Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25


10 bend these waiery curves until they
meet over the short space Of 5000
miles beneath their feet, and feel tina;
the whole globe Is aiioat IN the bosom
OF 0mnlpotenee. Then they viii be IN
position 10 contemplate the language
Of the sweet Psalmisi of Israel, VINO
said He hath weighed the mountain
IN scales, and holds the waters Of thu
ocean IN the hollow Of his hand "
! Applause.l
Alr. Eehols again vigorously favored
his bill. and proposed ar amendment
which provided thai tine appropriation
shall come out of the Treasury in 1861
and not il 1856. Rejected.
Mr.. Payne rose to speak, but the
hour Of 2 having, arrived the chair was
vacated untii4
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled al ! 7. NJ
Speaker Stuart IN the chair.
ORDER REsCINDED.
Mr.. Hay offered a resolution prOyid-
ing that the rule allowing members IN
alphabetical order to call up local bills
be TescInded for fhis day on'u.
Mr.. Cardwell moved TO amend by
adding later the roll Is called
through"
The resolution as amended was then
agreed TO.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To prescribe the penalty Of the bond
OF the treasurer OF Petersburg. 10 Sc
cure the State revenue, and to require
weekly settlements Of such treasurer.
To prescribe fence law for the dis
trict Of Red Bank and a part OF Black
Walnut, in the county Of Halifax.
HOUSE HILLS PASSED.
To amend the Code N relation 10
wild game.
10 make It lawful for the Board Of
Supervisor OF New Kent and Cnarles
CITY counties to levy for additional
compensation for the county judge. DC.
Relating 10 warehousemen and others
IT tins State and the city Of Ports
mouth. the storage Of property there
with. and making certain warehouse
and other receipts negotiable
TO provide Tor working the road, OF
Charlotte county.
TENALE EOEllAL SCHOOL, AGAIN.
The rol, having been called through,
NJ. Payne resumed the floor II the
consideration OF the no-mai-sch0O Dill.
tie >ald preiatorilv that. unlike kiss
Irr. equality Is true demO-ratic doc
trme. and every uouy should have
III al the cup of favor. Tie wanted tne
school erected il Warrentou. or.
al least. IL iauquler county. tic
se; iOr;E h.s reasons In VIC
orous terms, ano suggested tha.
the fauquieT v nike Sulphur suriug
old building az Wa-renton. winch wa,
eminent.y suitable Ior me ,Choo., be-
procured. auC hc stated that ], cnllc
be purchased cheap. lie moved tha,
the .chooi be erected IN Warrent0n OF
within ten miles thereof. Hc though
Warrcntou q good place for the schO0i
and the county OF auquier entitled TO
some favor az the hands OF the State.
AIf Lchols did not think WarrentOr
9 good site FOR the school. lie claimed
that It wa toe remote anc lonesome.
Moreover, he DID not ask that the
school be erected a. Stanton for the
good o. that place or Augusta county.
/ any member Of the House could IL
good faItn show the people OF the Val
ley and Piedmont Virginia : more suit
auie location he would cheerfulv vote
iur IL lie did not want to take money
ouJ Of the public Treasury IL order 10
benefit Stauntou OF Augusta county
alone.
Nj. payne's amendment was re-
iected.
The pending question was then called
and ordered. and the House refused 70
order the bll 10 its en@rossment.
sCRIr BILL.
The next special order the bill 70
allow the Auditor 10 borrow money
10 meet the casual deficit IN the reve-
nue 10 pay the interest on past liabili-
tles, and 10 create sinking fund 10 pay
the principal Of the deDt,-came up.
Mr. Wise was opposed to the bill.
which he charged would only increase
taxation.
Nj. A IulkersOu. the patron OF the
bill SAID the bill was only intended 10
regulate the finances Of the State. lie
die not propose 70 enter into q discus
sion OF IL merits. bat asked that the
bil. be made the special order tOT to-
day al = o'clock. Agreed 10.
SPECIAL COUHg OF APPEALS.
Nj Stuart Alr. Cardwell ID the
char moved 70 reconsider the vote by
= hich the House al the morning session
made the bill providing for a speciai
court Of appeals the special order iOr
to-day. agreed 70.
Ny Stuart declared that IN the pre-
sent crowded state OF the Supreme
COM, docket ], Is impossible to get NJ
cast under three years. lie cited
cases IL proof of this. lie did not be
leye II 10 be the fault Of the court
they do all the work they car no doubt.
but nevertheless Il works Z denial OF
justice.
Nj. Stuart therefore hoped the bill
would pass, As the necessity FOR II was
apparent TO all. The question had been
asked what would he the effect Of L
judgment rendered by such q court
Air. Stuart said the highest authority
had sanctioned the formation OF such b
court, and It's decisions would be valid
and legal.
Mr.. Waddill did not see any neces-
slty for passing such measure. and he
believed It unwIse, unnecessary. and (
impolitic.
The pending question was called am
ordered. ana the bill wa then ordered
to It's engrossment and third reading.
The House then adjourned to meet to-
DAY AT ten O'Clock.
EionOrAi,iy Acquitted
The United States Circuit Court
Judge RobeTtW. Hughes spres4ding-was 4
engaged yesterday trying the case OF 1
j. 5. Williamson, former postmaster al
IappahannOck, who was indicted for
violating the United States postal laws.