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of st.I me substitute against the hypoth scstion
conss ssa. endorsing certificates Of debts dns -
the VOTE - &c. He moved . reconsideration Of
the purposs - y. tae bilIto Its engrossment for
OF the Governor. Attorr.y rans.9 a Ous
~ -. 49, o. the Commonwealth ana ;nss-.;~. -
last siaosss me lat Audidor, Treasurar .nd ,hs m
Mr.. DEANE snoIa ,D o. me Board Of Public Works
~ OF erecting loans from the lslsung .ne du-
wolfe, on the ground that that paS !" ruohc
n.se ume 70 attend to the neeotist;ons ala nos
works A. the .sm pannc interests upon the Public
mr. FLOYD opposed the motion IN r..,.
ne preteireo that the question should he n-asS-,
fairly between the Board that the biII p,esen.ed
ana tne oio Board If there was to be ! chs ns.s
ne preferred the Board established bv tbs I'M
any other that could be proposed He da,ons oni 20
the present Board from the imputationa .. !, ,.s
them, and contended that to take awav from tt"'
the power to negotiate loans. would not onIv ha
censure upon them, but would defeat their com.
pactness and their efficiency.
Mr.. BoNDURANT favored the reconsiderat;or
and the Board constituted ~ proposed by MT
STANARD. He considered . separation Of the
loan power from the duties of the present Board
as necessary for the prosperity of the cause Of
improvements-as necessary to command for that
cause the confidence and support of the people.
Mr. SEGAR concluded the debate by an earnes,
appeal to the House not to alter the powers of the
Board. The officers upon whom the bill proposed
W uosoito tuo lOau power naQ their time fully
cupied already, and it would be improper to add
to them. He spoke of the character of the present
Board, and considered them entitled to the conf.
dence OF the Legislature; he passed euloRy espe.
pecialy upon Mr.. HOLIDAY, the newly-elected
member of the Board, who, he said was not only
man OF unblemished character, but gentleman
of very high order of talents
The question on the motion to reconsider was
lost by decided vote, and then the bin was re.
jected by the following vote:
Crnt, bGalS
ker, Barnes, Bondurant, Bush, Bywaters Claiborue.
Claybrook, Cox, Craddock. Crawford, Crocker. Dab,
ney, Deane, Dillard Dodson. DromRoole. Edmunds
George, Gurley, Hancock, Hardy Hobbs. Holman
Howell, Johnston. Jones of r., Jones of G. Kemper
Kirby, Langftt Luudy, Mallory, Nelson, Nowlin,
Nlcoison, Pendieton of Giles Powell Rutherford.
Seddon, Smith, Splitter. Sprinkle, Taylor Thomas Of
w. Tomlin, Towner, Tredway, Walton, Welton and
NoEs-Messrs. Anderson, Ashby, Bass, Boremau.
Bosworth, Brady, Brandon, Brannon, Burwell of
Burweil Of B., Byrd, Carpenter, Gambler, Carper,
Carter, Christian Clarke, Collins Crabrree. Crock
ett, Daniels, Davis of g., Davis of A. Dejarnette.
Dickinson of g., Dickinson of r., Doyle, Draper
Early Eggborn, Elyson, Floyd, French, Frost, Gar.
nett, Hawks, Haynes, Hays, Heskel, Herbert, Hiett
Hose, Holden Holladay Imboden, Jones of A., Kelly,
Lee, Martin, Mays, McCheney, McIver, Mourman,
Murdaush, Hewlon Parsons, Patterson, Pendlston Of
L., Pitnan, Riggs Roberts, Ronald, Ruifner, Sa nues
Seaman, Segar, Shumate, Sinclair, Spady, Stanard
Thomas of NJ, Thompson, Thrift, Triplett. Vanors
dali, Wellman, West, Wiley, Wood and Wright-8O
Mr.. GARNETT, who had voted in the negative
for that purpose, moved q reconsideration of the
vote, in which the House acquiesced and the bill
was laid on the table
At this point the Chair was vacated.