Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ), le5:
SENATE.
HILLS PASSED,


Authorizing the establishment ol branch OF The Farmers
Bank of Virginia, in the OF Claksville in the county
Of Aleckenburg
dy Rimen in the county OF Bedford The ayes and noes
were follows
Ayss-Messrs Baldwin, Basel Braxton Brent Brown
Cabril Carrngton Cutle Crcgh Daniel Granhan, Grea-
ycr sbeI Laync Moncu!e Parker Paxton Pitman Roger,
SAUNDERS Stands, Stuval Stuart Sweeney Iabb, Tate,
Thompson, Wade, Watson, White-3O
NoEs-MCssrs. Boykn, Cowan Deneale, Douglas, Shet-
few Sl.crrard Thomas, Witcher-S.
Providing percussion rifles for rifle company in Dnwd-
die The vote Has as follows:
AYES Mcssrs. Baldwin, Basel Braxton Brown, Cahe
Carngtcu, Creish Daniel, Deneae, Douglas FGnsien,
Ciranha, Greavcr, lsbeI Layne M"ncure Parker Pax
ton Putnam. Roger, Saunders ShaEds Stuart Sweeney,
| racj Tate, Thompson, Wade-2S
NoEs-Nlessrs Brent, Boykin, Curtt, Cowan, Martin.
S.icy ShcErard, Stoya, Thomas Watson, White "itci-
cr--l2.
Authorizing an exchange Of arms with the Virginia Ger
man Rifles (ot The City Of Richmond.l The vote was as
Ayss-Messrs. BALDWIN, Basel Brown, Cabcl, Caring
ton, Cregh Daniel, Deneac Funscn Granlham, GGavcr
IsbeI Layne, Moncrre, Parker, Paxton, pitan kGger
SAUNDERS Stands Shelley Stuart Sweeney, laoo la'e'
NcEs-llrssrs Braxton Brent, Roykin Ca,let Cowan
Douglas Martin. Sherrard Sloval, Thomas, Watson.
White, Witchrr-l3
GThs bill in relation TO the Rough and Ready Company
va. called and explained by Mr. BRowS
The bill ia relation the Dinwiddic Rifle Company was
called up by MIR. THOMPSON.
II was discussed by Messrs. BREsr DESEALE Thomas,
CowAS ;SkTsoS and WTcHER in opposition and adSnca
by irssrs Thompson TABn, REGER, STUART, BRAxroS
and i'HowS.
Mr. lIsoMrsos moved that lie bill lie the table, in or
der that the reconsideration Of the vote, passing
the Rough and Ready BILL should be made les question
Carried.
The bin passed. and the Senate refused to reconsider Mr.
PARKER calling The ayes and noes, as follows:
Aygs-Mes,s Brent, Boykin Catlett, Cowan, Denea'c,
Douglas Martini Shelley, Sherrad, Stovall Thomas, Wat
SON, Waite Wcher-ll
NoEs--Alcssrs Baldwin Basel Braxton, Brown, Cabe
carrugton Crcgh Daniel, Funs;en Grantham Greaver,
Isbell Laync Moncure Parker, Paxton, Pmnn, Roger,
Saunders Shanjs Stuart Sweeney, lab5, Tate Thompson
Wadc-26
Mr.. stuart called up The DinwiddIe BILL and Mr.. De-
SEa LE explained his position
The Richmond German Rifle bill was advocated by Mr..
SmErrEy, who replied a remark mndc by MIR. BRASToH
in explanation of his reasons for voting against the bill
Remarks likewise made BY Alcssr7. STANDS ant
WIcnEn
REJECTED.
Authorizing the Governor 10 Issue arms 10 the Richmond
liphr Dragons The ayes and noes were follows:
AYEs-MeSsrs. baldwin, Brown. Cahel, Darlington,
Crrish Daniel Dencale Greaver lsbs l.nyne, Honcdtc.
Parker px'en Putnam Roger, saunders Shands Stuart
sweeney, 1abb Tate, Thompson Wads-23
NoEs-Mossrs. Brent, Boykin, Caclt Cowan, Douglas.
Funston Martin, Shelley Sherrard, Stova, Thomus, Wat
sun, White Wi;cher-ll.
Mol constitutional majority OF the Senate (2o) being in
favor OF the bill, II was rcjecfcG.
The resolution from the House IN relation TO Virginia
Military Land Warrants agreed 10 by the Senate The
ayes and noes being required, were rs follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Baldwin, Basel Braxton Brent Boykin,
ta5Cll Darlington, Cdtlct, Co"Hl,
STEM Grantham Greaver IsbeIl Lnync, Martini Parker,
Paxton Putnam, Roger Saunders, Stands, Shelley Shcr.
nrd Stovall, Stuart Sweeney, Tnbb, Tate, Thomas
Thompson, Wade, Watson, White Witcher-36.
NoEs-A lcssrs. Deneale, Douglas Moncure-3.
THE resolution advocated by Messrs. STovALL and
EaESr and opposed BY Mr. DEsEALE.. When Mr.. sHEr-
rEy's name called, he explained his for voting
Tor The bill.
Mr. SHEFFEy moved thai the Clerk be directed TO inform
the on-- Of ts passage and that he be instructed TO give
the proper direction the report of the House Committee
which i.nprarCrly sent 10 the Senate.
Bills on the calendar were advanced stage:
Mir nEr presented the petition Of Duff Green 10 lncor.
poralc the American Manufacturing Company.
Mr. DorGLAs presented the petition OF Thomas Law3on
and John Bnrwel, for additional! compensation e..
Mr. IBELL offered The following Joint resolution which,
under the rule lies one day:
Resolved by the General Assembly, That since our last
adjournment have learned with deep regret of the death
Of Henry Clay OF Kentucky and of Daniel Webster OF Mas
sachusc.s ard depore these events national bereaVe-
mcns.
On motion Of Mr.. THoMpsoS the Senate adjourned.