The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
VOL. VINO. IG,

elee, u inan iisagreeable io many " il.en1.eIyes
apa obnosipus 10 The Commonwealth, iHetelY a,
iIsplny their posfrf Would they fnrte hi.
eleclisn ol, whcn ID sinnations ag a,nsi ll,r off.
cal character al the Governor Lad gDne abroad
mi briofr they could he investigated II had
bsen sad thnt The ol9eci NJ posip.nement was
10 e., tins 10 rnai sl,al The forces Of OF illr opoo.
ali n aud II this y rs 30. he threw him. elf 30.
on the gatlnnlry OF e. silem.n. " IL wouid no, i,
more hono,abe Ia them To permit this oppo,,o.
niis than 10 win a victory over M unorganizeh
party.
Mr.. megciRson said as some stress had l,.n
llaii upnn tis ,espluilon he had oilei ed. CALM,
Tor ths Journals - the Executive, IL Ms ptonrs
Ia stair. that that call sas not connected v,tb
the qnesiian, nov under consideration lie h.ri
made y, pretty mach rs Il matter of Course
MI. Miller uf Posllaian, IN reply To The sur
gest nm ina, the present term oiths Go, ,,,,or
sould mol expire until The iUlh Of Febru.rv
stated. ba,lni,hougn Gesr,nor Cites MAS cleo.
ted On the 10Th frb. lsa6. 10 com. mo Office
on ihe.fih succeeding Ma,ca, yet IL was 10 .st,.
ply n sHcancy (iha, Of Gov. Tyler, elee ted TO
the senht. OF he United Stalcs.) and that hA
FIRST year expired w,fl that vacancy, IL a, % 10
say on The liIh Dec. following. The prc.en,
term therefore expires IN thursday next, aud
II The ,nulon prevails, there wli bs ~ soyet.
nor from llth Deceni,e, 10 lVth January.
Aiiet VERY warm d,seusslUn, il. inolion
Of MIR. Ierrill was losl by n la,ge maio,i.
~.
Mr.. ADderAon of Bot. then moved 10 posl.
pono ina election To Wmdnesday n.Ef. L.
had heen asked by lhe geofennau from is,n
bfiar (Mr. Smiih) where was llle specific
charge, or the evidence against Uoy. Gle, I
Hs asked Tor this delay, irom 40 intention 90
furnish This charge or evidence. Bnl, liu vii,
ed the rlmors ol which me have heard, 10 b,
Investigated. H. VIA not prepared 10 ,olo
satisfactorily nntl they were lhe Ireasur.
81 VI the GOmmonweallis SINCE The Inst session
NJ lho General Assembly, mad eoumiued dc.
ptedatious upon The publ,e Treasury, mud b.
wished To examine IL the Executive had .Aer.
c'snd a proper vigilance over the Public Trea-
sUry
Mr.. Mason Of X. q. explained why he who
had voted Tor the frat NOTION, should vote A..
gaiilsi This, and also eoia IN i4voi IN favor OF
Nj Giles, Notwithstanding hs expected la.
situations from home. (Wo so uDd.rtooI
Mr. Nj. VINO spoke ~ IA low yoice-Ns are in.
cllaed 10 the beIisi,ihai We mny possibly llava
Misunderstood hun, IN which cisr, va will
gladly r%splain
Mr.. anderson : motion was ncgalived nyes
II. noes IA
The House tiien resolved 10 praered forth
with N tue election, WHEN Nj. Goodo nomi4
mated Wm u Gilns'
AIR ItrrtH, ui Allegheny. nominnled Gen.
John Floyd nj present IN Consicss, hut with
d,ew his name, upon hir. uUi ions stnt,ur.
thai zen. Floyd, Mn passed itfougI, Rich
o'oni n day 0r tu0 slnes, hnd begged him
for Gods sake, moi 10 permit his name TO be
used
There being then no opposition 10 Gov.
Giles, The ballots were counted without further
%'rhnie. ana stood thns-G,lej l17-scal,e.,ug
65-bianka
80 Wm. II. Cite. Esq. was declared daly q
leGted.
On motion ol Mr.. 1erfiH, he committee ~
roads aud navigation were instructed to en-
qh're into III. "hped'ency Of exiandinl the
hnnawhh Turnpike eastN ara, from Coyingtou
10 olaunipn.
MIR WhHe. from the Committed OF Road.
and Nr. Mrts OF Y. g. from tho Committee
OF Privileges and Elections, nude fcporls
,hereirom.
The first report declares reasonable the DC.
ttion oil Saml ii. Siorrow, President oil tho
hnrpshhnnock Company, lud Others, pray.
Ing ior lravu TO %incraasu Ito capital slock u
The company aud the petition OF certain ~.
hab'tants OF Wheeling, paying leave 10 taisl
m"ney b, lo''rfy, for TIE PURPOSE oi building
certain wa,er Wurks.
On motion ui Nh. 3HiH oi Grscnbiier. tho
WV 3hi VI BNsilJt HfIb fH1iTIE.
led Ia enquire unio the eAprdlrncy 6l changing
The TINE Of holding The 5npef,nr Cuali Of faM.
ol Nicholas, aud the t1aarsrrly terms oi hfeen-
hrier, IRON the goGt1a Of June and Aoyem.
beT IL The months 81 May md nliohrr, nnd
thf QphitrIly terms al Pocnhoulss. from lhb
mouths otMsy and Oct 10 Ihr mGnllls al Juno
and Nov.
On motion Of Mr.. .u~cggpson, the Commit
lee Tor Courts Of Jhstlee we're ,nnrueiod TO
enquire into the eApediency of revising she
Ia" concerning tho attendance aud pay Of
Witnesses.
On motion Of Mr.. Nufdaugh, the repor, ~
the conn'ii"c OF Privileges and Ele.i,ons. on
The letter Of John {. Cohoon, sesl. was hid OH
the table.
Mr.. Gord0n from the coinnittne oil courts *
justine. made rel ofis Oh d~lfrrant s%ni.rcls re-.
ierfed 10 them, " which weie GOneurred ~ by tho
tlonse. (WiH be particularly Dulred when
'hey lake the shape olb,lls j
On notion oi Mf. Rne5 oi 4. q. the commit.
ic. ol Claims were instructed 10 engulic into
line espedicncy ri paying the drafts Of ima
Golopris of the dej and list Regiment lot
stands at c%olors, aud TO provide ii general law
Tor such cases.
On motiun Of Mr.. Yaprey. tho coa,miteS
of Claims were allowed 10 riuploy n irnipota.
~ Clrfk until tho regular Cittk De diseDgaged
rom its duties to The Committee af Pr. ,Ieyey
and Elections.
Petitions vera presented by nessrs. Yqp.
eey, .Msg.in5on, R~atheyoord, tifshbgh o.
Fairfax, ChHton, Temple, Datis, uad taper,
ton.
On motion of Mr.. ~ItdtiGcs, the commit,ee
Tor Courts ui Justice were instructed TO .nuuige
into The rxpedieney of reducing tho costs o,
actions Al law, tor Stno or less.
On motion OF Mr.. Morgan, leave was given
=" lting in n bill 10 be entitled, \ bill concer
nihg the Armor,.
ltrlerred 10 Messrs. h~lorenn, Win.
1 H0useriord, HuIienian, itulhrrlo.rd aud Ha.
vie.
MosDAY, DEC. q.
I On motion Of Mr.. Hall. 1870 copies Of III,
. Censts of Virginia Ior the years lsio &-2u
D were ordered 10 be piruted fur ii,s use Of III
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