Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

.h rcnpry ars5, unins, determinations tnir.s
such ail.ndmen: BE- adopted, rro:isn inioatceu
holders rDn Lenders and stock Io5.ra he should feel
hupd 10 vote against the BILL for u could give coun-
,cnance by any Of his 10 the ca that the money power
If ,hs country is entitled TO privileges not granted to
others. oos oa ,h 49,. I,,,,
arr:-Messrs Barnett, Bassel Boykin Brown, Cowan
creia, Grcayer, L.yne Martin. Mason PafKer' Paxton
pman Roger, Shacke;ord, Tate, Fhomps3n' Maas.l9.
Wnrs-Mcsars Amber, Brent Campheil CarrIneton, Cat
o,, n, niel Dencale Funston shel McDearluh, "ncue'
saunders Shlnts Shelley, Srrrard, smith, nahi'
new TabG Thomas Watson, White, WINSTON n'sc' , mo
,lT SuErrEY moved substitute lor the paragraph "
following xo.;.i,, IL his dis
rrt the amount his income (orer ana above TWO h
@ Jor,rsl in consicra ton discharge OF any ONCE
or employment in the service OF this States or IN
linn OF the discharge ofany office or employment IN INC se
% of any corporation created by this State or any oer
STATE or in the service of any Company hfn or person.
, where tic service is thai Of a lnnis'ero the Gospel
Rcisc,cd-aycs 49, noes 2i-as follows:
AyEs-Msssrs. Brent, Roykln Brown, Darlington Doug
las Moncure, Parker Pman, Saunders, shackeloFo nHe,
few sherrnrd, Sweeney Tabb Thomas Watson, "hlte'
w. Me.sTs Amber Bassc, Campbell. Catlet Cowan,
Cregh Daniel Deneue Funslen, GEeaver isbel' Layme
Martin Mason. McDsarrnon Paxton Reaer shandS e""'
SIuor, Tate Thompson, Wade, Wur!-4
AIR WATSON moved add 10 the section the following
And except when The service is that OF an oyersesf
or clerk Of labor in some mechanic ART ane no
r,,f manufacture agricultural employment, only So huch
,f the income as exceeds S2GU shall be listed
Mr. Mason proposed amend the amendment by SlfiNnE
m after cxcep and inserting the following words all
o,her persons whose annual income does not eSceeu "o
hundred dollars from whatever source derived.
The amendment IN the Amendment was r']ecteu' .
Mr. WATsoSs amendment was then reJscce 'c aS g an
syraMr.srs Barnett Brent, Blown Darlington, Nc
Dearmon Moncu'e Parker, s1IKsnn Sngs
Nnrs-Messrs Amber, lassel, Rnyk Kin, Camnoeii oat'
e,, Cowan Crciyh Daniel, Dcncae Fnnsen GreaVer Is
BELL Layne, Martin Mason Paxton p.msn NeSsc
Wade, Wart-27. go .,o,aod
no 70 make The returns the Commissioners retunape 10
the Auditor Public Accounts or before the ION o
Several verbal amendments were made To the DILL an IN
initude of propositions 10 amend were vo'e onosi
case under tho operations "i the previous quesoh p.oP
lions TO reconsider previous shared the same iae ana
the uyrs and noes called and taken several times:
The bill being third reading, Mr. DEsEALE oefcu
substitute for the whole bill. as follows:
r, il enacted by The General Assembly, That the Com,
issioners of the Revenue be- and they are hereby directed
IA Droceed forthwith enlist and assess all tue personal
properv moneys and credits in their respective disc
EXCEPT wlla, is exempted in the Constitution ana report 10
the Auditor OF Public Accounts on or before c 4o' VI July
next. ,.,... 49,, ,ho ,,hs,;
ute was rejected. as follows:
Avrs-Messrs Barnett BasscI, Cowan Creish, Dencaic,
Grcayer Hail. Laync, Martin Paxton, Roger, Sherrard,
Sweeney, Tate, Wade, WaTl-l6 .r
NoEs-Me.srs. Amber, Brent, Bnykin, Brown Campoc,
c,rrinoon Ca,e Daniel Douglas Funston, lsbell Ma.
SON McDearmon Moncnre, Parker Pitnan, Saunders,
Shackrllord Stands, Shelley, Smith Stuart abb lhon-
az, Thompson, Watson, White, Winston, "Itcher-29
Mr. STUART called The previous question on the Iilu chu'
irg which was ordered
The Senate lat II ocock took for hour In or
der 20 enable The Clefk to put the bill and amendments IN
"ship shape"
Al | o'clock the President resumed the Chair.
The bill wa read the third time, amended
Mr. Brent moved that the vote ordering the Dill 10 hlr
reading be reconsiicrcd with view Of moving substitute
therefor Mr.. b. read his substitute and explained his rea-
ions for opposing the bill.
Mr. CATLErT called The previous question: and the Senate
refused Ia reconsider.
The Chair stated the question be The passage OF the
bill
rSvrAn7 called the previous question thereon and was
ordered The Constitution requiring the ayes and noes The
vote follows
AyEs-Messrs Amber, Boykln, Brown, Campbell, Car
rnaun Catlctr Daniel, Douglas, Funston; she'll, McDear.
mon Muncure Parker Pitman, Saunders Shands Shelley
Smith Stuart, Tabs, Thomas Thompson Watson, WINSTON
Wircher-25
NnEs-Mcssrs Barnett, Baase, Brent Cowan, Crcish.
Dcn,ae Greaver Hail. Laync, Martin, Mason, Paxton,
Roger Shackcnrd Sherrard Sweeney, Tate, Wade, Jrr
Ward, Whc-20
The Chair stated that no, having received the cnnstin
,ional number in its favor, THE BILL WAS REJECT
ED.
M he should vote for the BILL although he did not approve
+ all is provisions He proceeding to state his noc-
lions whrr the President interrupted hirnrndrr the oEe-
ations Of the previous question; in the opinion oi inc Chair
il was not comnet.nt to express objections the bill! The
same decision prevented Mr.. Mason giving tho reasons oF
his vote which he arose 10 co.
Mr SnacKELFoRp from the Committee OF General Laws,
reported substitute f'r The House Oil IN re'a'oh l" oo
pensaon u! officers, hc
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER,
P.soired That the Committee Of Finance and Claims
inquire into cxpedency Of providing some suitable mode
of aIuwinr to Timothy Fill, William Prewitt and Jon
Sncud citizens of this Commonwealth proper Tenuncfa-
ton for services OF extraordinary gaanry and peril IN res
cuinp from the Of the brque sunbeam,
ten in number on the Atlantic Of Virginia. on the 18Th
of March 1852.
On motion OF Mr.. MAR7Is the Senate adjourned