Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-01

Dir. 5. 0ppnsed The amendment.
Mir CAERISaTDs said that If lie bouni .cgad the
vote just taken upon the molirn Of the Senator from Bed.
ford as decisive Of tho result o hs amendment he should
sti cut little announcement 10 mako an effort IN !s behalf
But feeling to be bis duty s aacn'ion he should
proceed 10 do SO Irrespective Of what the resa H be-
He cpnsidstcd .hs precca question, ana sd 80 snte
upon H. lie argued that il would he wrong ani irning 10
le destruction u private property give tbs epr1inent
OF Inspectors 10 any individual uncontrolled unadvised
by the owner Of ;.e warehouse Tne Governor was not
elected Tor The purpose Of appointing Inspectors nor tor any
Qualification ne possessed for rh" tiscn-rre Of sach duy
bnt he vas voted for political partisan. lh" laws now
IN ioce had been in existence since the foundation OF gov
einent lie would DO willing Mt future Time to vote Tor
mis- ri, II any gentlemen would show him memorial from
respectable portion Of the poupe OF any county in
eressd To any considerable extent In the culture Of
ubocco. The practical operation of the measure proposed
oy !s i had been displayed few years ago. The
y OF the gentleman who is The particular patron of thi.
Dill. In the county of that gentlemen (Mr THOMPSON
Dn"c'e come Democratic gentlemen conceived the design
IN violation OF tho wishes of the p,opetors oil removing
tho Inspectors Of Two OF the warehouses Petersburg and
during The time the old Inspectors ou the propreors
OF tho warehouses los; thousands OF dollars M c. raid no
mad THIS IRON proprietor OF one OF tho Warehouses in Pc
ter5,urs
Mr STuan7 represented d.tiIct which wus largely In
tcresrcd in tobacco than any other gentle
man on the hpor. His constituents had voice in the ap
Fonmeat Of inspectors nov; they did for the Govern
Or. II the Governor not fit 10 mskc these appoint
inrnls he ought 10 he kicked He would for the
Dill a'id against The arnen!.:icnt.
Mr. oT'vALL thought tina. both parties on this question
"sre wrong. Mr. 5. told an nnecdoo Of Dutch Judge
hear 1s Counsel OF The dc!endnnt the against
nm-!he otncr side was right After some persuasion,
the Judge consented TO sten to the Defendants
statement He then decided tha. both parlies were
right. Unlike the Dutch Judge, Mr. S. said both parties
here wrong. The Governor ought to havo The appoint
mcn, Of the Inspectors of the public warehouses But no
opposed TO the whole sysem Of tobacco Inspection.
Men called Inspectors arked tie growers tobacco retus
ed and sharpcrs stood by TO cheat the planter out Of
half Ma tobacco was worth. Within the last twenty five
years his constituents had paid half million OF dollars 10
Q5OtlshlnS
whole system and appointing samplers who should be sll-
pcraenaeIts Of the warehouses He preferred that this bill
should lie the ubc and be introduced In accordance
with these vews
Mr. TunMAs called the previous question, which
!aned The ayes and noes were demanded by Mr. THoap.
SON. Gnd the amendment failed follows
AyEs-Messrs Barnett, Braxton, Brown Cabel, Caring
ton, Cregh Meredith Saunders Shelley Sherard Sto.
so Thomas was ws'0H wi,shsms' Ell eovsn c,un
bell Cowan Daniel Dencale Douglas Funsten, Granthsn
Martin, Mason MeDearmvn, Moncure Parker, Paxton,
Pitmun, Regcr Shackenrd Shands, Smith, Stuart, Swee
ney, Tate, Thompson, Nhi,a-2T
Mr. MEnzDiTH proposed amendment the effect o which
IL make The Of office begin the lst OF January;
which adopted
The question neiug on the passage OF the BILL Mr. BsAx-
said he should vote against the BILL for this reason
days ugo when The bill concerning tbs taking Of oysters
IN The waters OF Accomac was under consideration me
strongest argument urged In opposition 10 the passage oi
that BILL thnt the whole representation from the oyster
country opposed 10 the BILL with tho exception Of the
Senator and Delegate from Accomac and as he was salts
cd from the scusion that The tobacco growers were op
posed To the bill he should vote against the Oil without re-
gnr'i 10 purity.
mis- position upon this bill tat he favored the appointing
power remaining in the County Courts, and Expressed
riGs. upon The passage OF tho hill authorizing inspection
tobacco in Norfolk city, which he upfnsei as gave The
appointment Of inspectors the Court OF that city thereby
his opniun placing the agricultural INTEREST under the CON
troll vi the conmerca adding another exception TO he gen
.r llwthnt he regarded this bill compromise "nl:
woul place the appo!nng power in the EAecn'e OF his
Common wealth, who would be dsntcresed umpire Of Sc
Mr. THOMPSON said he felt It to be hls duty because of
statement made by the Senator from Meck'enburg tMr
CARRIsoTnN 10 state that there were twenty wing magic
rs,es in Diuwiddie county, and only five Democratic mags
uans. IL would he strange il these lew gentlemen shoult
able 10 make removals as had been slated BY that oena
tor.
agt 10 the Govenpr, would vote for this bill.
