The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23

/ clusion, he would not hastily adopt. He
thought that rs charges we're ieseiied al
thr honnf nf ChancclIuf Brown, The reply
onghf la be rint"d aud he hoped that
! nr. Goggin would move t. take up the re-
SOLUTIONS and have them acted on.
Mr.. Wood, lie considered the resoln
| iions objectionable At The line They "efe
| Offend nd did rot doubt but that the,
.sonld b. voted out by Large malorlly. =
He thought they could have no rllrct but
In wound the feelings OF good man
With 'hrsr impressions, he lad moved, IN
former day 10 take them up but his
motion had failed. The resolutions had
been thought ul sufficient importance, To
be printcd aud zach member had been
furnished with copy of them. tie knt"
mol that the grutrmau wOald call them
up. But if hr did. would not lhe House have
the magninimlty To fnsNish each dleWber
with u copy Of the ChanceIIor's defence
Judging III both sides. A. To the motive Of
lbt gentleman. hc knew nothing but ia
sisted that the House ought 10 decide on
the suhjrct one way or another.
Mr.. Goggln had no doubt but that the
letter had been s4nt here Ia be held up ~
zerrotent over him and the House lie re
prated that il was not the first Instance Of
the kind, aud again referred to the subject
Of mileage, on which occasion he SAID, the
Housr nd received such severe castlga-
ton. He did nOt object to the motion 10
pint.
NJ. Rives also supported the motion TO
print. lie advocated two reasons IN fsor OF
that course: /, From Justice to judge
Brown ,. That the enquiry might en-
bile the liou-e To act on the Bill for an adj
dllonal Chancellor when again called up.
Mr.. Wtcher agalp spoke on the subject.
lie considered that Chancellor Browu, III
denying the facts stated in Nh. Goggin' re
solutions, had treated that gentleman with
Indecorun. II the fact, stated were mol
true, why was there a bill now before the
House 10 appoint an assistant Chancellor
Mr.. Wood spoke IN favor of printing,
and in explanation of the state Of Judge
Browns health.
The motion to print was carried IN the
negatI,e-ayes 70 Does 81.
Mr. Morrlss, Of Wood, moved TO take
up Mr.. GoGgIns preamble aud resolutions
'hd nv h'l'I VI olO"tii WIN n w "
tn their reference. .N'gatived-Ayes II,
NOES 10.
The Speaker laid before the House, a
letter from the President OF the Beard of
Public Works, itling farther re-
port from the principal engpnce,.-On mo
ton of Mr.. Mason, of Southampton, laid
on the table for printing.
The engrossed bill regulating the pro-
ceedmgs I" be had 90 application for al
yorec, Was reada thlrd time and passed
Mr. Upshnr, gave notice that he should
call up the hill concerning the Colonial
ton Society, on Thu sday. He remarked
that this buI was to settle the policy Vir-
9Inia was 10 pus sue on the tolonizatiaD
subject and that wh-o the bill was call
ed up he should express his sentiments.
Mr. Garland offrreda resolution to APP.
point Commissioners TO superintend Ger
repairs necessary in the Hall of the House
Of Delegates-laid on the table.
WldncSddy FEB, l5--Mr. Chapman
moved that the hour uf meeting be chang
cd from IA to ~ 0'clook --~urging as rea-
son the late period Of the session, aud the
quantity Of business yet TO be disposed of.
The motion WAS supported by Mr. Ey-
erett, and carried in the affirmative.
Mr.. Mason, IF SOUTHAMPTON from the ST.
lrct committee under Mr.. Bowers Resolu-
ton. reported bill to modify the punish
ment for the marriage oft"o sisters.
The bill concerning cpn,empts of courts
as amended ny the Senate, being under
Consideration,
nr b r. moved to disagree 10 the Sc
"A 4
tee-ayes 81, noes 10.
the amendment made by the Senate
was to strike out the whole of the orig.
nal bill, and To insert new one, providing
that the facts ~ cases OF cpntempts shall b.
spread upon the rrcord-thns removing
the limits upon the power of fine and i'm
prisonmcnt, contained in the original bill
The report Of the committee of Finance
IN the sub ject of Lotteries was taken ny,
and the resolutions CONQUERED in.
IhmSday FEB. l6.--Mr. Goggin pre-
4ented Il petition from the citizens ri
Lsnchbarg, praying for a separate election
in thai place which under rule of the
House could not hr receiyed-and petit
ton from the Trustees of the New Lon
don Academy, asking. for the aid of that
institution, a portion Of the sum which is
proposed to distribute among the lnterme
date schools. The subject matter of this
petition having been under consideration
the petition was received and referred of
course.
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
Mr.. Blackburn called up the bill provid-
ing fund out ofthe money lately paid 10
the State by the Uintrd States, for the
purpose of " relieving the wants, aud re-
monrrain9 the services ofthe wreck Of thu
Virginia, Line on State Establishment"
Mr. Blackburn off red a new section To
the bill, extending it's benefits to the nm
commissioned officers and marines, vhp
ncr, nl IN LnnrA sLins If Il ar IN Sta:n T.