Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

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| Compsny: b. Nr. LsEiess, bill 70 sms1o ne
| Code In irserrncs 70 the coostrucion g ren.
roads; b. came. % amend Inc S 49, "a sosns
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| sz1Ie PASSED..
| senate bills: To authorize the eufncs1nss
| West VIRGINIA 70 take POSSESSION on eortein ~
glnai records and 20 cory othsrs: 70 amena s6e
Code In relation to bunting e. Sssssas ROOT.
se,lins' xc. on morse racing, bses-baa1 &C.
when M Waltons ball in reference 70 eIn-
powelins justices Of the 2es ccssSsrspis 6Scus
| sion, and was finsiiy laid on the sable.
| THE rExALE-PHrN1AS DnL-
| A 1910 thu spectal ordcr--tho House bin pro-
| v,dIne for the appointment Of female physlelnns
| In the female wards OF the asy ,s " -
Mr.. Harrison moved TO amend me Dill 50 = S,s q
leave the sppointmen. o. ienS's 's''@As''' -
Mr.. LovsnateIn explained that the poaros 80
the discretion now. He wanted the matter
fought out II stood, 90 that the ION IN on
Public Institutions, who reported me pin ~
| verseiy, could sustain their opposition 10 TINS
M. Blsckstone said he thought the position Of
Mr.. Harrison was untenaoie. ne asIee1 WI.
Mr. Loyenetetn. He wanted the metter louens
on its own merits In fair and square contest a
spirit Of opposition TO the Bill has developer
among the medical profession, which ne was giao
TO state, did not develop IN the Legal preies'''n
In respect 10 females practicing iaw.
| Mr. Watson opposed the amendment ana az
| yocated the bill as IL stood He wanted 70 make
the boards appoint female physicians. Inc en-.
| lightsn Cd pciIcy ell over the country demanded
mat the iusanc should DO treated with more con-
s!dcration II was matter Of FAC, he said, mat
va bad h al occurrences IN the Virginia insane
ssylums which had brought sorrow 70 me r r.s.
| ginia people. This he held was powerful ren-
son why the bill shoald pass.
oProsKD'BY ~. TYLER
Mr.. Tyler said that the Committee on Public
/ Institufions, OF which he was member, heo
been criticised most hsrshiy BY the public, Dy
the press, and In the lobby for reporting me OIL
adversely. He opposed the bill because - vas
unnecessary, not because he wished 10 bar wo-
man from any proper avenue for making q
living Tho boards had the power TO appoint 10
male physicians now the pll wouio Ioace
they were competent or not Practice OF medi,
cine by females was still In the experimental
state and who could say they haxs 'hc
With the large number OF male pnyhcisnn
we had TO select from we sometimes DO not gel
the beat men for the asyums. lie undertook te
| say that there were not I'VE hundred 1emaiePny
sIciaps In practice IN tho United States, and ye'
/ from these we would have to select ~ would oe
criminal to force incompetent women pnysicis y,
upon the unfortunate insane. ne asAou - ~. Z,
Senate II Il could afford 90 experiment In mat
ter OF this sort. He did rot propose that the III
| sane women In the Virginia asy ums snould ps
used for the purpose OF educating female pnyst
clans. The other members o. the eoinmhts'
| aud many Of the opponents OF the bill took, ~
believed, the same practical ground that he did
| Mr.. Peters, In q very witty speech. "nich wa
| one OF the best made, denied that there was pre-
JUDGE Or malice towards lemsle pnys'cians y,
| and made some very playful thrusts az Messrs
! Mcdonald. Little, and Echois. re advanced y
| an argument against the bill the fact that M
opposed ~ oad man Az the sss anti
tor from Lynchpurg, who had the fofetpongnt :
| select seat from which he could look az the pre-
| siding oflccr with one eye fnli OF business An
at the fair ladies' who entered the cnambc
with the other eve. bcaming with admiration an
affection. The speech provoked much nirth an
| applause
FRIEND IN Mr.. SCOTT.
Mr.. Scott favored the bill and contended tina
there Vas no force in the argument that woma
NJ not tho Strength and nerve 10 practice IN ed
ng Th .ne erner,snee Of the Confederate soldier
In the hospitals during the war was proof OF thai
Mr. Scott produced data to show that many emil
ant y, an IN vor the hill "a he declared the pso
ne IN General do.
M Fcbo,s saId he had no prejudice IN In
matter. He believed that the bin containe
dangers and for that reason he opposed II as
came from the committee. lie, however, feyore
the amendment of Mr.. narflson sisi.g ~
boards oiscIeion III ,no l,os'o. 40 NJ sar -
Pending the spec'ai oruer, a' ~'fo' sno oon"'
adjourned.
House ofDeiegates.
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"a, n No. .T,ss ~ Iondonn county askin
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nraaented
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ii BILLS PRESENTED AND RKfkRRkD.
By Mr.. Lawson, TO amend and re-enact SO
ton 603 chapter ~ OF the Code OF looa Ia .
lation TO the coiection' Oh ,aAes py 19unsy az
city treasurers; by Mr. D. inompson Dlonn, ~
the more enectual protection anu az,
OF agriculture Dy regulating .ne sale anu qua.'
OF all seeds sold Tor agrculurai , ~, az
the guarantee anu condohs ana1r tp, "
: are TO be sold, ana nxing the ponai"e' ihoui'e
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