Mr.. SAUNDERS gave few remarks why he should vote
against ,'is bill
Mr. McDEAaMoS callsd the previous question, and Mr.
STUART The ayes add The bill passed ns iolluws:
AvEs-Mesar,. Amblcr Bassel, Brent, Baykin, cHmp
hell Cownn Daniel, Funsen Gran,ham, Greaver, Layne
Martin, Mason, McD-amon, Moncure, Pafksr, faxlon
Pman, Recc-, Shackelford, Shsnds, Smith, Stuart, Tce
1'houIpson-25.
Noss- Me.srs Barnett Braxton, Brown, Cabol. Car
rngtn Cr.eh Meredith Saunders Sh,f~y, Shetrard Sto
val, Sweeney. Thomas, Watson, Witehef-l5.
[Alsssvs DESzALE and WAED lied of
Whrn Mr.. BnowNs nane was called he said that he dId
consider this pary question: end would give the vote
which he believed his constituents desired.
Mr.. CARrISorns likewise explained his Toe.
Mr. McDEAnMnS said lie did know what the views OF
his constituents this question: he would Therefore
give vote 10 please himself
Dir REeER did consider this party queetion, nor
HE constituents interested in the BILL but nc would give
hr right vote
O.. nlotioa If Mr. SwsEsEy the committee Of Courts o.
Justice were discharged um The further cI1atcra'ioH Of
the hill in relation public property In tbs to"n vi re"
NJ ,ncheslcr, tnd it was laid on The lnb.o.
Mr. B"rxIS offered joint resolution AUTHORIZING the pur
Chase ni maps 10. the vi the Senate and House o
Delegates. Lies one day.
sena, bill G2,s"s a1ss for the s"9p9It M St
The n'd.r Of the day for Monday next.
The bill creating Commissioners o the Sinking Fnnc
and prnving for hr payment OF the s nnna inlrcst on
and redemption Of The public debt as read thd tme anu
pas.ed-aycs SO. noes 0.
message received from the House OF Delegates BY
Mr. ToMLN announcing the passage vi the resolution post
ponng tie election OF the basement oHcels uh Decem
Der next
Several bills were t-kcn up and ordered be engro.sed
Mr. BHAxT"S called for the order of the day-ths bill con
corning Divorces.
Mr. aapLER proposed substitute for the BILL which
adDp,e .ni tile bill passed.
MIR MERspIrH called up the bill in relation TO the Rich
mond and Petersburg Rail Rosd The bill rejected
mutton TO reconsider wns laid on the table. The question
being on taking up the bl Mr. MAsns coei tho ayes un'
noes The vote fo!lows:- Ayes 26 nncs IL.
A lengthy discussion varions amendments 7roposct
10 the BILL consumed considerable poripn ot Tho day.
The ayes aud called on IN amendment pr'pse'
hy Mr. BREsr amendment offered BY hT. ShEFrsY
the object uf which prevent the control OF the c"'
pany remaining in the hands OF The Board ol Fnoc "ohs
and it wac lost-ayes Is, noes l9
the State would he required TO subscribe an additions
umount 10 the stock Of The company SO rs TO make th'
Commemorative interest hreeffhs. (Of the five t!rec
tors the Board Of Public Works. under tho Law OF leoo ap
points three.
This amtndnlsn. opposed by Messrs. DoUsLAs and
SHAckELFoRD.
Mr. DESsAtB moved that the bill lie on ihe table ana oe
made the order Of the day for the second Monday IN Decem
bcr next Carsd-aye. "a, noe. not counted
MIR S-uAhr moved that the Senate adjourn tU minutes
to3) Mr. BHo9y called the ayes and noss Los-ayss 10
noe, Is.
Sr SMITH offered joint resolution authorizing The Irea
ser Of the cunnters2n the notes OF In
dependent Bsnks other times during office hours
Lies under the rule.
NJ SwEEsEY called up the bill allowing the Courts O.
certain counties 10 levy tax on dogs lhe DILL nao PR
yiousy passed and the vote reconstructed 70 allow r
sweeney to propose amendment. 1t was LAID on tn'
table Yesterday of the absence OF MI BRETT VINO
w,s prevented attending By ladispositnn.)
Mr. poUeLA. proposed amendment the effect OF ~hct
would bs TO carry the funds collected undsr the BILL TO h
Literary Fund. Losi.
The bill then passed Che bill applies to ths counties
Faucuier Gloucester, Ohio, Warren and brooks) -
sr PARKEa moved that the Senate aks reesss uhu!
P a. Ayss ls, noes 9. Carried.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PRAYER by the Rev Pelsr De Forrest Of the A'hoa's
Church. .L,,h
communication received from the Senate tnat tne
hsd passsd House bill entitled bill providing lof 'hs os
charge OF the executive functions In certain sases VIE