The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-01


barbour. ID. j. Fiizpatrics, ALB. Nicol, c. e.
ChamberayDe, Fray John ID. Opens, IL.
j. Uampden Gibson. j. G.. Paige, X. g. H..
Clayior, ID. NJ. Goode, IL. NJ. l.. Palmer. W IN VI.
COghill. X. A. Gregory Roger Payne, WIN. ii.
CoIe Georoe w Hamf[fon. Ross Pitts, Charles
Coilins, y fians err, Marsh'Il Pope, Joseph B.
Dalton, Martin Head, George X. Rowe, t.P.
nsndrIdg, p. p. Uopkins. j. n Scott. Archsr
Downs. Thos. A. Jeweit, Geo. ii. Smuh, Il. ~.
Duke, II. r. w. Lovenstein, w. S'ribnng, X. NJ
Echols. John Lyons. JAS, Jr. watson, L. n.
EdmoDds. J. w. Matthews, CD. Mnl,e. ;. o. X =,
Edwards, G.. Y. Menefee, Ii. =. Wtckhdm. H. 4.
Elus WIN NJ Noorman, G.. l.. Wilkinson, j. j.
EpGns w D. Morgan. Geo. ". witt, ). Il.
Flckliu, Jas. Il. Mu,bbsch, q. A. -oz'
NOES.
Aters. wm.T. Green, DUFF Revercomb, VIII.
RaiIev David f. Uaden. WIN. +. Sayers, Robert
Rel IL r. Hall, w. r. Slemp, Campbell
BInnd e. d. Harmon, II. Smith, Geo. e.
BmimGn j. W. Harwood, w. E. Smith, Henry ID.
| burgess, =, f}. Kelly, Jonas :. SpesSard, NJ. Z.
| Chapman s b. Lady, John Il. Stratt0n, j. l..
COlly, Jasper :. LeDts, ": SHayer' Jos; o.
| Cross, ThOs. II. Linkenhoker, l.. turner, ". H.
Dickenson, VI. May, ID. y. Msddl, Geo. NJ
ncks rson. A.. Mcdonnell; A. B. VALE, Henry );
Farr:9 r. r. Norton. Robert Witien: Jas. r.
| Frazier, Jas. A. Parks, Wm.C. Wager, VIM. U;
| gray, q. II. heuu' " III. d -ni' 'pe"Aei
| Republicans in italics.
Messrs. Edwards, Pope, and White he
adjusters) voted aye" or the Republi-
can members, Messrs. Cole, Collins, Evans,
Hamilton, Owens, Paige, and Scott (coior-
ed) also voted AYE"
| The abseDtees were Messrs. Harrison,
Niche, and Perdue (all Readiusters.)
PENITENTIARY CONvIcTs.
The following has been reported from
the Committee on Asylums and Prisons 10
authorize the Governor aud the Superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary to hire oul
convicts: =,
1. Be 10 enacted by The General Assembly
That tlskGovernor and the Superintendent
of the Fenitentiary are hereby. authorized
and directed to hire out, for tbeaplrpose o.
manufacturing, within the limits of'shepe
nitentiary, tobacco, shoes, barrels, wagons
and other articles, as many OF the convlct
(male aud female) as can be properl,
worked and employed in such manuiactur
| ing; and for such purpose may rent suci
buildings, or portions Of buildings, ant
such machinery, tools, and steam-power q
NAV not be required by the Superintendent
OF the Penitentiary for the employment o
conyicts not hired out under the provision
OF this bill.
2. BE it further enacted, That the Gov
ernor and the Superintendent OF the Peni
ltentiary are authorized and directed to hir
out for work and employment outside
the penitentiary all able-bodied male con
yicis who cannot be properly and prohtaDl.
worked aud employed within the limits
the penitentiary: provided. however. non
shall be hired out for less than twenty-hy
cents per day.
3. That all convicts hired 10 be worke'
and employed within the limits OF the pen
itentlary shall be worked according to ID
rules Of discipline and employment OF th
. penitentiary, and under the supervision
the superintendent thereof.
4. That all cenvicts hired to be worke
and employed outside OF the penltentlai
, shall be wcrKed and employed according
such rules as may be prescribed by the Co
| ernor end Superintendent, including sui
able guard and proper medical attendanc
,I 8. All contracts made under the provision
D OF this bill shall be in the name OF the Cor
: monwealth, by the Governor and the supe
& Iintendeut OF the Penitenttary Of the OF
. part, and the hirer or hlrsrs Of the seco'