Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07
Legislative.

la tho Senate yesterday the j;int resolution
io5'ruotiDg the Superintendent Of tic Pepitel-
tisry te rteio Mr.. MesDlty in strv:c, Wis
nnaeimou:'y adopted. Mr.. Meaulsy is Que f
the Oldest aud most efdcieu! ofh,ars at Tie peL;-
t.utisry. He is DOW growing old. gray aid
f,5bl, 10 the seIvi,e Of the State.
TIE Coumitto, for Courts Of Justice repsrl-
ed Mr. Bailey bill for reds ricting the State
into Judicial circuits.
The bill to prevent such heavy psualties for
tho non payment Of taxes in the ci,ies was aso
reported frow the same c,mmitteo.
When tho bill to allow the Ess. River rail-
road Of West Virginia to extend it's line to GER
tain points 10 Virginia WIS passed. MIR. New
barry oonended that it bad been rushed
through and that he wished 81 opportunity
10 voe and speak on tho bill.
Alter some discussion rchesring va, al
lowed.
Etter several votes. Without quorum, the
roll was called with the resu!t-syes, l l. noes,
lis.
| A. oce time thcto Hes ev:r7 prospect of 40
! aliefosiion bstwsen Mtssrs. Bailey and NeR-
berry. each drawing back as if to hi, from The
| shoulder. Ssrg ,snt al Arms French, spproech-
I'd The gentlemen and qlieted Mr.. Bsil.y Who
was Gear the seat of Mr.. N,Wbnrry. and az he
! returned 10 bis seat be sail, II will see Won
later" Mr.. Nswoetry replied, "All right;
| will see y)s Of any time"
MIR. Ne1barry then uttered q r,test against
shy senator leaving his seat and lobbying for or
| sgilnst any measufe 90 the Senate floor. He
| STATED that s:nators we're engaged 10 lot b1ins
| on The door. and that it WAS incompatible With
| senatorial dignity.
Ro vas followed by MI. Wilcox.
Mr., NsHberry reioined done know VIVA,
The Senator is speaking TO- I want him to
know waen hs is turning bis battery up 10 me be
ia turning upon GibfaIter. I ssy It is false.
Sbsn be says am obs!ruotiug IL gislstiou.
Mr.. Wilcox: hurl that inslnua,iou b ;ck
With contempt l say it is Absolutely false.
The oolltq guy CONTINUED fer some time.
| MIR. Bailey made personal cxplapa.iop, AID
| oonpls,ped of personal attack By Mr.. New
barry. tic desired to explain his action, and
tha! ha enttrtaiaed 20 u1kind fselirgs tow .rd
Mr.. Newber7. His feeling. were more of
sympathy than contempt. Here tho subject
dropped.
L,ler on Messrs. Wilcox end NeRberry
shook hatds.
Tho Senate refused by vote Of IL ayes to 10
| noes to refer looil vptiou till to the Finatoe
w. esiNNSS3 oItNA oooes0CIb q QltCu5slOQ,
Mr.. Heston III rad an amerd uent "Pr,
| vlded further, tSss DO whisky or brandy ebslI
Do manufactured in the said c.un.y IF R,k-
uCks."
This ecied long discusion, taken part 10
BY Mess:s. Heatop. Glasgow. Bailey, and
Others.
MIR. Atkinson moved TO refer the bill and all
amendments TO bs Committee On Genslal
Laws.
The Senate Unused TO recommit.
Mr.. Riddlebe,Rer offered an amendment in
omnibus. 1t itcludes all oilies and couolies.
ald provides that when local option has bee n
adopted 90 ioause shall DO granted for The
mauutso'ure If liquor. and no drue eist shall
g. moro than Two cueo;s Of liquor TO any per
son at enc time.
Mr. Rddlebsreel'S amendment was r.i,otsd
and Mr.. Edpuuds moved to amspd 90 "a 10 r, =
quro the bill TO receive majority IF .bs
registered votes before it shall become opers-
live. Result CT vjte-ayes. Is; roes, lo
The bill as smccded then passed.
Mr. Hsaton . resolution asking tbst the
United States Government tx;end their tepl-
graphical. geological. aud gsodetio survey to
the States Was taken up.
Mr.. H>ston txDlaioed the subject, and H.
blolied asp soowiog what w0lk had b,en
dona by the Uditsd States engineers 10 ,ho
Trii.oly of Colorado.
Tho resolution Was unanimously adopted.
10 The House Of Delegates nothing of i'm DOR.
tance Was dono. The priLcirsl event v,s The
discussion of Mr. GrantsAA's Publ, School
bill. -'''
:. A bill was ia:roi, C ID to removs be pclitie.l
dl'abilllIes ct ali persons coavict, d of ns,it
!sIoHy bsfore sug ius'ics IF lhs paee or police
jus!ic'. '''''