Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-19
rANES GIVES THE LIE
,.s PATRICK MEMBER psNouNcrs A
s1ATEMsNT MADE ABOUT HIN.
.r.onaI Explanations the Features in
Roth Houscs-a Few Bills Passed
and Number Presented.

re House which was short but de-
,v caustic and severe.
,,s all three Of them were made in
faction with publications growing out
-, .t, senatorial investigation now In
...s and in which SO much interest
D. tested.
.... SESSIONS Of both houses we're short.
aside from these incidents the pro-
.... we're rather dun. Lieutenant
.r Tyler presided in the Senate,
.r Robert y. Kerr offered prayer
.. soon a. the bills sent over from
-. House had been disposed Of reso-
- Was adopted extending the privi-
.... % the floor to Major II. c. Kent,
ant-Governor-elect who spent
.rs talking with his friends here
g.. r.r.
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
,. llsbbach. one Of the members
l.,Osuca,iou Committee. arose TO
.-a,u az personal privilege. and.
t1 the Clerks desk copy OF
.... Times. had read an editorial
.I,oV Not 10 DO It." In which
,-.-huach was quoted rs having
.. of the following remarks on
before the committee had been
o. . an hour:
-. ] shall have no further aues-
ask during this Investigation
... object here IS conceal and not
Tl. Times editorial based on
.,. sentences, charged the friends
.. Martin with closing the mouths
......rs who would have testified.
rrc committee 10 let the whole
en- come out
.. HIS POSITION At ALL.
,. ..snhach said he did not use the
attributed to him. but simply
his whole purpose was 10 re-
..t conceal the facts. What he
..,,. objected TO was the first two
.ln no." which indicated con-
t~ the committee. lie believed
-.-.rk was as unworthy OF him
l Pc unjust 20 his associates.
members o. the committee dii-
..-. l,m as % the plan, scope ana
~ the investigation. hut no be
desired the same end. He was
...trrei and he was so used TO
OBJ. losing side that 1t did not
.u at all 10 bc beaten IL was
his luck. Mr. Mushbach, after
.....ttc denial. said he was opposed
. ..rsstigation from the start. be
% Dee bad party policy TO make
r.rtral methods, however pure,
.. .H1leht the inquiry, If made at
I I- given wider scope. That
.. SIR. MARTIN INJUSTICE.
!Wav. another member OF the
Tr.sr fffn "a %
. ~ personal privilege, and said
....t a had no feeling in the matter, the
... in the editorial referred 10
Dis Judgment. without founda-
.rt lie voted for General Lee.
... believed the Times did Mr. Martin
.. he was in favor OF conducting
...-t.Ea lion In "a legal way ana dld
..... .e they should go into the mode
p. .1gtI0u ~ campaign funds.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
SIP Green: To authorize the Board
....lsors OF Wythe county TO allow
..rN Of said county a sum not eX-
SO for fuel used at the jail IN
.ty.
..r.o Oy requesO: To prevent oh
money or property by fraudulent
.- check. This offence IS made the
..at 81 and punishable as larceny
rAXES FROM OYSTERS.
-.ahhs offered the following. which
rted:
.-i by the Senate. That the Audi
Public Accounts furnish the
.- OF taxes from tonemen Ordinary
... nd patent tOngsl, taxes on dredges
.. "a planting grounds, and taxes on
- ne Siol received from each county
.- state during the fiscal year end
.t.mber %. 1919.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
.,horize the consolidation Of the
.... city Railroad Company and the
% and City Railroad and Improve
uuauy under the name or the
street Railroad Company.
...rori1e the Board OF supervisors
-.r ana Queen county TO borrow
~-NATE BILLS PASSED.
.th0rlze the Altoona Coal and
.. -.,any 20 make or carry out con-
.. .. with the Bertha Zinc and Mineral
...-.-r and % ratify the same.
.- fit.t the taking Of fish in the
-.... q Wythe county by means OF
...s r..s &c.
-.. Senate concurrSd in the amendment
House 20 Mr. Lovenstein'S Dill
- tl1 charter OF the Virginia
Deposit and Fidelity Company,
c r- name 20 the Virginia Trust
ana charging its powers. The
au,nImcnt simply reserves TO the
..- assembly the right 10 further
-.. -.e charter at any time.
SIR. SiAssIE CONFIRMED.
q. ..a suggestion Of MIR. Morris the
went into executive session al
The only business transacted was
--. the nomination Of Mr. Frank
as superintendent OF Public
t.r Charlottesville.
t.ur OF : o'clock had been fixed
.-- for holding memorial services
" Senator J. W. Hacker. but
u Mr.. buchanan this matter
20 bv and made the special order
a--t Saturday In January.
.thsU was granted leave OF alb
.rtl after the holidays. and at
tt. senate adjourned over until
tais morning.
House Of Delegates.
members Of the House assembled
lock. beginning the third week
ar faces and determined looks.
cardwen was in the chair. Rev.
rad been invited 20 open the
..th prayer. but, through some
- landing. was not present. and
.- proceeded 10 business without
e -...rs had divine blessings asked.
LANES GIVES THE LIE.
.res rose TO a question Of per-
t.tll-ge. and read tho following
fram the memoranda given by
-..4l 10 the Investigation Commit
.L appeared In the Dispatch OF
LANES or HENRY:
william H. Fowie told me
..ur Thompson wrote 10 Haynes
.. election, telling him he would
s. $40 q think II Esnes would
Martin; that Haynes received
.... the money 10 Eanes; that when
.sial election came up Thompson
..tles trip pass 10 come mere
Eanes: that Haynes came ana
i'm u voting for Martin. lie
..ss told this fact TO Captain III.
f.eIlng the paragraph. he said
-r Speaker. I pronounce this
as malicious falsehood. In
myself and the people OF my
AID 70 Mr. Martin. l further
the man that fathers that
malicious liar,
lanes finished speaking and
scat ne was loudly applauded
. members.
WHO HE MEANT.
"' aljOurnment Mr.. Eanes was
.l9u ~ The st. Clair Hotel by