Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25

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1t tour hours. am willing if it will suit The conve
n"ncr of the Convention To sit from 10 until olan,
hut am sa'i>hcd-and every gentleman must concur =
the same vicw-ih.i the Conyention cannot be rrev.I
pon To slt more il'ai i"' five hour. a, mas, If ~
'e,=i'i Beng satisfied with that. think we should
i"Id an evening session. and the only question will m
Is whether We shall meet al four az seven o'clock l.
the Convention there Is this other question whether
Snail hay. two speeches day A. we bav. ors
III We have not had more than lav on an ov.r.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Richmond. At some future period n,
the session Of the Convention hope to be ndrl,.J "
,aying something upon the question now under .L,
in the committee Of the whole. But when max. H. !,
effort there is At least subject which, shall NOT ~
rt;aa IL correct for the malay under which he SCENE
really to be- aIorng is past control. The disease In,
seized upon him with su:ch n:etrracy o rrquir,
more skilul piy,rian than should prove to cralie,
! il. think that nv friend from Accoilac is past sae
At which the doctor can help him. And while haI.
hopes in other Respects in regard to the gentleman II
kanawha (Mr SMrn) who, by the by. is nv patis,
ami although he c.cLeweI all mixtures ye.teri,
laughter We; | am not Very that mixture i, M,
working powerful change upon hii, aud bringing
him over 10 the mixed basis. have hope III him m
That respect. f"r the going ~ from day today
have ~ feelings ol regret tor what that gentleman
'a on YESTERDAY. like hi- boness, his fiat. footed
r''n"-- aud lre and bye he may find talk 4
it;i'r like hi. Not /" separate Us laughter bu; -
make the friendship enduring on. believe tina, :.
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good old commonwealth togcther-not upon vor bs.
but upon one which believe the west. o great ro,
ton of il, viii approve Somuch for that matter I'll.
real question before is how We appropr. !.
time have best Ia sub,cryc the interest Of The publ,
who hav. cnit!cd their great interests IL IT, am
prepared I" come here and remain four hours from TEN
na;l! two That lcngla at time Dedicated 10 the public
service, ri sitting, with The nin fixed upon cyery
thing Whirh he said az dom" i, long enough nm
sroai',-' old ilar and feel the effects OF much lah
.pl,-1 I,.
physical 81 intellectual powers been organized that
could direct them entirely t" mental labor for period
"l more than iorr hours ut time. Let then take
recess from iw" uill four Let make the experiment
aud after We have come here and remained until tw
light let then adjourn and go home to the reflection
a:d consideration 81 what has past during the iav AMI
not IL tho gaming table to indulge in bad face VIII.
key.
ai sure that the constituency which sent me- her.
will la satisfied with that: ! protest against comm,
here a; nshineeting III and remaining her, On
I'll IL. II, or |. o'clock before retiring. Ms habit gen.
rally speaking l. Ia e mp the sun give. m.
light. and therefore do not desire to he forced IL r,n,ao
here unlil or T. O'Clock put the question 10 every
man here, young or old, if from Ia until > and from
until i'm I'LL making session of I hours-vo,ld M,
satisfy the expectations of everybody | hope. ther.
lore tina, the motion 10 post pone indefinitely NAV M,
now prevail. but that We shall agree la hold c,,;,.
sessions. We can meet At 10 o'clock, adjourn At ,ni
nee. AGAIN n !.
VT " lHf" nave @oi hui one Remark l., inak, IN
my .,irnl from Richmond lie saws that h,y. a.,
bal di-ras". ii" not know what il is, | am moi cam
riou. 81 il. Eut am very glal to learn tha h.. j. r
10 H.. called in. II left alone may possibly die h,t
fall n'" the hands .; That doctor am SUR, Ia IN.
Laughter
The question was then taken on the motion f., ma,
p"nc indefinitely the resolution, and the result w,.~
YEA. ~ nays O., a. follows:
lr,s-NIcssr>. John Y. Mason pres;d.n, po,,.
Byrd Of Frederick. Chapman, Chiffon, Cox, Edward,
Fisher, Faqua. Garland. Goole Hopkins J,nc, I.,.l
81, Lvou~. Meredith, Miller, Petty Price, Riycs scnu
Of Fluqurr, So m"nr. shell. S,rif.y smith Of KIM,
wha. Sontia Summers. Taylor lrc,iwav. Van Vim
klc Wallace Waits Of Norfolk county Watts OF Roam
nk.--lc;- -.
NAi>.--Aarrson Armstrong. Banks Barbour Bird
al Shenandoah. Bland Blue, Bocock. Bow-s Brown
Burgess, Camden. Capcrton Cater If Russell Carter ii
Lord"nn ChanLes, Claiborne. Conway. Cook pay.
