Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-02
From the Fairmouu, True virginian

KINGwuoD, March II, 1855
Mr. Editor: Der Sir: at n meeting of 'he ci;i
President ana C r" Smith SactE'Ary "" AlHSS VINES,
a committee appointed 20 drGf; resolutions, ~ho
reported the following. which We're adopted rs sm,Uj
ed:
Resolved, That the course Of K. E. Cowsn end j.
G. Kemhe, present delegates 20 The Legs a;ure"f
Virginia. 10 regard to the subject Of in'erna! improve
ments and their opposition TO an extra session .;
the Legislature, meet our hearty approval, arl "?
hereby tender them thanks for the fri'HeuI mr..
ner in which they have represented our will and riG-
rest in the above named matters.
Resolved That, the vote Of our Senator, upOG me
passage of the appropriation made to the Covingon
and Ohio Raj road, naeta our unqualified GiaapDr5-
val, and trust ih"s he will voting vi u the
friends o further appropriations ""d t"'""n "r 70
sign his sent in t!.5 Senate
Resolved, That, in orr u Gion 80. iIsr'in'srH
ogh, to make appropriations To works ot rrsi
Improvement Grring the extra session u tue L"g'sa
ture now sitting.
Reaolyed That orr Delegates 0nd Senator
hereby instructed to vote against all appropriation
TO works of internal improvement during The pr"aen'
extra eession: and moreover to lR- '!sir be-; sUj
wore bring the present session Il close {" h"7S
a day az possible.
Resolved, That we have the misfortune 10 fItf.r
with His E1ceency Henry a. Wise in bis view. {:
expressed on the subject of appropriations in h'. M.
aope TO the late Legislature OF '-a MA, and iu a'
course in calling the present extra sg'-i"n
Resolved, That we believe the abovc resori!1ng u
press he sentiments of the 'eople ot this coun'y.
Resol. ed. Tia. copy Of tie aboy" resolution" -
sent TO our Senator each Of JU. 3~"gr-s, and aso
that COPY b. forwarded for publication in the Fair.
'i''A' '"' " J.S MURDOCH, Prss't
J.P. SMITH, Ssc'y.
Mr.. nuDDLEsoNs REPLY
SENATE CHAMBER. VA
March IS, 1853.
John 8. Murdock. Esq, Pres and Others.
SIRs have the honor TO ackno owledke the rerei,s
,e, of tha insf.
Resolutions passed al meeting regarding my r4s'
s,ive conduct look upon the move "a COOL At least
6rst condeming, and then for the first tine instruct
| ing. And now, unbesatingly ssy thar ghent reS'
ponably tull meeting Of my constituents be had upon
dae notice given, with this communication apprn'-I'
| snail require my resignation OF the seat | have 'ho
honor TO bold in the Senate, will resign ior'hsh
| rather than change my vote upon the C"vng'"n H"'
| Ohio Bill under durea l would certainly have
Welded nv convictions 10 the expressed w'lI of my
people, Notwithstanding, hold The individual opip.
| ION the Cuving'on Rord ought to pr"gre-s
even with the States ability. to c"mpisf'"n. er"
foreign interests grasp our Wesfern ana SHn'n'
| Wesfern trady ana frav-i. To h-sia'e between the
paving of interest ON SiOO 0UO annually, and abandon
ing that work TO henvy loss by dapidnton &C.,
with 81 500. 600 of the CommoDw wealihs money invest
ed would ouly become those politicians who sre Siis
ing TO yield Virginas Independence to Northern IN.
,erests No incr-ase Of taxation necessary 10 ,"c
the foregoing object, ne il clearly shown by he r-Dtt
of the Senate's committee of "Fnsnce and Clsitns.
Yours most r-specfiuv.
| j. HUDDLESON.
P. S-Youll please make this communication
equally public with th proceedings OF your 'ne-';r g.
anu 00''s' ''' j. HUDDLEsoN.
! THE COMMITTEE MEETING LAST NIGHT.
In pursuance OF the resolution OF Mr. + = r.h,
sdop ed at The las; meeting o the caucus oi 'h' D. m".
cratic members of the HOuse ot R-pIe-en'a'r n
Saturday evening ls.t the Chairman, Mr. J"hn 80,
rnne named the following committee OF t~en'! nv
tor the Kansss State bill as it came from the Sn's
and half for amending t-Messrs Engl-h E..
Groesbeck, Stephens, Craig Owen, JONES Goo kr'r'!
Branch, Dewart, Qui'mau, Foley, j. Clancy j "ss,
P-pdletou, Houston Clark. BOcock, Hall OF Ohie'
Stevenson, McKitbin, and Corning.
This COMMITTEES me-. at lasf evening; "neh y ReHs'
raj interchange of yiews took place. various 20"
siiions were mooted and dicusssd sufficiently to give
each member OF the COMMITTEES Just iGea OF ne p'r''
liar views the subject OF all lhe DINERS 40 wee
was taken on any OF them; nor was any vote of the
! ,nnmt,sa d.sigped 10 be taken, as represented by
vsriops newspaper writer's from the Federal metroro
liz They will report 10 the Caucus, which sgsu ls-
.srohIss 70 night when the Democracy of the House
w,r fusly d-termne upon their line Of sction ou
Thursday next, on taking up the Senate's Kan,..
State bill Last nights session Of the committee 'ss
done good; ip,omuch il has made plain the &c.
that there exists much lees difference o! op'"'au
among the Democracy OF the House on tie ksases
, question as that low stands, than was imagined
We continue to be perfectly satisfied tho. there !'
earthly doubt of the passage Of tie bill through y q
House, with no amendment vioative OF any prnci2e
contended for oy the sound Democracy .! sit9eF
House OF Congress- Harrington Star.
HOES FAST PRESSES.
We learn from European letters that Coonel Hoa
ia putting up of bs monster presses Tor the Lon
don Times, two for Lloyd's Newspaper anG one each
for four other English papers Inc machihe7 arr be
ing constructed in Manchester under the supervision
. | ,f New York workman. company IL al-o going
INTO operation in Paris for the construction o ;he -
r.ssrs and the general Introduction ofthem is afci'
| pa,ed.