Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-08

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Tyson, Cr'"np Of p. Wallins Of Pom. Wdttins of
r. T. Dupuy, Hard, JYoodJ,omse, Rires O'F. G..
Temple, Brumh0m, Mason of Southn, Bo,ccrS,
Cooke, CT"n,p Of S. Peirin, Mason of Sus. HART
so" q DO, Curtis Husgerord, .Nurphy, RusssH,
loyal, HarVie IF X. aud yHoody-9i.
NAYS-.uessrs. Drm,mond, Fletcher nj A. Cor
dom, Randoiph Of "A. Gariand, Stuart Patent ne,
Cotston, Robinson, Mcmillan, Herd,nan, Laidiey
Ereren, ReOetey, Parker, Childs, HUI, Turner,
Thompson Of Fairfar, Wallace, Marshall, Stilln,qn.
Strange, Eariy, Greer Serton, King, Blair, Sm,h
gG. Parsons, Pmgh, Neriiie, Yannreter, Morris Of
II. Gather, Mayo, Redd, Bouidin, Washington,
.h0rSdn, Loreu, Welch, Allen, Chrisn,a,,, Bland
Bosarth, Osborne, Po,oeu, Illusion, KIm5rough
Tanks, ftnks, Raymond, Berkshire, Pass, Gillian,
oherrord, adams, -fassie, Kelly, Costt,r Dt,,fo,,
Jacob, -Nht'itey, Darts, Morton, Penn Hairsion,
Dtce, Htner, PITCHER, CabeH, Gtuiiand, Jcgries
Sha~' French, Clarke, .Narteney Booth, Whtte,
Chne, itutterfsTd Dickinson of Russell, Dick
t,,Son 81 5. Fuilcn, Bare, anderson of S. Tomles
briggs, Daniel Of S. George, Shannon, Hilton.
De'aS.n'utt. Miller, Fletcher ofW. Morris of w.
Chapman, Saunders, Glearcs, aud Bro,c,,-iO2
Inc question recurring on the second reading
OF the ryder,
MIR. CoLsTo, opposed it. He called on the
friends OF fhe Convention to act with concert.
however they might approve of the principles
OF inc ryder, II was obvious that, if adopted, it
would defeat the bill
cy OF the bill aud ryder. The first required
the SheriFs TO take the votes of freehoders on
ly-the last, those of non-freebnlders also.
MIR. RANDOLPH stated his views in Offering
the ryder. lie thought if the ryder were not
ADOPTED, tumuits would arise among the people.
me no27ireeholdets had been kept quiet by the
oeliei that they were represented-that doc
TIME was now exploded. He understood Que
oil the objections TO the bill was, that by Con-
Vention' we might probably have worse form
Oh government Was not this admission that
majority were for Convention?
Mr. POWELL opposed the ryder. The House
hao once rejected its equivalent. If the ryder
were adopted, there would be palpable con-
tradicton between it and the bill 1t would
have suicidal effect.
MT. THOMPSON, of Fairfax, also, opposed the
ryder. 1t was contradictory to the bill, and if
adopted would defeat it,
The question was taken on the second reading
Oh the ryder, and carried in the negative.
Inc question recurring the passage of :se bill,
twas taken by ayes and noes, and carried in the
dBirmafiue:-
AfES---heSsrs. DrltDmOnd, Fletcher of.A. Cor
don, Randolph Of a. Garland, Crauford Stuart.
Patentine, Coiston, Robinson, Mcmillan, Herd
man, Campbell Laidiey, Eueret, Rerely, Parker,
Ch'tds' HW, Turner, Thompson, Of +. Wallace,
.narstdh SttH"lan' Strange, Early, Greer, Serton,
| IN
ris Of II. Gather, Mayo, Redd, BouIdin, Hashine-
ion, Morgan, LooeH Weich, .IHei,, ChyismaIa,
Bland, B0sdrh, Osborne, PoreH Vinsfon, Kim.
