The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

Some conversation tnen ensuei IA which hessrs-
Mayo, Straiton, Colston sod Lsphnr took part
Mr.. Lundy explained, tina although lie WIS
opposedio The Resolution aud Con, eniion. b.
should vote against postponennnt. because IL
thought such motion calculated 10 lille all en-
quiry.
The motion was nogatiyed. ayes 95--noos Ito
The question recurring on the adoption Of the
Resolution, Mr.. Colslon called for the ayes and
nocs--and the question being taken the Resolu-
ton was ngrccd to--a - le3, noes ~
AYEo-Ncssrs Banks, (Spcaker,) Drum
mond, Rogers. Gordon. Cooke Waller, Ihomp-
sou ofAiuhefsi fapp, Clarke Of Augusta, Otey,
Irvine, Colston, Good Of BorLley. iller Of 10
tctomt, NJ illan of Brooke, Gholson, Everett,
M'Comas Hunter fCanpbell. Coleman, Childs
Hill Turner, Tyler, Mason Of fairtdx. Kelly
Wallace, Payne of fluVauna, Stillmau, Hale of
Franklin Holland, Mason OF Frederick, Slip,
Gibson, sloan Davis of Hanover Cunning ham,
Neville Miller Of HARDY, Gather Williams,
Mayo Seden, Gravcly Edwards Morgan, WI
H.. Fry, Rufncr, Nhian of Lee Allen Of Lee
Bland, NV horer, M'llhaney, rogers, links
Watts, Billingsy, Edmundson, Onlck Cross
Rscs OF Nelson, Martin of Nelson Letter Mel.
son, Barbour, Penn, Critz, Grener, Dice, Nnch-
cr Walton, Gtliand, Grimes Carol, Zinn
Macrae, Garter, Daniels, Bpothe, " hite, Moore
Lewis, Dime, Cowsn, Dickinson. hlcox, Marlin
of Scott Anderson OF Shenandoah, Almond
Toslcs, Briggs Noncure George. Shannon
inghram. Underwood. Cummings, Keller Prem
us, Ia,enncr, MAY, kutheriord-lu3.
NOES--AlcsSrs. Pcrsnger, DAVIS Of Allcgha-
ny, Nash. Siuiugton, Hamilton. Allen of Botc.
tourt, Mallory, Payne ofBncl,inglmm, Christian
ofCharlcs City, Douth1t, richardson, Gaines,
Elan, Clarke, Of Cbcstethcid Wilson. Harrison,
Wynn, Rousseau, Collier Hray, Noel Muse
SnIdow, Smith of Giles, -mth Of Gloucester
Page, Bryce, Watkins Of Goochland Hall Of
Gray son, Blair M'Clmg, Anderson Lnndy,
Nardlow, Darlington, Chalmers lolelnan,
Chapman, Henley, kuby, Pollard OF King d
Queen. Mason OF King { Queen, Bahcr, Booe,
Pollard Of King William, Aylct Hall, stoings,
otratton of Logan, klmhrou2h. Winston, Street
Smith Of Luueuburg Mccullough, Newman
Digs, Billups Goode OF Mecklcnbnre. Lockett,
Scgar, Sheppard, CBperfon, Dunlap, Craig
Hunter, of Nanscmoud, Croekrr Christian OF
y. h. Saunders, Stephenson, Thompson Of Nor
folk co, Taylor, u thur olrattpu Of Nolthhamp-
ton, Basye, Harvey, Ward OF Holloway, Ander-
son of Notowey, Crump Of p, Dupuy, Watkins
OFF. Edward Woodhousc. Ward of Princess
Anne, Rvcs of L. Gcorgc, Barnes, Neale, Bow
ers, Cook, Crump of Surry, Eppcs, Curtis, Cary.
Newton, Hmgcriord, rel, Shield Griffin, 10y
all, Mood --9s
And ii bill was ordered to be brought in aecor.
dinghy,
Thursday, Dee l4--The Senate informed the
Hous' that they lad agreed o pro-, ell On hi, day
TO the election of two Councillors in the place OF
Ro. G.. Scott and Wm. II Eoaue, Esqs.
Mr. Craig moved 90 execute the order ofthe
day, for the election Ola Chancellor of the
Wythe, Grcenbrer and Stanton districts, vice
John Brown, decd.
Mr.. Keller moved To postpone the execution
ofthc order to Thursday next, which was decid-
cd in the negative.
The Houscthen mem. con agrcedto execute the
rule
MIR. Topp of Augusta, nominated John Howe
Pcyion, esq of Stauntou,
Mr. Craig nominated Allen Taylor of Bote.
touTt.
MIR Cooke nnmiuatcd Jonathan Il. Carr, of Al
bernardo
MI Gordon supported the nomination of NJ.
Carr.
Mr. Lewis supported the nomination of MIR
Pcyton.
MIR. Irvine declared his intention 10 vote a
gainst Mr. Taylor in opposition 10 instructions
from part of MS constituents, aad this detcfmin
alton induced him to explain his motives They
were that MIR. TAYLOR was a Fedcraiist--of the
old school--opcn and ayowed He insisted up.
on the necessity of this to preserve the in
tcgrity and the existence ofthe republican party
aud quoted the example of Mr.. Jefferson 10 s,is.
tain him in the opinion. Mr.. Taylor came from
the hot bed OF federalism and ms appointment
would serve TO revive the power and consequence,
of that party. He declared that the federaIists
were already in power under the name of friends
ofthc Administration. lie objected To the indo-
lent habits Of Mr.. Taylor, and declared that ms
mind required deep stirring to rouse its energies
HesToccodcd To support the nomination of Nr.
P,yton, as Republican, nble Lawyer and man
of integrity.
MIR. Miller of Bot. replied to Mr. Irvine. repel.
ling the charge of nldolcn e aud inability. and
rcrrohating with severity, the policy that should
discard talent and integrity at the call of mad
political enthusiast He supported the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. Taylor, whom he declared to be the
first lawyer IN the district-passng upon his viz.
tues, talents aud requirements a splendid pane.
gyric.
Mr. Craig also defended MIR. TAYLOR, from tho
charges OF Incidence aud insuniciency, and from
the nnputation of federalism.
Mr.. Bnce, (Mr. Gordon having called upon
the legal acquaintance Of Mr., Carr, To state ms
claims to the House, supported the nomination
OF MIR Carr while he paid tribute 10 the talents
and worth of Mr., Taylor.
Mr.. Irvine declared that ceteri, pnribHs. he
would always vote for member OF his own par
~. Such was his situation in reference 10 Messrs
Peyton and Taylor. He had understood the
gentleman from Bot 10 say. that he had entered
into tins debate for the purpose of denouncing
Mr. T"ylor-ifhe had said so, he threw back the
charge on that gentleman with scorn.
Mr., Winston supported the nomination of Mr.
Carr.
Mr. Miller of Bot, replied to Mr.. Irvine. The
gentleman, had conncd a reply which he sup
posed to be Witty, or intended to shem his spirit
lie should moi handy cpithets OF contempt with
that gentleman. His opinion was of no conse.
quence to him.
Nh, Keller nominated Mr.. Ed Campbell OF
Washington.
MIR. Lewis replied to gentlemen who had taken
part i'll the discussion
Nh Moore supported the nomination Of MIR
feyton, declaring his second choice TO be Mi
Taylor.
MIR Clarke Of Augusta supported the nomi
nation of Nc, ftIoA
Nil George supported the nomination of MIR
Campbell