The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
LYNCHBURG, MARCH, ID. ~


ms body has at length aajourned -
session OF more than three uivnlls ,io,.,.
AN expenditure Of upwards 81 one kg,o,,4,.
sdHd d0ttars Aud what adyautag.,
people derived, or what benefits % tho,
TO reap, from their legislation W.,
they done to improve the condition ottbc :,
Nothing. And This viii continue 10 ha q,
ton aud answer, lime without end. ,e,io..
radical reform be attempted The r..
Delegates Is entiic ely too numerou,--,ts NJ,
ought TO be diminished and until TIN, +. a..
"e may an VAIN look for the speedy de,,....
business. They are absolutely in tn. ~.
each other, illustrating the old sa.jn, -.
M'rt 10 ATirc.' But, If IL be said t,,i,
nution IN the number of,nclnbers would ,..,.
influence on the length oil the xession, H.,
at least have sensible itIluenec on IA, ....,.
the pubic funds. Even II pilh halt IN, n..
OF mcmberS, the sessions should si4H b,...,.
ont TO the unreasonable extcut Of the l,.t
two OF three preceding, still the demand, nm Ill.,,
treasury would he reduced one-haIl vti..
io h'Iohs'ueldpic hlatel. lie plumber Of IDrn.
beis eau be reduced in 40 other wav than H..
toHtcai10H, and we again submit the uue,it,,.
OUT readers, whether interest, polio, and ;,.,...
do not require its speedy call ! Inc, have ben
alarmed as 10 the result OF tins mcas,5, h..
those gentlemen who are fearful of daoe,,.,.
experiments. Aud Why are the, thus le,rba,
II he 10 ,tl,y IA.
naincs carry the answ CT with them. Tiny ~,
either men III oIlicr, who anticipate from Gan
NentiOn sucu reIolIn as viii reader tho.t ,H
ces less profitable OF abolish than entireIv: o,
they are lawyers OF extensive practice in mar,
utular courts which they fear would he no lone.
CT Continued 81 toe so regulated as TO d1psr
more general, their practice, and pie,cpt ,,s
monopoly which their loca' situations nao ,e.
cure to n IN. Is not this the reason yb,a,ar.
" dI The eminent pieddels ia our Caaacsr.
Courts aIc against the measure If it be Nd,
the reason, We confess It rs singular concur.
renee oil sentiment y hIch they cIhiblI, aud j. n.
accountable on any principle OF Philosophy Of
winch We have ever heard, Scij-uiefest mas
pedIed the dtarum ~ the cdISot the people, aud
,nc hlnid spnits ot great uany, who ale u
mad ~ 90 on oi the bentcn llack III - uch
tHegr latheio trud, induce TOO ready an az, .,s.
cence ~ the cadOtagiy framed "ppca., Dlaue 70
their ,ene4aton 10, tnose / at IN III before t..a.,
ana III the d.nuDciatIons oI every 0u,iat., ii
lnpIot ement as ali act e1ea,e
The subject with the people, reteuns our readers
u The temperate ana conclusive address g gtsO.
iutIuns adopted by meeting ofthe mcmbe,sof
the Legislature nieuuly 10 Convention We
nave on h,ea veIy able Essay tom the same
pen which ga'e Us the eloquent Address 10 the
ago, and sbad gwen CONSPICUOUS pace. IAlse
numbers are SAID 10 DC written by Col. Aouhe,
al krca.rlcn and We are gladto see a cali made
on INN by tue fl eebo.dtrs VI that county u oder
as candidate iOr the next Lcgls.atale. MO
such champion On the uOoI OF the Housl, tie
hieuds OF Il Convention will have ever! tnms
To hope. Ia connection with ths r,mofk, We
would suggest TO the trends oil til, uIuosutet't-
y where, that lney ought not 10 eject ANY man
"no Is not decldeaiy lis advocate. They ought
not TO he Conlcnted with IA bare deci,uaton Vi !
determination to vote for the bill. 1hc member
may do tins faithfully enough, but he may aS1
vote ton such amendments as viii render oh'
aobious to ITS walmest friends and thus insure
is defeat. We saw some OF this ancaIdd, IT,
5eidemaln work during the last mln,er. oe
sides, TO cary a measure IN ough tne House,
requires great deal OF what Is called % eni-oi-
door electIoneeIing." aore converts ave h"ue
to "A meaSu by this invisible agency thd" ~
all the speeches ever made il pubic, Dy al 'i'e
CHESS aad IayIor's taat ever lived. It's no'l'
be supposed that a man elected upon an eItonP
Pitdgt % vote for the Convention bill VIII DeS'
hearty in it, support as to give TO il Ihs eN
cient and. II ma, be more reasonably pes'n'
ed, We think. that " mist he gives 10 II apparent
support by ms votes. he is using all his IVA 1"
lent and influence against ii, out oil oo's
where his zeal talent and influence VIII be MUS
effective.
We commence publication Of the shetel'' -
the Laws passed at the late session OF TIT ~
gislature, and Shall get through win the''
speedily as possible. From these, 'he W
" i'll perceive what their servants have mol ""''
aud " hat t ey have, aud will be prepafe' "
vote for or against them at the neSt eiee'o"' ~
their decision may be favorable or untaYoiaOe'