6rough, Banks, Fi,ks, .McCuIloeh Bavnopd,
| t'eFkshire, pass, Crockett, Gillian, Serrard{4-
dams, -haSsie, Kelly, Upshur, Dunton, Jaeo5, Nc
h f,. Dhrts, Morton, Penn, Hnrston Dice,
! H'neT, Httcher, CabeA, GiRiiand, Jefries Sha,0.
french Clarke, Marteney, Booth, Bowyer, Hhne,
Cline, Rutherford, Culdcel Dickinson Of r. Dick
inson Of 5. Fulen, Bare anderson of S. To.rles,
Briggs, Daniel $. George, Sho,,oa., Hilton, De-
Aasf'm"tt, Miller, Fletcher Of ". Morris of ~.
Chapman, Saunders, GIedues, and Bro,on- lO5.
NAYS-JNessrs. Merry, Persinger, Booker, Letter
Hamilton, CdrtmiA, BurpeH, Dromgoole, Pane-
son, Yaacey, Goggtn, Huson Of c. Iyler, .4rn.is-
fead, Car{ngton, Harry Of c. BrGglcl, .McRae
VilsOn Of {. Randoiph Of c. Ross, Hum, Collier
.HNse, Mason u +. Smih ofG. NORRIS of(;. Pure,
" Htkias Of G. Blair Jones ofG. .4ldcrso,,, .Spen-
Ger, Spraggtns, Darlington, .NOrri, Of H. Berkeley
J ann'ete', 4mbley, Hoffman, Jordan, Henley, Kir-
by, AIarwOOd, Pollard ok. s. Q. Hooe, Garter of K
g. Pollard Of x. ". Dabney, Hal, Gihmour,
Dfmgess, Bias, Fisher, Street, Thomas, Digs.
lanes, GOode, .4lera,tder, Segar Konfag,te, Dun
ftop, -NuTdaMgh, Hunter, Ri0es of ". Macon, Ste
PhenSon, Thompson e Miller N. Bayse Hare.
| 9fM. .4ndersOn of ". Dyson, Cr,a,p of 2. mai,
kins ofdo. Hdfkims Of p. f.. Dup,ep, Ward, Wood-
ho1se' 1 fires Of z. e. Temple Garter err Bram-
h@n, .HaSo" Of s. Bo"yerS, Cooke, Crlunp of S.
! Peirin, .hrSon x Hrris0n Of S. Curtis, Hunge--
ford, .Uv,pby, RusseA, LoyaQ, Hurrie of r. ana
.HOOdy -98.
Mr.. CARTEE, of Richmond county, moved tc
suspend the rule Of the House which fsrbids mem.
bers out OF the bar Of the House vote.
The motion was advocated by Messrs Watkins
of Gouchand, WitCher, Pa ttcson, Booker, Branch
and Winston and opposed by MIR. Thompson, o
Fairfax. The motion was carried
-Nonday, Feb Z.
communication from the Senate The Senate
have passed the bin Incorporating company for
improving the navigation of Rockfsh river in Mel.
sun-and have agreed to the Resolution for pro.
ceeding ON the 7th inst. (yesterday) the election
OF Judge oil the General Court. vice Hugh Holmes
deceased.
MIR. HARvIE, Of Richmond, offered the followins
Resolution:
! Rcsoiced, That leave be given to bring in bill
to revise and amend the Act, entitled AN Act, in
cooperating the Richmond AgueGuct Company
! he resolution was adopted and referred to Mcssrs
Hafvie, Amber Mayo, Branch, McRae, Berkely
Macon, kimbrough, Booker, and Jeter.
: Mr. CARTER, of King George stated that on Sa.
tirday last, the select Committee to whom had beer
referred the petition of William Brent, of Stafford
on the subject of amendments the Constitution o
the United States, as to the election of President
had been discharged on imotion from the further
consideration OF that subject Mr.. Garter express
ed his surprise at this course, as that Committee
had never met nd of course, the motion had beer
made without the sanction of the Committee, who
withdl had given consideration to the petition
lie urged the great Importance Of fhe subject
that it had been brought by the individual
before the House of Representatives, of the Unite-
States, who had deemed it worthy of being referred
to Committee ofthe whole on the STATE of the Union
stated that he, one of the Committee, had pre-