Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-30
1andria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
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Il The Stale S:nste yesterday Mr.. Riddle
berger offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the officer charged with tbs
!asdirg Of the State debt under the ACT Of Feb
tuary ID. 1882. b. instructed to fund what is
oonmonl7 known % The "blsck script" at so
cents in tho dollar without reference as to
whether the ssme representa- unpaid interest on
the pselers or the unfunded bonds.
Upon The motion to discharge the Commit
Oh Roads from the consideration of the Ly0ch-
burs aud Southwestern Railroad COMPANY bill,
MIR. Deg, said the bill was kept back, az were
all other measures for developing the Resources
of the State, Lat it 60 f;rih that the party
which boasts Of mskirg q new era is now
bsoded to prevent auy bill that viii help t.
werd this object. Everything DOW is 10 &c srb
eriinsted to the seirare Of the spois. Ga The
oae hand you have 90 ubholg aliano, bent on
sgRrsndz Dg themselves and friends. 10 Opt
sition is lined all who earnestly desire the ma
terial development of the State. We Welcome
tho ISSUE They seem 10 desire only the sp6ilF.
They strike down judges grown hos:S -headed
10 the service of tho State. whose names are
household words 10 our homes ard SYNONYMS
ior wisdom. They evan invade the petty cttioes
heretofore considered too insignificant even for
the greed of tho mos. rsVenous spokesman,
even wsistmas!trs. All oomuerca. all bust
ncss mus: stand still uail these triitilug places
osn b. filled BY hungry placamcn. EverthlnG
must 60 to tho rear until this party c p'stes
its conquest Of oil nolaries public.
The Senator Of Shenandoah said that my
hut bis party is atloAd With chronic glutony.
NJ IN lios n M Ia Ana
but all the bills for railroads, mining sud mat
ufao!ures. But these tsc ics of obstruction ore
plain enough. They wish to hold back these
Incorporating bill, for tho purpose of forcing
their patross to vote for hills su,h ss the one
to redistrics tbs State. They are uslrg this as
lever under unwilling nsmber5. l. Is f,sred
the ell ,ers cannot ba turoed out With0us thlit
help. Railroads III ~ larg1ish, the hammer of
industry may be silent. oommeIos stond still,
the plough pause ia III, furtow, everything to
DO made subordinate to the rush after spoilS
mi sht repeat, with the change Of word,
Ill fares tie lsnd to hasteoiog ills prey.
Where spells accumulate aud men decay.
A bill was introduced to auerd The
&c; 10 authorize tho consolidation end mer
sing Of tho Alexandra aud Washington Ri
rosd Compsny.
The joiot rcsolu inns to prev d, for tho ap-
pointmsnt by tho Board of Directors OF the
Central Luoatic Asylum OF superintendent to
take charge of the cultivation CT Tho farm to be
donated TO the State q, site for tho asylum.
and authorizing the use CT peni;entiary oonvic:s
o. said farm 10 preparing it for occupation were
agreed to.
Tho bill reoiiing the disastrous ocn5equer c,s
cf The drought Of las. year, and authorizing
tho Auditor Of Polio Accounts TO postpone
bis foal settlements with the several oouuy
tleaeurers of the Commonwealth for tho FISCAL
yerr of 1881 SO until tho lst day Of September
1852" was reported.
In the Hous, OF D:lsgates, So stated 10 yes
ter's Gsz,tte, tho report of thu Committee fol
Courts Of Jus!ioo declaring that MIR. FAIR il
not entitled to bis Sea! as q nambsr from Fir
fax by reason of holding the off, Of Supsli:-
tendent of Public distraction, wal postponed
until pexs Wednesday.
The House agreed to the resolution Ct the
Senate hzlos tG-asy fer tho tl.otioa tf certsi
adecs.
The bill revising the eeo!ioo law vas passed
Tho bill to allow ihs Richmond aud D4nvi!le
RsllroGd Company to discharge i indebted
ness With bonds of the State, g., was ord, red
to DO cngrosScd after being amended 8, as t
provide that the company shall. 10 coosidora
| ton OF the privilege granted 10 the bill. frs
reIirqaish the right OF holding its properly tx
| empt from taxation By the State.
MIR. Stuart regarded ths Richmond aud Dlr.
vile railroad as one of tie ooyp,rsiops least
entitled to oonsi1 ration at The hards CT TIT
State
Dir. Nioo regarded tho bill 9. tbrcwins
! away 100000 for no consideration whatever
When tho Senate bill. entitled 90 act to prc
! !eot owners Of trade marks. to prohibit The ur
| authorized use OF bottles, cases. &c, on whiot
the owuer has proprietary righte, g., came
I'd on lis passage. Mr.. H.zsIwood, moved Il
dismiss the bill. Mr.. Stuart moved to PASS by
Mr.. Lyons said the bill which passed March 9
1880. was slipped through the HOUSE BY th,
| tormsr delegate from Aexsndris Mr. Must
| backl without being read" Dir. Hsz:lgood'
| motion to dismiss was agreed to.
The Senate joint resolution vacating the Gel
OF The visitors OF the Deaf. Dumb, and Blind
! Institution a. Staunton wss passed by party
vote.
The House bill to authorize the county {.
| Clarke 10 revoke its subscription to the Alexan
dris. LoCdoun sni Hampshire railroad, wa
reported.
The bill to provide new Board of Visitors
t'r the University of Virainis. was passed.
The FIRST SIGN OF CONSUMPTION. 1t il
not ss Extensive y known as it ought to be that
In The large ms ioriIy Of cases. consumption be-
gins with sigh: cough 10 the muroirg on gel
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