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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

OHlO-The Ohio Statesman says I'VE Jud@e nat
Govrrn,r Wood must have over TWENTY THOUSAND
MAJORITY that the whole democratic State Ticket Is
elected by urgc mao rites, except those o The supreme
Judges AMI they by very Respectable maorcs over Inc co
binrd oteof the wings and free sollcrs
The paper correcting its previous returns io mem
bes of tie Legislature in particulars gives The na
| reSuIt allows.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
OPERA TONIGHT.

Tonight, the beautiful Opera of Puran will be per
formed The bsht-eyed and delica,ely graceful Boso vii
play the heroine She has Of the sweetest and purcs
voices have listened oit is like tie music of rir
uiet dancing the pebbles in It's bed Marn and Bene
ventano splendid singers also appear in the OPERA
Mans rich and powerful bass is the best have heard
the great Lablache The famous Liberty Due, be-
himself and, Bencven,ano is hrllingly grand and il
the audience tonight are excited with trumpet we
shall be greatly disappointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
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THE MEETING TO-SIGHT.

The Democratic Association of Richmond al s las, meet
ing adjourned until tonight, when they will meet at
the Union Temperance Hail. at hall past o'clock. We
hope there will be full attendance and that every Demo-
who has enrolled his Of the members,
will forward and do At the last meeting were
graicd many faces coming forward, and old
men and young contributing to sustain the cherished
principles Of Democracy The Association is composed Of
the bone and sinew of the party We hope friends in
other parts Of the State will organize themselves ani pre-
pare for the contest in December, which is rapidly APP
preaching.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

For the Enquirer.
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE IN ACCoMAC.
Bayly-Cour House LIS, Mapps CO. GuiltOrd b2' Bios,
oms 60 pungotcague &c. Chingneague lsland supposeu
80. Andcrson-Cour, House pungocague ,, other pre-
cincts D. ~.
The above statement of the Congressional vote In TINS
county not entirely accurate but appoxiuacs very near
" 10 it. The final and official returns will not am sails
fed vary the result Of the above statement hltcen Voes
As Judge Bayly had only nominal OPPOSITE he Is nqnes
onably elected in this district The vote Is very thn one
As there wa. no other hun nominal opposition his friends
did not deem il important to the polls Had tnere
been full turn out would have received from eight nun
bred 10 thousand in the county The political course
of this gentleman been onward and upward SINCE
his first entrance into political lilo He has now acquired
high and national reputation and there seems 10 be pretty
general concurrence opinion that ne will be IGNORED win
the Spcukcrshp the approaching session OF Congress
The West has had her Davis-thc North her Hlnhrop-te
South her glorious Cobb-may not the Middle States now,
with great force claim the SpeakeEship for our Byly Let
the DEMOCRATIC press OF Virginia put forward his claims,
and his election Is sure. iCCoMaC.
The vote on the Constitution is small but almost unanl-
mously in favor Of its ratification. OCTOBER %, lool
To the Editors of the Enquirer
BATH c. r., Der. 9th, 1851.
Gen.men-Beow give you the vote in Bath county ::
For the amended Constitution lG0
For rc.:Ipg the amended Constitution,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

The VIRGINIA CONFERENCE of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South commenced its session in Alexandria, Fa On
Thursday. About hundred and fifty ministers
pecled TO be present and Bishop Andrew preside
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

n,,r. n,,ioritv 1913 in Madison.
prs vote in This county is the as that Tor James
K pax The vote for the Constitution is lo' ana iio
against IT,
To HE Editors Of the Enquirer: a. -,
HILLsvILLE, CARROLL CouSTY, Ger. %, 1911.
c,,,man send Won statement of the election IN this
county so far heard from. Carroll elected 10 Inc Rouse
of Dtleyates-and McMuen has no opposition Tor Con
For the New Constitution. Against IT.
Hisville, -.
Carrofs lo7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

HENRICO COUNTY.-The Democratic voters
The county of Henrco requested 10 meet at their Cour
House on Monday, the Sd day of November 10 consider III
popriety of appointing delegates 10 the Senatorial Dstrlc
Convention, TO be held in the city of Richmond Tho ST.
OF November Delegates for that purpose have already bee
appointed from the county of Hanover.
SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
Henrico, Oct. so, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
The Washington Telegraph gives the annexed important

