Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

iahOhCo va thc lac. iSlIluES, anu so as ID
'rovide for subsequent amendments from
line to time as the good people of this /,
may think expcdicnt.
Resolved that this convention will re-
commend tp the people of this common
wealth, the adoption OF a similar memorial
to be presented also to the Legislature at
their next session.
And the question being put on agreeing
to the said amendment, was determined III
the negative ayes %, mes 40.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, seconded by
MIR. holland,
Ordered that the ayes and noes on the
said question be inserted in the journal.
The names of the gentlemen who voted
Ill the affirmative are, Mcssrs. Brecken-
ridge, (Presi lent,) Woods, Porterfied,
Johnson, Cameron, blackburn, Boyd,
Ward, Taylor, Edgington, Marshall, Tuck
er, (Frederick,) Williams, Mayers, Sew.
mour, Turner, Flood, holland, Osilutn, Ed
mundson, Rawlings, Cabell Reeves. 5, coke,
Mcdowell, Leyburn, Lowell and Fishback
I-28.
And the names of the gentlemen who vo-
Loftwich, Arnold, Moss, Fitzhush. Pick
ct, Chapman, Burwell, Cook, Smith, French.
Chapman. Jack, Armstrong, Pindail. Jack.
son, Redd. Hairstor, Donnelly, White,
Staley, Wilson, Estill, Woodville, Letter.
Chapman, Mccoy. Dyer, Tucker, of Pitt
ssylyana, Townes, Love, Penn, Staples.
Duncan, Anderson, Bryan, Harrison, Sa-
muels, Creel and BeesOn.-4o.
| A motion was made bv Mr.. Fitzhugh, to
amend the second resolution by filling the
| blank therein with the word seven which
| was agreed tn by the House.
A moiion was made by MIR. Johnson, fur
| ther to amend the second resolution by stri-
king out al the end Of the said resolution
the words on every point in which it shall
be found TO be deiective,' which amend
ment was agreed 10 by the House.
The question was then put, will the
house concur with the committee in the
said amendment az amended, and deter
mined in the affirmative ayes 81, noes III.
On motion of MIR. Johnson, seconded by
Mir. Noland.
Ordered that the ayes and noes on the
said question be inserted in the journal.
The names ofthe gentlemen who voted
in the affirmative aie, Messrs. Brecken-
breckenridge, (President) Woods, Cur
don, Porteriield, Johnson, Cameron, Black
burn, Leitwich, Boyd, Ward, Taylor,
Morshall, Arnold. Moss, Fitzhugh, Tuck
err, (Frederick) Williams, Picket Chap
man (Fauquier) Burwell, Cook, Mayors,
French, Chapman Giles Jack, Armstrong,
Seymour, Redd, Hnirston, Turner, Flood,
Donneily. White, holland, 0sbusu, Staiey,
Estil, Wcodville. EdmundsoD, Rawlings.
Cabcll, Reeves, Mccoy, Dyar, Tucker,
iPittsylvania) TOwnes, Love, Brooke.
Penn, Staples, M'Dowel, Leyburn, BRYAN,
iiarrison, Samuels, Lowell, Fishback-57.
The names of the gentlemen who vDted
In the negative ere Messrs. Edgington, |
Smith. PindalI, Jackson, Wilson, Letter.
Chaplin, Duncan, Anderson, Creel and
BeesUn-l1.
The main question was then put, will the |
House adopt the amendments reported by
the committee, as amended by the House,
and determined in the affirmative ayes
50, noes 9.
On motion Of Mr.. Jackson, sec nded by !
Mr. Johnson, ordered that the ayes and
noes OH the said question he inserted in
the journal.
The names Of the gentlemen who voted
in the affirmative are, Messrs. Woods.
Gordon, torterfeId, Cameron, Leftwich. !
Boyd, Ward, Marshall, Arnold, Moss.
FitXhugh, Tucker, (of Frederickl Will !
ans, Pickett, Chapman, BurweI, Cook |
Mayors. Smith, French, Chapman, Jack. |
Armstrong, Jr. Seymour, jackson, Reed, |
iIairstOn, Turner, Flood, DonnelIy, White |
holland, Osb9cn, S,aley, Wilson. EytIl. |
WootviIe, Rawlings, Cabell, Reeves, Lief
Ter, Chaplin, M'Coy Dyer, Tucker (oiI
Pttsylyana) Townes, Love, Brook. Penn.
StapleO, duncan, AldersoD, Bryan. Hani- |
son, SamueIs, Lowell, Cfeel, Beeson, and
Fishback--59.
The names ofthe gentlemen who voted
in the negative are Messrs. Breckenridge
(PresidehO Johnson, Blackburn, Tayl0r. |
Edgin9ton, Pindail, Ediuundson, INFLOW |
ell, Leybur %
o. motion of Mr.. Jackson.
Resolved that this convention do recon- |
mend 10 tie people Of this commonwealth. !
the adUi ton Of memorial OiI simiiar erin |
ciples, 10 b. presented also to the LegisIa. |
tore al their next session, and that the com |
,iIttee created by the second resolution |
just adopted by the house, do prepare the
draft of such memorial.
nj a committee was appointed uador !
tie said second resolution to- consist of the |
i5llowlng ue mbers, viz Messrs. Fl zhu.h, |
Jackson, Tucker, (of PdsyIvania.) Bur |
well, Love, Fucker, (of Frederick) and
Boyd.
MIR. Boyd presented communication
from committee a" ptted By urdfy CT
ttzens in the town o! PetcrsDurg,which was
ordered 10 lie 0n ttc table.
On motion Of Mr.. Blackburn,
Resolved that this house do now adj.
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