Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-01
SATURDAY. NAY 20, 1859.
SENATE.

ar. DESALE in the Chair.
4 communication from The House Of Delegates was re-
ceivGd.
The House amendments the bill concerning The town OF
Caksvilc in Meckicnburs, agreed 10; as were the
amendments to the bill concerning the town OF farmVic-
The amendments the bill concerning mutual loan anu ac-
muatag fund associations were Likewise agreed 10.
The other bills accompanying the standardization were
read and referred.
Mr. TATE from the committee Of Roads, reported House
bill autIiorsng the Pi;tsylvana and Lyncbars Turnpike
Company 10 cnnYe their turnpike into plank foad ana 10
MI CARa1.eros from the committee Banks, reported
House bill incorporating the Eank OF Maron IN TIC 70 ol
Muoo, in The county OF S1nyh Inc conintee nsSed 70
he discharged from the further consideration OF fesouoh
authorizing The Treasurer appoint an additional CLERK.
Mr. 1Haa,PsnS moved that the bill changing the noce OF
apuoin.ing inspectors Of tobacco, ee nov tnken up
The proposition take up opposed by Messrs RKoER
caKn,soTos Sau.pERs and WITcAER, and advocated BY
Mess!s. THoMp*o*, SAAckELroHD and :; AMBER. ;,
The Senate rusove take up the bilaycs ~, noes Ia
The bill was from the House, and tho committee on AS
culture and Commerce had proposed amendments thereto
The comnittee's amendnicuts were agreed TO-
Tire seron section gives the nppelntent OF inspectors
TO The Governor of The Commonwealth
MI CARRIvoT.S proposed the following amendment
royided however That shall be tho rgh OF the pro-
prietus MY such warehouse, 10 recommend inspectors
us provided for in this section; and In Inc event e
nor declines appoint the inspectors ~ reconmcnuea e
shall file with the First Auditor his reasons Tor shch feusa
and shall transmit suc proprietor, acopy OF The same
MIR DANIEL opposed the amendment and advocated the
,s.,er of li,e bill Ha contsnded that if the amendment
snuu.d be adopted il would defeat in great measure lhe
verv object OF the bill The bill proposes 10 give 10 ts
.cuyc The power Of appointments and lie Is 10 co bu-
,nred by the recommendations of the PropeioFs IL would
In e.c be giving tho power n appuin 10 NOSE pro-
nrieture TEey haG the riy! recoTRend wiiaoni lt
being asserted by law, in hc orn OF the amendment
NJ sowS moved That the bill lie Cn Tie tabi2, ano oe
made the order the day for The st Monday IN December
next. ,,...
Messrs ELowa and STovALL ndvocalsd tho posponement
II wss opposed by Messrs. THOMPSON, SHAexELFoaD and
MASON. r
Mr THenA. called The previous question, and Nj lHoar-
.oS The ayes and noes. The as follows:
AYEs-lcss5s Barnett Brown, Cabell Cartington
Creigh Me:sdh Parker Saunders, Sheiiey Sherard S'o
vail Thomas, Wilcher-l3.
NoEs-Ambler, BasselI, Braxton Brent, Boykin Camp
hell Cuwan Dani. Deneal@, Douglas Funsten GTanihs'
GIeayer Layne Martir. Mason, McDsarnan Paxton, P-
man Rrgcr Sackelio, Shands, Smith, Stuart Sweeney,
Tate Thompson Ward, Watson, Wnlte-3O.
So the Srnute refused TO postpone until December. a.
I!c question being The amendment proposed oY MI.
CARsSGruS hir. HITcHER spoke in favor he anenument
and OF ponirg the consideration of and against e
ti Mr. w gave the present incumbent CT Inc ESeeuufo
hlr pretty speech" in relation TO appointments re-
centy made uf vsiers lhe various literary Institutions
Mir BRuws did rot regard this party, out ocS 3us
finn He would give the vote on this question: WHICH NC
considered the interest OF his constituents denanaed.
MIR SHAcKELrnap desired 10 ask who had SPOKEN ol ma
kinr this Marty question except tho Senator from ftsy
vania (llr WITcHER)l No elso. The governor mas
tho appoIutmsn Of other InsPsesors-ths inspectors o.