The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SAT, nphY, March lGih. 1860.
III. Hnu-a vas called IT, UrdeE al Il O'Clock.
>,~4k-r tRUTCHFlELD.
lhr f.St business III order was the consid-
'lrH. ot certain loInt resolutions adoped by
S'sa'r aA Yesterday. among them one
..-5tIug Tire -iIIeT medal proposed 10 De
.--af~'i 70 such 4 the Lexington Cadets, as
rrtna. Aafl-rS Ferry. l. reads Us fol-
t.. .,.. b tt- re6tfa. 4sS>a!Lls, That the
.s"aefs ai,v.nisd h- the act. 10 sudit and
J. '-a psnsa' in-Irced by the Executive for
lr esao! arms and l1T the d,tsnce of the
a'le stitI. passed. ieEu1r' 23d. I.il. snail lie
# zea 70 tuse fG be s:rpFred applupriato sill
'- h' t"sf t't eAaee'iins IN the gre
;--: and direct The superintendent of the
81. o j. ifift institute 10 best0w one ot such
it 'fpa each cau9i Il service at ChaJiestuwn,
.-s. 7'"H'4 "i IHslr efficiency. foidierly con
".-H lis if3ue. ~hits IN service.
l'' hAeS e.. moved 10 tEike out that portion
| 10 resolutions c0bierr!ng IA medal on the
81: The Virginia Military Institute. for
'i.-~ a. ia'peT, Ferry.
Ut hF&Fhh sad /; hau been conceded that
Hiul soldiers had set An example nm
+ssr". and b. hoped the gentleman would
''''5 u's Ing'ioa. They get 10 pay, and the
-''-i is gwen only as a mark of our apprO-
! d. .d 10 Increase and keepalive their zeal,
J, -irif services ever hereafter ht. needed
H' 'iEATfAN inq qulred whether the Cadets
III ,A'Y could not be req uIred to 20 in 10 ac-
w. wee ~!'LOnl any pay
~ ht4FER sad they formed no part, le-
1 u -i~ military arm OF the State, nor
'''7 'A'i ah5ett 10 lie order of The EXecu-
Ai '9"AN thought that the matter of COM
l'I' aAc pay was getting 10 be farcicai.-
- AZ been laughed 1T for asserting that the
'"' A'i'iAg out OF he iiarper's Ferry affair
-. ~
'ce' rs present amount. What would
~ r1l- 1At end was reached, 10 one could
-' i.t-"S was ofopiniOn thai The Harper's
u "'-ii Ma being run iuto The ground
-' de- .--ton { ttcets were treq uentiy march
''." t+r country on HE order OF the Su-
1 -l-'j- and the latter functionary was
pleastd "a AN opportunity Vi showing
res SoIae hing OF tue realities OF Il sol
'F ny cirrylng The II 10 the scene of the
-'''ttr ht Cadets were being educated
eAtrArt oi he Slaie, and he should vote
a. 'Ar Proposition for awarding medal.
VI -. tEBh SAID he always felt a reir ctance
N'rd on 20 vote ihe States money away
"'' 4" oit maxim that those who danced
~ IN" iddiCr. Bills had been passed
..s.. ny f1f services 10 those " no vo!un-
~ urience %: the State. The Cadets
y l'ti lp orders As the others-Went as
loq.'} "a they, and asked no pay. II had,
'... ,.'l i'es'"d The Senate by IDaugurating
a4,.r 1Ai hnsin"ss 10 institute Il legion of
!, n, Au1 e"sio'T something on the r.S.i pianfs
49, -'.l they ehould feet proud TO the iermi-
,.r., ~ -'''F q r;hly career. la giving these
.its- '"rs away, were We showing an
. offiff'a Ton II the value of The Lexing-
,.i.. .- Hp iAuught not. 1t should be
I'd. ''''.u mai Il large proportion of the
i''e 90 NOR own schooling, and did
,.- - nv ''l'r0ue cent. lie should Vote for
8, ,,Iph Tor slowing the medal.
.l..,~'', M" FL'led his objections TO that
sDFfjt,,a.. ~ t''niuton Wl,icn required The
-.l ~ ~ it made without inyes iga-
d :eel ~, tou.r Iac appropriations had
i reached %'A,5 ,aat ana rhe rasolutions
;. is.e, oal'ra we're likely 10 increase ii TO
ice u.ods7e rA'ent. He had objections to
,t.r,,,,,1 !" ~, IL vas proposed 10 pay staff
..4 ,s.s ~ hhu in the latter connec-
sl liy,p '"v v-l'' Of The services OF the mem
i.A- lo H@eu "a 4, who had Yolun eered ard
N- i, i',n i'e's Frrry.
lr1-.l ,t1' IAN said that though he had
sla .5r Ia 'rs' '0Nn he intended 10 make no
4 el '''ee' lie was against The reso-
...l, ~ - stated his objections to the reso-
n - +Aaii Was 20 end. Some of fte mem
+ slpev ny imagined the State 10 be made
ss ma 20 moved To lay Tie resolutions
Ia S,o,, iAe motion Mas carried.
T. and IA, "f'.-~It lie bill repeating the Isl,
y me- .eeii1hs OF ar act passed April |
|. h. f'1iins ior a Ioore un form curren-
.as s.ra@s o' he State, reported back |
At ID m. ' IN al amendment, was next |
| @ he dreSi'ol being upon coneurring !
|, SAl.e Or, Al ibtlr amendment. The |
saped 80 h., lor The bill by Dir. JOHNSON
H. si after n, lhe senate, proposed TO strike 4
.SliSxs. ' "ofa Assembly" 1t reads |
...N p''ed, ,pt DC, That the 18th section Of |
r. ~ IA H. nrle, s4all be amended and re- |
"a aoes, y feae. as foilows: -
- State ihsS ue % ana payable fnto the Treasury
/. scnrs If 1e ,e ue positsd by the sheriff and |
H. cent, n, tle revenue ia such OF the ban ~ 4
~t saere u ~ " pofaton most convenient to |
"a elAlet l., @aiis ia1y lie collected, aS may |
sses - 70 sae cf.g. 9,nteinor oi the EQmHioa-
,gS ts,t,snae,s 70 the Auditor Of Public Ac-
Ae I'd ~ itoia tie said bank Of the said |
Il - sas sis,,,,s, - of collector shall be cred
~S sstl ~ ~ saereol and an account shall |
sSaffi, % ue ssa haiik upon the BOOKS 0t tue
" r. u he Cs.IS.s'1sa upon by the Treasurer as
ast ,sR sR 40 .aeI may require Pro-
Sai ss.s, Z. deposit shall te made until such
irsss R4n 81 ,,'tung winch said AZ feehie at
~ Il tie tsh w hhid ce rtihcate Of dc epost.t
.el $as ps,t ~ s,et!nh et!nh Di The Treasurer, the |
sss@s saols e ill.,. so " deposit To any point at
ss s~si esst 4, sie bA.blte service mas fsauire
+ b, SEQ a. " Tue state; and or,,s;d.5 t',y,,,.,
~ -, ,Fa re4irs "aii ~ inade Ia any bank
liz b'lls 81, mates ~ s0ld o.
. az i''es from It's ,ss.ss.. i