The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22
Mr. ROGGRsl RESOLUTION

reported by the the Nashville Wing of the 26h
ult.
MIR ROGERS RESOLUTION.
| Mr.. Egnew rose to inquire. whether il wns
intended 10 call up for decision, the resolution
offered by Mr.. Rogers on Monday directing IN
attempt to lmpeech the president oil the United
States.
Nh. Rogers reped, thai he was too much in.
| Disposed 10 enter upoo thed>cnsston nj present
bot should embrace the earliest opportunity lhai
his health would permit
| MIR. Eenew said he wns perfectly satisfied
not having been aware Of the grntlemnn's IN.
! disposition
| Mr.. Hiding urged the importance of An i'm.
mediate decision, especially as tlc resolution had
been published, aud would be considered H.
broad as expressing the sentiments of this
house, uutil rejected.
MIR. Rogers begged little delay, as he wal,
really too nuwel TO enter upon the debate nov
! Nj. GllII,pie, Of {. hopcd the gentleman
| from Hawkins would he INDUCED
Nh IgncW moved that the resolution be tax.
II up forthwith
Mr. Hulne regretted the publication of the
resolution which he considered very improper.
and il he were assured it had been done, alter.
being notified not 10 do SO, he would move 10
exclude the editor from the seat assigned him ~
this house
MIR Hope urged An Indulgence of the mover
| of this resolution, Till his health would permit
him TO support it lie hoped gentlemen were
not afraid 10 meet him in argument. lie de.
Tended the publication of the les olution As usual
aud proper
| Nh Yell was surprised that the mover of The
resolution. who had urged an immediate dec,s-
SION when he offered it, was not prepared 10 dis
cnSs II now. He believed there was abundant
/ Int tl, I,,st
| tered verdict against him by the people at the
mkt election.
! Mr. Hope said, it was not strange that the
mover should he really 20 defend his resolution
when offered and be unable to do 80 now.
His health was good then, aud bad nj present
Mr.. Campbell said that if the decision were
had Tomorrow, il would be published in the pa.
pers Of Friday as well as if made TO day
MIR, Veil md Mr.. lInling again urged a
prompt decision.
The house resolved 10 take mp the resolution
Notwithstanding the illness OF the mover Yeas
p, Nays 10.
Nag,-AIessrs Campbell. Chcatham, Gillispc
orc. Hope. Lindsay. Owen Rogers, Iurney
Watkins. and Nhte--i0.
A debate then arose on the merits the rcso-
luton which occupied The rest of the day. We
have prepared sketch of the remarks made
and shall give them insertion az early as prac-
tcahlc. Messrs Rogers and Hop de fonded the
resolution, as the legitimate consequence of the
resolution aud argument adopted ON Monday
Messrs Egpew, lnrney, Aiken, aud Huling OPP
posed II. as unnecessary and inexpedient, cal
cnlated 10 iniure the cause of Gcu. Jackson, n
tn support the charge, made against his friends
ofintolcrance and violence
The resolution was rcjectcd-yeas nays
81.
The Boston people, dcSpairng of any favora-
BILE results TO attempts in Congress for establish
ing regular system of Bankruptcy, are taking
measures 10 revise the insolvent laws of the state
ofMassachuseus.
Difference betmeen the Singular and Plural -
When William, Prince Of Orange, landed IN In.
gland, he said to the people whom Ire frs, met
" come for your good-for all your goods"
Aurora Rore6hs We were visited on Friday
evening, with another beautiful display ofthese
strangers of fashion. About 10 O'Clock. tine
northern part oithe HORIZON was tinged with a
sem-cIrele of brightness. from which shot mp
beautiful streams of highland occasionally n
large body oiFeiy great brllianc, would appear
on the verge of,he sky moving slowly from
least to west The whole appearance lasted