Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03


Mi GAsssrT moved Tina. tho Bills In nm,
;Ee tns'a tor HE present, % enable him 10 m
as follows: -"G':
Resolved. by the General Assembly Thai,
on tn: Covington and Ohio Rail Road, csrs,. e1i.
and masonry Of the section ives, of the mon. 10
river, shall be suspended and that accurate s "
Inmates Of tine said section shall be made and s.y
next session Of the General Assembly 'ep9;I1
The House refused to pass by the repu,, ,n
purpose indicated. et':f
Senate bill, for the relief Of Peresrin, H.,
Gilmer county. was passed. The bill rcIIava:sys
payment Of Sl03 "a, part Of the amour, n H,@
dercd against him BY the Circuit Cou,, Of p a.sa
thr lst July, 1853 '"N:
A message was received from The Scn,,.
pEHs informing tho House OF the PASSAGE ~ y y
Senate, amending the 6Ih section OF the s.h ., d
CoGc Of Virginia, in relation to bonds Of Off,.
ment.
Mr.. STAPLES of NJ, moved to pass BY the rs,,s.
| TO take up a bill.
The House refused 10 pass by for the pu,,,..
MIR. SKINNER made motion 10 pass b. Ibs *" ~
| ness 10 take up bill. .'
The House again refused 10 suspend reens, =
| the purpose Indicated.
| Senate bill, aulhorisins the Board 0: pc.n.
construct n rail road from Salve, IN Wasnj.,.
| 10 the Plaster Banks, in the Cove in Smy,h cor..
Mr.. CROCKETT addressed the House in spn..!!
| bill
Mr. STAPLES oil PallicX moved TO lay The :,
table.
Mr. CRocxErr opposed the motion and
The House refused TO lay on the ,abe-aye. T.
Mr. CaocKETr again addressed The Hou,s \
| thanks 10 the House for refusing 10 lay the bill a. n
5ni submitting additional arguments in ilyo. y
| sage.
| Mr.. GARSETr opposed tho bill. In view Of =.
condition OF the State finances, and Of The ID, Il
provemen policy Of the Stale, he was oppose:
| IL q
| al great length in regard 10 what he deeme. :,
10 the Internal improvement policy OF the !.
necessary and proper in regard TO the hnances Il;
construct these Improvements.
After remarks from Messrs. SKINNER and Pas
question on The passage OF the bill was taken, g.:
In The rejection OF the bIll-ayes "A, noes 61
SMALL NOTE DILL.
SIR ToMLIS moved that The rules be suspeai.
purpose Of taking up aud considering The bill 10 ",
Issue and circulation of small notes
The previous question being called, Mr. STAB.
rick. dema nded The ayes and noes.
The House ordered the main Queslion-ayes :;
The vote on suspendlng the rules Tor the pC'y0..
ted was then taken, and resulted-ayes s6, noe: Il
The bill was then taken up. when
Mr. KEMrRR offered the following az a ryder Il.
ing on its third reading:
Provided that the first section Of this act shaI,
operation until the lst day Of June, 1855.
Mr.. RurRERro0RD demanded the previous G,
which sustained.
Mr.. JACKSON demanded the ayes and ICES on
question.
The House refused 10 order the main question
noes 65.
Mr.. jackson offered an amendment to The ry;t.
lows:
Provided, that this &C, shall be submitted 10 n.
al the next election for members OF the General l..
vote upon and decide whether the act shall take II,
Messrs JACKSON and GALLv addressed the Hon.
I'D A.. 1ap nf thr I'M tnao
and in opposition 10 the bill before the House.
Mr. WALLACE opposed the amendment 10 the :;
supported The passage Of the bill. He denounce.
plaster currency issued by person. in many case.
10 be responsible, and called upon The repIesen.,y
Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 put stop 10 sGch .
Bile currency.
The question was taken on Dir. JAcxsox, en-
which was rejected ayes &c. noes G3.
The ryder offered by Mr. KEMpER was then .
WHEN
iir. Power moved the Indefinite poslponemens
and ryder.
MIR. STAPLES, Of Patrick, demanded the ayes &C:
the ques ion Of indefinite posiponement.
The House refused TO postpone indefinitely
noes e.
The bill was then passed by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs. Crutch6eld (opeaker,) Barrett, B,
Browne Of King George, Browne of Z. and P, b.
ham, Cherry, Collier, Coltrane, Couch Craig
Downing, Dyche, Edmunds, Fowler, Garnet, G
Hancock Of Chesterfield, Hardy, Hayes, Howell,
Fitzpatrick, Knox, koiner, Laugh. Lee, L1pwt
Malone Martin, Mar'z MAYO, Mcclure McGG5s
Miller, Minor, Moody, Morrison, Parsons PsrsIa.
Price, Richeson, Rutherford, Seibert Shannon
Skinner Splitter, Sprinkle, Stevens, Summers, TAI:
Taylor OF Rockbrldge, Tiffany, Tomlin, WalIlce
White Wiley-66.
Noes Messrs. Anderson, Barnes of Marion, 9
farewell, Bekem, Brannon. Buford, BuTks, Bur:
bell Carter o! Lee. Carter OF Fauquicr. Choice
Clark, Copton, Combs, C0wardin, Crump, DAVIS
nctte. Duncan, Dunn, ElIyson, Ely, Epe5 Finn
Gibson, Given, Goss Gravely, Hancock OF Char.
cock Of ~y;he Harvey, Raymond, Holden HON
son, kriIo. Mason, McComas, Mckenzie, Meato'
Nottingham, Patrick; Payne, Power, Prince,
Reese, l;enick, Riddick, Shields, Snumate, Smith
and Hancock, Staples Of Patrick. Taylor Of
Thomas, Vlnson, Whitehead Zinn-62.
The bill passed by the above vote will be found
In The proceedings Of the House of Delegates Of
The ryder adopted TO day, in reference to the first
the bill, wus the only change made in Its provision
On motion, The House adjourned.