Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

I hkflV III tua aS+aIJhs ~ ~ 49,
Ate most advartsseoaaiy fand lie h"ped il ""H.'
pass.
Mr. TAYLOR Of Montgomery, moved that tho
bill be laid upon the table.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. KEEN the Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was orcred with prayer at Il
O'Clock be the Rev. 'Dr. Burrows.
The Senatc'f amendment to the lIcise Join
resolutions concerning impr:ssGHca;s. 81 III.
the reading would !c, :'RcsoiTel, That Iii
Confederate Government he requested 50 Il
forbear impressmCntS rs not 10 prevent T.:
free transmission 10 the tOwnSand cities u tl'
Commonwealth" was taken up. 3nn orig
nal resolution provided m"re specifically iui
exemption irom inrressmcHt and'ia2!:i!r ~
transportation. After SONG discussion tho
amendment was voted DOM.
Senate bin amending section -, char"oT%A
of the Colc Of 1850, was read tnic" ~ i,
title and committed
Senate bill! providing fncl and lights ior thc
Governors l!ouae vas, on mpticn Ct III. HAT
MoND; taken W !Gr amendment. The BIZ
provides that the Governor may iraw u2ra
the Treasury for the amount o. >lch expenses
from Oct. |, lsG22, 10 the dare u ;4c passage
Of this act.
Mr.. i~lArMnSD moved TO amend fy 5uhstitu,
ting ISL. which was a!1r,ejI, and the b..!
WAS then put upon its passage ana rejected
ayes Is, noes 3u-thc constitutional! mai ,rit:
being wanting.
On motion Of Mr. nG,Hs. tie v,;2 wa: re,
considered.
On molten Of aIr. ~ifAyuoItD. the yo,c Is
which the I'LL Was ordered IL It's third rcah-
ing was rccon~idcrcd, and with 'he cpHsau. .!
the House, he Withdrew his aancnig!ept.
The bill was tiica p2ased--aycs, 81; lor=,
20.
Mr.. ElxEr said, !urj"g hi, atsonpo from
his seat, ocaa>ionei by u visit - his c1un-r,
he learned from the proceedings of the House
that tho House had passed q hill to coianiurc
the:pay OF members Of the Lcgiclatnre. II:
desired To say that if ne had been prcSer: he
would have voted against the biz.
NJ: BROOKE, from the Committee on Courts,
reported back with amendments the iii u
punish rcgrating, !Orestaliing and eGgras>in@.
Mr.. uAYMoND, from tie Committee Oh Pen.
itcntiary, reported back with amendments rhc
bill for the reorganization 81 the Pcnit.a:ia-
ry.
Mr.. CowAS. from the Sc,cc: Committee an
pointed - rake charge g; The rc.Gain~ az H."
late in:sel i''D'''S''h. 81" '"'2S%i -'.'sI'"
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was taken up ana a'ief ""i'i- "A!eEa"i - -
u chahsc lis ci'1r"cirf e'i,Tc!%' AN. !i".'i'";r
the transportation "i Incl gcnc:aii%., IL vas
ordered 10 ENDORSEMENT
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tnlhIfitioh from r'" '''"rnIary @! H"r' ~ r.,
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the Confederate authorities. q :r ":!a ac"'"-!
abuses in granting details l!r::. The military
service:
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I0not,nn. Of comrlaiut and stYic,ur", ;at |
shall not, on TINT account. G,iI To reap from
them the benefits of which they may he s.te-
cep;ibie. In furthc"ancc ii That cn'l | ru1v
be pardoncd lnr reque-,;nc that the ii Ua" ui
Delegates, III s'l'sl'nf'aii'N o. 'ne N''aHW'a.
vague and general charges "i tie r"r"r' and
resolutions. will require the coHnm!'te"t" suh-
init to the Departments The roofs before iiioin
of imputed fraud and abuse, ~itsl u" ::al"e
Of tic parties commis;'n: u participating IN
them, Oh which they have Funded :i:ci" state
ments.
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ment, hare too Frequently t"un'l c:.aeTA'
charges, when s?uchI 20 hef:"bc! arg in''--
ttgatcd, unSnStainrd ~ tbs I;s;s: bri i"~in',
doubt that adequate cTlieHc"" wrr" 2''N'"''d
by the committee anc ;Ha il'"sc htioFc trey
embodied IN the iorn OF a rcrlrt a"d f-Hn'1
tons such Craze charges. When Imrni.'c.
with such evidences, | may b" erabir't' IS /
shall BE- rToinrt. t" investigate ara correct tii''
supposed abuses. caHn"' ii''nI@e '"c h.ir'
that where 50 many interests ana temptations