Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

considerations would sa Die linn from roi Ir .a..c,s V,"
defence OF the propositions lie would beer, wtn
iefee that Tive tomn:.iCc rise n order TIA, nh, ,c,,s ="
snnsid have had tine opportunity give views I' I
W , nov c"ife 4niseli to REMARK The an,,
objection clscw here this nendn,at has been
supeirrsaory The Legislature power in he ,r, -
The Legislature ri.h, 10 imcorrorns ,ii
sno % As meley expresses that the Legislature sni TO-
se ,hs law y s do not = nn" present An
you"ge ana ' san Sya,"I S'a,s, saes yas
s,fa ss"f %!' :'s so s 5;
' ass 9 would I1 be- ao 20 h s,s AND @
r",s p1m M H., n road companies and classes Of ie
aion to rs ne a G ,a ad%s the ey Of
60 b ye % ny en- ':e on The ground mat they conliav
no"i or should not the power ncorpna,sor %
i" sSc Me ns;'Tn open TO constant discussion in the ieais
sa;.na he denied lie say to The Epi.conoi ..s
Vsna e mainly owing The standing Of RE
Ho,, &c They all have their inlrrce on, The n,;e,
We had been told that ueigonee 20 oai
lie hoped heeioic that there would dsposi,on 10 o
soiuo" provides Nc referred case OF an ;Si, ms
direction ne d utnns Tor want Of Incorporation The
neps'uai had been answered. Is arpehended thar 49,
is no; The least danger There not one eleventh aye uhee
nd , wien belongs TO any particular religious ercI
ioseious ona Besides, even this small prorn,,; 70 pre-
i'sefs odious, the examples oibe nahh IS IN
sy iat there is no ground for apprehension of such
nr 1AMpni' said the gentleman ove,rr
ouh ", e OF religious establishments lie VA
pT,.sons o. religious sen'naes He vas oppo.t 20 T
tribute for religious purposes the in spsr o. to- 80,
ns o TO give compulsory powers contributions m
MIR BaoDaAx said the reverend or righ, reverend
o "a, IN ms ssS tendency which he never had @
,ai e are necessary He did to argue a,
were for The n,r,p se a TO The argument thar their eooa,o
! sio was guarded against by the Constitution N' ~ MI
j" 1ls negative negative. '"'''"'"e"'' nH' aef'aee
me commi!5se then took resolution as follows
!, ifeSolred, That no bill atalndcr or x,os
Jaw nprms the Obligation Of contracts o,b, to he passe5
comnee proceeded conder the IN e":on pns s e
rube ,. t nat private properly ought taken l6
= No proposition being made to amend this resolution, M
"Ry 'T T to consider the 18th resolution rs oW
m ha the members of the Legislature s. r,ci,
r1, is Ssvices compensation, asceai,r bS law
compensation of 'ne,irs the LEGISLATURE siS,
have en OF 's next annual session after the said w iry
. 'hY.o, on the superstition that there anacefdeniS
hv srhing ont , % g" tins resolution e a,iei IL
iinetlcen'eut" III the line 's Vac " 'iu .'eS~-.
MIR CHAIRMAN sad he had offered the resolution and cx,
cd The reasons which had INDUCED him to nScr, % T
next sosson His object Legislature y.i;c ~
10 % benefited ought 10 have opportunity ni rr,p,;, u.s.
ac' should 1t be rendered expedieu by The onnims ~ 49,,
1 mr. MAstoa thought unnecessary ,noh so far ahead
decided !" the was then .aAen O." the motion auend au
.nets DenS no further proposition ancnd the Con,;ce
"c1eded TO consider the 18Th resolutions which as lv
1 whsh he shall have been elected be appointed 10
o the nu. under TINS State which shall creare
VI me e'ioiuneits ct which shall been pcra sod nr,
.cn except such offices may filed by elrcIinnsi
the 1 Pe" taso''on. e''t'''''' y
! oeen now gone Though, 'a''S
Dir OonnRIDoE then that the Committee take ~ ,t
Al solution to which he had offertd an amednsm ~ w
was aid on the table for further consideration 0
; f oSefS sal he thought that to leave this sub
MY DoopnIDoE said his only object was TO off: an a,psn
"e en ~lch might he considered not,
me resolution was then taken up and MIR Do,nr,,cr ,
/ united his amendment as follows - 49, iN'H s""'
! "Second resolution second line :. H. ,.,,,u
tne END OF the resolution insert sin the war is3s a
10y 'et, year thereafter and upon every such census lc
ana also upon the taken under ,he an,
ot'he u States appor,ionmcn, Of '
VIC e, according to the principles declared in the freeoinr
lh me state OF the population shall have 50 chanord
as 10 render the necessarily and ,,on svs,,,
| idIns ior the purposes OF taxation " 70
Does42. i"e" now Fise-aycsa %
nc Committee then rose and reported progress
Inc proposition presented by Mr. Go.ton Vas ordered 20
Yhe proposition of Nh Doddrdoe 20 amend g. .,..
concerning the census, ordered to be printed " "
6.Id -, b osen the following resolution, which as &C.
W he Committee OF the Whole, ordered 10 bo nrn,r
HeSofced That all lands slaves and borra. LII
these snb, d m assessment of their value that one Of
snail he taxed separately the other two and
una, whsn taxed tue shall he charged aud levi
The Convention then Adjourned Ill, 10 n,orrou At y .
TTURsnAY, November &c.
Ihe Convention resolved itself iuto r,c,rrn;,,o, -
the Whole, Mr.. POWELL in the Cbair ~
On motion of Mr.. MAca4E Tho pe,or, rs ,.
Ne committee, as nmcrdcd in tie Commit
tee Of the hole, with all the smelulents proposed.
10 the said report, and also all TIE ,1Lor ,not -
the Select Committees with their arncTd,ant :"
ordered to be printed WIZ
The question pending when the Committee n,,
Yesterday being Tie second resolution oil The Lrrl
lutrve Committee, viz: " -
"ReSoiced That a census of Tho ,,orui,,: r. a..
otetc' or tho purpose ofapporoninp repro, cn,,tion -
nouu oe taken IN the year 1881, the year tsj5 an -