Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

incident TO human naturc. man who is a lessee
and who payshs rent Is as independent of his land
ord as me landlord isoi him. aud would be unfair
10 exclude 30 essees because 10 out of hundred
so unfortunate to be under the influence of thor
landlords. Reference also made TO other States
Of tho Union, which had extended tho rirht of suS
iragc, and no evil had resulted from such
MIR. DoDDRIDGE, followed Mr.. Joynes i'm yerv I,c;d
exposition Of the distractions which had occurred in
Kentucky; and the causes IN which they had oripns
ted Mr. COOKE then moved to amend he resolution
by striking out all otter the words csoved tlls, and
10 insert The following "that the right of suflra~e
should DO extended to NIL such ENJOY il, and
=, which proposition was laid on
Tho table for consideration to-day.
In the JUDICIARY COMMITTEE yesterday. AIR Scorr
moved to amend the amendment which on motion of
Air. Thompson of Annie. st was engruited upon his
resolulio on The preceding day, by striking out the
SHOULD The two Houses, IN any case, fail TO
concur in the election If Judge utter --------
the Governor shall forthwith decide he elacion bv
appointing one OF the two persrns who frs; recc -
ed majority of votes in iho IIouscs in which they
were respectively voted f1r."
Tho motion decided in The nepa,ivc
Mr.. TANARp then moved to anon tho rrSolnfion
ny striking ont The words ''8fer -------- the
Governor shall forthwith" and inser,i ing the words
during The session. the Governor slail decide the
election
And th's proposition To uinend MAS carried in the
affirmative
The resolution tiris amended, anI which is the
third IN the series. reads thus:
"RGSotred, That the Judpcs Of The ;'orr, of i,no,l
anu superior ConIts, except Justices of the County
Courts and the aldermen other rslrat OF Cor
poratin Courts, snail be elected by the concurrent
vrte OF both houses OF the General Assembly. each
House votin" separately and nnvng neaui - on the
other. and the members thereof voting ura roreihe
votes N the members shall be entered ia the Journals
OF their respective III 'uscs. Should the two Houses
IN any case fail 10 concur in tho election Of u Jndre
during the Session, the Governor shall decide
The election by appointing OF the two per-
sons who first received majority OF votes n
the Houses IN which thcy respectively voted tor
bu, # Any vacancy shall occur during tue recess of
the General Assembly the Governor. or other person
pertaining he duty Of Governor. may appoint per-
son 10 Gil such vacancy wli, shall oniinue in Office
until The end OF the next ensuing session of tie Co.
neral Assembly"
GA motion Of Mr. MENNIs, the Committee tlen
ordered the resolutions TO be reported TO the Couven-
ton.
In Tho Committee on the RtIL or RiaiIrs. a series
OF thirteen resolutions, Offered by Mr.. CLorron on he
ltth instant were rejected. the ground that tins
committee had no jurisdiction over the sub scts ein-
braccd in them.
The following is correct copy Of the Resolution
offered by Mr.. Wilson on Monday, and adopted by
the Committees:
'ReSoired That no title of nobility shall be- created
or granted; and no person holding office of pro-
ut or trust, under the L under any kirr prince
or foreign state, shall hold any office under this
State"