The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-12


Secretary of the Commonwealth for the en-
,;,,C, tom, or office. ending January lst, lsGS.
THE OFFICE OF SECOND AUDITOR
Senator BoILI3a moved the posi- poIel.It!.'
of the further execution OF tlt JON:
tee of the day, having Tor us ttIi'l"iiiS ooJ00'
the election OF second huultoI I,a-,,o,o,oo,t
and pr2poSvJ4 20 Gu %1C%SS now y Hnon the merits
of the question l'scf'
ADJorRNNLNF'
On motion OF Senator GOLDMAN, tAe "el''''
adjourned
,roIro1, oC DrIECATES
NJ '7l- - .,',-,,,,1 l,aur
The House met III 'Ii' usual "o"'
PUBLIC PhiNIlH"' e,.,...
The CHAIR announce 'l,r p',iJi'. pTntin@.
CommlIII%e oi IU"4T Wni' IirIxJyroy. EvASs
MrssTS. ADOLIh' "''''
ana JONES.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The case OF Mr.. Pollard was next brought
M.
Mr.. Ould, counsel for Mr., Pollard asked fOr
further posponemgnt, pres,e.h,lms III oeii"'i
OF his request Inc lollo"lhS "lSl'"''''7
"NoRFoLK January To- 1866.
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loving 10 tue Ice on INC NV ~ ~, 49,,
the steamer gong 10 lhchlnoll', ~ VIZ W Ia,
a
me know when 10 appear alleI lHu r., NJ Wv
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ssRuTIwoRE January 10, 1866.
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nave sent No'', ny ~. - 49, - ,ttn,ch
company, my "I.u"Nl'' H'itsi G"7'' ~
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. o''"
The case was postponed uhtll next @al"i"aS
week
Mr.. GIBBOSEY offered Il CONT resolution pro-
yiding for the compensation OF the WITNESSES
in this case.
The following committee was 'lloi..ee,"", ~
report Il bill III concurrence Nl'h ''S 49,
ton: Messrs Z. TURNER, HERNDON, WOOD,
GIBBoSY and 1lANsBRorGH.
MrcuASICsyILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
, Ir,,,,sa lill outbori1iur this company TO
- ito"sr pii' 90 t ,,,, ,1, nd ,,,ssrd
W w J;o,,se;o, 6r tho npnitentiary
-, .t ,,r. f",, tLc eTncntion of the Joint
H.. ,,,as onnonnrnd nv the SPEAKER. The
Sano,a yi~Tannouncei that they were ready
~ ,,,,nonnJ iHo IIouse entered into the
~ "a 0N''''' va ,.,,,,,,oxur,rru
ELECTION OF SECRETARY Or IRE '1'"''
Mr.. JoYSEs regretted very much 10 pIoloiH
the discussion, but ne 1elt II MS u"'S ~ iI'N'
4 few remarks on the subject.
Some persons had taken up an ldel thtt Ilie
| Governors wishes or preferences hau Dee peer!
made known on the sublect. we were I"SO
emerging from great war III Which VIZ VIZ
the defeated party, ana IL was HoucAS'!tu "
us, by the fOrDeaTallCe anu ItEI'"'"1i'S -
our conquerors, 10 exert certain measure VI
civil and poIitical power : yet martial law
prpyailrd aud this lrgiSla ton might be sad 10
proceed from military Sutlcraucc. He appealed
to the gentlemen of the House not to forget the
friendly interposition and earnest cndeayors OF
the people of Virginia to secure them the very
largest amnesty il was possible to secure.
Mr.. WooDSoN here interrupted the SPtihel :
Understood that the object before tle mouse
was the election of the Secretary OF the Com
| mn
of the gentleman pertinent 10 liiat oDleSt, ne
was anxious 10 near the SentleIian, D,'t he
feared mat ms remarks Woulo 'eho " oh''A 4"
long discussion. -. 49,, r.;
Mr.. J0YNEs SAID ne would make tlicii per Il.
nent. lie did not mean 10 say Ultt tHe "isITo
of the Governor were 10 be consldered' ne
only wished 10 form an argument leSl1ilulaeis
applicable TO the OBJECT. Nheh ne WIS pow
less, those in power were llDeral toWtIuS nun,
and now that he was in authority ne Woulu
show them similar maShanlhlly. h'S ~ iIoI
been SAID that the lnloh oiuceIS MeIc ueIt .
III the contests III Virginia Inns M 80
ton would certainly De put upon iiito -
we We're III no cohalloli " llaho pot If t,nt
tons OF manly independence anu sen ~ CO.,
We are beng lcSted III the opllI -. O. ~ ~
conqueloIs' we tott!u no M ; q ~, ~ rr;r
OPINION WhcH IL reg ulItu no 80. - hose
clpIe 10 so" tohsisI'i i1it ttrords ms
who had shown so lLlucn ~ of the
FOR these reasons "l1 III I,It - bod
aolitS anu "oI u w ~ ,,,Iioa+inn of that
alsplayeo, he eiiootseo 'iio 'o''ii'''' ''0l
Gentle19An. ,,,,., ~, tho C,boir 10
NJ, M, pALp"i :" a1L ~ H. Gaor He felt
thT. IhAllAN' ,'iu 'o S sne 80, Frnn, pa
from the remarks OF the gefelJIi;al iIoi, ~
tersburg th9I ne should IA i ,hpput that
supporting mr.. thkLsLiAN' ne h hon ,an,,
no reasohapie Ihlelehee co Tn o IL ;ntondod
drawn from MS remarks lhat NJ hau III ar ,5o!
any ndlgnlty or dlsrespect 10 IoneLiol SiL
point lie had saiu that ~ ia iot o his
any use OF governor ,', pei,
Moor mad received ms s''ilcto to,ro,ds