The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-16

upon sJn rdIiy. he would acquiesea. /
Wa nai until u.r last extremity II bis fal
TUNES. that his situation had been tnad'
knpen.
VI. Rltckhu stated tat for ONE. Ia
hid ustrr heard uf lnI. proposition u6li
yesterday. His mind was not madr up
he U.s. not prrIitrri IL meet IT, Bal ~ /
"as d most important question one II
winch W. should know ~ nan one tia
affected the whole community, he hopet
the resolution would lie d few days ON IN,
table
Hf. Watkins ofPDwhd:an expressed hn
sle"s n favor of laying the Resolution II
thu table.
Tn question on laying the reeolpton on
tlir t,br WIS carried in the Affirmative =
~ IS IS, noes 81.
NJ. Poarll brought in hill authorizing
the appointment Of d Jadsr IN the IL IA Ju-
deal Circuit
CONVENTION.
Nr. Page, of Clio ,cr-trr, m we'd that the
question Of rrcOueiderng the vote on a
Convention be now taken up. "A greed 10.
NJ. Page sad he vas opposed Il sus
pending The ruIr, TO reconsider the ours
tlon. a. hr thought the House had already
drawing IL close, and if the tlmr of the
Honsr vs. 10 be- tuncd away, il would b.
impossible 10 get through with the ba,ine =
before II. He concluded by calling for tue
ayes ash Noes.
fhe proposition to reconsider the vote
nds decided IN the neg0tDe as fpllows-
Ais -Nlessrs. Drammnnd, Fletcher,
Gordon, Garland, CraN ford, Palteson Of
4. Estl. Good Of h. Poterlicd, AII,ler Of
y. Eigngton, Hrrdman, Ghpl5on, Camp
bill, E,rrette, WCOmas, Hill, Fnner
Lime, Moore of +. James, Marshall, Greer
Early, Snip, KISer, ) NTH of q. Parsons.
Sloan, Dhls of n. Miller of II. Neville.
Gather, WllnaIns, X d /, Gra,.ly. Willis,
Morgan, kniln.r, r. ynolds Ne.il, Yeary
Bland, cWhorthrr, 'iclIlnney, Powell,
smth of l.. Dmgess, fmks, Herelaid,
" ats, BlIhoSsIy, Vass, Gu-tn, Snerrard,
Nassie, Pattcson of N. Kelly, Lelfler, Nc
kmlry, DAVIS of o. Penn, Grelaer, liiner,
Cabell, Witcher, GllIrland, Burner, Sisler,
Garter of z. W. Macrea, McCron. MART
ney, White, Moore Of Il. Cline, McMahoa,
Go"an, JESSE, Fnll"o, klIgore, Anderson
of ;. Bare. To"le,, Moncare. Georse.
Ward of I. Martin, Mccoy, Cummings,
Keller, Jackson, Morris, of W. N.Y., oaun-
ders Of w. aud Nay-97
Nors-Measrs. Wood Pcrsinger, Davis.
Peter, Booker, Blackburn, Owens, Wood
VIII, Diomsoolr, Pdttrson of g. Ch lsiIan
III b. GogSln, Burton, Coleman, Chill $,
Christian, Buuldin, Gaines Ia, lor, VII
son, WAnn, Bulsseau, Colher, Ray, Pits,
Noel, Payne, SuIIman, Sardow kng,
P,ge Of q Bryce, Curd, Blall, Jones.
Lundy, Nadlaw, CarriOslon, Chalmers.
Berkeley, Amber, Plrasanls, HollimaD.
Chapman, Hruiey, HArwood. Pollard III
X aud Z. Babrr, Mason of X. q Pollara
ri X w ltoare, Hall, Gplmour, Winston,
Ranbro9 gh, Street, Mocsarland, dcCnl
lorh. y rs Tarry, Goode of VI. SEGA.
shepherd OF MlddIeSex, Dunlap, Cralg
Amiss, Nardaugh. Hunter of y Macon
Saunders OF N X. Stephenson. Thompson,
Mardangh, Upsuur, Dunton, 'BaAse, la4.
vey Of Y. W Ird Of n. Morton, Gra p OF
p. Watkins of Pow. Watkins Of p. f.. Du.
pu,, Woodhuusr, Ward of z. A. Rnes,
Harrison OF P. q Garter of Il. Bowers,
Mason, Cook, Crump of ;. Velvn, DllIard,
Curtis, Preston, Hung ford, Russell, 10y
all, Haraie of r.. and posr of W.-lO1
Mr.. Cook moved 10 amend the An ruiz
of the House, prescribing " thal.a question:
once determined, snail not b. a9aln drawn
IA discussion al the same sesalsn, b, adj
ding the words, "unIe-s asrerd to by two
thirds. Mr.. Cook alluded to the question
just determined as beIIg the tonndhtion Of
the motion.
Mr. jackson stated that he bad two oh
ircfIons IL the amendment |, That il re-
ilectcd on The friends Of a convcntlon: 2d
fbat II WAS uugarOry, as a majority could
at an, TINE suspend or aonul it.
Mr. Palr,psoo, of Augusta, Judging the
temper of the House unldsnrai,e tor cool
delberatlon on this qnesIon, r2o'ed to lay
the resolution ON the table.
Mr.. Mason, Of Southampton, vindIcat d
the opponents of the Con, enion. from the
of voting "u the treloss created
by the conYentinn. He moved 10 amend
the resolution by adding the words, mot
shall il b., brought within discussion again
except within two days after the decis-
ian."
This was modified on motion OF Mr.
blackburn, hy substituting one day for two.
These amendments were accepted by Mr..
CopE.
Mr.. Davis, of Hanover, moved to post
pone the subject to the 3lst of March. He
considered the resolution a .f"io-de Sc, and
he thought that the resolution had been in
dnced by the Con' entlon question, and re-
nected on its trlends
NJ. Taylor sad ifthe argument that a
maiority could suspend role was worth
any thing, it proved that we ought 10 have
no rules He believed that the resolution
would tend to prevent the recoosderatIos
of questions fairly tested nv tull Hous".
Mr. Cnok dlscIaimrd the motive aecrl.
bed to him. So far from desiring that thr
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