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

Se'enl"l majority asked uvors Of the Treasury. He
poAe therefore, disinleresicy -and he would say that
Virginia and he believed Southwestern Viz
' ",S" would 90 Tor The general interest Of tile whole
otcioE connection, with Underwater merely. but
i'h Tie TIDE ltse on the Chesapeake. Mr ". proceeded 10
uehaiicc proposition A. a. DEGRADATION on humanity In
ana Ienntssee, The free citizens Vi the nni-save
o1hs PORTIONS, have the rights those III the slave
uS por'lons lie should vote iur Mr.. CIaboncs prupn-
'to because wealth is pOwcr-and tie you
m"'c H. inc more dangerous ii becomes. lie wished II Diff
ae ils power lie Appealed TO gentlemen pause before
i Inflicted his great wrong 10 degrade his constituents.
LErclIEa nao ANNOUNCED that ii The mixed basis priaci
pis be adopted he should carrying IL family. He
oad therefore, vote for Mr.. Bolts proruslo: ana against
Mr. Cilihorne's
should carry their principle in the strongest FORM If
nus people are 10 be degraded ne wanted the dollar be- their
Ahs anu God IN 'irSniahe wanted tyranny be
ccN'Iaed, the more rcad.iy 10 excite its overthrow. He
would satisfy the greedy avarice for pOwcr in the city
nciond and should therefore, for Mr. Bolts propo
Mr. STRArGnAS further explained his reasons for sustain
M. the restriction cities.
The question being Mr. Bolts amendment il was
los. ayes ~ noes 81, as follows:
AYEs-AieSsrs. Anderson Camden CAMERON D. Carter
y A. Carter Conway, Davis, Fisher Fulkcrson Gally
unier, Jacob knotc, Leche:, Lucas cCulas Meredith
pcndleon Price, Seymour Snod rass Sno,.den Stanard
teld-29
NoEs-Messrs. Mason (prcs.dcn) Armstrong, Arthur
i'ahEs Barbour, Rtue, BInd Blue, Bowes Rraxon Bur-
%ess, Richard F.. Byrd, Carc Chambers Chambiss Chap
man. Chiffon, Claiborne, Cox Eduunds Edwards Fcrgl
W", Muy, fiood, tloyt FultZ FuIaa Garland NJ L. Il.
Garnctt MuScnc Garncu, Gouie Hall. Hlys Hill, Hop
Kns, Janney Jasper Johnson kcnncy KIcorc casc Ii
9on Lynch, Lyons William Martin bIIc Moore Morris
hufPhy, Neeson, Newman Randolph Ridley, Rves Saun-
LET'S Scossn, +. w. Scott. Robert T.. Scott X. q. Scott,
smell Sloan, i. Z. Smith, b. n. Smith, James Smith, 10.
seph Smith. ". Smith, Son'ha Stephenson J. F. Stewart
Stianghnn, A. Stuart Tate Taylor lrcdway Tunis Turn
hu Wallace, Samuel Waits Whtte Wiley S. C.. v iJns
Wise, and Wuoliok-S2
Mr. ScuTT Of F. said he should vote now TO give represen
tnon TO cities according 10 The basis that shall be adopcd-
ne should at another time provide restrictions Tor fu
tuIe cases which mag arise.
The proposition of Mr.. Claiborne was then rejected ayes
So noes IS fnlipws
AYES Messrs. Armstrong, Binnd Blue r. F.. Byrd CAM
den, Cuilc, Chapman Claiborne Ferguson, Floyd Futz.
NJ Garnet, Fall, Hays HoGe, Hopkins, Johnson Kcnney
kilgore, McCamant, Vim. Martin, Miller Moore Murphy
Necson, Newman Sloan, VIM. Smith, Stephenson Jas T..
Stewart, Straughan, A. Stewart Tate, Wiley, $. G. VII!
ams Wise-36.
NoEs-Mcssrs. Mason (presiden) Anderson, Arthur,
banks, Barbour Beae, Huwlcs, raXion, Burgess, Ca
Perton, D. Carter, A. Garter Chambers Chamblss, Chill
Ion, Conway, Cox, Davis Douglas, EdmunIa, Edwards,
Flnney Fisher, Flood Fnlkrrsnn, Fnqua, Galley, Garland
~ t. IL. Gnrnett Gorde Hill, Hunter, Janney, Jasper,
kn"e cake, LeIchcr Lyon, Lucas Lynch, Lyons MEGA
mas, Meredith Morris, Pend on Price, Randolph Rid
ley, Rvcs, Saunders, Scoggn, r. w. Scott r. J.. Scott
X. G. Scott Seymour, She'll Il. II. Smith, James Smith,
Joseph Smith, Snodgrass Sou,hall Slatard, S,gotncr
Summers Taylor, Treiway, Iigg ruais, Turnbui, Van
Wrinkle, Wallace, S. Waits, White White, Wnged, Wool
folks.
Mr.. CLAIBORNE, then moved thai the committee rise
able hun tomorrow to move amendment to proposition
The committee and the Convention adjourned