1cn T. III .csa n.
lection to the readings aud vas :" rc:ar1ec No n'eiae
asae! that tie qnc,,ioa dfcn tie reading s, ,, on; TO he
House and he cS proceeded r.. tie cali o The yeas
rays L Ike Chair crTe. ~ al il was IA net :og the question
without E.a3n request ot az; r:ecr So.ac IL N
Chair conctfacJ " ;r!t no particular ,ecst IN tic Iii
flc had voted acaiGt the bill .: hs Hcas. and considering
the yesterday a"oine comparison only between Tie
amendment o. lie Senate and The bill Gi the House. and
crriEc the former the :ir vo:cd Tor i. During The enr
session whenever apy member has called ar The itada nt
any paper, III; chair las ine,:osea ." objection :" :ii-
Guilty, but has Invariably orlclcd the ec - L. rad,
aa3 would have done Yesterday, lCt for :c c.oc
ton which made. Tie thar has desired u
sought 10 a5tge lc :eest indulgence c.a;;enen
this hc thnks will b@ conceded. - the previous u
oa speaker n::tcr aided, thar he had voted f is
application during the session. The majority a" Tie Housr
alone oTe. H. II thus ose-ca in Eis case ana il
might well bc ql,stsntd when the House orders the m,n
question 10 be noN nt whether anything be permitted 10
prevent The speetes execution of order unless c
read the oDosion for the Information OF al the members.
31r. HAYS confirmed the Speakers statement
The House took cH;il four O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SPEAKER resumed his sea o'clock.
Various bills read second time ard ordered be
engrossei.
W. FERGUSON moved suspend the rules TO econ-'
or ta= vc5y watch the I'll! releasing George iicr fon
The payment Of nc rcjected which motion dcci
dtd in TIE affirmative.
The !l VIZ ..!eI passed.
\ bill 70 iacorI,sac Savings Bank ct Boyd,on,
amended on mction q Nr ToMllN, incotpoIa;s
similar institution n, ;,eus in King w'''' - 'i'
as nnicndei was nldarci tp bcSngIesser ,y,,
On motion Of Nj. S1OyALf r4 -" ,c ,,,., =, B.,;r,,r.