The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-14
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Ca, o,o NH, 70 amend section Gss,, chapter
8. NJ The Code. In relation 10 lunatic asy-
huns y, uonse bill to authorize James Duncan
and others to erect I,leg-h in w arer YER
i'm Gloucester county with anendment;
House bill to amend 39th section, chapter
al. of acts Of IS89-'7Q: House bill to amend
section Sc of chapter 1874 of the Code o! lSGo.
and to provide for 4 more economical mode OF
transportation Of conyicts to the pcGiteh.
tiary.
RESOLUTIONS, &C.
By Mr.. R1ppLEBaRGEn That the Sergeant
at Arms be instructed to prevent iuithci
abuse Of the privilege OF visiting tais tleusc
during lis sessions by notifying I'll persons
except reporters Of the press that taeIe "le
seats provided for all such, ana that lhey Hle
not permitted 10 pass within the bar WITHOUT
ner,nis>ion of the Speaker Mr.. RlDpLEEAE'
CIR stated that there was too much lobbying
and conversation going OIL in the house on
account of unlimited privileges, ana ne
boped il would be put stop TO. The resoiu-
ton WAS rejected. By Mr.. EARLY: That on
and after to-day the chair be vacated at .
O'Clock y. ". and resumed again at O'CLOCK
y, NJ. The House refused to suspend the
rules, and the resolution was rejected.
rNEED OFF.
Mr.. CRrTz stated that he had paired Oh
with Mr.. POWELL on the vote OF yesterday
refusing to order the court bill to en.tross-
ment, lie would have voted in favor oi the
engrosSment.
HAMPTON NORMAL SCHOOL.
The special committee appointed 70 lnVes'
tiCate and report on the condition OF tD!s
school submitted report; which was laid
on the table and ordered to DC printed.
TIE FENCE Law.
On motion of Mr. FREEMAN, House bill to
amend an act to authorize the voters OK Ger
tain counties, &C., to vote upon the question
| of repeating the act relating to fences, &C.
| passcd JANUARY &c, 1866, Was taken up oft Of
| the regular order, aud ordered TO It's ell
grossment and third reading.
| RELIEF OF YANKEE ALLEN.
On motion of Mr. JoRGESsoH, House bill
to relieve Edgar Allen, OF FarmVlie, froir
the payment Of fine, was taken up anC
passed by ayes, 100; noes, 1l-MessrS. BoU'
TON, CAMPBELL, GRAVES, IavIsE, r. 5. JONES
KIScHELoE, NEALg, NowL1N, PAYNE, Rad
FORD, and WATSON.
! TIE COURT BILL.
| This bill came up on the motion OF Dir
| GILMAN 10 reconsider the Notp W HHiCii III,
House refused yesterday TO order the bill &c
ensrossn1ent. The motion torcconsldcr wa:
rejected by ayes, 60; noes, 81. This Kills u,
LiiI in this House.
INTEREST on MONEY.
On motion Of Mr.. DANIEL, House bill IL
relation to the interest OH money was post
porcd till tomorrow.
| TIE EHBEZzLEMENT BILL.
House bill to protect the farmers iron
ENLIGHTENMENT by commission merchant:
came UP as unfinished business, the question
being the substitute OF: Nj. DooLEY for The
amendment offered by Mr. SMITH.
Mr.. GILMAN obtained the floor ana spoke
at some length in favor CT the substitute
lie paid glowing tgiiutc TO tic honesty aut
integrity Of tic commission merchants as :
class.
The substitute was further discussed hy
Mcssrs. GEAY, MATTHEWS, and suTiEELlS
Pending the discussion,
A COMMUNICATIONS
FROM Mr.. L. II. Frayscr. chairman OF tht
CheSapeake and Ohio Hailr"' ii 4.sola 'io''
Cumn,itt.- .",Itlng tic members Of lUc
House to attend the celebration this exc
ming, was laid before the House by the
SPEAKER; Wicrcupnn, Oh motion Of Ar.
DuoLrY, tic House adjourned.