The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Richmond, Va.

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personal privilege. Il do not think
he said that what have said on
this floor to-day justihes any one In
calling me vaudeville performer In
politics. Whether L be vanG,vlle
performer or not nobody has yet
charged inc wI,h being trimmer"
/ senator Walker interrupted on a
| point OF personal privilege, and ex-
planned thn, IN employing th+ term to
which the Richmond senator took *
ccption ne meant no reelection what
ever. and ina, he did It only IN .
| joculer spirit.
10 Take Vote Mt Once.
! The explanation was received In
the statement that ne was certain
nothing personal vas intended lie
was ready, however. he said. against
| tas advice of number of his CO.
| leagues. 10 accept the challenge OF
Senator Walker 10 bring tho matter to
u vote a. once.
! we have q FULL Senate present." nc
said. turning to Senator walker. will
you agree. II we carry a motion 20
discharge the committee. TO proceed
} al once "ith vote upon tho billg"
! AZ this point the advocates OF the
Jordan bill seemed to weaken. He
| mad no objection 10 having the com
mlttcc discharged. said Senator Walk
eF but he was not prepared to permit
; the pill TO go 20 u vote without de-
| bate II the opponents OF the meas
! ure would agree 10 tx next Tuesday
F! for debate and fnaI vote on the bill
! bc was prepared to support a motion
10 discharge the committee; not other
wise.
Sine the senator from Sor,hum-
! beriand has gone back on his original
/, proposition. withdraw my motion to
/ have the committee discharged" said
Senator Folkes. = crisis had been
narrowly avoided and the senate pro
| ceedeh 10 the calendar
| Convict Bills Pn.r.
| The two House bills embodying the
recommendations OF the to!nt House
and Senat. Committees on Roads and
| Internal Navigation touching the dis
! position OF the convict labor OF the
| state Penitenuary We're special or
| der on the calendar. an6 were passed
without DEBATE. Senator Walker called
: S'''O' !" va: -acI INA o'sAa uhiac-
I ton might arise from the fact that
under the bills only twenty-five OF the
| i9V counties VIII oe provided with
road working gangs. while the re-
| naming counties Win continue 10 con
$500 20 Inv state road irhd with
| ~ ~ Feee'F'ns any oeAent senator
eHP'"'heo mat this Objection
! "outa pe p"rtiei!! removed By shit
1"s tHe gangs from one county to an
Cst n ne , ~ al 49,. 49,.
"orh IN cach couniE was completed
| The bills contain the same provi-
SONS as senator besnsrs measure
MnseA vas Indefinitely POSTPONED in
,-o,.,s' IhaeF 'heH
p.os's! 'ie FoaH ioEcE VIII be IN
| ...I "VV '""N !otS' - Is iell
! ort'oi'ni Win inc pehitehuarE aNthoT-
80 !" employ me remaining con
WIS oE contract or o'hefw!se'
| Passes Robin Bill.
House bill No. IS. TO prohibit the
killing Of robins, was special and
| continuing order for ! o'clock and
was passed after short debate Two
; amendments were offered. One OF
these conferred upon the board OF SUI
pervisors of any county the right 10
f, designate at their discretion a period
between December and March !
! during which time the killing Of robins
might be permitted in their respective
couhtleS Tha second amendment pro
| posed TO strike from the bill the clause
| which provides for the contlscation OF
! 80 y. "hE one caus"t klItihe
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