The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

| wanted to drive General Malone out OF the
State by ostracism. lie did not wantto do
that, knowing that when that little man
left he would carry all the brains OF the
R,adjuster party with him. (Great laugh
| ter
Mr. Riddleberger said that he had unin.
, tentionalIy misreprcscDted the Senator, and
he was sorry for il, but certainly he could
not possibly misrepresent that senator more
than that senator had misrepresented his
people.
MOTION TO ADJOURN.
Mr.. RIpDLEBERGER moved 10 adjourn
/ The vote resulted ~ follows:
AYEs.-Niessrs. Bailey, Barnes Bills, Elliott,
Jones, Norton, Rue, and steycn.-S.
Fletcher: Hale, Iieaton, Hurt, james, Koincr,
Lowell, L"snnstein, Lybrook. Mayo, Newberry,
Walker, WILCOX, Williams, Wipgheld Of Hanover.
and Wood-23.
The motion was lost.
PENDING QUESTION.
The pending question Ton the amend
ment) was called, and the ayes and noes
being asked for, the vote resulted as fol-
| lows:
Fletcher. Hale, UcatDD, Hurt, koiDer Lowell, Ly-
brook. MAYO. Newberry, smith, Thurman, Twy-
!
Nors.-Mcssrs. Bailey Barnes Bliss, Elliott.
EsLlidge. James, Jones, Norton, Powell, Riddle
berger, Ruc, stevens, Wilcox, and ood-1f.
The pending question was ordered.
Mr.. RIDpLEDERGER moved TO reconsider.
Mr.. THURMAN moved to pass by.
On this the ayes and noes were called,
and the vote stood:
AYEs.-Msssrs. Bailey. Barnes, Bliss, Elliott.
EgE JauCa.
stevens Wilcox. ana Wood-l3.
NOEs.-Messrs. Atkinson. Diggs, Hale, HeatOn,
Hurt. hOincr, Ioycll. LOversfeiB, Lybrook. Mayo.
NewhcIry. Eiddlebcrpcr, Rue. Smith, Thurman,
Twvman. Walker, Williams, and Wingneldof Al
bcm1rle-19.
The motion 10 pass by was lost.
Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER moved TO lay on the
table. and spoke 70 his motion. yielding
the floor To 4 motion made by Mr.. BAILEY
to adjourn, which motion was lost.
Mr.. RmDLEBERCER resumed his speech,
and senator SMITH rose to u point OF order
[Mr WOOD in the chairl.
The CHAIR ruled the point OF order not
well taken.
APPEAL.
Mr.. SMITH appealed from the decision OF
the CuAIR.
The CHAIR refused 10 allow the appeal,
basing the refusal on the ground that II did
not recognize the point Of order as well
taken.
Strong protests were made by Senators
UrRT and SMITH against this action, Senator
SMITH saving that the action OF the CHAIR
was calculated 10 throttle the sentiments OF
the chamber.
"REMINISCENCES.
Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER resumed. and spoke
oi "reminiscences Oi old men, argued the
beauties OF the debt question, the greatness
OF Rtadiusters, and many other abstruse
points, IN order to consume time, yielding
only to motions 10 adjourn, which i'll each
case were voted down.
During the speech Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER
sent to the Clerks desk the IiIDDLEBLRGER
debt bill. in order 10 have il read a. part
OF his remarks.
Mr.. THURMAN raised the point OF order
that the debt b,ll was not germ me 10 the
subject under consideration. which was q
motion to lay upon the table.
DEBT BILL.
The CHAR decided the point not well
taken.
The Clerk proceeded 10 read the debt
bin. when Mr. KONER raised the point OF
order that the Clerk could not, under the
rules. read n senator's speech.
Mr.. RIDDI EgERGER said he booked upon
tine objection of Senator koiNEE as dis
courteous 80 himself, and that he would
read the bill himself.
Mr.. KorNER disclaimed any diseOureSy.
Mr. RTDDLEBERGER said ife could look
upon il as nothing less
The confusion became 30 great that the
CHAIR suspended all business for some time
in his attempt 10 get order.
Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER took the lOor 10 read,
when. ON motion OF Mr.. BAILEY, the Clerk
took the bill and commenced to read.
THE CHAIR.
Mr.. Hort again raised the point OF order
that the matter 10 boreld was not germanc
TO the question pending.
The CHAIR decided against the point OF
order.
Mr.. HURr then warmly protested against
the decision OF the CHAIR, Stat'ng that he
could prove that the CHAR was wrong.
The Clerk then proceeded 10 read.
Mr.. HURT raised another point OF order
that ~ Mr. RDDLEHERGER was not on the
floor of the senate the further reading OF
the hill a. q part OF his remarks Was out
Of order.
The CHAIR refused 90 entertain the point
Of order. A. Mr.. RrDDIEBERGER then ap-
peared in the chamber.
Mr.. HrRr appealed from the decision OF
( the chair
The CHAIR refused 10 entertain the ai-
peal. A.
The Clerk continued 90 read, when the
/ CHAR announced that the bill was not ger
name to the subject. and Mr.. RIDDLEBER.
Gy:R took the bin again and said he would
read il himself.
Mr.. WuLc0X took the bill 10 read. Nr.
/ RIDDLEnERGER yielding only to this.
! Mr.. THURMAN said me hoped Mr.. WILL
COX would not reud. az his voice was "a
harsh ~ to iniiict unusual and severe pun
ishmenl.
Another motion to adjourn was made,
and lost hy vote of IL noes To ayes
I Another motion was Immediately made,
and the CEsm declared it carried by The
sound. and TIE Senate, about L. NJ, ad'
iOurned.
The Hou,.s was not in WORKING h'iihoI
Yesterday. In the language OF the deiega''
ON whose motion II adjourned, toe lnellberr
wanted to 20 OUT and "enloy tie fresh air
80 strong wa, this feeling TIM! recorded
vote. which i, usually used wdh 40 mucl
effect fof the purpose oi lr'Sth1ihE so
adiourxments. had no terIors fer tl;9n
The session k,>,sd only abo'E one hour ahd
half
ANOTHER RAIL sOAp.
Mn Nunford introduces bill 10 incor
porase "The Glover alsi Elba A4TTo~'
Gauge Railroad Company. The road l.
70 ,c run irom Elba. point on flie VIE
oi,ia Midland railroad 20 Clover lepot, o,
ths Richmond and Danyille Dilroad
vessrs. r. II. Greasy. \. II. Tasdy, Rice
ard i. Anderson. Jartes Il. Parnilf, W, 6
Tate. f.. X. Monro.> g.. A. Claa-y, y,
Miller. Joel Hubbcsd, w. J. .Srdan, Z. I
Waller. John l.. thornton. H {. Colsns