Dencalc, Douglas, Falmund- Faulkner Flood FnIku
son. iuz, Galy. VI. Garnet, Hall Till lloec Hunter
Jacob johnson, kenny. ki..or- kncfc Leak. Iig.o
.uca.. Alcinmanf, Martin 81 Marshall Martin Of Henry
Moore. Morris. Marpby %eesn icndlcon pukii~
Sc"-.n, : ott OF Caroline scott ot Richmond CIV
a:ni.h of King ~ Queen, Smith of Jackson Smith .,
Gte.nbr"T Sn"israss, SnowIen. Stephenson Stewart
oi Morsan. Stuart of Patrick, Trigg, Tuubull. VIM
field, Wsc.Nars 10.
~ the motion rejected.
III. question then receurre, upon the motion If II,
''@ciH Ia amend the amendment offered l,y Mr. C,,i
GoIaE hy striking out O'Clock and Inserting ocla.l
ta' i being had there were AYES a ard n,, H.
The PRESIDENT. II is proper tm, shonLi ,,,..
;lt ii tho condition Of the hall am me-: CERTAIN, ti,,
counted correctly.
Mr. WISE. cnll for the yeas aud NAYS
The yeas and uavs ordere,
The question then taken, and the re,uIt wa;-
Yeas H. nays 40, a. follows:
YrAS-Messrs. Andersen Armstrong ii,pk. na,b,,,r
Eir"f Shenandoah. Bland Bow!e- Hraxion Brown Bur.
@"ss, Gampde. Carter al Loudonn Conway Cook DIM.
douglas. EJmuna-. Fukerson Fultz Fuqia ~ Garn,tt
iall. hi.orr LcaEe Lucas Martin Of Marshall, Mar,
TN Of Eeory, Murphy PukiuS, Riyc- Scopgin, sr.,t
OF Caroline, scott Of Fanquier, Scott Of Richmond CIV
Shell. Sloan, Smith Of jackson Smith Of t;r.cpLi,
S'>''i stewart "i Morgan, Stca;ut oi Patrick Tay,
lnshh!l, Wallace. Walts oi Roanoke wi.,ieLl. IL
NAYs-Nc:s: John Y. Mason tPrcst1 Bl. E,,.,,t.
Bo;t' Eowd.n Byrd Of !resr;ck, Caperi,n Carr, 81
h'i@sel. Chamber, Chapman, Chiffon Claborn. a.,
idw;'d ,;.i f"mner' Fisher, Flood Chilly GaranI
Go"ic Hill, ioge Hopkins, Hunter jacob l.hu.on
Jones' J. ehlier, hnotc, Letcher, Lyon Lyons M.ta
maat. Meredith, Miller. Moore Morris. Neeson p.,Jl
ton Pe':T. Price. seymour Shetcy Smith of Kap,wl,
smith "i King II Queen, Snodgrass South.ul. Stanarl
Stephenson. Summers Tre,!wav, Trgs Vun W;"tI.
Waltz WISE,
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The question then required On the proposition t,
meet ri o'clock.
VIZ. Byrd inoseas substitute for the rr.s,,t
re lal'n tina, II l.. standing ru. yi,h IA. Convene,
/" meet al Ia clor!, III the morning ,nl ,,,,,,
''' nn,'' o'clock III the evening. l. il N order -
make tiat motions ''''' "
The PRESIDENT II not in order =, tI- Tim.
4lr CLAIBORNE accept the substitute ny,,,,..1
ty my Trend from Frederick and will with.lr,v nv
proposition to meet al seven -.
Ny AADLkSoA. regret thn, III. gentleman In,
wilhd'A"'i his proposition. Tor ! imagine. th,, .v,y
eii!r'an here mast he satisfied that til. Cou-1u,,
noi gong L. ut Tor the length oi time pron.d with
ont " recess -hnnld like +" have the vote ,l, an
the qne-'" ii hayingan evening session a,tbnu,b il
the Cons, n"n should prefer 10 III until j chi.
would asqGi.,c. with plcasur.
III" PRESIDENT. The amendment of IN. ..cm,,
man from Franklin having been voted upon c,nn,, l..
Withdrawn without III" vote Of the Convention
Nj. LtIttltt call for the ayes and no.
M. ANDERSON. hope that nil in favor Of eyeuirr
sessions viii vote for this amcndmani, r...,vng ~
themselves tie privilege of voting for The sales.--future
Afterwards II The; desire. should like 10 gei one @,
he other and hope shall mol be defeated b, union
- those Who oppose evening Sessions m! those who
de-lr" longer session III the day
Af tLAlBfkNE. | prefer the Amendment al m.
sen;'"Htn from tr"orict Mr.. HYRpl to me-. here Al,
~ oeo'a. AMI I" 1T until / rather thar come here NJ
o'clock, and | shall therefore vote u,ain-t my own
amendment
Mr.. WISE | understand the movement. of tn. c.i,
iicnru very well Four o'clock la- been voted Down
tho. glk.