Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SUNDAY, MARCH 2 1890.

titled an act TO provide for working the
the counties Of shenandoah and Page, eppi"
February .. 1875. tAmendci1 and
To incorporate the Southern Gusrshtsee, toJ
Trust Compsny. fsenate Amendments NJ psiIway
To incorporate the Pulaski sTeetn'
Company. lAmendcdl la, IN
An act making II unlawful for any per..,sot
| own. keep, or sell any peach, simood. sp .s ,he
or neetarino trees known % be infected rs,iows.
disease commonly designated as the yeI'y,or.
and 10 provide for tho appointment OF inspeo''''
| OF orchards. lAmended.l
SENATE Bills PASSED.
To incorporate the Tobacco Trade OF the CIV
OF Richmond. xx
To denne lawful fence for the counties OF Nc"
| Kent ana PowhAtan. -.
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors OF hu,, .
sel TO issue and sell or otherwise dispose OF oon'
Of the county for the purpose OF building orilsd
| TO incorporate the Drske'5 Branch Leno e"~
Improvement Company. (Amended.l
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
| When tho ho1r tor the execution Of the spe1sai
| Joint order, which was the election OF cef'sn
judges, arrived Mr.. Hacker nominated MT ~
| ". BOisn for fudge Of the Fifteenth ludicial Gil
cult and he was declared elected.
Hr Craft nominated Mr.. J. IS. Orr for COUNT!
fudge Of Lee and he received all the votes cast
For county Judge Of Wise Mr.. Craft nominasss
Mr.. William irlgg Miller who received oil ths
votes cast for that ofnce.
THE RAILRoAD BILLS.
| At245 o'clock the special order, which was tne
consideration Of tho railroad bills. came up.
Mr. Hay offered several Amendments ny
vote on tho amendment was taken, but not a
quorum Of the members responded 70 thoH
! names at fOli-cau.
MIR Hay then moved to adjourn.
The House refused % adjourn. but IL was IS
certained that quorum was present -.
Mr.. coleman. OF Nelson, inquired OF the Cnsi
what was before the House.
The Chair Informed him the amendments
| offered 10y Mr.. Hay.
Sir. Coleman said these had been disposed OF,
and appealed from the decision OF tho Chair.
Mr.. hay took the Goor to speak upon this ap-
ne was talking at 3I5 O'Clock, when be yielded
10 SIR. Dowslng. who mado a motion 70 'aca.e
the chair until 40 o'clock. THIS motion pre-
vailed.
At o'clock Speaker Cardwell called tho House
The exclusive special order for the evening
session was the consideration Of the approprls-
tion bill.
Mr.. DabneY stated that no had been informed
BY the Secretary Of tho Commonwealth that Wy
iucrc ase In tho number 81 charters 70 be recot1-
81 in hia ONCE required more Work lnHu nI'
clerk can do, and In consequence Of this the sun
OF ss)0to employ additional clerical force "ss
needed. .,.,,
Mr. Dsbrey moved to allow this additional ap'
VI. Flc9d was opposed 70 this extra expense 70
the state. He saw no use II another CLERK IN tuls
Office, as no understood that the work Tor one
ar. Downing favored tho additional appropria-
ton.
Nr. Dahnoy withdrew his motion 70 appro-
I priate this amount for the present
Ebeu Inc item about tho Coorcd Lunatic Asy-
Iu.1 a. Petersburg Wes reached Mr. DsbneY
stated that through mistsEc tho sun OF SfO.lVO
hal been Appropriated Tor tals in7'ltullon' "heu
It was the intontion Of tho committee TO eppIo-
! priato $4,000. He moved that tnis amount be
ins.rlei Ia tho hiil instead OF 10000 Adopted
'wtcu tho Southwestern Lunatlc Asylum at
Marion. Va, was called Mr.. Kent moved %
insert $4,000 additional appropriation TO me
$40 100 already prOviiei Tor aldlHonal puh1inBS
I 70 that institution.
IL. Ron: insisted that those improvements
were gb-O'utely essential 10 the accom- moietloh
OF rho largo numoor Of patients nov III mot ssy-
Mr. Dabrey stated that Nr. Kent presented
| his claim 20 the Finance Committee end u was
/ their opinion that the state could not Afford 70
/ Qige this amount 20 this institution. or SO much
l 10 any asylum iu the state.
