The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

M. alsson Of faiHt.'x, opposed rising be
was friendly 10 q Convention Is any neinbef,
aud lad an amendment when he considered M
portant, and intended Offering al the proper
time.
MIR Ship ad, ocated rising and Mr.. tpshnr
opposed 4. Nh. Lewis thcu @iihdie" ms mo
ton; and Nj. STatton renewed II.
Nir 5,bolson protested a, aust the frequency
OF cdling the previous question. That vas a
mode adopted n arbitrary sJfernmsns to put
down i but j, vas not suited 10 tai freedom Of
d bate he belonged 10 Republics
Mr.. Letter opposed rising. The friends OF a
Convention would GIN nothing, and might lose
ty u. because the iIend. OF tie oil Ia ghi be
deprived 81 tae opportunity Of adopting suca a
mcudmEnfs as were ~ ssary. II "ds not I'M
probable tia, 'ine changes Ia the details OF the
bill would gam It liends.
Nj Milei oi Botetourt, moved TO amend the
bill 80 a. - require ne sense Of the people To
be- tal IN IN November neat Hrmas IN favor Of
the eXYfsssion Of the sen-e Of the people on ms
subject but he did moi nl;h thai expi,s sion To
be- hurried. aud that April vas too early peri
od.
| Mr. Nil. opposed the amendment lIewish-
ed as afee an expression OF tlc sease OF the peo-
pic as possible add coucurred IA the ldoa that IT
. should BE- had lI April.
Nj llitlCl, Was not tenacious OF any sugges-
non oI hs.-IiC was unwilling tnat his views Of
the question should pre- all among the people
unless upon the fullest drlibrraiian.--lha hat deb
einuon could not be mad bctsecH the passage Of
The bill aud the month OF Apih III ~ PROPOSE
tIon talied he should ten move another. requi-
ring the vote to be talenin the sprHg It is2s
Nh [ faIe coItcnded IL was not Il new qucs.
ton thai TIE people @ere ptcpat "a 10 votc, aud
that the amendment would oqdIe l"o, instead Of
Que election.
Au Miller then mod fed his amendment 50 as to
require ne SENSE oi the people 10 be lahon in \
PVT io2s.
M Her subsequently Withdrew his propo.
sItol As probably calculated 20 produce more dit
hCuity than he Hneud.d.
j M boode OF AIecl1ienbu g,sald twas remark
abb al TIE very gentlemen Who had rcbuhcd
the Opponents OF a Convention with the lear u
tustug the people, should now BE- the Gtst to
dI,clu,e TIL letr. llHe next Legislature should
repeal the h,, neu.d Il not be Ia puIs auee OF
the mandate OF The people, that people whom
they VIE sphnAIoas 20 tfust IL was truc thai
tbr ,d6j q hadbrea Discus cd hett and in tn
news ols, dui taI literary men had toimed
i tur.r 5pl#4ulls but ht did nos tnmA the gIeat
mass u TN ., upIe nad. re concluded by renew
! .g ~ bsa,t motion.
Ihc qaest on was ttI,ea aud the amcndInent
vas me- a,n.a, 1911 u -.
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