Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
NUMBER 80.

,lon looked him like preudginc tho case He was
unwilling to csnsure In advance any officers in the employ
ment Of the State l. their conduct required scrutiny and
examination he suggested that committee of investigation
oe appointed
fed that whatever mlsmanagement existed it not the
fault Of the Board of Directors. He (Mr F) had been
raised mechanic himself and from the result OF personal
examination he had given the 1nstith uon ho was satisfied
faul, was 10 be found in the fac, that practical
cancs its head He thought the proper
was tos app@olnnea. @ of an investigating committee
Mr. FLOCRNOY had no objection provided he was rot
placed the committee If lie put upon IT, he could
not Mr. F. stated that he had never been in the Pen
tenary
Mr. KILBY suggested ha, 1t was too late in the session
10 make the proper investigation in time for the House act
upon It,
The motion was carried BY decided majority.
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read 'rd time aai
passed:
bill amending the passed March l2 1850 incorpora
ting the Fairlnonl and Puiatine Bridge company;
bill amending act passed Feb. ID 1880 for coItinu-
ing the Beverly and Fairncnt r0aG-ayes 81, noes "a.
bill aa;hcsne additional Slate subscription - the
stock Of the Red and Blue Suphsr Springs TurnoAe Com.
pany.
bill! Incorporating the Jacksonville and Cbretl1nsoarg
Turnpike company-aycs 49, noes So
4 motion made that the House adjourn, end upon
this the ayes and ordered pending whh Tie hou
having arrived The House ook daily recess and the
bers hsstered win aacrty to the!r dinners.
EVENING SESSION.
When the hour for the arrived proportion
pending House should adjourn, and upon :lat tbs
ayes and had been ordered The first thing therefore
ORDER the calling of the roll upon that notion which
decided in the negative BY the following yoo-ayes9
noes 5O-(no quorum voting.)
When the Clerk commenced calling the roll there were
than Is members present. bu; they dropping
in until SO had arrived
motion was again made by Mr. cox ,hst the House adj
ourn, and the ayes and being ordered oy Mr DOR
MAN, the motion decided in the negatiye-ayes coes
o.
Mr. cox then offered the following resolution:
hiS pIi1 infilS Oic
Tonight
If the House resolved upon chds play, they ought at
least 10 play properly.
The resolution laid upon the table.
TIE LATE JUDGE
MrHAYS called cf House 20 the fact ths.
Judge Brooke lad lately died. and the official announcement
Of his death had made by the Executive. ut vas
coed TO election of The friends Of one 81
judges oil the General Court designed to PAT hin N
)mnavu aaL he lived at sonc distance rom Rich
mond it desirable that the election should te gone into
Gt once.
81, CRGTCHFlELD explained why ths Official
noancemea had no, been a,e, and said that would
be.
No further action was h1i upon the subject.
Enrolled.
Mr. NEWMAN reported certain bills correctly enrolled.
APPROPRIATION
messages received from the Senate that IL had passed
is BILL with ,ring amendment, which was concred In
by tho House.
bill suhosng tho construction OF certain branches "t
the junction Valley Turnpike and increase OF the capital
stock by private eubsctipton
!. bill sutnorising tha Kenpsvillc Canal Company TO In
crease their capital stock, anl FOR other purposes.
RICHMOND FaE2EsIcK6rRa RaiLsokD.
The bill gcnluishng the Gcp due ire Snit BY TINS com
pany Of S33Ggo ives advocated by Messrs GOA ana AZ.
GUST, and opposed Ly Messs. fERBf, SToFALL and
BOILING and motion Of the uttcr was indefinitely post-
poned
On motion Of Mr.. TALIAFERRo the House adjourned.