The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

The bill was taken NJ .no
votInr /" Ayev with the Deetfaysrs. A..
NJ. MorrErr moved that the D'' " u
missed. .r..oa Tho hill,
because he considered the law I'd Iuess,v,n
unc institutional and the penany rad
"a geous, not that he believed negroes o''e"
to marry whites. ..oa ~ the
purpose Of bringing M the OH WIS wv. y, e,S S
iine the position Of the parties on . a, wss
side; to ascertain whether INC uyk lie
W lggng the fail or the tail tue uoE. ,"
connection Mr.. PAYNE quo'eu WIN VILE 49,
o,d negro who went a-f-hipg aud TED the
line 10 his leg and dropped to sitcp, ano
was puIled overheard by big nsh, ana OF
the mystery OF those who found tue TWO
dead seine DAYS Observation-Disclosures tne
Niger went a.fishing or the hsh went a-n's'
germ. IN. Va,
MIR. PAIGE (colored) said (as had Mr.. NOR
TON previously that the negroes ss gen
era, thing, do not want TO iutermafry WIN
| the whites. But when such thing ooes
occur IL eugbt not to be punishable win nve
wears in the penitentary. He seemed 10 DE
satisfied with their alliance with the new
party, and did not expect to get IAN ms
rights -, al once. All the same, he would oe
glad TO see the law making the punishment
VI infermarriage 80 severe repealed.
The vote resulted:
ArEs.-Messrs. Adams, Akers, Bailey. Barbour
Burgess, Cnamberiayne Chapman: Coen,,J ersns
Duke. Echols, fdmonds, Ellis, tarr, flcknn' IN
new Fitzpatrick. Frsy Frazier. Goodr, cray Green
| Gregory, Haden, Hanger Harmon. Harwooo, heau'
iiopkIns. Jcwet, Kelly. Lady. LEWIS. Linkenhoker
LovenMein. Matthews, May. Mofieu, Moepm, ,l
Morgan Mushbsch, Nelson. Nicol fsinlrr' xars
Siemp G i. smith. II. ID. SMITH, spes sard ,stro'
| lag. turner, Waddil. watkins. watson. ttckhdnl
Wilkinson, VIII, Written. wager ana BIZ 'pe'h''
NOES -Messrs. BLAND. COLE. COLLINS, Dun
GEE. EVANS. HAMILTON, NORTON, OWENS
Colored Republicans In SMALL CAPS; white re-
| pu5licans In italics.
| So the bill was dismissed.
C0MNUTATToy FOR SOLDIERS.
Mr.. DUKE moved that the bill appropria'
ting $4,000 a year for manned soldiers be
taken up out Of It's order and advanced
Agreed 10. The bill was ordered to en-
grossment.
BLACKsBURG.
Senate resolution, with House amend
ment, in relation TO Blacksburg came up
the question being upon agreeing TO the
Senate amendment.
Mr.. ELLIS offered an amendment to the
Senate amendment releasing the Governor
from the obligation OF appointing board,
with the consent OF The Senate.
Mr.. ELLis's amendment was rejected.
The Senate amendment was agreed to.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Mr.. GIBSON moved that the Committee on
Constitutional Amendments he and are here
by required to report at 5 O'Clock z. NJ. to-
day on the amendments proposed 10 section
OF Article VII. Of the Cor stitution OF Vir-
GINA lin relation 10 school fund.-. The reso-
luton was reiecteG-ayes, 30; noes, 43.
PAGES.
On motion Of Mr.. Witt,
RESOLVED, That the Clerk Of this House
be instructed to Issue his warrant on the
Auditor Of Public Accounts TO each OF the
pages OF this House for the sum OF four dot
lars each, that being the amount OF two days
services rendered before appointment.
ADDITIONAL PAY.
Mr.. PAYNE offered the following res0lu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the House be
and is hereby authorized to issue his certi-
ticate to y. A. Carter and s. Blssett French
for the sum OF one dollar per day each addi-
tional compensation for the present session.
Mr.. BARBOUR moved to insert the name OF
A. NJ. Brownell. Rel cted.
TIE resolution was rejected.
A.. NJ. AND q.
Senate Joint resolution directing the At.
torney-G eneral to test before the Supreme
Court OF the United States so much Of the
act of Incorporation OF The Atlantic. Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad Company rs Te-
fers 10 the debt due Virginia was agreed to-.
Evening Session.
The Senate bill authorizing the publica-
ton Of the laws in a daily newspaper OF the
city Of Richmond, to be selected by The Su-
perintendept Of Public Printing, came up
Mr. MUsHBACH moved TO amend the bill
by requiring that the laws be published in
the paper having the largest circulation.
Mr.. FRAZIER: Well, then, say in the Dis
patch.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE asked to amend the
amendment in effect that the largest circu
lation be determined in the same manner as
prescribed by the laws Of Congress.
Mr.. COGHILL opposed the whole scheme
in brief but clear and logical 81 eech, in
which The weakness OF the project was
vigorously set forth. Mr.. COGHILL could
not see how gentlemtn could vote away the
peoples money to circulate party sheet.
He would not support the bill even il Nj.
MUSHBACHs amendment should be adopted.
Mr.. MUsHBACH wished the gentleman to
understand that he did not IDtend to vote
for the bill under any circumstances.
Mr.. DANDRIpGE would vote for the
amendment and against the bill. lie saw in
II Job. Either the patron or one Of the
warmeSt supporters Of the bill in the Senate
is reported to have said that he would vO'e
for 1t in the interest Of the Wig. Mr.
cambridge thought that paper had been
subsidized enough.
Mr.. DICKINSON (Readiuster) moved to
pass the bill by. Agreed to on DIVISION
ayes. 45 noes, Is. Motion TO reconsider
rejected.
DANvILLE RAILROAD BILL.
The Senate bill allowing the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad Company to dis
charge its Indebtedness TO the State, &C.,
next came up.
Mr.. BAILEY moved to dismiss. He had
heard something about jobs JOBS, indeed
This bill asks the Stale to give Tom Scott
$500, 900. 1t allows this c. mplny TO discharge
its Indebtedness to The State in State bonds.
He had heard it charged that the company
would apply the amount saved bythis trans
action to the building OF a narrow gauge
road. In reply to question Mr.. BAILEY
said that this Is good and solvent interest
bearing mortgage upon the road, which it
is proposed to discharge in State bonds.
Mr.. LADY in the char.
Mr.. WILKINSON earnestly advocated the
bill, and showed from the record that nu-
merous roads bad been granted exactly the
same privilege here asked, and that gentle
men opposed to tbi- bill bad voted for hem
The bonds are NOT due for eight years and
while the comTany is now prosperous, who
knows what its condition may be, :hen?
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