Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
man, To the p-eambls to the resolutions was


ment to the preamble to the resolutions va
deemed necessary.
Mr.. BoriDIs offered an amendment 30 that
tbe General Assembly would approve the
general princirles Of The Confederate impress
mort bill % il passed the House, or of die
a,proying it >, amended by the Senate a
,hc instance Of Nj. SsMMss, OF LGuisiana.
same OF the members coniessing themselves
II, TIE dark On the bill ainjeh 20, seVe!a
,,Ib.rs nrocesded to enishtcu Them, and iol
a time, thu morning p5pcls, containing Lit
,,bisct Of discussion, were III demand.
$ir. HUNTER proposed that tie object
ia r.snln,;,n could be reached by genera
resolution, without any Snecisl INSTRUCTIONS
+, DIR ,,~nstofs and Representatives. These
i,slr.lct,ons scoult not he gwen except upon
questions of very great Importance
Mr. R.sKsEviiL asked what greater SUD
iact @! lrl.poI lance Was there than that OF ii''
and property Ere government could MOI
exist without rsapaSt Tor 'hese. The aioi
,rsry syatctn 81" id .'n st"rro' and THIS ho1y
coul; 1nL 90 .on ."n' h IT, a1Sa that say
aid if here VA" nu u.Ier way, lie you'd III
-wi:l,u. ia he Governor aiausi pn: i"riL
MA u,oG!aE.stlun uGis. Hh'Gh i!'e Peep,
might take protection.
r'h. sn:cu,,ns1ts and rr:;'int'"rs w.ts, un'
der the previous qLe;:l"n. ;h"i !:"eh up AID
u.sscd vil,,u. further d:ScGsSi"ii-
The n..!rr 81 The Hsy beng N" Aeha:a ~
n ..;lr. go. r,>.i;.a!i"n III thc General A
,e,ri.y Tor cnn"tlos, cr:i's. scnsi"risl ah'
election district, within tbs pHEe7 ct The
pubic en~my. Vas taken up.
The bill .nskes it 'a.. ful for each House &c
sdnlit .cnstn- vt dcltSlt. at The case may
b,, who ms, irincstI. r'i .uch district, &c.
to continue t. ;i'Sch 1gc :'.c duties OF tbs OF
flee until oucrrs sr:S a.: ~ Iniy elected ant
qualified.
IA. subject vas di.cus4vd unti! , o'clrck
yheu. GU motion Of Mr. BouLDIN, tn. Chair
yss yAca:rI until half past se:cn ?. M.
SATURDAY, Mach !, 1863.
SENATE.
The Senate convened al IL, A. NJ, tn
President III the Chair
CONTAMINATION FROM THE G"vEnNoH.
\ communication was received from tt
Executive enclosing 'tte1 +. ON MsSsrs
Warwick & BirkadA q, asked ."r al armed
| force 10 Protect their property frcm impress
! ment BY otlic-,. If tie Confederate Govern
mont. TIE Governor recommends the com
plsinsnts 10 pursue redress by legal measures
Laid Oh III. Iahp wish accompany i6S jnru
; luen.g
BILL ISTKnuICED
aIr CrCInIL "i:ian"i ir.se 10 introduce
bill III relation ~ tho -..",!a ii r',u,ier PM
issuing new rrI',iit:1ita - -trcs ~ chartered
companies.
"iIL r.-a.p
House Lill II aurcnd AM! lc-cuact section
fl Of chapter IS &c he Gaze Of Virginia
edition Of lsGU, - ~ - nn'h"Nk. banks -
me- tcsa ttr!' contingent f!niS.
E,.i oF ,EE1i,G.
TIE fo.l,w;ls resolution uas cifs,ei ~
Mr, WmEY:
Resolved, TIA. on ~! aflor Monday ncxt
The Scosrc will hoi ":cm!TE SESSIONS, coin
menrifr II :! P. Vi. l.sLi mn ;hr ;ahr.
Tao Tab4c;r bill car"..r: ~, inc Senate
wen: into SrGret session.
HOUSE OF DELEGAI Is.
Nlu.Ir SIS Iea-FriplY, March G. 1863
Tine lIrss ie4sieublcd ~ o'clGck.
Tha Lii buf0Ir III: House al Inc hour .
adjournlscnt, prov dIrg for securing repre-
senlation III the G.nerHl Assembly from c1un
Ties held by the pubic enemy, Was, on mo
ton Of Mr.. R0BEkTS0a, laid on tho table tenn
porarily. ard the bill allowing !i!o ,iomtlcsti'
Bank 10 l.cica.c rs Cu"'lngan. fund, was
tskuu up aud uaSsc'I, AID It's tt'r .'nei'dec
No AZ IL read. An az, entitled 81 ACT allow
ing tho banks " ,ho S;I:o To ir1fcage thrli
contingent fund.
Nj RurE> suhinitto! ;h., following raaOln
ton wh,:h WAS sg!rrd 81:
EysnIyed. + lat tbs C"mnit:ce Of CEu'ts .
Justice lnIrr. int, The ,Xysdiency oi $,
Amending lh- - ii .'.h 2S4h tea,i"ns .
caap.a; 81 rs to -!.sL. use with the prOduG
tnn Of lie ortliir.l~n II any s;CcS aeqnos
tJa1ed SO the property Of Hi Aim enemy anL
ordered Ia 10 sold nnl tiausi@!rt under 1
decree Of District Court Of the Confedefai,
States.
The hu -iuess q Tho morning - for filling
vacancies-- sas tr.u'n.d, NJ. FORBES hav!D:
the floor.
At tha i.un: ii al 'ufnncnt the iioust
was engaged IN discussing The molten Of Mr.
BUREs substituting III tn. second line tn,
Word "lnl 3" III place Of the word "witbin;
and upon tins motion tho llDuse was fur thal
engaged dining the evening sesslam-thr dis
custom being participated in by Mrssrs
Edmunds, Hunter, Iiarks, Grcou, Rutherford
and Buf5ri in ,ts f,ynr, and Msssr:. Forbes
Saunders Of Franklin, nni Anderson Of Rock
bridge, in opposition.
The vote WAS iinstiy taken by ayes ant
nays, and the mo,lnu MS sgteed to--zyes 81
nays IS.
On m"inr ii Air. A"EEh-rS tho liIus,
adj0u'nci.