Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SPEAKER
communication from the Senate was read announc.
ing tue passage Of bills and resolutions by that body
TIE Senate bill guspeudng for SIX years, The ieyying
OF ttNes on ;he Wheeling and I'm Bridge Company,
came up nas read twice, ard, on motion O. &r KNOTT,
vas pu. u5gu It's ps--se. Ar ksOT also called tor the
r.aii o. ,Ee asm,rel upon which the Oil Is based.
ss f5rl ts.- che Company has been SUI scted % an
-oeass Of $50 900 10 d=i,n-ias suits bouga gliust it
hv the cy vi PtsoGrg aud Sslta OF Pennsylvania that
che bridge vas once destroyed 6y violent storm, bu;
t,s since been r,5GL auI Is nov more subs;aa thai
before aJC TIA. tuey Clvc co pay very heavy tax levied
lv the Cy "a Wheeling, besides tue STATE tax. The
. was a4lacl.li uy .ltssI5 KNOTT aud HAYVJND wGO
led il public il5 gJl OF svc1, Importance, worthy
CD receive t..- ,a..r irJu the s-era. Assembly
H...rs Addison IuiSG.uN ard GUsON, OF hampshire
. a So alvo So i-. Ar COLLIER opposed i, because D.
was private co IoALqa, aud private property, and b.
c7'd sen reason Wy t5at should be exempted any
noe u-u lay other species Ct property ~ o,her por
ions Of Che S-.s. TIE vote on is passage resulted H.
.., -ti al-isc--syes ID, noes -.
Tee folio Ing e -.~u0as from the Senate were con
cured g. tv che Hors';
To a...o-z, che Governor to coa.rlc, Tor the manu-
actgr5 Of arms the Ar3or; 70 give \. W. Mcdonald
exclusive r-h5 90 p1bsi portions OF manuscripts CO.
.aj.ed ~ b-m in Elehnl.
House bi a. the voluntary ensavenent Of free n
s-1ls W.. taken -f, 1G. various amendments proposed
.lsl-to iv -ts S,H.t-, wlr2-- y 10.
Ua a.e,.e4 OF Nc. ALoEHSUN, l.cve was granted e
-os,s. c-io.als 20 bling j. tl. fer Increasing the
compensation 81 Csa,a.s s.s Ct .Ee Evc-U, In the
uu4-s o.. Logan, brS.J1. Fl.v .s aid Nr1a.l'.
on 90 ,1r o., So. BARBOUR S.--te old r--e relic
. t.. J.s e AID IlgiCl Railroad company vas q.
ce ur. sud aa .m,lduelt 20 ;is eject that the Com
..ry s-,L confess Judgment for the amount duP tho
rrte tas 1yiag 'Ls y1,icu 5ecOl until 1864, was
s-l.d ra-l be -. .~-zs---aye- IS, noes SO
Sir II HLEf, % s-lst.1s - tbs DIT, advocated II
ssl Jlcl measure. tbs Read would 10, now be ask
l tic EiruT for relief buI for The pgc-ea, political
al. q |f t-I- / he and lt
acd thJ people 10 know th9 ehc. Of the present ag-
$500.
NJ. ROBERTSON. of Richmond, ef-rel the following
rr.,a;l. aud resolutions:
800 4 .,.-. 49,. y No., 1o, min 4, ,
.1l hl hs exercise Ot such ai light ia The recent and
c.. sl. CT the eosary by ly % "a s. - shoal no; De-
- Is 5 coulLe+ ,r followed Icy rvse.tto cs AM q,
-e 90 M President OF the Uu'eI ga IDLY % explain bis 10
slei ,l 30 sia r'p.c, sizes jest cause formst,e'
uf. xt er4usr ,nces proper respect 10 THIS Con
T ro Is u t. General Goyerrnart = tain lis limits
- . an f5rL. az permitted by me sad Government and
sold rot Without Sc tsy haz2roing The pubic peace
| Zion 20 ere Pr.sll,u a. tae Uail-d States.
