The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-11


UNLAWFUL FISHING.
On motion Of MIR. LACY, 1t was
Resoiued. Tint the opinion OF the Attor-
ney.G eueraI 6onst ruing the act OF the cen
erni Assembly OF 1871, with /, reference =, % !
nnIa,vfy fishinr. approved February ",
1879. ba nrfntci for the use OF The Genera!
Assembly nsra House, document (Doeumeat
No. ~ aTiI PHI 81 1913 IS S
4isf, al! LEAVE OF ABSENCE q tissf
was granted Messrs. SMITH OF DlnWlodle,
two DAYS: PopHAa, three days; HARDEsTY,
four days; and indefinite leave for MT.
FULTON. ftg5s.-at4
PERSONAL
Mr.. ATKrssoN stated that he would nave
voted for ordering House bill No. 294-to
take the sense OF the people as to calling
constitutional conYention-to be engrossed,
but had paired off with Mfr. HENRY.
ftejsT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUeE.
bfr. PuLLTAM presented a bill to amend
and reenact section Of an act entitled an
act to establish Department OF Agrieui-
ture, Mining, and Manufacturing for the
State. So.
The convention bill-the bill proposing
that the people at the November election
tote ,'tol VI asass osidaroot;on NJ 70
t,on-mas IaA gu un ''ss.;ou he;nr mon the
elocs' unt ote Az Iii Tho vote wos taken.
ens sai HsS,nSn' =. 'N ~ '' -
as io.ao" e. 49,, Alone p,rtonr .Rurr.
ham John r Garter. J. Carter, Chase Coleman,
Crank, Curett. Dance, Dickerson, Dickinson; Dyer,
Evans, Farr, Fauntleroy. Ncken, Fowler: Frazler,
u HARRISON. Haryfe. Henkei Hunter, r. D.
James. Waddy 7. james: Kelly, Keys.r, Lacy. Lady,
Lee. McGaoe, nieSaqii pobinson Sbnmadc How
ar Smith, soathward Stevens, Andrew j. Taylor
william Taylor, yon Lear WallaSs, Walsh; s1h
= mn " and and Mr.. n speafer-5s
: NoEs:-M essrs. Anderson, Bernard, Bland, Bo-
cock Bohanlon, Burger Gognii, Coa
Cav Green. Hall. Hanger, HeaIy Hiner johnson,
Johnston, Kyle. Lowell. Luck, McCraw, Meneure,
NORMAN, MnshDacs' racss na,dan Sna9
nom sbeb1rne. shriyer. starke, William &. Taiia-
ferro, Warner T. Taiaferro. Trout, George Walker;
g3seph Malker' "arios' "at'o'' "ni'a'fe' anu
wing n4 la ,o,nd otto,rn+ tho b,, was or
% 9 ~ LII, so osoraa, a'p' WV -.
ueieu " en 5ioSs''
&. 49, as.i i, COUNSEL FEES .s
House bill "to provide for the payment
of certain fees to James g. Field, Nd. Bos-
we'll SeaWell, and John NJ. Forbes" was
taken up. on motion Of Mr.. MoFFETT. The
three gentlemen were employed IN pursu-
ance OF the resolution of the House of;Dele-
gates to investigate the claim OF the State
against General Bradley T. johnson and the
Messrs. Poe for alleged over-charges as
counsel IN the chesapeake ana Ono canal
case. lucy na'e eaoli pIen 90 pano oo'
Dlil plopUses W s e"Tn So9o naoi aanh
10 pay MeSs!s. oea"e, unu noio t .uvn
S2oo IN auultioh as u let1imel, auu " su"l-
antee tnem (MeSsrs. oea"eil anu folpesJ oh
per cent: more on tne amount they may re-
cover. Inc Dlli uoes 1oIcontenplaIe gis'ng
Inc Atlofhey-Uenelal ah!ln'ns !outs.ue VI
his regular salafy) ZOE DIS services III tue
matter since he became Auorhey-Ienerai.
mr. boAANhoH hoSeu " SLIM ou| tne
retainer and to increase the contingent fee
from ten to twenty per cent; penang the
discussion OF when the hour (i2:3o) 1or the
special order (revlsion OF criminal iaws) ar
rived.
Mr.. BoHANNON moved TO postpone tue
special order 1or bfteen minutes. LOST.
Mr.. ii. ID. HARRISON moved TO reconsider:
General ECHoLs noped the House Would
not RECONSIDER, out Wouiu PioceHu W tne
| consideration OF tue Important Dill nalheG.
DISCUSSION lolio"ea' ana cohsioefaole
tlme was WasteG. -.
MT. GRAVES placeu Tue HOUSE, uluer QUIZ
gatlens 10 MIN ps CHILLING 'he pehu'hS ques-
ton: 49,. .o,oo.o5
Inc motloll 10 RECONSIDER was ,e!ecteu.
The house tnefeupon proceeded 10 con-
slder the Dill lli6 printed pasesI
CRIMINAL LAWS.
The Clerk had commenced the reading
~ The hill when General Ec9o1s moved TO
dispense with the reading OF the bill, stating
that it had received careful consideration
in the committee and Senate for sixty days.
He said it would not become operative IN
til the 1st Of July; the Legislature will meet
in December, and, IL there be any errors in
the bill they can then be corrected. ne
| hoped the bill would be now put upon lis
passage.
General TALIAFERRo said that he beileved
| one member could object TO the motion 10
dispense with the reading. He objected;
but not in captious spirit. He was I'M
willing to make the Senate committee OF
tnis house, ana resaIaGu IL as Tue uu!y VI
tnis Dooy 10 eve tne ON tnG'i Sts' eohn,uen
atlon. ni.s say lug t,S n u't - nU 49, nn for
Inat ns M4ulu m"n' " 'ii'N' u !" 'o'' i0'
any aniGuulnenls.
hn %, van ehoiH was nI"ue w possR R
tue DIN 10 oruer 10 allow uieulDels ~ Can up
their prlfate Diils, ana cohsiueraole tslle
was wasted IN discussion as u tne pfopiie'y
OF SO uOihS. A., ,,:,,
Inc CLERK proceeueo 10 rc'o 'ne o''' Wy
SECTIONS. forod ,,orootod
Nunlelous aliiel ons' 49, % 49, ao.eS
uOWH. NO aileHuLneut tatt pech "uop'eu