The Washington Telegraph gives the annexed important
informalion:-
An order has Been issued by the British Admiralty ia
suclng n,Aacr oi their naval vessels 10 cruise along
the Southern o the United States aud capture all
American vessels which they have believe
tined Cuba with hostile intentions. This order no,c
in this city, and knowledge Of its formed the basis
the letter Of Mr. Crit,endcn the British Minister and
believe similar order issued BY the French government
called for like letter that government through its repre-
sentative We feed starving subjects of Great
Britain but do need the services of her Navy police
force coast, and will permit IT,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31


Official Action iii regard TO Syracuse Outrage.
The Republic publishes the following copy Of the letter
addressed by r Crcndcn to the district attorney Of Nor
thern New York. the receipt Of intelligence Of the
of a fugitive slave by a Syracuse mob
DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON, Der. 6, 1851.
Sir:-1hc President has learned from the newspapers,
with the deepest regret that dsgraccul outrage has
~ been committed by lawrss mob who have by force
cued fugitive from labor from the custody Of the
shall thereby resisting the execution OF legal process and
setting the law defiance. He hopes that the state
mcus respecting the exaggerated, espc
cialy it took place nj your residence. and no
communication upon the subject has been received from YOU
But whatever may have been the extent Of the outrage he
expects that Efforts will be spared, your part and
that Of the MARSHAL To bring the guilty offenders to justice
The supremacy of the laws be maintained al every
and any sacrifice Men whose duty it is 10
them, must be protected and sustained in the dis
charge oil that duty.
doubt that the great majority of your citizens
luva the Constitution and that they will aid the proper
officers in bringing justice those who have wantonly
and wckrdy violated the sacred duty of citizen,
free Republic, by setting example which, if followed,
endanger The life of every officer charged with the
cution of the laws.
/ am. sir, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
(Signcd) J. J. CRlrrENDEN, Acting Secretary.
To James r. Lawrence Esq, Attorney Of the United
States for the Northern District of New York, Syracuse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
Majority for the amended Constitution

The for representative in Congress was unanimous
for the hon. Henry A. Edmundson, who had no opposition
james Brown, Esq., Democrat, was elected Delegate 10
the General Assembly under the old Constitution.
1t will be that the vote is very meagre one Incre
being opposition in The county c0ngreSsona! election"
the looking upon the ratification ol the amended Con-
sution Thing settled did 60 To the polls The ~
berno:a canvass will be commenced in earnest. The
vote 50 ir as obser yalion will enable me to Judge WI"
be strictly party Both parties are preparing Tor the
6nhf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

Two precncs TO hear from, which will increase the MA
oritv in favor of the new Constitution to about 6O0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

a. OTlCE.-Al persons haSins Claims a:di7I NV ~, =,
Rcar! Adams will please present them ~ nc
Tor ali Indebted The estate
forward aud Settle desirable 10 "i'i Hi ne =
soon i,IssI5.. JOHN g. VILLA Ms a''pfnt! w -
Or. 3l--iHacii For Mar. 4. P"I" ADM u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

Rosr. L. Mos7AGuE' Secretaries.
WM. s BLAcKBuRS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

III, Democratic Association OF l"e .', ,,,o.
rv.ry Democrat is invited 10 attend.
n,oratsr IN animated AMI important contest IS near AZ
~ mr., in This struggle il is expected that every "a VIII
lis drvr Come then the meeting tonight anu is' us
show b. our zeal and energy, that the Democracy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

tI:;., ~ EDTE".-Ne believe l. - no. gen ~ :!
u urt he cIZens, that 81 pay. Tor tT
Flag Of Our LHo I"ufief s.
Meals Gazette AIhu Gazette, and the Il UT tate american ne"s
for when paid advance; Glea0ns pfd"i"= NOUN
CIniIIanlun. IL %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
WILL SOON CLOSE.

