Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
rc,s1.,TURE or V!RGIsia.
Mo.pAy, JAsuaHv Il, 1855.
r,oUSE OF DELEGATES,

"Ehk" " .,,,,ra nc consideration Of liic informal
announcement hills and The bill! 81 is Fst fe'1,s au,' an
'' y,ori a; Public Works 10 construct Rai'aa o'
s. Wv f,nn Cnying.cn 10 The Ohio river, and appr"-
o''t ~ .rr 81 coo 0GO annual! until said Improvement
', A,,l,,rJ va. now IL cricr.
was c'NH;ictI' E,u.,s The bill amended as 4"
81 0U0O0D instead Of aF7fonaiins that amount
annually .I ;, l.. annros.mcni
me oih ,nr.J - suspension Of The constitutional
ru. 90 n. 10 rc,n,it the bill 10 be- passeu 'ou'!'
Nh Coupe III ~, opposed said MOTION
Il ~. EcHuLs Supported H. . ,r, ,,,n.iri,p r.,
,hi motion for II WAS infringing upon ' nariri o..
which the House had given tn 'ia' res , IN ocular
GcraI The Internal improvements o' "
order. -, ,i, ri Mr. AspElsoS.-
This hl had long been on the iarlh anu every nri,,,
- ro n, ,r m on the lie should give III Go' '"''
,nI with view OF cx;,cing the business Oh 'c i'"'"'
Inc Lil. should b. taken up and passed; ~ ..i a.,
,; On hm ce any good reason Tor passing the OIL 20
Iav he would make n" ohJsci'';'. ,:.. = ia,
ar Iua1prS .aia he lcr: III: House ""u' "Eht - ~
49, .nsncnd the rq. l!,ls bill was oa lis iillrh itdu
inc in lis regular oder and lis friends were very "No" "
pas- H. r,.. ,,, ,I,,io,, scenes that took
~ S,n,i,v hc thought tI!.rc world be no opposition
r, ,i,j. Nil, He hopsd the S""i-s!e and N"tn-s';e :"
James river wGuI meet eaS'' o'''''
NJ GyIpg of MtcKIcEaure, said that nc WISHED - DC
heard rir:i this bill whilst Oh ' ih!'d rradhs nv
n,n - ,hc rule under such cifcut- anees was ''ot
Ian NJ the Constitution and Al some i:ir DAY lie "a'su
10 record his protest against H. ;,.,i, ~ "a.
Ar sad tic nlOunH WIS ~ S'o'''t'' 20
Cann,inn for two.llrds Of the members present "ohu
Nave i, 1--WE their ii bsi9e II could DC adopted
: which was MI the Constitution required 49,, -,
Air MILLER nl Butctuu said that he 'hougas .hc 9n'e
~, , Msck.nburg hu. cas-, very UNJUST reflection on
the internal mpror party oil the housr, ~ 10y ,I
VIZ ION NJ the rule would violation o the
Consultation The gentleman was ut liberty 70 ~
tho t,orsc to-day Tomorrow, and as many ole' Gays a. "
pleased. !, 49,, do, wore so well
10 inc House ina, unnecessary iot hun 10 De
tail them. SclI.rcsrect would deter MN 'I", ~ ;
speech on the House now. Hcnticneh lia reiusIu ~ Ei
tisa,e bill involving, according 10 thr lrPpt 81 w 'E'
nerrs OF The road not less lhan 3d. ooV,
MIR PArRick supported the motion 10 suspend 'i' ''.
