Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-28

w Nv, yss maae and that The location being feature
Tho action of tho H.. e'a.o, W soms
was hn, ms, ,h, Ia, ; "a fo'sng .n" sPp'oP'',v',
hc ..nv.sd ~ ~ van. eauie W 'ne "o'n snouu
invs Of tboss in,ss, p a., Wy, uay ~ $3.50 W Wv -
an up,.,,nl,ns ~ " '"' 'o''Pe'o'''' - ''uf'"u''S
n. sh,,,J &c.. :, - -, ~, .
ss,,ls ,hs on.s,i ~ eVnpe'e' 'o' 'nv nous' w
Gr,bcr ,rntonr.,,o ''A'" oeo'e 'n'! "0uu 'o'e ""!
Ue stood there ss H. e,., s =, t,, ,.
mept policy and hc is.aS ~. ~. e 49, ,p; IA,
,hon,5 no sneb "a ,,on,d :, - 49, ~ ~ ;t.
of those whom, bs ~ ~, .S S ., ."'
lie could NOT snnno.. ,hs, ~, - @ ~, IN, :, :, =,
time belore tho n,ees W ,oie jPou J' Sa n.
of tho Road or psG ,,s'' y nsu ~"1 ' 'vpo.'
,ecorJ,nc. ,.;,h a. r. As moua hno'u mouu DC III
be renresen,sS ' anu Ju'S"e"' VI ''0'' ""o"'
H. .nn1
nnan The th, .na make m9uon tna' ne on. DC aiu
nss5,y ' 'e 0''e' VI '"' 'A' W. "'u
Ue sts,ea n, xss,.,,,, $1,000 ,. ,,,.
this proposi,ion .sbonId NJ, ,h ~ 80, ~. - IT. a.,
moi in,end IN lo,.i, a. n " '. up IT,, - =,
reasons But he dssrsd ~ Ux w shcS
wa, tb,, no unsers,oo, e. 80 =. ,n a., ~
Board of Public WORKS ,o NV ;" s;h the
JJo,s, .;,h iii H. y.u VIC W ~ ~, .'
H. -, Iii .' i upon 'n's suoleer W aon
Printer on th,, d.v >. ,h., " T us .w s
the rsnor, 10 n, Ill. So, ~ ~ y pptL
n bis ;uIymept 80 s -, ;e. v -, 81 ~ -,
iect " o
NJ nr,xr ,,;d a.. ,.,,., a, - - -, -
tbis hill shonLi no la;a ~, ~ ~, =! " vows wy
The only Official ,ocnmsn, wh;"n ,,or hal from an.
Ro,r,l of puh;c wo,Ls 80 ., ,h.. -, -" H.. 80, -
tho sinner ntepa.nt of ,h.t NJ H. III 49, 49,.
Mains 10 .. anime tbs, rano,, snd n ~ A'
sume3 VI, from, m. o;o., .;,; -, ,ha ,.n,,.n,s,
who n, ~. II well suni.J n e. h h,J liz =, -,
from Tho Rnsr, of pnhT VT ~. IT, ~ ,o,i y;
regard To IN, constr,ciion ~ mi. ro.J '
In Ia ssrer, ,ined from, ,ho rsrn., -, ,h s,,,,.,,
tha, sn,l t,,cl c.pno, c,rsr Tho nnn.,. h;ch iii
fall into his road H desired 10 have Nr r.u's onn
ion upon that subject
INF ID submitted some calculations Shawn, ,h., an.
amount of foreign tonnage would be sufficient 10 hold the
single track in Constant reouson and The oucstion
how the domestic ton, noe 10 wit coal rop and other
tic,es wer, 10 he carrie lie asted ths House n thcy
were prepared to incur the expense embraced
in the construction of that work and Act
on this bill when the SUPERINTENDENT of the road ,self
shows that single track will not be sufficient TO carry
the tonnage on t. That was one piece of Information which
they needed.
Ii was said on yesterday bv the gentleman from Au-
susta mir CHRIrIAN) upon as he stated the authority of
the Engineer of that road that the cost of constructing
this work would be equal to that Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad from Cumberland to Wheeling which he
could undo rstand to be about six or seven million lie
was informed upon good authority that the cost of the
road within the points referred to- was seven millions nine
hundred thousand This fact he had upon The authority
of member ofthe Board OF Public Works who came to
his room on "Wednesday night He observed that Mr.
