The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-02

cha present pes. ,on 81 The General Assen
BY Be exten led Tor period not exeee'''s
ten DAYS. ass5.
cr. i;Axorn q ted tho conflicting oeJs
sIous OF The General Assembly on t.'s M Ne
iect. us heiIey ed that whatever m'nns ~
ibs .,ews 81 members the resolution snou.S
sho,,ed AZ 4 matter Of precauiion nnv
ss,s,r For himself he bad no aou"' '"a'
ssss 90. The last day of the ses<iop'
'' Mr. IlcY (Mr. CRoss In the chair op
,nssd fhc resolution. he could not unoel.
s,and the motive for II there conio ye ~
doubt about the status OF this GeneLs' ons
sembIy. Tho session Is an uniimheu cn..
Mr.. MrsRBAcH was on the hoor 'pean'1,ss
IN favor "a the resolution when, VI ~
O'clock. the Chair tMr. CROSSE announces"
the soec,aI order-the Iiquer bill.
Mr. UAxGyR moved 10 postpone tue car
| epdar for thirty minutes, so that the n ,uS
might vote ON his resolution. The kead-
iusierH opposed the motion, and u was ue'
fessed by the following recorded vole'
kyRs.-Messrs. Adams, Barbour thamterisynne ne
yscr CSsnila p t, FsesIl f,nney fm.pat
rick. FRAY, Gibson. G0ode, Gregory, nn ~. voos
Hanger Head cpk,wSs yewe' Mosean mashbach,
Watson N,coj. Palmer, Payee, Puts. Pone. kowe'
3. II. smith. str.snr, wstson, White Wickham'
"W ons M s"" Asers Bailey. Bell BLAME, But
nam, burgess, Chapman. COLI CoLLsNSrs v v'xs'
Cross Dietsas.n ncsers9Ta: ,d pUN SaiI Harmon.
iiarr,son, Har wood. Reilly. Lady. LEWIS L,nken-
noser. May, Mcconnell Niche M sds I;,eSercao.
savers SCOTT. F. smith. u. d. SMITH, sP
stratron, strsyer, waddilI, Wale' WaiKins' ""'e"'
fa T,c, a1" Rembcs1s in SMALL CAPS white Re-
pub.icaDs In nditcs. $50
The vote by which the liquor bill was or.
dered to engrossment was recoDsiderep, anu
some amendments in the way OF perfectlng
| II were agreed to, and the bill again ordered
to engf ossment. .,a
The House then returned 10 inc cohsiu'
Grafton OF Mr.. HANGERS resolution.
Mr.. MusHBACH concluded his argumeD..,,
declaring that this was no Bipartisan move
and the vote on agreeing TO the resolution
was as follows
Clayton, Corbill, Dalton, Dandridee Dosns; naxe'
chols, EdmonGs Edwares. EMS f1ctnr' = ,nney'
Fitzpatrick. Fray, Gibson Goode, Gregory, hSnsef'
| Head. Hopkins. Jewett. Lovensteln. Lyons, MAT
tbews Menefee. Morgan. Mn. hbach, Nicol. Palmer
PAYNE. Puts. Pope, Rowe. E. II. Smith, s,rihing'
| Watson, Wickhdm, Wilkinson. aud Witt-4Z.
NOES -uessrs. Aker Bailey. Bell, BLAND, But
man Burgess. chapman. COLE. COLLINS, Cross
| Dickinson. Dicker.on. DUNGEE, EVANS. Farr'
Harmon. Harri>on Harwood. Kelly. Lady LEWIS,
Linkenhok,r. Nav. Mcconnell. Niche, MoHeu'
/ Norman. NORTON, OWENS, IAIGE. TdIas. TIT
| due, Redd. Revercomb. savers, SCOTT. George T..
smith. n. u. NTH, Spessard, Siralton, Sirayer'
Turner, Waddi Vale, Watkins White, Witten'
| Yaper. and Mr.. speaker-55.
1;oiorcd Republicans In SMALL CAPS: white Re-
publicans In italics.
So the Readjuster idea that this is an I'M
limited session prevailed.
Senate bill No. A Uhe liquor Billy was
taken up and passed-ayes, 81; noes g.
Mr.. MorfETT voted "No."
| PENITENTIARY. SPRING LOT.
! The bill in relation 10 the sale OF the PEN
ten'iary spring lot was taken up, and on
motion OF Mr.. WADDILL amended TO appro-
pirate 5000 TO heal the title so far as Mrs.
SouthalPs claim |. concerned. The amend
ment was adopted and the bill ordered to
engr0ssment.
The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the debt bill.
Mr.. CoGHILL spoke against the RIDDLE
BERGER bill. He had the flor when, at
$3.50, the chair was vacated. The chair was
resumed at 3 p. NJ. Mr.. COGHILL concluded
bis speech; Mr. ROVE followed on the SINE
S de. Mr.. HAMILToN's substitute was re-
jected. The RIDDLEBERGER bill WAS passed
ayes, 55; noe, A.
Adjourned at sos z. NJ.