Az ILL III SOLD an TIL RSDAh. November ilH
~ residence =" the late uun u.ict. rccli.
Chesterfield! a. OF The peratc property bet"nslns the estate
Consisting ~ stock "i ilHscs Cows, sheep Hos y"k" 81 ynu
Oxen cops o: Corn. GAS aud Fodder household FnItnr~
y u. a. ic the the wi! b.
arr. GU, for the balance OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
,T,ORaCco MOULD. WHEAT

y T'HRESffNfi'HACH MD dGRE
cultural fnplemtat Man4fJciorg; Mum Street, { a
far doors btdow he Fca,ptita Ho'aD Lg,ctbug
Fuc,aiq. The subscrihcrs have entered into n
ropartnorship under thc st yle and dtrn Of cONANT
& WALDRON, for the purpose Of Manufacturing
IN this plnce, 50Jdcco Moaids, Ipirot THfcshmg
Machines and all kinds Of Agrtcak,Hrof IMPLEMENTS
upon tho most approved plans Their facilities for
getting Up every thing 10 the above business, j.
surpassed 10 ths scciion ef Tho cnnntry, having in
sheir employment experienced wor.neu and ti-nE
nothing btt the very best rnuforinl together with
the faetthat they practical worimen themselves.
and snpcrntend in person, all work put up IN their
hop they therefore can, with confidence, war
ant oil work done by them, not to be surpassed in
durability. ncatncss and exact performance. by
pther cstublk sment at the kind in this section Of
ountry. All orders thankfully received md
promptly attended TO- Charges rensonablc. All
want, please give usa caI
A. w CONANT,
nm T--3fn WIN WAIDRDN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22

TERMS The NtRsfsiAS IS published -cnii-
wcckly at ~ PER annutn. ~ adrssas. No subscrip-
,on i taken Tor shrer time than six months; aud
paper i Discontinued, except at tho option fthc
Prsprietnfs until IN ssrcnsgcs slali have been paid
AprURrIsgwsSrs are inserted torso cents per
square (cr less) for every form insertion, aud
- cents for every outer one. lfthe number Of In
.erfions il noted the Ms. il will be publish
cd til ordered ouf and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege ef
two squares $40; for one square s25--if inner form
s35, Every yearly advertiser viii be required to
eoafnc his advertising TO his particular line ofbrsi-
and &c be exceed tho space stipulated for he
will b. chnrgcd niably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
IRON A. BRASS FOUNDRY,

G q MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
" FACTORY.-The undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added addition
nj amount Of steam power 10 ticr establishment md
arc now prepared to execute any work IN the above
line in style not inferior To any in the State,
They keep constantly on hand. nll kinds Of Cast
ipgs, aud would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment Of i'LAlN AND FANCY
CRATES, STOVES, &c.
They offer their services foi tho rapufacture Of
all kinds Of Machinery such Horse Power, Mill
Gcaring,ASe. All kinds of PIows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements. arc kept CON
stnptly for sule. They manufacture Wheai fresh
ing Machines Of the most approved pntterns nt the
large Brick Foundry, Main Street. below the Frank
LIN Hotel J. +. g. G.. s. DIUGUID
March 3--1v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22

r. REMOVAE..--Thc subscriber, thank
G. \ ful for the liberal patronage heretofore OK
Eks9stcnded TO him. would respectfully inform
his iiends and the public generally. that he has
moved his Watch aud Jewrlry establishment to the
house one doot aboyc Mr. John kiunicrs, and op-
positS Ramtough's "Big Red H''.' whore he has
On hand n neat end wrll selected assortment of
MATCHES JND JEEELRF OF the latest
styles. All in want of articles IL his line are cnr-
ncstly requested to call and examine his stock az
NJ is determined 10 sell the most reasonable
tcrrns. good assortment OF Silver Ware constant
ly on hand, manufactured by Mr.. Henry Silver
thorn; which will be sold as low as cen he bought
elsewhere EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. h Watches. Clocks and Jowclry rcpnircd at
the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. The
highest price paid Tor old gold and silver
,noi-ts r w Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
MECHANIC ARTS.
! ATTuC SIGN or the Red Mal

HE SIUN Oh t"' ~
- viii be found handsome assortment oi
Afolcskin Hats, different styles,
Silk various qualities and styles,
Black and drab beavers, .
Slouchcs, Mexcans and Hanover,
Panama, Guaquell, Rutland braid, China
purl, Lcghorn and strnw,
BOYS and infants fancy summer Hats,
In addition 90 which have n large and well as
sorted stock of Ladies, Misses uni Infants Shoes,
of various colours styles and qualities, besides an
assortment or Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters
Also n lot of Trtrnks and Umbrellas Of No. quality
which win be sold low.
apeI-t. JACOB RrMBOuGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22

