The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-10

voted aye, e but was paired win h 4r.s
8 On M salie bill Mr. MoonMAa would have
voted DO, 2 but was paired with Mr. Jotis-.
seS, Of Aceoniac.
PRESENTED AND REFEaRED.
BY Mr.. EADY:: Bill TO amend act pre-
scribing the duties power Liabilities, anu
compensation OF certain county 6fticers, ana
prpgiding for the collection OF taxes.
By Mr. GooDE Petition OF certain citl-.
zens OF Charlotte for the amendment OF the
creek law.
By Mr.. FIyHEY: Petitions in relation to
pound-nets, and petition reisting to taxing
oysters in Matcbfpungo creek.
4 NIGHT SESSIONS.
bfr. GRAVES offered resolution that on
and after Monday next the chair be vacated
at Q O'Clock P. N. and resumed Of ~ O'Clock
p. NJ. Reiected-ayes, 32;, noes, ~.
LUEATTCs., rs i 4 i. h
! House bill II, authorizing The board OF
directors OF the lnnatic asylums to board out
harmless and incurable 1unatics, was taken
Iup, and then, on. motion, passed byauntii
Monday. }lSa5' VI j75tisE 80
| sa4i. EtF:ts ADVANCED y -" ~ .stia
Asreat number Of bills were advanced on
the calendar. = f':s.'l o',' '': -. Z
s+ssiif;s:tfe BARBOUR BILL. ssih.tLtis'' ~
I Tie Barbour bill reported on the 18th Of
january was made the special and contlnu-
| ing orierfor Wednesday att clock. 1t is
copy. Of the bill vetoed by Che Governor J
~ u R1YEs UsURrArtoS. E 49,. -, =,
i AT 12t tliis lingering special order came
i up (Mrr M cMULLAN, in the chair9, ~ ,,.,>
| Mr.. NORTON .(coIored) spoke against the
| Senate resolutions. and in favor Of reconsid-
/ erin1g the vote on rejection Of the Peter
Carter substitute, which declares .suhstan-
tally that colored men ought to be allowed
1 on iuries where accused are OF their race. +
! The motion to reconsider prevailed. tx
The substitute was then reiected-ayes
| s.; noes, TO- r.. .,s,A. IS yi.a -.i
| Those who voted "aye" were Messrs. P. J..
! CARTER, EVANS, HAMILTON, NORTON, Il. ID.
SMITH, SOUTHWARK, STARKE, and WILMER.
| The Senate resolutions (prepared by GEN
eral BRADLEY T. JoHNsoN) were then agreed
| to. - 4-y .5! .... ~:
Motion to reconsider rejected. -.
| .,.s AS TO ADJOURNMENT. y. ms
| At 1:35 Mr.. WHITE, Of Hanover, moved
that the House adjourn. Agreed TO on d.
vision.
In view of the crowded calendar and
pressing business, Mr.. w. 3. TALIAFERRo
demanded the ayes and noes. Ordered.
The House refused to adiourn-ayes, 40;
noes, As.
| BLACKsBURG COLLEGE.
The Senate bill and House substitute came
up. -.
Mr.: PoPHAM moved to postpone until
Monday. .---''..'-,.
MIR. SHELBURNE opposed the motion and
asked for immediate action.
Tie motion to postpone prevailed-ayes,
40; noes, %. -.,....-.-..
Mr. PoPHAM at 1:50 moved to adjourn;
agreed to on diviSion-ayes, Al noes, 40.
Dir. SHELBURNE demanded the ayes and
noes. Ordered.
The vote resulted: a-
AYEs-Mes.rs. Adams, Attkisson, Bernard, 30
cock. Dohanan Chase. Coghi, Cox. Dance: Davis,
Gray, Green, Hamilton. Hardesty, Kelly, McCabe.
Mcdonnell, Mcdaniel, MCMILLAN. Michie, Aoifett,
Norton, Pitts. Poplam,. Powell, j. III. Robinson, y.
Howard Smith, Southwark. Spessard. Starke, Sykes,
George Walker, Joseph Walker, William M. Walker,
Smith j. II. White, Thomas M. White Wngfeld,
and Wright-44. -.-.-~.-s+.
NoEs.-Messrs. Akers, Anderson, Bland. Peter J.
Carter, Crutcb1ed, Dickerson, Echols, Edmunds,
Furr. Frazier, Graves, Grigsby, Hall, Hanger Reu-
ben N..Harrison, Henry, Waody T. james, John
ston, Kyle. Lady. Luck, McCraw, Moncurc, Moor
man. Myers Pullian. Ra-land, Sandidge, Shell
Warner I Tainferro, William Taylor, front: Van
Lear, Wallace, Walsh, Watson, Whitacre, Wilmer,
and Mr. Speaker-42. -..'.--.- ..'.-