Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
TUESDAY MORNING., MAY l:s. 1851.

St'h'enal majority, nskcd lavors Of The Treasury. II.
,poAe therefore, dsincresey y-and he would say la
:o-wescrn Virginia, ana he believed South western Viz
! ALSO would 20 for the general interest of tie whv
oG'te-ior connection, with Underwater merely, bu
WIN Inc tide Itself on thu Chesapeake Mr. W. proceeded tt
proposition a, as degradation on humanity. lE
AuncRy and Tcnncsaee the free citizens Of the nnr-slavc
loian4 portions have the rights those in the slave
holding portions He should vote iur Mr. Claibo.nes PROMO
sum- because wealth s Powcr-nnd tie You
,rhc the mere dangerous becomes. he wished diff
!se 'iS power lie appealed 10 Gentlemen pause, before
IN. ilict thlS great wrong, 10 degrade his constituents
W. LETcER mad ANNOUNCED that the mixed basis princ
pe Dc adopted, he should for carrying IL fairly. lit
sload therefore, vote for Mr. Bolts propositions ana a,ans
Mr. Caihoric's.
hl GALLY desired that the friends of the mixed basis
should carry ont their principle in the strongest FORM
ms people are 10 ne degraded he wanted the dollar be he
Ah4 hhu nd III lr"lnlahe wanted the tyranny tD be-
cEh:'ed the more readily 10 excite its overthrow Ht
would satisfy the greedy avaFicc for power in the city
Richmond, and should therefore, for Mr. Bolts propo
position.
Mr. SrnAueRAS further explained his sustain
ns the restriction cities.
| lie question being Mr.. Bolts amendment il was
los: ayes ~, noes So as follows:
AfEs-aessrs Anderson, Camden, Cape:ion, d. Carter
T.; A. Carter, Conway, Davis Fisher Fukcrson GaIly
lunier Jacob knoe LetcheT Lucas McCanas, Meredith,
pendelon, Price Seymour snod rass Sno,:en 5tanard
tield-29
Nors-NIcssrs Mason president Armstrong, Arthur.
gss Richard F. Byrd Garlic Chambers Cham5iss Chap
man. Chiffon Claiborne Cox. Edmunds Edwards, Fcrgu
r.. ! "H "i'H, uI'ihi S,a"hu, H. H.
.arnet Muscoc Garnet, Goole, Hall Hays, Hill, Hop
Rihs Janney Jasper Johnson, krnncy Kigore, IcasG Lii
9nn Lynch Lyons. William Martin, Miller, Moore, Morris
liphy, Necson, Newman Randolph i,idey Rivcs Saun-
.!nFS, scoesin, r. W. Scott. Robert f. Scott, T. c. Scott
shell Sioan ~ r. Smith, b. f. Smith! James Smith, Jo.
seph smith, y" Smith. Soullal Stenhcnson j. f. Stewart
Slanghnn A. Stuart, Tate, Taylor Tredway Tuns Turn.
EIii Wallace Samuel Waits Whtte Wiley S. c. Williams
Wise and WoooIk-S2
Mr. ScnTT Of f. said lie should give cpcsen-
n'on to cities according the basis that shall Adopted
he should another time provide restrictions
tuIe cases which niay arise.
The proposiion Of Mr. Claiborne was then rejected ayes
81, noes Is, follows:
AyEs-Messrs. Armstrong, Band Blue r. F.. Byrd Cam
deI CaIie Chapman, Claiborne, Ferguson Floyd Fultz
NJ Garnc Hail. Hays, Hnsc, Hopkins, Johnson krnney
hilgoFe McCamart Wm Martin, Miller, Moore, Murphy
Nees"n, Newman, Sloan, VIM Smith, Stephenson Jas. f.
stewart S,ralsan, 4. Stewart, Tale Wiley, $. G. Viii
lianls, Wse-36
NoEs-Messrs. Mason (Prcsdent,) Anderson Arthur
banSs, Barbour, Bealr, Bnwles Braxton Burgess, Ca
neron d Carter, j. a. Carter Chambers Chanbss, Chill
ton, Conway, Coz, Davis. Douglas EdmunLs Edwards
Kinney Fisher Flood, Fnkrrsn Fuqua Galley Garland
~ K. H. Gurnelt, Gonde, Hill, Hunter Janney Jasper
hn"le Lcake Lechcr, Ligon Lucas, Lynch Lyons MEGA
mas, Meredith, Morris Pendleton, Price Randolph Rid.
ley, tlyes Saunders, ScoGgin +. W. Scott, r. +. Scott
r. c. Scout, Seymour, Shell, b. II. Smith, James Smith,
Joseph Smith, Snodgrass, SOuha, Stanard, St:othcr,
Summers Taylor, IreIway rrigg, ruas TnrnbuI', Van
Wrinkle, Wallace S. Watts White, Whle Wingiield Wool
fok.-75.
Mr. CLAIBORNE, then moved tina the committee rise
able him omorro" To move amendment 10 proposition 4.
The cUmfniilce and the Convention adjourned.