From tie Richmond Wig, Jan. 19.
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/ Manufariurers' BiA.--After i debate OF sever,
days, the House of Delegates on 4 Inursliay. pas {
the bill incorporating the Rappahannock Manuiee,
turing Company, by the triumphant majority OF iiS
to 79-in opinion, the most important vote g'y-
en- by the Legislature Of Virginia for many years.
1t is the opinion of the popular branch OF the 'e-
gisIature made up and expressed after mature con-
,iderationand argument, that it is the policy and
interest of Virginia to embark in Manufactures.
We consider this bill an indirect sanction OF a
protecting Tariff--for the House Of Delegates IS
not to learn, that if Virginia engages in nanufac-
lures. Protecting Tariff is necessary toherin COM
mon with other Manufacturing States. All the ar
gumeuts against tine tariff itself, was used upon this
occasion by the opponents of the bill and all the
denunciations against it repeated. But the spell ls
broken. ,.u


Various attempts were made to amend the bill,
nv subicctinp the company's charter TO the future
CONTROL and its concerns to the future insPecoh o'
the Legislature, and to subject individual stoeknolo.
ali failed and the bill passed with the single restrc-
ton of limiting the charter to twenty years.