Fish in making that estimate referred to by gentleman
from Augusta must have made mistake such was the
character the information which they had upon ques
ton of much Importance He asked as matter Of COM
Justice the people that the House would agree 10
the motion lay the bill the table sn the necessary
information had He hoped the gentleman who made
the motion wou amend it "A TO make this bill The
order of the DAY for Thursday instead OF Wednesday,
hn
inc the report fully
MrB,ss s,id he came there "a an arsn, friend os In
ternsl Improyement and no vas neyertbes in fxor n,
I.ri,, ,h., h;u unon rha ,abIs H. nconr,J - ros;,;
very different from some of the gentleman who wee In
favor of thar motion vet for many of the reasons off
nv the gentleman from Lvncbhnrg iWr Dr,xyl and tb
gentleman from Psylyania mir BIZ yoRpl and others he
did not hesitate TO give his vote 10 Law the bill on the IA
be He was strongly in favor of that imnroremant and
Mt the uroper time would vote unon the bl in msnner
in accordance with that sentiment But understanding
that the Engineers of that line wer. prepapp
reports on the condition of this work which would
tain much useful information he thought il ss his duv
and that of the friends of the bill TO await that
He trusted the bill " ould be laid upon tho fable
Mr. C.RrER of Fauouier said he came there that
ing resolved TO resist every effort to Law that hill pnon
the table But from the remarks which he had heard
offered by gentlemen upon that floor whom he knew TO
he friends of the bill as well "a the great 81
the work. the magnitude of the interests nyolyeJ and
the very large expenditures which the bill proposed he
did hesitate express himself in favor of the motoc
to Law on the table Tho TO which he had
Jus, referred convinced him of the proprey of awaiting
all the information which they likely TO obtain from
the report before the upon the passage Of the bill
would be taken. lie held the proximity OF the time
when that information was likely to he furnished as an
other important why bill should be laid npon
the table The delay should be regarded with slight con
deraion in view of the light be derived from that re-
port while he felt assured thl: II any effect yould be
wrought thereby upon the inter, Il prospects of the
bill il would be conciliate ,er in its favor
and guarantee for il a .tsooScfu issue than was
even Iore=uiuo"eu II tuAl ihhc.
As sincere friend OF - g work, he hoped it would be
the pleasure oi the to lay the bill on the table in
accordance with the motion OF the gentleman from Pittsyl
wanna hr. bGorHl IA order That they may be able to
, c a. IN Tp ~hen asked
-; ~; 80, -, :, hInh - S''oeIa'e souIs BE OF
Ii ~. LII -, -, ,i 49, u''os "ouu iiiuieate'
IN" ~, 81 ;sr'4'. auu WISDOM oil their
~ -. -; =; - -, ~; n; "u'Gu u was posi-
W " "'''' ~ -; -, ee' pe,ng uily under
49, t t - - ~ Lsnceu Tue caution hhh
IeSe,,o nus Puss up quesIon Iheir constituents
o' 10 oH PP W. piee'ae N!h' course ana hp'
p'aGh her actions WIN these considerations he was
py,'.etg lns 80 Ia - aS concerned 70 suffer the
~ ~ S ;y ~ t, = '1..I iePo'' VI Tue r'oaFu OF
" u " oih: ,, oe ''Su.
r "os SAu TIE was oPposeu 10 laying Tue OIL upon the
aa"'e ; a'r 70. VI. ,JaHTa n' ne considered no
e '''o, A,'t % "e IA rum tue report then
was ineIuy or1Vre 'e'n. ne ~! no "iher elect
va nhei{ 10 lo',Hn q iionVh S' ln'' character IL
!" s""u,u P'e'a" han 70 ueiay tho business OF the
session. Ana SINCE then seemed to be very general In
disposition on INC art OF mcnoers TO proIong the session.
he considered very uhwise thus to waste the time OF
u LII ~, ,o,s ~, -, 5 t,,c
o,,in' $50 - a,;,, H. ' .' .''! iA' t"e cour'e OF
,hI @ Sannod h 70 Jay 'he olll on the
; 81, ~ - H. a,S 'e.'us VI resentment
,h .o;I ,I ~ seesIps 10 carry
h., si I'll. 30" II 1870, e "'u !, Oe ANXIOUS 70 know
bv''s'" "''V "''o'a'eu uie nIue gauge Noulu