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

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Sen ATE.

,,u,rc. II i,!s received from the House Of nolecatea
.ep'. al md larsrd 10 appropriate committees
VARIOUS reposts .goe made by the Standing Committee
e.. rns,s proceeded the consideration Q; Tile oil 10
ne consruc',r .; a Railroad 10 tie Ohio tiver
/ Nr DENEALi: addressed the Serae in reply 10 TIE &c
maks :ar gentleman from Can,oe.!a" and n support q:
I IL au.:Gca.,al. -. .
III, al, -:iel bsln ;ho reeomr,n.cnt .: h' til! With
certain nsIruc,ias proposed by the gentleman nom Am
ao--t NJ IHOIi Is proposed other Instructions IN tcit.on
increasing The capital stock OF the Orange and 'tXan'
Mr JOHNSTON moved the previous question, whrh WAS
susicin.d
The bill and amendments recommits. by the !oi'w'
ayrs-Me..r. Dennis, (Speassrl Thompson OF A., Her.
ner Cauinson Pir., Snackellord French staaard Dc
/ nsal, Edmiston, Thomas West, Amber and Ward-l4.
Nor.-ilessrs Rivc. Woods. Tribe Daniel IsboI opie,
Cata Turner Cowan Cu:np, Thompson OF d. and Ca'ett
The resolution proposing 90 into election Of Govern
Mr. MOODS offered the following substitute
Resolved That Tie next session the General Assembly
shat, commence the first Monday in December instead
ii the time provided by law.
sir SHACKELFORD opposed tho resolution, for the
rcasen that he vas unwilling. 10 aIl
mad been p.-sed:
A~5lbhErL moYed tho previous quea'ion, which was
sue.5;nsd Thr amendment va. adopted
H. KINNEY snoyut 10 lay the oll and amendment an
r"r ,,iog ,ras ;scns.ad by Msssrs KINNEY, CAR
Lite r!Yi.S 5aaCKELF0tD and TURNER
IL ,ASiji.E asked mat come member would move
i,u of TIE adopting the substitute, in order
nat ne s tc allowed 10 record his vote against IT, as
bad been adopted Wien hS attention "'S ''''eu VIZ $50
;.nae agreed rccru'id"f.
Mr SiIACKELfOiiD moved the indefinite postpone
msnt o! the resolution and amendment
SIR DENEALE addressed the Senate IN opposition 70
t. .,ltin ho contcnted that the legislature ian the
,,nc right u - The election 81 an United states ''i
tor or 10 v u the congressional districts as ey No" III"
Mr. HryEs attended 20 vote against The amendment i
v,s s,hr,, vc!y disyea iiom tha; which he had been
Mr. THOMPSON Of A addressed the Senate in opposi
ion to tne otoa and IN FAVOR OF ne adoption oi the res
~ II;s, nj
Sir StlACKELfo6D withdrew lis mo'ion
Mr. CARL lie considered il question ri more npor-
,nce tn.n eti.i.i.n scediea 10 attach tot The conn
enay nq arise that inc Convention nleh' no, agree on
,n. iror ar they DID, It might not be ratified oy ne
,eJa. might b. without Governor Tor '"e'Ve
month"; l. there would b" heavier responsibility rect
nq "a the senate io !tsif action than they wera prepared
10 be,r liz hi expected here would be an election to-day
and y. ready To % ino IT, 80
mated in the while the tine 10y hndins s elections
apr..! BIZ, sent from tle House had ocrn chan
t IN IN .,,i.r Il -, tie for tn" meeting 70. nc Logs
nm, "a 5,., ~. neuct disiant period lie
f.rre. 10 IL. rade: wich The 'i WIS passed
H. also alluded uc ac the member from "elte't ai
tire ;he hi was Gntr' c"'silcra'9n o'osst 'he
amendment cn,n.e the tne u The mating 81 inc Logs
art tr believed i nor" o.hps"u' "l' o'eh
gwen :; tat Of the . u woai no. nave BE- aiop-
led lIe DOUBTED the sight Of This Legislature y 20 INTO the
election Governor ind as ais 1e'y ma aeen brought
ABOUT BY the VI Inc >chat he thought ost 10 aao
Mr. VEST vac s,r:y ;Ney haa gotten into iIs difficulty
and thpu,h yGu' nsfSa lac ah'cipnt' u; 'o' 81 NC
ne III! li up IL; posaoniag me elections nc had pro-
posed strike ,h., potion "hich POSTPONED e meet
ng ,hc Cisneai Assembly i ns no." eVlrn, ina, they
had erred lie cGnentci ia, ms WAS 'e NOT hashc'pus
,;u =, % into IA. II roa Gnere grca; question
,,, 40 asio, in The cation TIM, ougt: IL ;. deci
before this elceton ean" aso Ii" c'ntsniea 'a. the
No upe aid not expect Their p"ent retsenhses 10 vote on
,b,. orcs,, 50 ae vi ths, had other nj E1mc whom
,hev Yissd - vote IT, although lie Ut all times ict
m ,,p t. IN cuna upon ilo patience ot the S.nte yet
49, -.,,ei ~, he had urgeatlr Jgrs=-t his
,;n, ;, ,;, o portion o! the BIZ when II be-
e" ~, Ssar,; a. the gentleman from Richmond had sid
\ Dppn ftaai "a DrI have kae
~, lie li oil lie couii 10 eject that Object; him.
i aai diners n'a 'otei :I IT; ont the een'l.ma'
,,, ,chn,n! did o;- lie said The Senate had brought
bia ,y - hcir o.n action, and he appealed
Sr,,- - come ID. Ike and ectify their 81
- ne .1cors.nierce tha:t?s net woni pose
- a. V.,o.a Ie1iErs %, a5'i nc cortencJ. nat = was
,,i, , - e,cutU, ;ne ytruanry ot Inc .lIa;y row
il tee ssa'1n .: tic S,a'e.fo, ho IA, TIN;
,cr could NJ; leave home n, The tine a The meeting oi the
r3isl,.ure AMI return In time make their croas.
~ Ssra,e v1s further addressed su:ee, 81 Mcssrs
pETEiLE CARLiLE1nd sHAcKF "DRC.
Tie ares;.rn aens the substitute REACTED 10y
''. - = e Dsna'. (sposfcr.j '.,s'- iras'. t:a:-
.t,. . .,ara .eil, IHrEt, ~t1rsd, Hare !}"-
..ssyo o. o., ce'!e ..n.yi-s, L."ep ga ''ss.--
- I,r.es>f.. R:ves Tribe Thomrson Of A.. Kinney,
cri. o,ne i.bal On;s Tate. frenoh, EtD.ist1n, Cow
An. Crump Iiloa:s ani WaTt-l5.
Nr sJACEEnFoRD said - he wa not prepare! 10 70
into election Vi Govener liz ~oG. noSe me !a2es1te
acsi?one..a:.. O. ;:e :ssoiHtion-
Ts ga.s,a Sciae te nien,e posipoEsineat, il was
de-. aeG q j,y :t.Fatve--sge- =, noes ".
mr. DEHf.ALE aoyed 10 strike ou, "ihnrs1aY 29;a,
asi inset Saturday I'D"
Ths motor. Yo= lost-ayes il, noes IL.
Mr.. siACKELFoRD moved 10 s.riss cut 10Th and IT.
me .!s:.
. The sn,4nd.ner; a!optad-ayeo IS. noes Il
Mr sHACKELFoRD moved the indefinite postponenen
. o! tbs resolution amended
The motion decided in The negatyc-ayesS noss 70