Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

Ou ai,. Halls motion. &c House adjourned
iii to-naorro~ uiosnn,g, 10 cock.
1hur.day. Ft5. ~.
The Hoa.e passed che iOiiosing engros-
sed bills; Authorizing the trustees vi ihe
town oi Manchester ~ extend the canal author
lzrj to be cut on the oouinen OF tir aid town,
- concei ning the Jsues ,eer Company.
On Nj. kmheriootds motion, Inc Report
FROM ihePenn~n,iury COMMITTEE WAS taken
sp,and the fol owing resolutions we're all Jagged
| TO;
| Resoi'ed, as the opinion ofthe Committee.
tina, ~ 10 rIl,-ai.nt so TO alter the solitary
cells, as ia afford tree vent ation. ami more
efsciualIy 10 prevent I'LL communication among
! the cnnyicis.
| 2. EesDiftf. That the law, wiirh sentences
the prisoners to three nionihs solitary co"iine-
m-ni, on their admission into the institution,
onghi 10 be repeated, and lhst the power 10 ii''
| hict lhIs mode OF punishment on each CONVEX
Immediately before the expiration ofhH term 81
| imp isonInent should be- v"sl"L ia he ouprrin-
| lendenl AID Board oi Directors. vnh ~. re-
| friction that in no case shall It De extended be-
| yond period oil TIRE month";.
s. Res0iusd, That The tailoring business
! should be forever abolished IN the Institution
| tsxeopt far MS shall be necessary for clothing
| the conv,cts. hnd pstiic gnn'dl and thai 'ar
tanning and c,irtying bus'ness should he 'nbsii-
tnied as soon as u eau tie don. consistently VIII
| the public Interest.
| A resolution wns also rend FROM The Prnnep.
tary Committee. upon an enquiry which NJ.
cummliieh 10 them, into the rxI'.''iency OF dis.
| continuing the Prnncnt,nr Store. he c"inni'-
tn report against IT'S sHped,rncv hnd th"f res
oIniion WAS confirmed by the al nse
Mr.. White from the Comn,iitre oil h""dS and
! Internal Navigation repaired several BUS md
re.oiu ,ons- among them, The hill Tor regulating
! III" ialii oi tolls on the kanhwha, With amend
inents
The House then took np the Resolui ms Of
III" COMMITTEE On The ta,i.IHriT Resolu'ions OF
Sou'h aiol,ns aud Grorgis.
Mrsus Hall oil Lancaster and Braxton Of
M'ddi.ses addressed the House IN II vor OF the
itrsoutions AMI Mr.. kerchevnl Of Hampshire
| ~ opposition To then.
! Wien Mr. kc,chcval snt down, Mr. Parker
| II Northampton rose ts move the previous
| question upon the ground that BON sides hal
| been III his opinion, s"iicleniy heard.
Ater a few words from MIR. onddIidgp in op.
! position 10 THIS motion, The question "astak"n
! NY ave, aud NOES. AMI lost, ayes 81, noes lo6.
M Dohdridye them moved to lay the reso
, lniIons Tor this day on the table. lie observed
| that he was desirous oi addressing the House
on the snljec;; aud that he mud the chairman
| of the Committee Mr. Eonde) had agreed 10
| follow each Other bu thai the day was IN,
spent and he felt h',nself ~ much exhausted b,
| the discussion, tina, ne begged indulgence OF ihr
| House nu'H the IporuinR.
After few words from ne,.rs Coodp and
Parker ot Sor,hamp' on He motion OF Mr. ID.
prevailed, ayes ~ noes II
A communication ~as received from the Co
varnor, enclosing certain resolutions OF lhf
James River Cornnanv
Mr.. White, frpm the Committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation, presented report on
the pr'iiion of certain colli.Ts WHO used III.
lames River CHnal--W Inch was laid upon the
iahe.
Mr., Goodr gave notice that he should call M
the AT, TaIifF rcsolullons AT nm earlier honI
than usual Tomorrow morning.
Aud thco III" House adjourned ill 10 morrow
morning ID clock
friday, fcb. 81.
\ communication was received from the Sc
mite,
Also that they bad nassrd the hill. To amend
nd explain an aci 10 rs,-e a sum Of money b.,
.a'cr, tn CONNECT the Stann,on and Jane, ri.
yer TURNPIKE with the Hanawha road at, or
noer. its cas- "rn termination, rAsse 9TH March
1927; And an net " concerning the Frank III
Bank at Alexandria" with amrndmens in
which they requested the concurrence "t IN.
II use. Both OF these bills we're LAID ou the
table.
On motion OF Mr. Ryps off,. George, the
hill concerning the Overscers Of the Poor with
lhe amendments proposed 10y the Senate was IL.
KEN up and the amendments agreed 10.
Mr. Carter from The COMMITTEE appointed TO
rsstnne the Banks presented bill. making ~
the duty oil the Rank ot Virginia aud Farmers
bank oi Virginia, 80 r"port the condition OIL
their Outstanding debts
MIR Gootr called m the report snd Ecso-
uiIons OF the Select Committee on The rrsoIn
none OF South Carolina, in opposition 10 the Ia
rifr.
NJ. Gordon roep and delivered hi, sentiments
~ considerable length and wi mach aalma.
ton and zeal in favor ot the Rrsolufinn'.s II,
Divert upon tile uncoIStltut,onaluy aud psrtix.
and Oppressive operation OF the tariff laws nt
Congress upon Virginia. and the whole South.-
tie denounced the whOe sy.tem AS an usurpa
iion--in violation 10th of the constitution and
OF the principles OF freedom aud equality upou
which our democratic justitu IONS ne founJpd-
as COMBINATION fer the benefit OF moaicd men
al tue Cost, and 10 tn" degradation OF the great
mass OF the people, Il impoverished the many,
I" swell the ovrrerowu fortunes aud powers of a
tew--was. III fact, TIC result finn uncbastpned
ambition spA of political intrigue aud manage.
'uent lie compared Il 10 the banking system
| and drew parable b,twe.n the origin and r..
suits OF both. MIR. &. was fuow ed by
! Mr.. Ryes Of Campbell, who dssenU 4 from
! the n ST resolution and explained ibs rea.oo
| why he Rad changed his opinion on lhe constr
| tuionRlity ofthe s,iH, since the Inst "a i,,o
lie also went pretty fully iulr, the whole 81
Ject--whilst he dissrpted fvNm the pox,,;,n 3D.
! the Iariff Laws were unconstitut,onn -
tested against tue" p"ucy, and noueh t the,