The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-18

move srestponerneai or III the % H.45..
'm'a"fS, ihis ino.Ion ~as supported h, Al.
5ordon, Everett aud l,euI &c aud "a -.
b. hessfs. irvine, 1app an1 Craig. ~
In faVor OF the motion n VAS arae,I H..
longer tune should be EfseD Tor oanya..is,,4.
merits oithe persons brought forward ion =, ~
nee that the Delegation from that Distf;c,
not AL present complete, and that il ous.t,, =.
50 peiofe me election "as made; and tia, il =.
proper 10 wait until the particular scheme H., 20
wing new Chancellor to that large Dis,ria =.
country OF "nni the general scheme now in a..
aton ior aInalgamaiing the common la.'
chaneery courts, could he fairly discussed "i'
The motion was opposed on the ground a.,
inconvenience which the people in that Dr..
were now suffering for want OF a Cbnu,elt.,
granting nyunetons, &c and that the al,,.,.. -
iscnt would present no impeachment 10 any G..
&C. 1mch might be suggestedin the system -
DE. MILLER was against postponen,ent t,rs
long aperiod, though he would cheert,Il,, -
sent 10 short delay to enable gen,le1a e'a'
make up their minds "
The House refused to postpone ill ID AIo.dz
IN Januafy-ayes s., noes 50. A question NJ,
also taken on postponing I'LL lst MONDAY in T.
nuafy, aud lost--ayes 81, nJcsys
Finally, II was agreed TO postpone the elee,;.-
TIL tuesday next, ayes "a, noes 81. (Ibe :,
Mr.. Bryce submitted resolution A.,
the OF Claims be- instructed to epe,iro ' '''
the evidence Of The return and discrimins,;s'
OF all the state officers directed by am ac, ge
the General Assembly, passed in In. -.
1881, TO he made 10 the then nexi Gens,st
Assembly, and 10 report thr pror-edieos -
THIS House.-Alr. b. explained the pronris,r
OF adopting this resolution i; which was !.
greed TO. a.
Richmond, Dec. II. 1895
JOHN TYLER, Esq.
SIR In obedience 10 the Joint roeol.
ton OF this General Assembly, We annnnno.
to you your reelection TO the Chief NJ.
tracy of this Commonwealth for The en-.
ing year
We feel much pleasure in being the oras,
OF communicating To you this renewed and
gratifying testimony of the appreciation sa5
confidence OF your Country.
We have the honor TO be, sir, your mos,
obedient servants.
JOHN B cLoPToN, c. c. Senate
ID BRIGGS, G, II. d.
GENTLEMEa IL accept with due sensilsr
~ theeievaled station to which | have fof
the second timr been called by the voice NJ
the representatives of the people. For hi.
renewed testimonial of their confidence
can offer no other return than the tribute nj
my thanks, together with the assurance Of
an entire devoiedness, without preference
Tor localities, 10 those great interests of tbp
state, which seem SO loudly 10 invoke aneo.
ton. The happiness, The prosperity, the 81.
ovation OF Virginia, are objects dear to the
hearts OF all her sons, and my best eKer-
tons, within the limits Of my Official sphere.
shall not be wanting To advance herdestinies.
| pray you, Gentlemen, aud the Committees
over which you preside, 10 accept my thanks
Tor the polite terms in which you have beea
pleased 10 announce 10 me this appointment.
and beg leave Ia offer through you, TO your
respective houses, my most profound acknow.
ltdgements. JOHN TYLER.