@ - rho H"nse 10 the question il as il a ru!e wac
never suspended before II lad been done not less 'han
thousand times this session, and tie gentleman h'' "o ~
Mr LEWIS said he thought The gentleman rom Msrn.Mn
blrp misunderstood The vote al it House III e''II'
>, al nm and run.i,er this subject at ms lle il' '
nrc n m, lO2 who voted Tor putting Inc Dill on s
now aud he nni as7uf" shat gentleman " " ni ,,, u
hyn mr. NAV in .i,ac disposition la oppose me mr. wa. y
was :.ciIn 20 his intention in "Ein" MAJ ''e " ~;
any ouc from exercising his privilege as H',:' On n'
floor BY discussing the proposed measure anu -, ' ~,
,ntv IA ,nee, in legitimate iscs=on and nor an?
n.ut ar consideration Nhch may nc urges hs"'i, IT, '
a ma. has M, decided there should De- no nS'ss's
49, bo, if there must be- discussion, il SHALL cctit
NM, 'rhn ncn.l. corplins thai IN. passage ~ '' on
il fcrcgunc conclusion. II this hh -" y Is e- W."
m, hi; ,uli nos. actcd on hni sn' . cannon ~ nG,
Wv r,sn, yhv j, should h.. iu-tFunci a'cr day IL
c mind. of m, urc. come 10 detclnati'h ~ 'so,
The Ill it, friends cannot l'p H. nor """'A "'-' '
M sI IT, honrd the bill would pass Tie 10! some
time had regarded this central Improvement as ~, 10 ST.,
nrnvrman, of the ago and lie tree 10 say, a u'c
u under rnfsidcatioa recommended Itself more strongly
20 be favorable attention thun any other hill on M c
IA, nt n ike kind II all the other improvement o' coz
onnronrip,ns from The Treasury were defeated ms
hill sbc.J mass friends prepared H. s"" t ''
unless the passage Of the bill -,'G'! D" "f"""' =
oom.d selrs nj this tine make speech 10 rs s1i
= TnIs mproycrurnl has imprudcnt Trends hGt ne-
cause il has mIrudcnt advocates II l. no reason WY ''
. bill should not pass. .frr,,;o,
Mr. l. said hc would state in few words one t'l-yaS,""
which hla much determining his action on h!7 ,ca
sure III" hi! proposes /" maxi road from t, ' o.,
u the ONO ri:ar Il wi! n fs"n tha. lhS ROAD WIN ." m
means ., moEin" available ard Temunrra,!'c The large
ro If money Invested by III" State IN the James fI'r
Irn ,b, Central Raoat tic G.angc and Alexandria, ana
the VI lna-sus Gap Railroads: :nd hceei nchLf ~! wv IN
!, provtmens ia :lc Eastern part 81 TIC star. "'.s 'i
;. that any these companies can have i'F ever "
Their improvement anything h'ynna Local i''s"""'"n
roads The ony po-sh by when r!hrf 81 Hlt''
roads can realize any advantage r"" HE tad" ana a'Fl :"
II the nr.i West aud l fa|lrH Of he NliSs!s ' y !" con-
rI,tt m improvement" such h' IL proi7e ~ '"' VIZ
w construct important section al road rom when an
hes. Improvements viii b. cnabd il al "!, = r'i"r re-
mmnrr,rinn rcvrUur III. interests an prosperity OF '
r,,smis r.gufr 4a the Interest and prosperity ." 10
= state t:r,nana. Mat rhts b'It Sh"Gd pass
10 said ne washed 10 saw one wo; Wlrin members
# Thrs. improvements have nnw reached "" 'ch' III Use
. S,arr--rlcy are about m Allegheny Mountains
all the nancy heretofore expended on Them have hre" ~
pqnrd in the East, this particular Improvement has a.
It most rrch! :hc Eastern aa> q! Ii! '"isny Mountains
and rs railroad ,ru.g section ." he STATE
81 "ouIG y Dc We tI "t-"i
c in ~ Wetrrn member, 10 "fFs and defeat III. t,
t. SURF Mr l.. said c hoped every Western Ihcii2f wo"l
h give lhr bill his cordial surpaTi.
