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Domestic News
February 7, 1853
Lynchburg Daily Virginian
Lynchburg, Virginia
What is this article about?
The Virginia Senate, as reported in the Richmond Republican of Friday, approved a bill authorizing a $500,000 loan to the South Side Railroad Company by a vote of 26-17 after spirited debate involving Messrs. Deneale, Baldwin, and Sheffey.
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The South-Side Railroad.
The Senate, on yesterday, says the Richmond Republican of Friday, by a vote of 26 ayes, to 17 noes concurred with the House, in their bill authorizing a loan of $500,000 to the South Side Railroad Company, after a very spirited debate between Messrs. Deneale, Baldwin, Sheffey and others. We congratulate our friends of the South-Side upon this happy termination of their bill and hope that they will applaud the internal improvement spirit which has taken hold of a large portion of the members of the present Legislature.
The Senate, on yesterday, says the Richmond Republican of Friday, by a vote of 26 ayes, to 17 noes concurred with the House, in their bill authorizing a loan of $500,000 to the South Side Railroad Company, after a very spirited debate between Messrs. Deneale, Baldwin, Sheffey and others. We congratulate our friends of the South-Side upon this happy termination of their bill and hope that they will applaud the internal improvement spirit which has taken hold of a large portion of the members of the present Legislature.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Infrastructure
What keywords are associated?
South Side Railroad
Senate Vote
Loan Bill
Internal Improvement
What entities or persons were involved?
Deneale
Baldwin
Sheffey
Where did it happen?
Richmond
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Richmond
Event Date
On Yesterday, As Reported In The Richmond Republican Of Friday
Key Persons
Deneale
Baldwin
Sheffey
Outcome
bill passed by senate vote of 26 ayes to 17 noes, authorizing $500,000 loan to south side railroad company
Event Details
The Senate concurred with the House in a bill authorizing a loan of $500,000 to the South Side Railroad Company after a spirited debate between Messrs. Deneale, Baldwin, Sheffey and others.