The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

aimed the floor and addressed the senate.
Mr.. HUNpLFY moved to lay the Dill Oh
he table. Agreed 10. lin
Mfr. EASTMAN moved to take up senate DIN
or the relief Of sureties OF s'ias Is. 1on'l'
on, Of Rappahannock county. Agreeu TO-
The bill was then passcd-ayes, II; noes
lone. a.
Mr.. KIRKPATRICK moved to take up the
NIL in reference to the penitentisry. Asreea
Mfr. GRlMsLEY called for the reading OF the
journal of Saturday, and raised the point OF
order that the bill had not been engrossed.
The journal was read by the Clerk.
Mr. GR,ssLgY was addressing the oenate
,yhan :, message was received from the
House Of Delegates announcing that tlat
hod was ready Oh its part 10 proceed TO the
evctrtion Of the Joint order, haTins for IFS
object the election OF ...
JUDGE FOR FLGvASSA COUNTY.
On motion of Mr.. ALLAN, the bill under
consideration was laid on the table, and the
House was informed that the Senate was
ready on its part to execute the joint order.
Colonel ID. W. Il. Bowies was placed 10
nomination. and having received los votes
a msiority of all cast-was declared auiy
elected.
THE PESITESTiARY BILL, AGAIN.
The consideration of the pcnltentlary ulii
was resumed, and AIR. GRlMsLEY Withdre"
his point. 80 .ho
bill
Mr.. ErBAxk asked that the patron of the
bill move to reconsider the vote by "hlch
the bill had been engrossed. in order that ne
might propose an amendment.
MIR. SMITH of Nelson said that he hoped
it would be done, as he wanted an amend
ment put upon the Dill.
The CHAIR said that by unanimous consent
of the Senate the amendment could be put
upon the bill. -
it did not put back the bill one day.
The amendment was read. but Mr. ALLAN
Objected to its being added to the bill unless
the third reading of the bill bad been recon-
sidered.
MIR. ALLAN moved to reconsider.
Mr.. MoFPErT inquired how he bad voted,
and claimed that he could not move 10 re-
consider because he had voted Win Inc
minority.
MIR. ALLAN: did not vote at all, sir.
The CHAIR: a senator who does no! Vote
on uny question when the roll Is calleo -
supposed to side with the majority, ana
therefore his motion IS IN order.
MIR, ALLAN then proceeded to address the
Senate within the time prescribed oy the
Senate in favor OF RECONSIDERATION OIL the
bill.
MIR. GREEvER called the pending question
on the motion to reconsider.
Mr.. SMITH demanded the ayes and noes,
81. IA aftI.n RI
shortages. 10: noes. 20.
Mr.. GREEvER called the pending question
on the passage OF the bill.
Mr.. ALLAN demanded the ayes and noes,
and being taken, the Senate ordered the
pending question-ayes, is; noes. IL.
On the passage of the bill Mr.. ALLAN de-
manded the ayes and noes, which were or
dered and taken; and the bill was passed by
the following vote: Ayes, "a; noes, :.
Mr.. ALLAN moved to amend the title so as
make it agree with the body Of the bill.
Mr.. SMITH demanded the ayes and noes.
and being taken, the Senate refused TO
4 ; noes, %.
The CHAIR announced that the bill bad
passed.
Unm9ion of Mr.. KIRKPATRICK, the passage
of the bill was ordered to be communicated
to the House, and the Senate proceeded to
the consideration Of routine business.
THE JACKSON STATUE.
Mr., EuBANK, from the joint Committee on
the Jackson Statue, presented the following:
The Governor having transmitted to the
General Assembly communication from A.
J. 3. Bere>ford Hope, E.q., NJ. 2. for the
University of Cambridge, rendering to this
Common wealth, on behalf Of himself and
other English subjects, a bronze statue Of he
roic size. by Foley, Of the late General
Thom,s j. jackson; therefore be it
Resolred By the Senate Che House Of Dele.
oates concurr,ng), l. That Virginia, ac-
kno lodging with profound senSibiity this
generous manifestation OF English sympathy
for her people and admiration for her heroic
son, gratefully accepts the Offering.
2. That the statue be erected OH pedestal
worthy of the work on some conspicuous
spot within the grounds of the Capitol, to be
preserved and cherished by the people OF
Virginia as q memorial of its distinguished
subject and of the noble Sympathies of its
honored donors.
3, That the Governor be requested to give
public notice by proclamation of the day on
which the statue will be uncovered, so that
the people may assemble to do honorto the
event.
(. That Mr.. 4. J. B. Bereslord Hope be in.
Tited TO attend on the OCCASION As the guest
.ee the State, and that he be rendered by the
6 ovcrnor the hospiialites of Virginia.
IS. That the Governor 1erequestcd TO COM
municate the above resolutions TO Mr. BereS-
ford Hope, anG express to him and his aSso-
cates the grateful acknowledgements OF the
people OF Virginia.
6. That his ExcelIency the Governor, Cap
tain Eoln l.. Eubank chairman of the Sen.
ate eammittee). General WilHam B. Talia-
ferro chairman OF the House committed,
and General Juhsl A. Early, be and gre
hereby appointed board of commissioners,
who shai: be charged with the dnty of re-
r5eiving tie statue, disGur>ing such appropri.
alton as Glay be made, and making all ar
and contracts necessary to carry
inco fleet tie foregoing resolutions
The report vas unanm ously agreed 60 and
communicated to tue House.
rsE ASYLUM HLL.
Mr. COCHRAN moved to take up the biU to
enlarge the accommodations of the Eastern
and Western Luaatic Asylums, the question
being oN the motion to reconsider the vote by
wnich The bill had been engrossed.
MIR. ALG.AN was addressing himself to
substitute which he proposed to offer to the
bill when the hour of O'Clock arrived, and
The chair was vacated until SP. III.
Night Session.
MISUNDERSTANDING THJMAs in the chair.
PASSED.
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation
10 the removal Of voters from wards in which
they are registered.
Senate bill to amend the Code in reference
10 tae powers of city school boards of trus.
.ees.