Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

DO hemmed up In the fasnesses or the mouutsIus Is
for one .ould not agree to such act OF pussce aud
Was ready to record his vote In favor Of the bun
Mr. MALLORY supported the bill, and took the sams
ground In his advocacy Of the right of The peon m
region Of hestae To construct ihis road on their owu
account. = 1890 "
MrZiSS opposed to the blu
Nc BRAsSos In favor Of tho bill believing ,h., ,h
road for the construction which Il proposed
right would not be In competition with the Coyiuvtou
Mr. Bao~s OF Cumberland. was In favor Of allowing 10
the people Of this section Of the State the eb to
ue. inc toad At their own expense they desired He
was IN fvor OF granting the right OF way 70 oil person,
whose wants and interests require the construction of
road. "
message from tho Senate informing tho House Of the
passage by that body OF bill providing for the revision
and completion Of the Geological Map aud Survey of The
State, aud the publication OF tho same.
MT ANDERSON addressed the House In opposition TO the
Mr. RAYMOND followed In favor of the bill con,endpe In
favor of the justice OF allowing tho people Interested In
this road to construct the road their own expense
Of a ryder: - wy
Provided That said Railroad sha not strike or enter
the rayne Of the Ohio river between the mouth of the
e nAnaWna river anu the mouth OF Little Sandy creek
ABOVE the town Of Ravenswood, In jackson county
was read first time.
Mr. GAnssrr advocated the passage OF tho bill upon the
mat TIE people should be permitted
srue road through their territory and at their own
expense. " ~ "
= Nj SKINNER was opposed to the bill. Ho could no, be
~ sos OF any work OF local character coming In con-
nS, win the general Interests of tho State.
MIR BARNES OF Marion in favor of the bill lie held
W oe tue rSnt oi the people Of any section Of tho
n 20 senu ther produce to the best Market and to
shat emu was the duty OF the Common wealth to afford
facilities to the extent sought for by this bill which Was
merely right Of way, without asking any AUGMENTATION
lie considered that all legislation al Internal Improve
ment character should look much to the interest of
producer as tho consumer. lie regarded Il AZ matter of
smear Justice to his people, that this right OF way sou
be granted aud he trusted the House Would coni. S,
right. '' ''"eeu' ''a'
Mr BRowS was in favor Of tho bill
mr. hchESzlE moved the previous question which WAS
anu tho main question tho second reading of
TUE yuer oeng ordered, decided in the Affirmative
ryder: WI "'e
porided That the said Railroad shall not DO extended
Parkersbury. '''s AZ
MT. ANDERSON. observed in reply to remarks of the
gentleman from Marion, mr. HAYMoNp) aud the gentle
man from Essex, (Mr. GARSErr) in reference 10 t6e
dancy ascribed TO his remarks of obv ianp free n,e
course OF their people to Market that such was not his
provided proper direction given to the ira lie
anu the interest OF the State subscrved thereby
Mr. JACKSON, disclamed any influence in causing ,bs
substitute to tho ryder to be offered
AIR. Patrick, expressed himself in favor of the
Mr.. GALLAnUE, called for the uyes mud noes uno, ,hs
substitute which he said would If agreed to cut or his
constituents from any participation in the benefits sought
to obtained by the bill
The call for the ayes and noe, being sustained
MT. SMITH OF Kanawha called tho previous question
which was sustained, aud the main que being ordered
on agreeing to the substitute was decided in the neg,
the Noe being ayes 90, noes So.
Inc ryder was then ordered be engrosed and read
thrd time, and the question the passage of the hin
having been tsken decided in the affirmation ayes
81. noes -. ''S
On motion of Mr. BRowS of Stafford the bill reno,td
on Saturday from the committee on Banks was taken nm
under suspension Of the rule, and read first time by
its title. -N y
Mr. MCKENZIE, hoped the House would do him the avo,
20 lay that bill upon the table, with that
would be taken up TO night aud considered.
Mr. PATRICK. from the special committee appointed in
the early part OF the day reported bill incorporate the
Guyandotte Bridge Company, aud repeal all other acts
relating thereto and moved that il be taken no and read
first and second time that day.
Before vote taken upon that motion the Uop,e
adjourned, on motion Of Mr. STABLES OF Patrick
EVENING SESSION.
The unfinished business Of the day was taken IN being
the motion offered by Mr.. PATRICK to take I'M The hill 70
Incorporate The Gnyandoe Bridge Company, and have il
read hrs time, which was agreed Ii
read second time and ordered to be engrosscd-two-
'ntos oil the House agreeing TO motion that effect
&c" ohis were ordered TO be engrossed after which
Dill 10 provide Tor the construction of Railroad from
the virginia aud Tennessee Railroad To the Virppi, Cen
ral Railroad ut near Clifton Forge was taken nm on
motion o Mr. WILEY the rules having been suspended
noes 3. W.
On motion of Mr. STAPLES of Patrick the rules wore
suspended Tor the purpose of taking up and considering
senate OIL 10 construct Railroad between Alexandria and
Washington city, om tho plan O lanes = I.enoh TIC
bill being taken up and amended motion of Mr. CAR
TER Of Fauquer, equeny laid ON the tabe on
motion Of Mr. McKExzIE
On motion OF Dir. HANCOCK OF Chesterfield bill re!ca
sing te Midlothian Coal Mining Company from certain
penalties &c, taken up read third time and passcd
by vote Of ayes IT. noes l.
Mr. FowLER gave notice ofhs intention TO offer the fol-
lowing amendment to the 18th rule OF the House
AN os or other business shall be despatched in the
der in which they introduced unless the House nv
vote oil OF the members voting shall direct 9TH
er~se In particular cases. In future all bills OF general
natnre shat" after their first reading be printed for the
use Of the House
On motion of Mr.. CLAIBORNE, the House adjourned.