NJ seldom objected but withdrew his objection a.
tle instance Of M. ROBERTSON who desired 10 explain
H. Mr. I'D not wish 10 preep,a.e any action of tn
oass lie was willing for 70 lie over, but wanted the
House 10 G1o that the resolution founded upon The
existing state o. Ealing which be deemed proper TO be
cuslc.ed by the Geue,-i Assembly the conservation
OF the public peace h dill hos desire TO increase e1-
element but rather gue and he Ssnted
.gv7t ken % what the state OF affairs. He
alluded 90 Tie Of iUcati0n, he part Of The
leLeral Government 10 s,rsac the forts, a. with
r cordIg and said while he die not generally rely up
on rmCis ae 6oud scarcely avoid dong so at this time
There was one however. which could hardy be called .
,untr VIZ the transfer Of guns i.0P the Bcl'ona Ar
s.ra 10 Fortress Monroe. This Dug hot &c be aogeo
no any time: but il would be insult TO the State 20 al
low it uss while her Convention Is celebrating upon
,ris very oueste. Il Federal Relations lie was willing
I'd 90 into the discussion "a The principle involved but
deemed i. inexp deat during The seyscr of the Convex
non he therefore simply wanted the Houss 10 con
der the fact ihat tie strengthening OF the forts, and
m transfer Of guns ecfo.s the soil of Virginia, cOulc
10, be done without dstractug the country, involving
he public peace, and encounterng public rsslstance-
lie did not thirk these resolutions would Interfere a
With the business Of the Convention.
Nj Il TENZiE was opposed TO the resolutions They
properly bel0rg q the Convention now in session. and
lee Was DESTROYS Of reorng his vote against the resor
uJns CT for au iudehate p0sP9nement whichever may
be most agreeable 10 the House. Nha- yere the facts
of the case on which the gentleman from Richmond
based these resolutions. MesSrs. Archer Co. of Bel
Iona Aseu Rad contracted some time since with the
I'D raj Government ,or guns, and doubtless, like
s gentlemen engaged in the saAe business, were glac
90 d 90 About the time the secs ion mover Mt com
ucuceG. il ~a thought perhaps That the State nigh
need them and shorty siLer The commencement OF IN
General Assembly 0l for their pufoa1Se was reported
Bat u has laid ever 'iuce IN dorlnant st2e-so oug
n-esume that Messrs Archer Go. got urec-and DOUBT
les it Is their application TO haVS thS removed tSa' has
Induced the War Department 10 order 'nfn pTouga'
c u Nj Curry 10 be sent 70 Od POnt-he oaly place
q the Ssa,s wheTe guns kept.
Il Is bred LA, their removal Is 10 be prevented By
force. Has it got 10 this, HAT few gus cannot DC re-
owed from Foundry ia Virginia without affecting The
see sl0liueS Ct The sac
Tie Government uo'iced by ths National Intelligen
has ordered the troops on Texas North IN Difference
Virginia 20 prevent the appearance OF coercion
- ar to- State Is concerned me putting o. 800 or COO
reu gf Old Point, would be matter OF siaai moment
allie it vodi - OF advantage 70 the neighborhocd
cd Point. Compiaat : -,sde of spending the Govern
msnt money all ORTIZ aud yes ~dsa en- opportunity Pre-
MS itse 70 get OF that expenditure :, cauno, %
done As stated before Virginia with 40 900 voters
and a large number Of the lighting men, will not De
moved by fear, ard Whea she takes her position, will
-tand to .gaCs. the combined forces OF the Federal
Government.
Mr. CRANE moved the indeeni.e psstpoaement o! the
REGULATIONS.
Er. HAYWOOD e0g-ired il that would not lay them
on tie t,bie Toe 01s.s Sas j. would
Mr. TOALiS, moved 20 suspend tse rule las objection
was made to take Up the subject. lie alladed to
ue order % NJ Archer forward hs gEns 10 Old Point
aud said be mad heard rUlno- that the Governor would
odsr out the st Regiment Virginia Volunteers to pre-
ytat the people from resisting tie transfer
Nr. RAYMOND opposed the Suspension. We have
been engaged .oug s1pugh Federal Rstions, and BE-
sitcs We have COM enlloa row in sessio considering
s questions arising from ssid .el-tions. He supposed
Ar A-er rad performed bis part OF tie contract and
Low Wishse 70 deliver his guns get his @e1ey
the mo non 10 suspend carried in the Affirmative
/ Mr.. MAXIM, OF Henry supposed 0vSry member was
prtPued 10 vote on the question. He would simply call
attention 10 hs declaration made on YESTERDAY that he
would Iesisi every Effort to introduce Federal miters
ia this House. tpi he wssld vote for this peace
measure.