NOTICE-Thc subscribers would respectful
: ' " return their sincere thanks 10 their friends
fer the very liberal patronage bestowed on them
during the past year and asks continuance OF the
same for the present, a. ,hc Machine shop former
y owned by Diuguid & SnaPp, miles North nf
Spout Springs, APpomattcx comfy. fh'cshing
Machines Of the best material and Workmanship.
md can be had on the most Reasonable terms
fhreshefstor stationary and portable horse power
They would suggest to their friends the propriety Of
bringing in their old Machines for repairs during
,he winter months Fan Mills aud Cora Shecrs.
made on tho best AND most approved plan. liay-
Tag had an experience Of years in the business
they arc confident they con give satisfaction in both
workmanship and price. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere. PHILIP SNAPF.
apl3-Sm FRED NJ MEEkS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
TIME ron rAsn.oNs.-Tnf

- subscriber has inst received the spring style Of
seutlemcns HATS for lS5l. being the utest and
approved New York aud Philadophin style ofHArs,
so~hich he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally. 70 his large and desirable stock
Of HATS, ns they really good and beuutiiu.-
All those that are in Of the above articles viii
roasc give him call as he ia determined sel
cheap as the cheapest and upon the uccom-
inodaiing terms He devotcs his whole attention to
the Manufacturing department lIatting- from
hs long experience and close attention to business,
hebopcs TO merit good share Of the pubic patron
age. Al orders thankfully received and prompt
" attended 10. WM. SITTER.
L.lu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
QHf,E A. COCfIRaN.--1IANUFAC.


Sf21=-sa-turcr ard dealer in CoYiaees, BaroaeicS,
iiockawags, BRcgics, Harness. Sc.--Squnre below
the Franklin Hotel Main street, Lyuchhurg, Va
The subscriber feels grateful tor the very liberal
patronage extended Il him s!acc Ne commenced bu-
tincss. and would say to the public, That he Is
IN receipt ofa large assortment OF the above ari-
Nlcs, which win be sold cheap the same Tial-
ny ct work ean be bought elsewhere and brought
here Come and Judge for yourselves, We charge
nothing for looking and but little il you buy.
The subscriber is practical Cnrringc-makef, and
has had fifteen years experience in the business. and
dcvctes the whole Of his time in making up, and
selecting work Of the best quality and such as is
best adapted t. our roads AID country
The Herhets department Is under the manage
mcn' Of MIR. a. Il. Jones. superior workman from
New York, whose work will compare with any.
whether made here q elsewhere,
Repairing done at the shortcs, hotice
Feb s4--6m A. COCHRAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22

> uulI FIres gnrr. Old Cognac Brandy
do do Vintage 1905, superior
ss firc old Mad'a Wine, very superior
, Or casks surr Peri Wine
win general and well selected srnck Of Ia
aunrs in hottie. and ~ caslss-
Tar sl-'s MCDANIEL & LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
a. FOR SALE OK EsENT.~-I

MI sell o. rem, the large aud comfortable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE on the hill. lately occupied
by John /. Green The house contains eight rooms
and was built for dwelling house and retail gro
oesy, and can bc used now for that purpose. 1t is
situated on the arm Of the Salem turnpike, and is
considered good stand for a small grocery store.
for terms Apply TO the subscriber.
ma 5-im NJ. DAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22

ORNAMENTAL Cottage Eurni-
Olufe.--i am now offering some beautiful
sctts cf Enamsiled ornamental Cottage Furniturc.
The setts consist ot all necessary articles for a
chamber: French Bed stead. Dressing Bureau with
glass and boxes, enclosed Washstand Qnartrutte
Table, with drawer, A Chars and a Rocking Chair.
al finished in the very best manner Call and
sec them. rna t5-ts A WINSToN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
NIARsLE MANUFACTORY.

iNl GEORGE FAGAN & BROTHER, Scuip-
ters, MARKET Stree, Lgachbvg, Fa.-Monuncnts,
Nantes, Tombs aud Head Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops, and House Work in general, executed in
I'LL its branches in the best manner, for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-22
MISC ELEANEOUS.
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The Monk of La Trappc.
BY THE non. MRS. ERsKINE MORTON.

ADAN-tAfto tie Jall) o. why did'God.
Creator wise that pcop'ed highest heaven
With spirits masculine create d, ias.
This novelty on Garth, this fair defect
OF nature7-Parddise Lost
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Indiana Legislature.

