The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

f Or the senate on. the joint romniittee
Of, Tie tis,,rs bill. -Messrs,. CoeHn AN, A.bEa.
SON of Pittsylvania, CoNsALLY, ANDERSON OF.
Rock6ridge, and GREENE.
TAX TO BE REFUNDED. q
Senate joint resolution refilnding in every
ease the tax imposed on charters Of incorpo-
ration BIZ the G1st section OF chapter $50 oil
the acts Of 1S7l-'72 was taken upand agreed
10. 4. ssssz ss..,.t.t
LICENSES. s~ :.
On motion Of Mr. QuEsENBERKY, Senate
joint resolution instructing the Auditor to
direct the collecting officers of the State to
receive all tax for licenses in currency was
taken up and discussed, and tinally, on mo
ion of Mr.. ANDERSON Of Rockbridge, laid on
the table-ayes, ID; noes, IL.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
= A number Of House bills were taken up,
twice read, and appropriately referred.
THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL: ID. :,
Senate bill appropriating the revenue for
the year 1929 was being discussed, when
Mr.. Perrin moved That the chair be vacated
until S Z. n. Agreed to.
Night Session.
Inc SENATE dl u GlUSh uA' N~>'i"
tor QUEsESBEnRy in the chair.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL. 81
The consideration of the appropriation
bill was resumed, and the subject discussed
until $50, when MIR. PRIDEMoRE moved to
strike out the appropriation for the Univer-
Sity of Virginia and the Military Institute.
Nr. AspERsoN Of .Rockbiidge gained the
floor and spoke until after 10 O'Clock in OPP
position to the proposed amendment.
Mr. PENN, OF Patrick, followed Mr.. An
pgRsos, and spoke until 1920, when MIR.
PEIDEaoRE spoke in favor OF the amend
ment. :, :,
at 1880 Mr.. TAYLOR, of Loudcun, called
the penuing question, but at the earnest soll-
citation of Mr.. TAYLOR, of Norfolk, With
drew the call. and the latter gentleman
spoke in earnest opposition to the proposed
amendment.
MIR. Thomas renewed the call for the pend
ing question few minutes later; which was
ordered.
The question was then separated, and the
Senate voted first on the proposition to strike
out tile annuity to the Virginia Military In
stitute.
MIR. THOMAS demanded the ayes and noes !:
which were ordered, and the Senate refused
to strike out. The vote was recorded Us fol-
lows:
AyEs.-Messrs. Graham. Grceycr Grimslcy.
Lakeland, Nowliu. Pridenore. Gucsenbcrry, kobiil-
son; Ee, Srssr'. Anderson OF ritsylvanla An
derson Of Rockbridge, Beazley. RoyEhl, COCHRAN,
Greene, Herndcn dohson Lewls, Marti,. h.eh,i
I,oudurn, Taylor Of Norfolk city, Thomas, Ward
and Wynne-9l. .-.
Mr.. PR1DEMoRE then withdrew his motion
to strike out the annuity to the University.
Mr. Penn moved to insert the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College and
HAMPTON Normai College for $4,000 each.
The question was separated, and on the
frs. proposition the Senate refused to insert
i,y The following vote: .
AyEs.-Messrs. Anderson of Rockiridge. Graham,
Creme. Martin, Massey, Nortou,. Nowliu, Penn,
Pridemore, Kobinson, Rue, Smith, stevens, I'LL"
Wyune-A. ....
Cochran. Grmsicy, Hcrrdon, johnson, hirkpitrick,
Falkland Mcem, Perrin, QIesenberTy, RtHey, Fay
lor Of -Loudoun, Taylor Of Norfolk city, Terry,
Thomas, aud S:lt-i7. a .-... ......
On the second proposition the Senate re-
fused to inscrt-ayeS, IL noes, ~.
Mr. Penn then moved to amend the bill
by giving the Virginia Agricultural College
$4,000.
LOSt-ayeS, IL, noes 10.
Mr.. THOMAS, at IL o'clock, demanded the
pending question.
A number Of senators addressed the Senate
within the prescribed time-tive minutes.
MIR. Thomas, at the instance OF several SEN
atorS. Withdrew his call.
Mr.. PRIDEMoRE renewed his motion to
strike out the appropriation to the University
OF Virginia, and demanded the ayes and
noes.
The motion to strike out was Iost-aycs,
IA; noes, ID.
MIR. GREENE moved to amend the bill by
giving the Hampton Normal School $l0,-
600. Lost-ayes, 10; noes, 20. ..
Mr. ROLLER moved to amend the bill by
inserting in the appropriation for paying tlic
Mary land and Virginia Boundary-Linc Com
miSSioncrs the sum Of $4,000.
1t was now 1890, and the pending question
was ordered Oh motion of Mr.. WARD. The
Senate refused to insert the 81, 500, as fol-
lows: ...-
AYEs.-afcssrs Boykin, Cochran, Graham, Hern-
don Johnson, Lewis, Quesenberry, ROLLER, Terry,
SoES.~Mcssrs. Anderson Of rittsylvauia, An'cr-
son. of kockbridgc, BCaSlcy, Greene, Grtcver,
Griinsley. Kirkpatrick, Lakeland, Martin, Norton,
Nowlin, Pridcmore; Rixey Robinson, Rue, Smith,
Stevens, Taylor of Loudoun, Ward, and Wynne-2o.
The question was then Oh the engrossment
of the bill, which was ordered by the follow
ing vote:
AyEs.-Afe:srs: Anderson Of Pntsylyanta, Ander-
Grimsley, Herndon. johnson, hirkpatlick, Lack
Roller, Taylor Of Loudoun Taylor of Norfolk city,
Terry, Thonas, Ward, and Nynne-2o.
AoES.-MesSrs. Graham, Creme, Grccvcr, blariln'
Norton, Penn, Prdemore, Robinson, Rue, Smith,
aud Steyens-ll. "sz1 -=.-..-
On motion of Mr.. KRKPArR1cK the Senate,
at 1880, edjourned-ayes, 90; noes, s.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER in the chair. No prayer.
RATE OF INTEREST. .s.
Senate joint resolution for a committee Of
conference on the disagreement of the two
Houses in regard to House bill 100 in rela-
ton to interest on money or other thing, to
consist of five senators and seven delegates,
was coneurred in, and the Speaker appointed
the following members on the part of the
House: Mcssrs. WALKER, BOOKER, BAGwELL,
DooLEy, PoAGUE, BoUroN, and DOUGLAS.
RAILROADS AND CANALS. ~.
MIR. BURKHoLDER offered a resolution.
which was agreed to, requesting the House
Committee on Roads, &c, to furnish the
House all proceedings had under the rcso-
luton instrlcting the committee to send for
persons and papers and inquire whether all
the railroad and canal companies of the State
have complied with all The requirements Of
an act passed March 2, 1867, to provide for
the regulation Of railroads and canals within
the State. $50 .FG.;
TIE CONSTITUTION AND RELIEF OF DISABLED