Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
EcGfslRsiVe.

H. M.n,,c,
VIZ 'n1Dooaiu usu~aS Was passseu ny Fo'o
of-ayes 25i noes 4.
The Governor veto message was taken mp
and MIR. Riddlebergcr advocated the passage
OF tho bill over the veto.
tie was replied to by Maj. Daniel, after
WHOM tho vote vas taken and the bill not re-
otlslng tho requisite tWo'thlrds vote was lost.
Inc vote was lolloWs:
Ayes-Mefsr': bliss, Elliott, Fferch, Fu.-
kersoD, llsle, James. Lace, Mtc)n, Mayo,
Norton, Paul, Kawles, Riddebergtr. Sherrard,
j. Is. Stovall, Walker, VIE Y, Williams and
Wood-I9.
Noas-NlessTs. Atkinson, Daniel, Early,
lfiouey, Ieury, Hurt, koiner. Lowell Matthew,
| Murray, lIckott, U. 1. Smith. Eranc,el. Snhh,
Sttothcr, Thurman and Wlnghcld--lG
| MT. hiddieberger moved to recJn'lder the
vote ;,
| This motion gate lI'n to a loGg and heated
discussion
| The ruling Ct tho CHAIR WAS, that tho vote
whereby the Senate refused to pass The bill ever
| the veto could not he rCc)nsidtred.
| Ii being tiGal!y afc,rtalnGd That Rddlebprgtr
had voted on the dictated side. his motion WgH
ruled ont Ut otdeE, aod tGi~ ended tho matter.
| Nj FukGrsUn Cff,rtd . lint resolution pro-
Vldlag i"r III tnhnitIal oil tho R!ddIchergcr
oil, a'd th" substitute Proposed by Ross uhmll-
| ton, TO tho people If the next gcHcrn cltc;Iop,
for tho PURPOSE Of dfc,diuS which proposition
should become a lsw~-that prap, sgd in the
klidlcbCfgcr bill or that proposed by the
llamlIinn substitute.
MIR. Thurman offered the following az sub
Ht'tu,o to the lnlnt resolution presented by MIR.
fdkcrson: Whereas 1t Is OF tho u'mtsi i'm.
rortancc to tho people Of virginia that the agi
'atioa CT the debt question Should cnaso, that
tx'slnE differences Of cplulon Cd that sulicct
should be haImonlz2d, aud that settlement
! thereof should be made satisfactory 70 tho peo-
pic, OF the State, therefore. with view to tha,
end
fe" fes0lco@ ~ the Senate Tho House con-
currIns), That Joint COMMITTEE OF ton he np
painted, loCr l!om tho Senate and Elk trrn The
House. to be composed OF 81 equal rumber Of
those who have hitherto favored, and those
WIN have cppt sad. the AIT Of the 18th of March
1879. to tax lnto consideration further SGT.
element OF the public Icot' ard report u plan
therefor TO The General Assembly, and that they
hhvn noT"f to sc ~ vacation.
M'Jor p1h'cl oh"feu az an amtnutnon. 10
tho SHp>ltutc' that tno llcsiion 10 submitted
to the people on tho fourth Thursday IN May,
winch was dcltattd.
Tho pending aud main question being q ca
ordered, which Tua upon tho passage OF The
| Thurman Institute, It was hostages "a
noes 1T:
MI fuIkordon' 4 resolution was then adopted
by the following vote:
hyos-Mcssrs. Bliss. Cannon, Davis, Elrly,
| Elliott, EsRrldgp, Fret ca, tulkorson. Hale.
James, lIcncc, Macon, Mayo, Norton, Paul,
Hawles, Riddlebcrgcr. Shelrard. Stovall Of
| Fairfax, Stovall OF Henry. Walker, Wicoy,
| Williams and Wood-2t.
| Noes-Mcss1s. Atkinson. Daniel, Flauey,
llcory, Hurt, kolner, Llvoll, Murray, Pickett,
Smith OF Nelson. Smith Of Alexandria, Sirothcr,
| Thurman and Wlngfield-ll
| bsont-Messr5. Boush and Matthew.
lu the House OF Delegates Joint resolution
to OF ourn finally at 2:S0 O'Clock to duy was
agreed to by vote OF az ayes to IS noes.
a resolution lnsructlng tho Flnarco Commit.
too to report tho Appropriation bill during the
day was referred by vote OF al to al, parry
vote. tho reauusters showing their dctormira-
ton to prevent any APPROXIMATION bill brinp RI.
| portod at this session,
Tho bill to repeal tho law nroh;b;,;oo m;rco-
ccnation and wine out sill distinc inn helpson
the whito and negro faces was di,cussnJ and
| Eoally dismissed by vote of II 10 IO-thoso
| voting 10 the negative being all peproes.
The joiGt resolution directing tho Offices Of nil
tho members Of tho Board Of Visitors Of tho
Virginia Agricultural aUd Mechanical COLLEGE,,
at Bis cksburg, to DO vtclted, &c, camo back
from tho Senate with tho following omt ndmr nj
| The Board shall bo charge with tho cara
and preservation OF tho property Of tho college.
They shall appoint ts many professors rs thew
may deem proper, and with Tho assent of two.
thirds of their members may at any limo ro
move my pref lesser or othor oiliocr of tho ool.
&C. 1t shall bc tho duty Of said Board. Mt q
soc al meeting thereof, to DO held on tho 7,b
day of Juoc. 1850 or NJ soon thereafter as nro,,
,r,bln "a rr,,ny, ron, s,,ah r. t q" 20 nv
ri tn TInno ~ ,ho an, oa' 'aon VI VI" Objects
r,o,nr,1, ~ ,otn n D, 1,"S u ,n pIpprr, sa'u
irn'o''H u .sh" 'HCcI WI lhe LIN OF August,
iSH'', anu SAIL ltoard snail proceed nc OLcl, or
~ suon Is Irac Ionbr. to rcorganlza tho NIrvi-
MIA Agricultural and Nj, cbanicsl G,loyn a, fill
inc the several md vsrious v:c,nc;r. On w,do
mr. 1no,v a ,ho,, . ,hnu O', i,, '' u'auo'
WI '"S y, 90 my uocil proper
sal" "tp''o,ii' Ma -" ~ 'nkT eject Ga Inc l2'h
Gay o'AnE', 'HH"' hHS shal' prescribe the dutlef
ci cach professor: ana mo course and tho mode
| nj IGg,tur Inn Ihav shall ar "a President