The business of this body, thus far, has progressed
very rapidly, and the members fully impressed with
the important trust con6ded them by the people of
the State The committees have been very iudiciousy
organized and are working faithfully and zeaously
The most that has yet been done in the two Houses
is the passage of resolutions of inquiry and Instruction.
with view Of bringing the attention of the different
committees the diversified of the people of the
different sections of the State. The passage of these
resolutions however, be taken as the sense of
majority of the members OF either branch Of the Legs.
ature. They mostly resolutions of inquiry and are
permitted go before the different committees through
courtesy to the members who offer them.
Several important bills have received action in ane or
the other branches of the Legislatures among which are
the following:
bill authorizing county commissioners to approve
the bonds OF sherffs recorders, and coroners
bill authorizing clerks of circuit and masters
in chancery to issue writs of habeas corpus
bill to appoint three commissioners to revise sim
pity. and abridgc the Statute Laws of the State;
A bill to amend the revenue law
bill divide the State into Congressional Districts
bill authorizing the State Librarian TO subscribe for
all the papers printed in the State;
bill requiring county recorders to subscribe TO and
preserve file of all the papers published in their re.
spective counties;
bill compelling the Secretary of State furnish the
clerks of circuit courts with bound volume of the local
laws;
bill to provide for the election of Reporter of the
Supreme Court.
None Of these bills have yet received final action in
both Houses but have progressed rapidly it were
possible for the members to push them along II the
past be taken criterion for the future tie vor~r>
of our State will have cause regret the sclc e.,
of those who now representing them the capital
The present is emphatcaly working Legislature Just
such is required revise the laws under the
new Constitution of our State, which adopted with
such unanirniiy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Hon. Robert Dale Owen.

We clip the following just and appropriate notice OF
this gentleman from the Louisville Journal. The
article exhibits liberal spirit the part of Mr. Prem.
tice, towards political opponent which is highly com.
mendab'e
We preceive that Hon. r. D. Owen is spoken Of as
the Democratic candidate for The office Of superinen-
dent OF public instruction in Indiana. We do know
whether Mr.. Owen would be willing TO accept tie
Office, but this do know, that if he be induced
accept it the Indiana Democracy mate
more adequate a faithful and full dschage of its
duries and from whom the people would have
right to expect more valuable services.
The Office of superintendent of public instruction is
the most important Office in the State and where there
is one capable of filling it properly, there tn
who can adequael discharge gubernatoral duties. We
think that Mr.. Owen is of the few we know
whom the great business OF experimenting the public
education OF State be safely inirusted We very
much hope that he may be nominated by his parry Tor
then in the event OF the of that parts ticket
shall have the satisfaction Of knowing that the
important and responsible office in the State will he
hled by in all respects qualified to discharge IFS
dniies with thoroughness and efficiency.
The people Of Kentucky have been so fortunate to
The services of Rev. DIR. r. j. Breckenridge
superintendent of public instruction. and have derived
great advantages from his administration of the duties
of his Office. They have proved the value OF rsf-ra,e
man in that position. II the Democracy of Indiana
place Mr.. Owen in that office in their State, shall
regard his election the very best Of their lives
We feel satisfied the best thing to electng Wing
will be the election OF Mr.. Owen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

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Mr. Miller offered resolution nstructing the com
mttee on finance inquire into the exPediency oil amend
ing the revenue law 10 permit tax payers 10 dednct
the Of their Indebtedness from their property Ia
ble to taxation. Adopted.
Mr. Reid introduced joint resolution instructng our
Senators and Representatives in Congress TO take steps
for the purpose Of aiding in the release OF Americans
confined in the dungeons of Spain for the attack on the
Island OF Cuba.
After the first reading, Mr.. Reid moved to suspend
the rules and read The joint resolution second time
now. Hostages IS. 81.
The President laid before the Senate the Annual Re-
port OF the Trustees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Referred to the committee Printing.
bill (or the House) TO authorize masters in chance
ry and probate judges to issue wrs OF habeas corpus
&C., read first time and passed to second read
ing.
On motion Of Mr.. Hanna the resolution offered by
him yesterday amend the rules SO that BILL after
the first and before its second readng may be referred
TO committee, taken from the table.
After some discussion, the resolution was adopted.
Senate adjourned.