Mr. SEsAK explained his relative 10 the tcni'n I'M
! proymn and >ai reg slcd II. bill 81 t'r mos
d important snnJccs brought before the House lie
hupe the motion woni BE- agreed 10, and bill winch tend
- ed eminent degree I" The we!-ecnG 81 r2na
+! would hr passed.
ton M postponed until u.mnrrOw, that Dir. IoabE q
lecs!cnhurr might h. heard % il which was l'cird.
q Nj EuRpErT called lie previous question: which va u
drrea.
d The motion 10 suspend TIE rule then agreed - ayes
l. l02
II Mr. MnoRg 0! j. said he had hesitation about voting
l. for the bill on the arOnn incorporated therein
e fIc wanted gentlemen give explanation what
II amount o money they intended apir"raling. ana how
,nry would be wiling To- hear onrous His coasu
cnrs iui him thar !nkr money from III r pockets without
. their consent was rather cklish thing
Mr. EST said thought that the friends Of the bill wcf,
urp.ng upnn House unpropious hour For al
S though There 10y who voted Tor the suspension 81 me
Il rule all OF them would no, vote fer H. Tn" 'nr"a M
prov.mcat party would pass the bill uumai,y-hey mad
The powrr and knnw H. II III" ciuirrn should !s
GJo, = a. il did people Of New Orleans, il rrn! NOT HI
members in the :" three days last enough I" pr"en
the nsSag" the till. (lusn,cr tn, great Genital Rail
j. had - long ii. Fast an! Wc. IL was BORA niT
,c ont raised Vi,gninn voted the best interests
ri The State He hoped rail road would BIZ conErnCe
from Accomac The shores Of tie Ohio river and relieve
The people from taxes. He hoped al=o thai The House
would this day unite The son ana daughter OF The East and
West in indissolublc namony Q.aughIcr)
The bill then passed, by the f,"%ing vote;
AYES htSsTS. i'tnt ihltTsOn, ai ''
J. nett Inwyrr Boyd Bu:teu Butler, Carpenter Carroll
Caneon Chea'hnm Crane Dawson D.~son: Dnn!nl
CiiImc Of Russell Griffin, Hcadcn Hevenor, iinb5hFd
Hunon mbode", jackson Of Wood Jane, OF Marshall
Kec Kcyscr King, Lewis Lryhn!n, Martz Massey Maui
i min Mci.amlcy Mct;uIoch, Mcdonald, Mckinney Mccm
! Miller Of Bor,ourl & Craig Morgan, Nottingham, Oldham
. parks Patrick Pierce, Pnn"li Preston. Prince, R.ncS
Rivcs Robert son. Russell, Saunders, Scott Sugar, shan
non ;emp Smith OF Brooke d Hancock smith OF Ni5'
s. Sneed Staples Stcyrns Stuart Talh"t 1ar Taylor,
= Towcrs vawtc Walker. Wallace, Wcnan N,-', White
Of Hampshire, Wiley, Witten, Wootins, Hnn 81
, NAys-Mc>srs Baker, Bot!rm ETorss DAVIS Dia'',
Downjnr Edwards Garrett, G,ohr oil NJ Guoce Of Br!
ford Ccrver Ilaml,, Hancock Hardy, Howcon Irving,
James jones Of Chesterfield, k5y Lnke AlarH McC!"'r.
,,icha. Miller OF Frederick Moor al Jci~:"n Moore oi
Harrison Mds"n Muse, Newk1rE Newman N!f"'s"",
GA PAYNE Prrdi"pn Po:r"ck, Power, Roe. Ruero"c,
w.,,nn r,nir, of Greene < Orange, and ierby-iU.
. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD
Th I IN MASSAGE increasing III" caFlAi STOCK ~ '
M,nasl. Gap Fail Road Company 10 SrUo Voo aHd Adh'
ling Tic Board Of PnDc Works 10 s"osc''3c IN me par III
me commonwealth Tor tire. ilihs .! such increase "s
taken ~ :,
MIR MARr1 said IL hops! every internal improvement
n, ,,>tLI naT en-