Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27
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domestic jars and go farther than all "women's Rights
Conventions to invest the daughters Of Eve with abso
lutte dominion and may be- that consideration Of
this sort-the obvious advantages of direct and tang-
BILE hold upon the affections OF the present lords Of
ton, may have enlisted the active sympa,hes Of the
dies Of Great Britain in favour Of this great Innovation
Delsh subdued Sampson by cutting on his hair; and
there no doubt in the world but that she enabled
To circumven him and win him to her purposes by first
bestowing delicate manipulations upon his omnpoent
board man whose hlsute physognomy has once been
sujcctcdto the taismanc touch ofwomans pow
etcss. The principle holds in the animal creation
IL you succeed in scratching dogs head without
being bitten, he is your friend forever.
From the New York Tribune.
TnE BEARD REroaN iS ESoLASp.-A correspondent, at
London sends the following Of the anti
| movement in that conservative kingdom:
England will shortly be able to beard the world in
arms Capillary attraction ia increasing rapidly. The
BARRIERS recently struck against the public aud
shaving. and the public strike against the
and intimate that they don't halpenny for them.
Altogether, our mustache movement may be denouina
| ted bsrbsrous proceeding That Norman institution
the is threatened the Saxon spirit revolt against ts
escape aud instead of turning up the chin
il turns the at II. Seriously speaking have
had such innovation for long time that com.
pctey alters the face of things 1t might peEpcx
strsn detective to tell who Is foreign And who isn't
Friends that wont to meet you with smiling smooth
ness on their hccS, now glover ut You from bchind bush
hedge Of hair. The Guards the Rail, and Smiths
in red forge lgh. aud Engineers the factories appear
like new OF stalwar SaIons. Mr.. George Dawson
the first and for long time the who burst
mount the Pulpit and mGStsche at the same time. 9th
however, following his example, and large num-
bcrS Of our literary be seen bearded like the
pard. II the movement goes on "a 1t has commenced,
the wearing Of hair round the mouth will he nation
al rs well natural CUSTOM and IL the ladies object,
their must be kissed OF them. May hope
that this is sign to all the world that hcnccorh no one
hath. b,h ,f Eair
mit,cd to twcak an Engishman by the nose ,"
s- The provisions of the new Constitution for pro-
taccd and extra sessions Of the Legislature follows:
The eight section OF article the fourth of the constitution
provides that "thc General Assembly shall in
two years and oener unless convened by the Cover
nor in the prescribed in this constitution No
session OF the General Assembly after the first under this
constitution shall continue longer than ninety days with
ont the of thrcchs of the members elected
TO each House in which the session be extended
for further period not exceeding thirty days" In tn
fifth section OF article the ih i, further provides that the
Governor, shall convene the General Assembly, pp-
pcaticn OF maioriy Of the members of both Houses
thereof when in his opinion the interest of the Com
monwcalth may require it,"
1t will thus be that the Trainers Of our reform con.
stituton when legisIang for biennial sessions of the Leg
STATURE limited ninety days, did lect TO furnish
Legislators with abundance OF margin TO go on
The members Of the Legislature have not only the
power TO protract their session hundred aud
ty days but majority vote extra session when
they please and convened, remain in session
just long they please in the years. Under sach
constitutional provisions there is positive restrictions
whatever the period of legislation for it is left in the
power Of majority Of the members of each Legislature
continue in ion to the end Of their two years.
hoy
between the Old and the constitution is that under
the latter they have go through the form Of voting an
session. while under the old constitution tey had
only to protrac, the session by voting down motion
adjournment sine is
The members OF this Legislature appear pretty well
satisfied to take the expiration their allotted
ninety days They chance get through the work
a'..se ,hsm il thirty days Out Of about six hun
--t bills, ga=y have passed eighty odd thus far
hurTi znl De a-ziss'! bils remain The uufn-
ie' business sf lie =il-y days session. New busineS
nuch Ertsr than u= old business - disposed of
They therefore uezzs,! pas. their thirty DAYS
AZ .rlrr. rik- try h5os AMI after plating spring
:nGrt, e. taey back ani take their time for
= Eirt: l--.F la. rez.-ist5oa er.mp heir lie
g.zLIag- E,rrIiEi-s-
Or- yreas stieaHy. bo-eTsr occurs in providing for
II eElga I-as,o AL shseh 1. likely TO give our Law
maker HAL ,-ouh- in getting together .gain-
Thls r The responsibility OF eooveaing an extra session
The IgEl,ars mast axe the responsibility Themselves
q d-p-HI Qpon tie Governor assemble them under III.
eos,i,sou.i Authority DO 20 -ken in Li- opinion the
ia,sr--ts Of the Commonwealth may require il" Gov
Joe Is all inclined have the honor Of calling sn
eE,rl s~ssion pln-i O him wbS to shoulder the
r,poosbJ is a stor that remains he settled he
s.een our Democratic Governor aud our Democratic
Legislature.
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