Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-16
Legislative.

10 The State Senate o1 Saturday resolution
was referred 10 tho Finsnue Committee prc-
Vldlag that htrasftar it shall not bo lawful for
aoy ely, county, tcwn or corporation to issue
any BINDS exospt they express on tho face
thereof. This bind ia to bs taxed for State
erd ltcil purpose at the same per csnium Oh
the hundred dollars Of value ss are the lands of
this Oonmonweath." 81. ALI bonds bcretc-
itra issued since the adoption of this cops,ilu-
ZION not exempted 10 terms Of Law are to b, as
s:ssed AID tsx3d IS provided 10 tho proceeding
sec ion.
A petition was prss nted from German Gill.
S'ns CT Virginia calling the attention OF the
Legislature TO tho imporlauos of legislation ut
thls session tor no promotion # immigration
TO this State. Large numbers Of Germans ere
!eiVpg their tstherIcnd for America. and The
petitioners ere convinced that it proper efforts
ere made at this tl0e macy Of them o,n be it,
duced to s,tte 10 Virginia. Il is we'll kuowo
mat The German people arc very INDUSTRIOUS
| sod they tee assured that Gu. State will DO
greatly benefited By 90 accession 10 it's popula-
| tioo from this source.
The act aboisbing tho whippiogpost was
| reported back from the Committee on General
Laws of the Senate aud referred 10 that %
Couus Of Justice.
II Tho H:uia Of Delegates petition WAS
presented ooro,rnieg tho Richmond AID Allt :
ghany railroad against The consolidation of any
competing lines 10 the State, and aimed parli-
cularly at the Richmond aad Allegheny rail-
road.
10 reply to a resolution o,llirg for iutcrma-
ton 10 reference 10 counterfeit or forged obIigi-
tlors OF the State. Mr.. Reynolds. the Treasurer
sent to The House communication 10 which
he says THAT on various occasions potics has
been called TO coupons received for taxes with
their tace numbers illesibe. aDd 10 some 10
stances 10 such COUPONS without any iaoe rua :
bers upon them. Whether there wero legili
mate evidences CT The Safes indebtedness or
DOT this cttlce has 20 maans OF ascertsiniog. Der
can L. 10 compliance With he resolution Of sour
honorable body. spec!fcallU desiguste them 40
your resolution requires. lIadcr the funding
OF 1867 neither the bond or the upons
attached had printed upon them tho fac, nun
Der 81 which regular sequence of issue could
DO assured atd thoir Identity fixed, uGr was
there any registry kent CT ISSUE or redemption.
30 that Il Is impossible to say TO what tXcut
these securities may have bocn improperly
USED"
10 the Two houses the following county and
oorporaiinn Judges ware el; cled Madison aud
| Green, N. Crs!er; Nansomond. R. Ii. Raw
los; Fiuvanus, w. g. uader; Patrick. + w.
| Sbeetet; Washington. William T. Rhos
Brunswick. }. &, BuforG; Cooperation Court
Of fredericksburg, Montgomery SLAUGHTER;
Corporation Court Of Petersburg, Edward NJ.
| Mann.
Judge Mauu. If Petersburg, bad 90 opro:i-
ton.
Senator Rawles vas also c,u plineuted by q
unanimous vote.
The election Of other judges vas postponed
uni to-day.
The retult Of tho elections, indicates, thEt tho
Readiu'tcrs have COMO back entirely upon tho
rulo OF two years ago Of not elcclng their oE
members to Office. This lime some of the fa.-
test Jobs have been grabbed by Rosduster
members.
10 the House of Delegates en- Friday Mir.
| Stubs. OF GlCuoester, nominated ss Mr..
SCOTS opponent Tor Storekeeper OF the Psni
Tertiary Mr.. Ephrain Hornbloxer. The 6c!i
| tious nominee was voted for. WhiIa tbe roll
vas being called Mr.. Taylor. Of Richmond.
rcse TO poiIt of order, and irquiring whether
Mr.. HornbloWer wal a Fundsr. said be would
vote for Billy BowharJ. whereupou Dir.
S:ubbs remarked that ho Itoughtit was aganS.
tho rules # the House fer man to vote for
bipoo,If