Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-29


at al there wa no hope passing that blll and he wAs
therefore compelled either this or fail in the dis
charge .. duty imposed him by the Constitution name
y provide for compen'lting Jurors he would though
! reluctantly, vote for The substitute
Mr. ANGLER said that the substitute 10 say the eas
of it. doubtful its constilutionhy and exposed us 10
evils which no had heretofore endeavoreo 10 pom
out To the Senate while the original bill WAS constitution
al clearly and carefully guarded against the evils TO wcf
we would bn exposed under the substitute lie therefore
would take any course III Ms power 10 defeat Tue "e GU
pass The o,hcr
Mr. Parker opposed the bill because Of the entire made
GnacY o lie compensation proposed 10 be paid jurors ne
favor I: the highest rate "i compensation thnt nae
Mr. StASp prerrrr The original bill for tho reasons So
well expressed by The Senator from Marshall tMr MARTS
tic Senate appeared determined 10 pass the substitute
lie in favor simplifying its provisions, ana PROVIDE
Only ir the compensation Of jurors ;,
Mr. WARD confident that this bill was Imperfect. ~
would We hard determine though, which was the pest e
o,jna bill the substitute The substitute pacss ehle
IS much power in the hands OF sherts lhete was o
much temptation 10 do wrong placed before them IN
Mr. STUART would tie compelled vote against Inc Oh
tie proposed tina, be laid upon the table, but wlthd'e" IL
| II the requcs! Of 80
NJ CATlErr who moved that the vote BY which the bill
wa. ordered TO lts third reading be reconsdered
This proposition opposed by Mr. BASEL, and advo'
Gated by NIrssfs. CArLsrT, SHEsR.aD ana WADE Mr.
BASEL demanding the and noes the proposition 10 re-
consider agreed tp-aYrS Il, noes III.
On motion OF NJ AMBER the bill was Then referred "
committee consisting o Mrssrs. AMBER SHrFrEY
EAssE'r rnomAs "ITcnEH, sAUsDEas and kEoER
THE CALENDAR
Was then resumed TIE following bills passed
Authorizing increase oil the capital stock ol The Mad
dIebfook aud B!ownsbmrg Turnpike Company Ayes -
noes :
To revive amend and the entitled IAN ac 10
proV!. Tor constructing the Pulaski and Giles Turnpike
Road" passed February ., 1850 lAyes u. noes
ADJOURNMENT LEGISLATURE
Alr. WHI.E moved That the House resolution prviiu9
ur The adjournment OF Tie General Assembly the ith
April be taken uF and he called the ayes and NOES on Inc
proposition To take up
The proposition discussed by Nessrs Ware WI-cH
En-. THOMAS, DESEALE and SMITH
Mr. BASEL demanding 1.-THE previous question: the
luton taken up by The following
AvEs-Messts. Amber, Barnett Basel, Brown Caring
ten, Catlet Cowan, Drnrale, Grantham sbe, Layne,
Mason, Parker Roger, Shelley, Sherrar, Smith, Stuva
Swrnsy, Thomas Thompson, Wais, Ward, White, Witch
er-25.
NoEs- Alessys Cregt Funston. Grcarer, Martin, Pax
Ton, Putnam, Saunders, Stands raic-9
The question stated on the o the resolution
Mr. DESEALE proposed amend by striking out the ih
OF April and inserting the "llth o April"
Mr.. Tu'MAs demanded the previous question, and Mr.
THoMrsoS The and noes. the amendment s:gtrr
Ia, !ollow-
Avs Mess!s. Dcneale Funs,eu l.aynr Pitman Shelf
ICY Stuart, Thomas. Wade, wnrd-g.
NOEsMessfs. Ambr: Barnett, Basel Brown, Caring
ton tatrt, cowan, Grantham, GIeavcr, lsbrl Martin,
Mason. Parker, Rr@e Stands. Shrrari, Smn, St"va,
Sweeney, Tate, Thompson, Whitc-22
1lr. DENEALE demanded The pre-, Dus question the pas
sag OF Tie resolution as II came rom the House
Mr.. SHErrEY appealed TO the Senate. from Rockingham
To withdraw ire call for the previous question Mr.. DE-
sEALE assened but Mr. THOMPSON objected TO the with
ORA wal.
The previous question was then seconded.
Flyr minutes speeches made BY MesSrs SHEpffY,
WIrcHER !iIARTIS STUART White CowAS CaesH, Sro.
VAIL and DESEALE on the prnpty ol ordering the main
question:.
5lr MA.oS sail ws4y the lntn question out
Not he put h wanted TIE resolution taSrn and passed
order that the f"odgatrs the treasury may be shut
down. md he believed could b. done In other way ia
~ al adjournment We have bG,n long together, AID
voting way that II. absolutely necessary for US 10 dis
solve IN order Ia break IN inc habit. He had been saying
20" - long, that he scarcely knew how 10 say yes and
absolutely appear 10 have urgcllca how 'nn" 10
any question involving an appropriation He feared thai
wien We returned 10 homes and .rted calmly upon
all We lad done, that many Of us WORLD be startled II The
important 5nsifss Of tho session l. br ulicdly and i'm
perfectly doDr will De because u has been crowded oGi by
ne m'i"icy 81 appropriation b!s, and The friends 81
lhcse r.l<u:.s n"- TAX The responsibility. We now
IN The last week Il The scsSioG and The Legislature has moi
passed Tie hsi hli ~ sc".al Interest that icmcrnhor
ii" pc",le Of Virginia the orderly and o..u
Gent people IN The world might expect them IN come
nerr nnd demand al ad tournament
Nj SHEFFEY requiring The ayes and hoes the Senate
fused 10 Otdrr The main Gae> tiOn, ns follows
AYES Mrsss. Brown, Darlington, Ca'Iet.; Co~en De-
neal. Gfdn,ham Mason, Reeer Smith and Wnitc-lO.
NoEs-Messrr Amber, Baldwin, Barnett, Basel, Cregh
Funs.n G:saver Hail lsbe!I Layne Martin Parker Pax
ton, Plmnn Saunders, Stands Shelley Shcrard St0va
Stuart sweeney, Tate Thomas Wade, Ward and Witcher
VI, Fvss7E: moved thai inc resolution ito on the table
and be made the order The day for Monday next at II
his proposition debated. b. Mes-rs k.5Ea WARD
SAuSDrRs.
itshitcd Nic hYs= htd iuu ls
.itiuD agreed u folio ~.
AyEs-Mesars. Baldwin, BASEL Cregh. Deneale Fuu !
slcn, Gfcnvcr, Hail, l.ay.c, Martin. PaNi"n. Pnmhn.
saunders. ,rnnds. arey, Sovai stuart Tate. Tnoma=
W,;., Ward. Nitcher-2l
Noss--al,ssTs. Amber Barnett, Bosn. Darlington
Clrtr Conan. Gnnham, ls5ell Mason, Parker, Roger
Shcrrard, Smith, Sweeney, Thompson and Whe-lG
50. again iskcn up Tho following Senate till was read
\ hifi lin" ana pass.,.
10 incorporate the LOlis"s and hanamha line al boats
Toe hour Of arriving, the Senate took recess until
n'cJck z NJ