The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27
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STATE id currency.
The uBuaT IT'LL. ~. sg ,,;s.
The report Of the conln,.s ssos the Gen.
aareeiugvoie Of the TWO e, ~, ,e,stio1, to In
10, ssarobly rs totbe bill III Ae,a. mo.
eral Assem .nn1ev or other thing was, un Etc
teFest "a T,rrpa rRfcR, taken, up, ass.A
tlon a. VI disagreed to, Us folloWs: u.,,
repofs ,Insara Anderson Of Ross1r,,daasTs nix.
AYEsIMesgs,rep Ter, Grimsiey Hern11p .,.v. Hoi.
ley, S Ferrtn prT1dhs oas, and Ward
cr. Rue Taylor OF Louoo""'
Andersen of P Pio,IsdsS Johnson
ram Connq lys Gra maTn Massey Meem SortSn
NoS S;p Of S NorfoIk city, and wyrnc.ss1 .;tx
IN motion of Mr.. TAYLOR OIL Nol. Honn, S,r,
,he House was Informed OF the alsa eernn =,
" the Senate to the report OF the coiii0i VIZ
committee.
NV mr. rxpsRrs in TIE LLOYD MURDER TRIAL
Tho senate was considering bill TO au
+,nr;so tho ridge of the eleventh judicial CIR
. TO certify Certain claims for services az
eu,' ~ an a. tria for murder in the county
of Loudoun, When Iost
Mr.. GRAHAM NOV ed to adjourn. LOST;
tTh;s Iii ia in rela ton to the trial Of MTs
r,ord for tbc murder of her children, IN tn'
cn,,ntv NJ I.oudoun. hfedical experts Were
emnIorod, and tbey ask for pay ana tnat ,h'
; ip Of the circuit certily their claims fo'
payment ~n9 .ha hi, was de
Aftera warm discussion l. nc o'l' ""' ~
reated-ayes, 10; noes, 16.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE AsKED-ri IiDo'A hN.'o
Mr.. COCHRAN presented join, , ,.a,'r.
asking for another conference on f'h0 "'''
bill.
Mr.. CoNyALLY moved to adjourn.
AR. GREEN demanded the ayes aud no 'I -
The motion to adjourn was lost-ayet, 10
noes, 10.
Mr.. COCHRAN then moved to suspend the
rules and consider The Joint resolution in re-
lation to the conference committee.
Mr.. COCHRAN demanded the ayes and noes,
and the motion to take up aud consider was
agreed to-ayes, 1S; noes, II.
MIR. KIRKPATRICK moved to adjourn.
Mr.. TAYLOR of Loudoun demanded the
ayes and noes, and being taken, the Senate
refused to adjourn-ayes, II; noes, Is.
Ga ordering the main question, which was
"Sball the resolution be agreed to-" Mr..
GREENE demanded the ayes and noes, and the
main question was ordered ayes, 10; noes,
49,
Mr.. GRAHAM moved to adjourn, but was
ruled ont Of order.
MIR. GRAHAM then demanded the ayes and
noes, and the resolution was agreed to by the
following vote:
kYEs.-Alcssrs. Anderson Of Rockhridge, Beazlcy,
Cochran. Grcevcr. Griinslcy, tterndon, LacRiahu'
Meem, Nowlin, Prldemore, QIesc1bcrr!i rh hlMry'
Roller, Rue, Smith, Taylor OF Loudoun' lh"is'
and Wards. ,,
NoES.-Mcssrs. Anderson of PIttsylyania, Boykin,
GGyI Grah1S evs aTtn Norc
and Wynnc-l7
Mr.. NUTT1NG moved to adjourn. Lost
ayes. Is; noes, Is.
Dir. Thomas demanded the ayes and noes.
On motion of Mr.. COCHRAN it was or
,1ered that the House be Informed OF tile &C.
ton of the Senate this day.
On motion of Nv. HOLIDAY the Senate
adjourned at 1896.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 49,.
Speaker HANGER in the chair. No prayer.
.. TAX ON STAMPS. ~
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, House bill I'M
posing tax on stamps was taken up ana
amended.
hr. CR1Tz moved to dismiss the bill.
Mr. DANIEL strongly opposed the motion to
dismiss, and spoke at some length IN favor OF
the bill.
MFR. RIpDLEBARGER moved to lay on the
table which was agreed to by ayes 81, noes
80.
COMMISSIONERS TO VIENNA.
Under suspension of the rules, on mo.
ton of Mr.. GILMAN, the joint resolution al'-
thoriziug the Governor to appoint ten COM
missioners to the Vienna Exposition was
ir1
PASSED.
House bill to amend Goth section Of chap
ter AL ofacts of 1S69-'7O in relation 10 COM
missioner Of roads. a.-
LEASE OF THE PESITENTIART.
Senate bill in regard to the lease oc the
nenitentiary (as amended by the House) came
IN. the pendng question being Oh motion
fo reconsider the vote by which the bill was
rejected. The motion to reconsider was
onuosed by Messrs. COGn1LL, DENEALE, and
RRooKE, and advocated by Mr.. DooLEY. The
motion to reconsider was agreed 10, and tile
question recurring upon the passage OF the
bill it was rejected.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. GILMAN: A bill for the removal of
the penitentiary.
IMMIGRATION.
House bill to encourage immigration came
up, and was discussed by Messr>. ELLIOTT,
LovENsTEIN, and BROOKE, and was passed by
vote of II ayes to 81 noes.
FEDERAL ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS
Senate joint resolution In regard to the as
sumption of the debt of the State by the Fed
enl Government came up-Mr. DENEALE's
substitute pending. The substitute was oI-
posed by NJ >rs. BOOKER and CLoPTGN, and
rejected by Il ayes to IS noes. The orr rinal
resolutions were then put upon their l;aS-
sage and passed by ayes, 80; noe7, Al.
The chair was then vacated until 8 p. NJ.
Night Session.
Speaker HANGER resumed the clair at S
p. NJ. ... .-..- .....
O.. ,..r.. PASSED. ...
The following Senate bills were passed:
TO authorize the county of Surry to borrow