The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13

Lunatic Asy lun. agreed 10. ,ple g
AIR. HoEN1sG Err stated that the PEI: til
uenrico do not object to the location " :. It
asylum in the county, but do not WISH ~ =
remain where it now is: VI
The Committee on Finance reported
following resolution in relation 10
TIE LATE DEFALCATIoN
IN The office of the Commissioners of the
sinking Fund: That joint committee be
onroinfed. 10 consist of three members on
the mart Of the House and two on the part
NJ the Senate, to whom shall be referred SO
much Of the communication OF the COY
ernor as relates to the late dedication "hicI
has occurred In the office Of the Secretary o,
the commissioners of the Sinking Fund, anu
oil matters connected with SAID deialcs''on'
Agreed to, and Mr.. LovESsTElN was "f
uointed to inform tue Senate. c,,,oo,i,o
Nr. LovgssTgIS offered the loiio" ~
,,.h;ch ,yos agreed to: ReSoLred 0y me 'e't'
o,n5 Assemble. That the manuscript sum.
,,ory If the resources of Virginia prepared
hn Major Holchkiss and submitted 10 the
General Assembly be returned to tue boaro
If Enumeration, that they may have 1t pub
lished. r,uv sr
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions presented the following resolutions
Resolred, That John W. Wake, the seated
member from Chesterfield county, is not en-
titled to a seat in the House OF Delegates.
Resolred, secondly, That Joseph Walker,
the contestant, is entitled to seat in the
House of Delegates from that county.
The question was on agreeing to the mi
nority report Of the Committee on Elections,
which was embodied in resolution declar-
ing the seated member, John w. Wake, en-
titled to retain the seat ms delegate from
Chesterfield county. This report is signed
by Messrs. GRIFFITH, WINN, and BANKs.]
The report of the majority was supported
by Mr.. NEELEY on behalf Of the committee,
aud that OF. the minority by Messrs. BANKS,
GRIFFITH, and MASSEY.
The minority report was defeated by the
following vote:
AYEs.-Messrs. Armstrong. Bagwcll, Banks, Bea-
ton, Jack Carter, a. j. Clark, Ccckerille, CritZ,
Dooley, Fitzpatrick, Gardner Gillian, Gilman,
Graves Griffith, Hadcn, Jett, Jordan: B. W. Lacy,
sew. MCMILLAN, d. l.. Nash. Panni, Pendleton,
Powell, Sellers SWAMI Taylor, Wallace Wharton
kin, J. A. Carter, 7. j. Carter, Matt Clark; Cog
hill, Cox, Crank Davis, Flnney. Flood, Foster,
FuIkerson, T. s. Gibson, Goodwin; , Gr"yson, haze
Holbrook, John T. Hoskins, James, Jones' Ltpps,
Lipseo!nb, Lops,ey, Lsoypg, Lucas, Magrnd LEI
ems, Norton, O'Eeal, Paige, Popham, Rains, Rlcl-
mond. Scruggs, spratt, Stovall, Strother, Syphax,
Taliaferro, Thomas, Turner, Van Auken. Wmtta-
ker, Wager, and Dir. Speaker-5S.
Mr.. BROOKS offered the following substi-
tute to the report of the majority:
RESOLVED, That the seat lately held by
John w. Wake in this House, as one of the
members from Chesterfield county be. and
the same is hereby, declared vacant, and
that new election should be held in said
county to fill the vacancy.
The vote on this was recorded as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Armentrout,
Armstrong, Bagwell, Banks, Beaton, Blair, Boy
Cockcrille. Coghll, Crank, Critz, Davis, Doolty,
Fitzpatrick, Flood. Foster; Franz lin, Fnlkerson
Grifith, Haden, Hale. Harrison, Henderson, Hec
niuger, Holbrook, Hudgins, james. yett, Jordan,
J. Fl. Lacy, LamkIn, Lee. Lewis, Lightner, Lips.
rison, j. L. Nash, Pannill, Pendetom, Powell,
Richmond, Rogers, Sellers; shuma,e; Spratt, Stro-
Witt Withe as and Mr. speaker-7G.
NoEs.-Messrs. Bickings, Boh1nnon, Branch, P.
Carter, Cecil, Matt. Clark. Cox. Finney, Gill
kins, Jones. Lipsconb, Lucas, Magruder. May
NcGonigal, Moss, ". A. Nash, Medley. NichinXs,
Norton, O'Nea Raines serugyS, stoyall, syphaiT,
taker, Yagcr-36.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q Sen.
ate Joint resolution rs TO removal of the
State Library, requiring immediate action;
which, under a suspension Of the rules, was
read three tines and passed. See Senate
report.l
Mr. GRIFFITH stated that Mr.. WILLIAM
HosK1Ss was detained from his seat in the
House by sickness.
Mr.. CocKxRILLE stated that his remarks
during the debate of yesterday on the con-
stitutional amendments had been mi>uDGer-
stood that he is favor Of framing an en-
tirely new Constitution.
Adjourned ut 3 Z. NJ.