MIR. Cochran opposed the motion o. Nr. Kent on
! the grounls OF economy. 10 thought that an
/ appropriation ~ less Than half OIL THIS amount
/ would answer this purpose a.,
/ Mr.. Davis. O; Piitsylsania, suggested that inc
| con iitiou q tho Treasury was -uch a. 10 mako
this Appropriation iDeXpcdient II was ior
worthy purpose, no admitted, ana toe locauoh
I for an asylum at Marion II a most aimraDie one
and be wished the bindings would BE- enlarged
30 much objection being urged 70 ms ptop9s..,
ton. MI k9nt Withdrew his ameh1mehl' uuI
a4ked that the sum OF 5000 be granted 70 puIA
fence around tho asylum, which was granted
TIE coLoRrD NORMAL SCHOOL.
The itom arpropriating $4,000 20 tho Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute at Petersburg
came nexi and Mr. Clements moved TO maze
| Tins amount $1,000 which 10 has been heretofore.
lie urged this as a mstter Of party policy IN
I the last campagn tho Democrats had promised
TO support this institution and tho party re-
cciyod n good many votes from the coiored peo-
P'T Mr. CabelI, Of Amherst, moved a. q substitute
for Tho amendment that the amount be msdc
5000 , A.,
Clements's amendment
Nr. Flood saw 10 good 20 result from this
ecnooL Negroes we're educated 10 80 through
tho state and incite the ignorant OF their race
| against the white people.
Mr. Curtis thought the common schools were
good enough for tho negro, aud IL not they could
so 10 Hampton
! Mr. CardWeu (Nr. Ryan in the chair took the
| floor and eloluenuy advocated Mr.. Clemeniss
amendment ito reminded tho members OF the
pleigo OF the party % support tho edncatonal
| institutions. ana be declared that u would De
most serious Dlunder TO cut down tnis appropn-
alton. ,,,
I'D this appropriation. The Dyes Of the country
| and of tho STATE were resting On the majority
marty Of The Legislature 10 sec II they would
Keep their promises to tho people. IL was the
duty Of the Wnitos 10 try 70 elevate tho c0i0red
people. 49,.
Mr.. Hay thought it unjust 70 condemn this
school because a certain race u educated thete'
He had heard nothing said In tho discussion
about tho uisnanagemcnt OF the Institution, ana
he elOqucntly urged every Democrat to Voto Tor
Mr. Clcment-'s amendment
MIR. FloOi again declared Il impolitic Tor De-
mocrats to educate Republican politicians.
| Mr.. Dahncy sad for reasons he deemed prd'
dent he had voted in the committee 10 cut down
the appropriation, but with additional facss DC
fore Eln ho was willing 70 receds from his ac-
ton. ne urged that SIR. Clements's amendment
be adopted. IL would be a rebuke TO the north
ern papers that yllify and misrepresent US day
aftcr day on the race question.
| The Amendment was vigorously opposed by
| Mes.rs Shackclf0rl and Curtis, the latter de-
clarinc il was shame for tho democrats 10 re-
fuse 20 vOie pensions 20 soldiers ami then appro-
PIRATE Large sums - educate negroes.
The vote upon the Amendment was-ayes q,
noes lI-!acking eight OF constitutional vote.
Mr. Curtis moved 10 reconsider, aud Mr.. Card
VOL moved 10 pass this motion By, which was
agreed To-
GENERAL FIELDS CLAIM.
Mr. Shackcford offered an amendment pro
viding ina the sum Of 500 be appropriated 10
General James e.. yield FOR services rendered
tho State wniie Attorney General in the case Of
the state Of virginia against Johnson aud Poe.
Mr. curtis moved 70 amend the motion OF Nr.
Shacke ford oy inserting $4,000 Instead OF fJOl,
the amount Of a judgment tho state has sgains!
General Field. This motion was rejected.
The vote was then taken on tho original
Amendment, which rasulsol-ayos, 30; noes, IL
, I There was no quorum Young anu ut. cnhcho4-
ford with rev his amendment
The bin was ordered 70 rs engrossment after
some small changes mad been made.
THE OYSTER BILL
After the appropriation bill had been disposed
OF The oyster bill, which was engr0seed on Fri
day, was called up and put upon It's passage
without discussion.
the bil was pa-sed-ayes, 60: noes. r.
Mr. Curtis moved 10 reconsider. The opposition
70 he bill by parliamentary tactics for some
time prevented a vote being reached, but finally
ths pending question was put and the House 70
fused 10 reconsider.
MORE FUIBUsTEDING.
After tho passage Of the oyster Hill Mr.. Down
ing offered an amendment TO pr c'ed 10 elect
tho member 81 tho House 70 sery" on the debt
commission as provided in the Wickhsm reso-
luton.
Those who at the morning session had op-
posed the adoption OF the resolution now a.
tempted TO defeat the proposition by preventing
the election OF q member OF the commission.
Motion after motion 10 adjourn was made. and
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