The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

shall be phvsiCiAns. and may appoint eN-
ecrItiye committees and officers. nurses.
and ether attendants for their asylums. re-
+ spectivelv. and prescribe their eoInpensa-
ton. and generally reorganize, sad aSy-
luIns as 70 said boards may seem night abd
proper.
& 70. The Offices Of all directors t. aid
asviufns. - nj present constituted. shall
be. and the same are hereby, declared
vacant upon the 1T day Of March,
lSss: and all Offices therein filed by said
Boz1ds II Directors. a. at present consf1-
iufed. shall be. and the same are hereby,
I declared vacant upon the Isl day Of March,
E 1Ses
$50. All acts and parts II acts inconsisi-
emf herewith are hereby repealed.
? This ad shall be in force from IL
T passage.
UPPER APPON1TT0x-
The Senafe next proceeded % consider
the senate bin TO authorize the pper A p
pomxftox Company 10 discharge IT. indebi-
esiness IA the state in bonds 81 the C0Tss-
monweaiih " patron. Mr. Wilcox:
. /. BE- = enacted bg The General assembly,
That II shall be lawful for the Upper Apo
matiox Company, Al any time within one
wear after the passage u THIS act. 70 settle
in full It's whole indebtedness 10 the stale
of Virginia IN consol bonds Of the Common
wealth Il par.
,. That upon the payment Of u indehi-
edness. a. provided in the preceding sec-
fi0n. The Board Of Public " 0rks shall con-
vey by deed all the night. title. and Interest
held hy the state 10 The supeTinienaents oi
~aid pper AppommtoX Company FOR The
sole Use and benefit u said company.
g. Thi. aci shah be- in force from ID, p2--
sage: and an acts and parts q act IN con-
lid herewith are hereby repealed.
Mr. Berry opposed the blil on the ground.
advanced by him against the DanNille i1lL
BE would consent 20 vote for tile bil only
when the proposition il contained Was
made general and applied 10 all debtors q
the Commonwealth.
Me,.rs. Wilcox and Walker adrocaled
the bin.
Mr.. Glasgow moved n postpone until The
Auditor could. in response 20 resolution
De proposed % Of'er. repOT1 The amount ana
character Of the state interest IN said con-
panv.
PERSONAL.
In The course Of the discussion there
were some half-playlul words between
Me,.rs. wilcox md Wingfeld % Hano-
yer. The former accused the latter OF be-
ins linked with General Wickham: and
Mr. Wiugfeid quickly retoried that Mr..
Wilcox va, linked with Billy Malone.
NJ. Wingdcld called Mr.. Wilcox the
4sthetical Young man from near Peters
burg. and Mr.. Wilcox spoke Of Mr.. Wing
ncid - the one-man power in the I'll
ne~ In allusion 70 Mr.. Wingdeid's indc-
pendent Republicanism. and not belonging
90 any caucus.
The Dll Was passed hr.
Nj. Glasg0W's resolution calling Oh thc
Auditor for information Wa agreed 20.
LIETTEN iyT-g0vERyOE JOHN ,. LEWIS.
Mr.. Bailey being in the chair. Mr.. VIII
cox .aid that De noticed in the lobby a gen
tleman who should naturally preside over
this :, nate. he moved thai be [the Lieu
tenani-GoyerAoTl he invited % take the
chuir.
There Wa some other matter pending,
and Nr. Bailey ,Md " The gentleman j.
om ri ender."
COMMITTEES.
Later 0n tie President pro tenn, Mr..
Wood. announced - senate member ~
The joint committee on framing a railroad
law. Me~.r.. Elliott and Heai0n: also. tbai
aa
The commitfec. oi which Dr. lMr. Wo0a
was member.
NORFOLK AID WESTERN.
on motion 81 Mr.. Riddleberrer tie Sen-
ate Yesterday took up and passed senate
bin y. confirming the issue 81 the eapi-
ral qock ~ the Norfolk and Western rail-
road.
Passage Of the Debt Bill.
AZ o'clock Yesterday the Honsc rc-
sumed The consideration n thc bill Ito
ascertain ard declare Yirglnia's equitable
share u the debf cneated before and exist
ing 4 the time of the partition of her ter
rifofv and resources. and % provide ioT
The issuance of bonds covering The same.
and the regular and prompt payment q
interest thereon better known a. ihf
..deht bin" which was postponed from
AT saturday.
Mr. Coghill made q strong ana f0rcibif
-Ds-.-rh in opposition 20 thc bin. He -AYca
clear and sucrinct history of the debt que--
ton from the clOse # the war mp tn thf
present time lie showed mp M q mastery
mannerfhe incousistenCies and inaccuracie-
of the present bil. aud dweit upon The faci
taai wirf was claimed - the most merito-
nous ftNturr in the original hill-namely.
The elimination of war and rec0nstTucfi0I
inieresf-was not referred ~ in the present
bin IL an. He charged fhat tai. change
~ front Wa on account 81 the new
relations Toe opposition had formed
since the readju-imeui move Wa frsf in-
augIu4tcd. Then j was purely loca
matter. and the idea Of eliminating from
the pumic-ded interest which had acru-
muiaied during the VIZ and the period ol
reconstruction was calculated 90 catch thl
popular mind. especially when m0,t 0i
that money Wa due 90 those who Were
booked upon - fhe opprc--0rs oi The peos
u,e. Now ii W'es different. The Reid
ju,ter- had formed an alliance with parly
hirh looked with great favor upon ths
occurrence- Of the war and the Tec0ns1TTlc
lion measures which followed. Il would nO'
, 90 NOW O. offend these people by refusing o.
recognize the Obligation. 81 the stale in
= CURED during that period and hence TIE
= change. tie also referred 10 the iaci lhai
TIE present lill VA not to Doe submitted Q,
: tle people. and reminded The other ,idi
Z that this was one Of the carglinal feature
of the original bin. The other bill alsC
: gave the nei revenues of the Common
: wealth. where's. the present one referred
/ 20 the matter in q general way. Il would
= De impossible 10 give ANYTHING Ike fan
synopsis 0f Mr.. COghil's speech. suffice /
, 20 s2y thai il WAS in everv respect worthy
ii the distinguished SPEAKER. and com
msnded the attention Of both sides Il the
> House.
Mr. skinner also poke in opposition Il
the blll. Among other things. he referred
"a the unfair assessment q real estate. anC
declared thai the revenue oi the State. j
her resources were properly taxed. would
, amount 10 5000. 600
Al the conclusion of Mr.. -kinner's r,-