The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26


General Assembly by the useo OF money. II
/ do prove II, ali will allow that I viii be
doing a great public service. II Il strikes
anybody else beyond this offiecrl can't
help it,
GIVE THE NAME.
Mr.. Lybrook: What does that resolution
meany I think you had better call names.
Mr.. Riddleberger lhumoronslyl: John
Brown.
Mr.. Lybrook: We'll, who is John Brown /.
4 Senator: Son of old man Brown.
rThere j.. Of course, no Brown an officer
Of the Senate.l
Mr.. Riddleberger. concluding, said 4" |
aDprehend that 4 motion TO adjourn will
be made. but the nineteen will be found
against II. Let the debt bill and all go
down together. We at least have the salts
faction of knowing that the coupons are
dead. and that we have put the eonstitu-
tional amendments through
THREE SEPARATE DAYS.
Mr.. LOyenstein made the pOint-and a
good one. tOo-that n resolution having the
force and effect OF law must be read on
three separate days, or by two-thirds
vote the rule so requiring Gin accordance
with the Constitution must ~ >ibpoined,
In this case the resolution was not 50
treated.
Mr.. NEwBERgY EXPLAINS.
Mr.. Newberry said this was his seventh
term in the Legislature, and in all these
years he had occupied but little time in
speaking. He denied that he was an OBJ
strllctionist. and referred to The fact that Dn
Tuesday hc endeayored 20 oiler his reSohl-
ton, which resolution, il adopted, would
have allowed the two houses To proceed
with the election of Railroad commissioner
and judges. He repellcd, 100. the charge
that he was a Dolter from he Rcadlus-er
ranks, and stated as a fact that two years
agO lin the matter OF the election OF Judge
for Mocklenburg county, tie senate. fOm
Shenandoah had bolted the caucus. []ir.
Wilcox interrupted To say that neyertiIe-
les, Mr. Riddlcberger had voted for the
caucus nOminee.l And how, ,aid llr.
Newbcrry. Indignantly, he calls H. ' bolt
crs." "Cleansc the spot f'om your own
eve. and then you can see how TO take care
Of your brother. Oh, consistency, thou
art q jewel"
40 BrILDOZINC
Nr. Nevberry went on to ay, witt great
emphasis. that he would sand no bull
doing: that he stood here q free man.
fighting FOR the rights OF his people. ind he
intended to appeal to the power behind the
throne. He had never a>kel anybody 10
stand bv him. Yet hc believed th0S now
with him would stand by him 10 the end.
For himself. ne had no axe 10 grind. and
he was ready right now 10 vote on the pub
lic-debt question. but did Mt mean O. be-
doggcd and dragged down Ike q fclCn.
THE CHAIR cERTAINLY WRONG.
Mr. Hurt said that he would address
himself strictly 10 the real question. He
va, deeply surprised and mortified when
the Clair Mr.. Elliott announced his
ruling. H. thought members should have
no emil arraS,ment in voting On this quc--
ton. since il j. quite clear that the Irc>id-
ing otiiccr-Oficncc di>claimc1-thirSs one
way one day and another way another day.
llr. Hurt then referred 10 The recent ruling
Of the Chair. that pending @ joint order
even the reception Of a bin from the
House. q tritiing routine matter, would
break the joint order.
Mr.. Hurt gave % statement Of thi we'll
recognized practice here, cited GiSe in
point which occurred in the House il ISIS.
quoted from Cushing. and expressed the
liope That .enator- would have uo hs-.iatiOn
in voting against the Chair. ior h. Is to-
tally wrong in this case
THE RECORD.
Mr.. Riddleberger sald he wished tc stand
right on the record: that ne did nO' refuse
N Weld 10 Mr.. NeWberry 10 oher lis reso-
luton on TUESDAY. He stated thciacts a,
he remembered them.
Mr.. smith: Did YOU not object 10 Mr.
Ncwberry', resolution being read:
Mr.. Riddleberger did not.
Mr. smith: | ak that the >tcnGgrapher
br allowed % read hi notes.
Chair: Tha, will be- done, unless here j.
objection.
Mr.. Riddleberger | object
TIE CHAIRS POSITION.
After some further remarks tb Chair
said that he found this ease OF grat ditfi-
Guilty: that the books afforded no PARALLEL.
and acting on the broad cOmmm-senSe
ground he had decided. uncontrolled by
floating precedent. that when tive bodies
agree 10 an order all matter foreign to that
order must be- excluded. but that the work
goes on un-topped by adiOupmnt-the
order being a continuing one. I'm con-
eluding he said he would not b, embar-
sas,ed il he should BIZ Oyerrulci.
The question was. Shall the Chcir De- -ts-
tanned
The roll-call resulted:
AyEs-NIcssrs. Bailcy. Baruc-. Bis T-kriigf.
Jane. JUnes. Martin Mayo. NOr-pi. Powell.
Rawles. Ridileboryer. Rue. ~tcs ems Walker, webb.
Wilcox. and Woud-lS.
NoEs.-Nes-rs. Atkinson. Berry. Christian.
Digs. Edmund,. kleicler. hli--YW. ALE. 30 =
ton, Hurt, holner, Lowell, Loyehs'eiE. LfhEDgk'
NEWhEEE1- smith Thurman. lNynan: N H.
LTtMs. i. \. Niugicld- and 3. Z. Mins.clf-2l.
Mr. Elliott no. voting.
ReaiJu.ter, voting ~ 40 In SMALL cars.
The Chair was overrule1. and 20 an-
nounced.
NEW JOINT OEDER PROPOSED.
II being now the undOubtcd .m,c oi the
senate that the joint order wa broken.
Mr.. Newberry offered the follow nc:
Resolved 0he House OF Delegates con-
earring. That the General Assembly viii
proceed on Friday. January =, lsS2. az I
O'Clock 10 the election % q Railroad Com
missioner. Judge OF the Corporation Court
Of No.foil, city. and judge OF he Fourth
and sixth judicial circuits. in the order
named. aud this shall be- the order. con-
tnuing from day to-day until the elections
are completed.
Lie, over Tor one day under the rule.
NEW FUNDING BILL PASSED..
The Riddleberger funding bin was next
taken mp and passed (Hilhout detate) by
the following vote:
AYFs.-Mcs,r-. Bailey. HarueS Biz, Elliott.
L .lrfd-e Hale. Jane, Jonas. LybrDOS. Martin,
Nav0 Newberry. Norton. Powell Rawics, Riddle
berger Rue. stevens. Walker. WEBB, WilirOr, VIII
ft.sr a.ssffl 400
NoES-Ne.srs Atkinson Berry. Christian.
Dlggs. Edraunds Fletcher. glasgow, Heat0n. Hurt.
hoiner. Lowell. Loyeu-tein. smith. Thurman.
Twyman. and Wiugficld II Alucmarie-lO-
Mr.. Lybrook explained that, As before
stated. he had some objections 20 the bill,
but that he would waive them 10 secure a
settlement Of this rrent auestiOn-he voted