The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
WAGE era L1zzss NJ


IN SIN l..
DTcEaBKs Ihr Speaker laid before III,
House a ielfer from ihe Governor, transmitting
a Report from the RscIor aud Visitors Of the
nlvr- si'y. which, beng road on Mr. Mlsnu'
nonnn, "as ordered 10 he ldId upon the table.
The Speaker also and for m House a cite
from the Governor communicating The death %
General Caaghl, which being re d. on Nr Ma.
.on notion was ordered tn be lad up4n the
table
The Speaker then proce 'ded to appoint the
following commuters
Committee 10 crnniae HE Trenurer's aceounh
joiaity nth u Committee ram The n Of Dsic-
kafes-Messr. Dade Chapman, Mason. Hcth
er.d and Walton.
Commit E. 10 er mime he Pcpiieniiarg hisiitt
ton. joiaflg ruth Committee fromhe II II DIT
egafes-Nas,r, Morgan. Sharp, Carter .hom
Martin. smith aud Osborne.
Committee 10 erralus he 4rn,ory-Messrs
adr. Thorn and Dromeoole.
Committee Of Ciaiats -II'ssrs Fry, Clopton
sharp Jones Paue, N. Bernard and Inley
COMMITTEE ofhtsend tprortmeat--hi e,srs
CabrlI Clopto. Ngan. ,laeun, Saudi $
romeoolo IayoVhnd Smith.
COMMITTEE nj General lars lesSrs. Taylor,
Fry. CloptoD. Morgan and Mason,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Sai,irdag Dee. S.--A commnn ca,ian WIS re-
ceiyed from the Senate that tiny had agreed to
The resolut ons for slectine a Governor ~ kaai
day, e. Biigadier General 10 the 9Th Brig H&f
On Friday next.
NJ Nash moved to go into the elecron Of
Governor.
Mr. Patterson rose y suggested thatsome diff
fcuty existed as to the proprlety OF entering in
10 the election at this time since the consttu-
ton only provided for an annual election of
Governor, AID II had not b en- twelve mouths
since the present Governor vas elected. II al
SO expressed a wish to have more time 10 in
qnre into the couISe Of the Governor, before
he vote
NJ. Nash said h would precptate no mem
her into tha election aud. from his knowledge
ofthr Governor, he was confident nat he lesIr.
ed the tirtest scrutiny into his conduct Mr.
y. therefore conquered IN the motion Of Nj +
to postpone the election until the 9TH Janual Y.
Tins motion gave rise to a protractcd CONVEX
sstion, in Nhc. Messrs Colsion, Eppcs, Put,-
: II, aye, Hubbard. Rives OF Campbell Car
son, Sh2. GhnIspn and iiarvie, took par. The
of goine into tue election was
insisted upon, tine Governor having been cleo,
ted Tor the lexpred year OF Gov. Tyler, wmCT
would eni on The lih December
The motion TO postpone Vas lot by y largp
maioriiv
Nj Paueson then moved to postpone it until
thai day " elk. TINS motion also failed. Aud
u II use having scsblsed 10 proceed To the
t eelion, VI, Na>b. supported by Mr. Iryi ,r,
no inmate ] GOV" nor q les. The iarul., gentle
man having eplled t,r ne avowal # Any objrc.
this that mie he entertained 10 Mr. Gle. Mr..
Paste>on fo,s aud nude few emarh, to show
thu f ON t. NJ s,aee cite Governor. Ms 0.
Unions on the subjects OF Hlernal lmprov
ment, hy the Stare. aud our $, stem Of primary
ducutlon, mad undergone a change sluce lis e.
lee ,au.
Tie was repcdto by Mr. Nash. who said e
was not aware of any material change of opm-
ion. and particularly u relation To the FIRST sub
ject. When he nominated Mr.. GILES At the asst
session, he epresenled him as opposed 10 IN.
wild schemes that had been project d, but not
10 ludcio Is. practicable and Us iul improve
meats. Aud, az tothe Primary ochnpl system
Message dad not necessarily IMPLY m az.
probation OF its details H. they now stand On
that subject, he said the attention Of SEINE Of
our sbest men had been bestowed. md a.aroci
aad project were submitted al the last session
nv General Taylor To which. Mr. Nash SAID
he should lee II his duty again to call thr NJ pp
ton of III IIo Sc, il no other member did So
But, he Contendcd, taat ii AZ old man Like GOV
ernof Giles, who ha been 80 long confined at
home by disease. should change his oliniouS
after looking INTO details d facts that had no
before been thin his reach. ii was crcditablt
10 him rather ihdn otherwise.
tpo" counting the b fots they stood for Giles
lf3-Scattrrng 81 GOV Giles was thcreup
on declared duly elected.
On VI Chalmers motion the Committee 10
Schools and Colleges were instructed TO en
OUR into the eXpediency of repeating he pro
vision Of the law allowing the i.lrurnant GOV
eenor aud senior member bf the council on
hundred pounds each fpr their services a, direc
tors of'he Lite. AIRY Fund
On motion ol NJ Tapp the Comnittee ~
Courts If lust &C we're instructed 10 enquir
into the expeireucY Of amenaing tive act con
osra.ng tie county courts aud IN t.sllc ion
Of magistrates. He said his object was So t.