Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

| session OF this body, following within so
Snort period the regular and extended
sessions, which sessions afforded more than
ample time for such legislation as the inter-
fore be il
ReSolred by the Senate (the House OF Del
egates concurring), That the salaries OF the
members ofihis General Assembly In extra
session assembled be, and are hereby, re-
mnttd to the Treasury OF the Common.
wealth, md its members serve during the
extra session without pay.
Mf. Gaines, In the course OF bis remarks,
SAID that he was here 'without a constit-
uency :; that he spoke for the State. not
icr party. Being afterwards twitted
WIN being without 4 constituency. he
oxplained that he was without "poIifical
constituency" He was here not rs Re.
puti.can. or rs Democrat; be was elected
a. . ECaaiu>er.
Nh Diggs moved to strike ont the pre-
| amhlc.
ar. LybrOok opposed the resolution
as smacking OF humbuggery aud dema-
gogy.
Mr.. Mccormick offered substitute in
entct That members take 81 a day for
their services.
Mr. Atkinson explained that the Consti-
ana no action OF this General Assembly can
Geflivc mcmber Of this pay.
Nj Thurman moved to allow Mr.. Gaines
to iemit his salary to the State. ILaughter.l
From expressions dropped Dy Messrs.
Berry. Wickham. and Mccormick. II
seemed that they would vote for proper
measure 10 accomplish tie result Of rein
gushing 10 the State all pay IN excess OF -
per day. Meanwhile the whole subject was
laid On the table.
rER2ONlL.
Nr. Hurt announced that he had r.
cclycd letter from Dir. Bailey saying that
be was sick and unable to attend at pres
tut. On motion, he WAS given indefinite
leave.
THE LATE SENATOR CRCaTLER.
Mr.. Meredith offered the following:
Whereas the Senate has head with pro-
found sorrow OF the death Of The Hon. G.
B. CrumrCr, late senator from the Thirty
second district. whose genial manners and
kindness Of heart won for him the respect
and esteem Of this entire body: and
whereas il Is proper that the Senate should
give public expression OF the loss which
hes been sustained In the death Ct judge
Crumplcr ibG eiore be 10
ReSCircd. TbIt the sympathifs OF the
members of the senate be communicated 10
The wife OF the deceased. 10 whom the Clerk
Of the Senate Is directed TO furnish copy
OF these resolutions.
Rcso'rCd. That a. a further mark Of re-
spcct 20 the memory OF the deceased the
SCI Gte do now adjourn.
Mr. MoIcdith aud Mr.. Lybrook Demo
cra,s) and Nr. Gaines tR,idiuster) spoke
N terms Of affection and praise OF the de
ceased, and the senate then adjourned un-
T.! to-day at II VI.
House of GCle@atcs.
Speaker Charles Z. stuart called the
House TO order at noon.
John Bel Bigger. Clerk, called the roll.
and eighty-oDe members answered to their
NAMES.
The Speaker: "The member from Nrl-
son viii please inform the Senate that the
House is ready on ~ part to proceed to
iusincss."
soon thereafter Se' ator Loceustcin ap-
reared iu the hlll. and bcir = recognized by
the Speaker, said Mr.. speaker. | am
Instructed 20 inform the House that the
senate j. organized and ready to proceed
70 LU.iuc>S.r
Colonel Eyars. 81 Richmond, announced
llat he member from Hanover Mr.. Card
WelD was detained from his seat by sick.
ness. and asked leave Oi absence for him
Tor three days. This was granted.
McssrS. Graves, Lawson, and DUT Green
were appointed by the >peakera committee
20 wait On the Governor and receive any
communication that he might wish TO make.
ON I.otion oi Mr. Banks, Of Norfolk. the
House took recess sOT one hOur. the Gov
eInor having requested delay in order to
prepare an addition to his message.
NJ 1'i0 O'Clock the SpcaLer raped the
House 10 order.
. The Governors secretary presented the
message Of the Governor, which was read
ny tie Clerk.
PASSED.
NJ. Marshall offered the following.
yhicn. upon tie suspension OF the rules,
was adopted:
Resolrfd. That the Auditor oi Public
Accounts bc, and is hereby. requested ~
report a. early a. practicable tie number
Of arpIcaut. Of disabled soldiers and ma
rines "hich be h1- allowed placed IN Class
No. !. and a.e unpaid; second, the number
O. applicants OF disabled soldiers and ma
uucs which he has allowed placed in Glass
,. aud are unpaid.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Hy Mr.. Gratta1: TO provide for the re-
stoatiOI 81 certain records in the clerks
Office Of the County Court OF Rockingham
county.
BY III. Dunn: To appropriate money to
complete and equip the Central Luna,ic
Asylum Of Virginia.
By Dir. Graves: To provide for the /
assessment of req! estate In this STATE N
the year 1855 and every llth year thercai- F.
ter.
Ry Nr. smith: To authorize the Board /
of supervisors of larquier county 10 in /
cease the salary oi tie county judge Of /
said comfy; also. bill 10 repeal section 10 /,
oi an act entitled an act to provide fer the /
working oi roads IN the county Of Fdu- |
Cuicr
~ Nir. Dunn: Petition os tho Board Ok I
The Central Luuatic asylum asking an APP 1
ITCpriai'Eg oi t0j.GOO, 10 be used Tor the |
CON pir;ion of the new iunalic asylum.
nr. Cpie offered Joint resolution look
iug 90 he securing OF this appropriation.
~ Mr. nUniOrd TO amend and rcCnact .
section of IA act approved March 7, 1851,
entitled an act 10 amend and reenlct the
barter u the town OF North Danyillc.
By Mr.. Barton 10 amend sections 3
and J. Of chapter i1G Of The Code OF 1873,
"a, amended by acts approved January 2j.
le11. and February 10. 1884, in relation to
petitions for app,al,, writs OF error, and
suTcrsCdeas.
i3y Mr Marshall: For the relief Of John
/. Jones, late treasurer OF Craig county;
also .oT The relief OF his sureties.
By Mr.. Gibson: TO prescribe the time
for holding the terms OF the Circuit Court
in the sixth Judicial circuit.
By MIR. Echols: To incorporate the Duns-
more Business College.
BY Mr. Anderson: TO amend and re-
enact section OF an net entitled "An act
Tor the establishment OF state female nor
mai SCHOOL," approved March :, 1854.
By Mr. ROSer: Making "A part OF the
Raupahannock river il the county OF Essex
q lawful fence.
ON motion Of Mr.. Graves the House ad.
iOurned until II O'Clock to-day.
The COni Elevator.
Mr. : II HaVcs has cOmOlctpd his coal |