Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

The Senate disagreed to the said sulime 4 and the
House concurred in said dissgreeut1t The OH n
81 rsfore q law.
MILITARY EXEMPTIONS yoR PURPOSES rkIfsrExsABLE IL
WAR AND PEACE.
This subject, 90 prolific of discussion aud TO which
public attention Is now 80 generally drawn, was brought
up the following resolution OF red by NJ. BUFORD
Resolved, That joint committee Of Of this House,
and Of the Senate be appointed ing lire into and
report such legislation in regard to exemption from mi
a as may be necessary by reason of the recent pro-
clamaon Of the Governor, calling the entire militia.
To this resolution. Mr.. HUNTER offered substitute
in the form Of joint resolution Authorizing the Gov.
ernor to detail for such specific duties tue eIgences
Of the war may require the necessary number Of persons
for such duties.
ford G. remove Bouldp Robertson and others AID the
points OF discussion we're, chiefly, the CONSERVATION,
coufusol and general arrangement Of agricultural,
manufacturing aud other indispensable indusrsl pur
SUITE caused by the late proclamation calling GU. the
tire militia Il usgei tina. foundrss must
be closed the manufacture Of sail, powder. salpetre
be suspended and 10 sum up the fearful extent 81
the public casmies which now overriding the State IL
was stated au.hortaiiveiy by Mr.. COLLIER that the
newspaper in Petersburg would be forced to suspend
well newspapers in other cities and towns, from
want Of the requisite hands TO carry them on.
The opponents of the substitute further ojcced to
what seemed in their opinion to be its distinctive fea
ture namely transferring the Governor important
duties and privileges which the General Assembly should
surrender no the hands Of any oher power or au
thorty In the Commonwealth These points were urged
with great force, while Mr.. HUNTER in bis rijoinder
explained the difference between "sIemptDg" and "de
failing" finally vithdra wing hs substitute for the pres
ent The question, then, recurring the gnal reso
luton Is carried, and Immediately commu leaed 10
the Senate.
MESSAGE FROM TIE SENATE.
message was received from the Senate announcing
81. tk.tk a1y baA
necessary consumption Of grain by Oscillation. Also
that the Joint resolution relative to exemptions, just
passed bv the House, concurfed In TIE CHAIR (hr
sHEFFEY) announced said joint committee, Ike
part OF the House, heTsrs B9uii, Bufort AcOammani,
Saunders, Of Campbell, ard Collier.
NECESSARY TxENPrIoss
Ga motion Of Mr.. NcOANANr, the following resou-
tiol adopted and referred TO the joint Committee
Exemptions inst al Of the Military COMMITTEE
Resolved That the Committee on Military Afirs In.
qure into the e1pedency OF reporting bill shosng
the Governor TO detail suoh persons may
be hereafter engaged In the manufacture Of lead iron,
aad salt petre.
A UsIToRX CURRESoY OF RKsPoSsrBLE SMALL MOTIFS.
The bill providing for the issue BY cities, towna
and Counties of notes Of and undr dollar reported
at length in proceeding, of yss erdsy) vas mo.
ton Of Mr. BASS again taken up aud further discussed
By hessrs Bass aud ORGAN 10 opposition, and hssss
ROBINSON, JANIS, CoLLIER aud UAzESovE in favor Of
the bill.
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS resolution recomni...
to the Com nee B,nks the Bill with instruc ions to
modify it that the Banks of circulation throughout
the Oonmonweslth, tsreto'ors chartered by the
Glnera Ass emily b. auiho ID 70 issue o:es Of and
under the denomination Of ons dollar amounting In the
aggregate to 81 100000. instead Of cities counties and
tUwns.
Notion to recommit was on q division and count q.
greed to.
Ga motion of Mr.. GRiTTAN the House adjourned.