Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-25
E0USE OF nELEGATES.


The House met az II o'blook tho Speaker In tho
Char.
PRAYER by Rev. Mt. CHRISTIAN
Mr.. SAUNDERS presented the pyoc e5ings and me-
moil al she mechanics Of the CITY Of Ric mon1, ask
iag o. The suppression Of cT:oiion, 40
Mr ANDERSON vas much graS6cd iih this action
of thu mechanics Of Redmond Ulless we could pat
down extotiou, the crying sn Of he day, we must
o, CT isap roma results. re moyed the rornce Of the
mercrisl to q p.cal comm tee. There IVES total ab
s'ucs &C sg llCn Tor the suppression Of this great
evil, and p--sent committee on the SUBJECT.
Ne. HUTCHINSON moved 20 refer 10 the Comnittee
Of Cours az j stice.
II. WILSON favored the reference to a special com
mi',ce. IL. hjus-t, however, the remedy MS ia
REDUCING the gu r,ncy.
Kr DYEELE thcu-ht that there was a redundancy
ia the Gu uUc, hut there was also a redundancy in
speculuors-,o,n who, instead Of fighting for their
COUNTRY were Dreyug uuoa the people. We had abnn-
darce Of food IN The lsnd, but look at the prizes the
wo spectators end exioriionrrs
Nc. NORSBAH warmly supported Mr.. AEDERsoS's
mo,on. Toe Voice OF thn eop!e, IS the voce of one
mao, demn5td GciiOn Of Us in th2 correction vi tie
enormous evt Of eTtortion and speculation.
Nc KUTHERE0ORU called the previous question:
II was ordered.
The mo ion tn refsr to he Commit of Courts Of
Justice was rejected
Toe mo- on to refer to a reject committee was adopted.
Mr. RUTHERFORD called up the bill fixing the fees
aud charges for the storing Of tobacco.
The object Of the bill is to Increase the fees fo'
storage from sixty cents to three dollars and 6fy cents
per hcgibe 4
Mr BIC UE offered ajoiat resolution for the protec-
ton and Increase Of she p aud the encouragement Cf
the roT'h Of wool l. proposes that sai'able repre-
s51tl los mace to Cousre and 70 he Other State'.
Ar. HAMMOND novel 10 Ieler 10 the Committee Oh
Agriculture aid Manufactures. Agreelto.
Mr.. BUFORD o1.:cd resolution for securing The CO.
o1s, alton OF clgialbtJ in reducing the currency.
Agreed to.
Mr.. SAUNDERS or his colleague offered resolu.
ton for uc ins tails and for tic relief of MaJo's
Bridge. Agreed 10.
Mr. BUF0RB cftred aresolutio1 Of Inquiry for Low
ing the corporation CT D;nyI3 to purchase ste for
Poor House. Agreed 70 4-
Tie crdsr OF tle day the bin for the reorganization
OF the m.l.a-wls tten Up the que ton berg upOl
striking cut sixy and in.er:ing fit yfye years, IS The
lint OF seIT ice.
Mr. ANDERSON, in personal explanation of his re
marks ye,erdi, in repy Mr. BEoogE and il IurJt,r
expos 80 Of tn, bN, advocated ne imp2rtSntn AID
necessity Of adopting the m,aSGre proposed The hard
chip upon cd men world 5e wei meued if it The
intention TO put them IN The egl.. service ins1ad of
upon short q vnr qlsrt duty.
Nc TUALlN VishcI 10 Know What protection was
contemplated tor the f4me' and property Of citZ Ls
by the Trainers of the bill If The we're ordered
into the ranks the coming OF rad, it wOud be at
ended with Yey Injurious consequences growing Ut Of
the peculiar chsracttr OF much Of c,,r properly.
Mr.. ANOEG> on thought tia : suspendipg power
given to the osernor or The Till vsui ncet the su5
stinal diaicuieScf Mr.. ToNLly; whore the Inv would
be irjar Gus The CSyewor could arFsss It, But sle
bread terms OF The geulitnahs ojee1cn would oppo'e
all orgariztion. 10 laN- ..s, rs, 49,, a.,
Mr. sdii lliol faa5astbetiog lshsl
bate present hi TO aae speech and terminates,
any am .udmeit - go. ..-., N, ~
It was adopted-Ayes IS, uosk44 (, = 80
Tue vot, being taken o, s;rihir-ssout '6o'rcsuhed
ayes 90 noes 81. 4.
So eco" years Uas stricken out rs
TIE ques'io recurring the insert1Hof "5j" yea .,
Mr. RANDOLPH saij cha: it would b. he&cr 20 Leave
the ase blank unl tae Character o. ryioe ~. deter
mined upon H
Mr. LUNDY sad - r.jacs the motion 20 insert. and
TIE TO ass By toe bill would accomplish thai object.
lie called lie peey Is question.
Tee vote beng taken By ayes and Zoos resued-ay,s
81 s5 So tbc House reiu'ed to insert 90 yea's
Ia h0 bank. f.-. .. .s.. ,t.
tween 10 and 60 ar AID insert:og ali mles o7cr
10 years, capable Of military service"
Mr. TO dLIN in favor of requiring service OF ally
capable of rendering it. and of no othcr4.
Mr.. SHACKELFURD said thai the bill did no; cal
for lhe service CT auy enc not ALL to render it, An
exemption 0aaid had been provid d, which would give
oper pro.ccs on. The l. gsR.ure ought to lay Gosn
tho general rufs for service, ana allow the ex mpion
10 I'd to de ermins the Exceptions. he opposed the
amendment reyeis Dg ih.s, and making exemption
the III G. III NOuo also aIOa serVlcO beyond % Years
watch the House had iut rejected, go
Mr.. AMBER con oogGufFed aish NJ. SHlCxELyOR
views last ad % general and uniform rule 81 TIE
bill o'e would be as many diasTeft rdes as there
we're boards o. eNlnlhali,n Tue amendment soldl
also op rat great dJL, sud b.' very hGtassug men
Of adSa cdage, who you'd nevertheless, have sab
m { /, exam tor
kOBERlsoN.elso opposed Nc. TOHLlNs amend
mert ciicul % to oper t. great confusion and very
oppTessVt7 upon the sged t1l t.sa, -
SIR. AAGRUDER spd the war Which Sas upon W,
aud htr5ciOus object Of QUE enemy called upon
TO use every efJt and resource . seue success, s.
a from ge1cfgl II upon tie pecrh being ikeh az
evidence IF dssprrataeb rs alleged by Nj RoBEHis0S,
il would oacci as prjof OF tat SORT d,tsrmi,
nstcn tie psft oil cur people, which HCuli rendet
tlc tteTN htul8gate u UT 'uS hoaslsss. 3A0ssAJ
no c,t,youof yizOr he iayoied the e,nehdmtft T.
Mr HESD,tILk advocated to bill Ntn ns little al
tarst on a. pos bic. t'H-
MIR. WINSTON nf tie arn9) 81 d bSyi OF SIT IN
we're sOlth Boss as soldiers TIA Dsn OF iot'. Aged
m,n would u ays &c rcceise1 Us yoiu tsers hut he
Fssr' IA favor enroliig them. H oud not e,e
tito the boards Of exempt ID di charge tlem bat
Nould exempt thsm by law. ea''t 10 80 "a -.
Mr.. DEYERLE favored the amendnent OF Mr. TtN7
I'm because il Vas fair and equal, and xoald ObvAt'