Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
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CONVENTION BILL.

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Ht Dr. rer addressed the 5suate % h- CO.
sen,,aa 81 IT, approved aeilher MIR Dad /,
nar Nr VI rsans mrnl.n"ai-b1t pf-,e,ret
NJ N,rsa,s
When NJ. praper closed rhs qnr.tiln was
takep on the aoptlon pf the amendment prop"s
81 ~ Nr Da1e aud i VA, di,a. feed to b, the
Ilous5--afes ~ no.. II
Inc ave, AID ne. ou t,at question b''ng re-
qni,e1 by II. Norg ~, an1 SECONDED by Nr
Dale wee II. lollep.
A.es-ir.sr, D,yId ~. ratt.nn. Noe.
Watoa. Pre- u Rsthcrcd Char =. Tutirr
Joshua Osborn. Aug STING C. smith Jo.ep
Draper. ! 1hn / AHA Charles s. Morgan aud
Tsiu II FL pa.-lD
NO+. Me, -. vi liam e. linlr tsprakrr)
Ssm.rl rsylar. G.e,es c. D,ppug"olr. Johh .
Cinptan, Jnrp \ Mason ios"pn WYATT. Law
rencr I D,dr, Dsnci +. Slaughter, Jnhn II
3 .ruatd Joseph &. Ctbii Juseph MARTIN.
Isnrs Saunders. 81 Lesrr l.. Garter, and Wm
IDnrs II
After which, Nj Taylor nos 81 10 amend
Nj lbadc's amendment by striking on, that
pnrt uh,ch permitted non.Geeholders to vote
H. dened the r,eh, ofthe legislature 10 sane.
tian "a the oil ~. conducting slrctiuns the au-
IipriY u trcrivc tue v"tes 81 MN. ftsrhold' -
and atgu'd against the eIpcdlency al any
time.
Nj Dadr rrp'ind couirovr,ing Air. Tav
n = pp.ittnn, tasmip Adsac ting the rig
n ,d cIppdlancv of embracing -. large a portion
al the v,OmG.ry nf the cpnutry tue bDHc aud
sins,r II III. lanl IN tie fangr al tiiS privilege
~ could ir embraced, according TO the Ian.
/ guste ~ ihe bill Of r'gits
/ NJ Allen tplluHci on the same side 30 did
Mr. D nam.
| Nj 1aylor replied.
| NJ tabell lhcn rp.e IN support of Nj. lay
/ lor'S amrudmeni. Nhru he closrd,
Nr Patterson rose. aud advocated The exieIl-
ton at 'hc ,ir u, of suffrage.
| The bill WIS laid upon the table, and then the
! senate adjourned
YEsrEnnAY-Oh Mr. Tavlars motion The
! Iill t." ofganiie Convention" was agaiu IA
ken up. when the Discussion wa. resumed upnn
thr amcndni nj Offered by Mr. Taylor 10 Alr
! bides amenimsnf IN the IiiIl proposing fhai
thu votes II certain upn-f e.holders sbOuld br
! iakou.
! Nj slaughter unlimited his views in support
Of Nj Dade's amendment.
lie Ma. followed by Mr.. Dromgoole in oppo
sI,on,
The vote being taken stood thus:
AfES-MesIs Hot, (Sp'akerO TsvIor
f''"E f"ft ti'P'oH, hldhhN, NNd'l, do'll
Marin Carter aud Jones 10.
NOES - NESTS Patterson Walton, Ncther
ed. Hurley. Dade Osborn. Smirh. Draper, Al
len, Slaughter, Morgan. Fulton. BERNARD, Saun
lers. ~
! The question then REQUIRED upon Mr.. Dadrr
amendment Ia the origiual Bfll-ihe amend
Imen' was advocated Nv Mr. Dade an oppo ,e,
by Messrs. Draper aud Allen aud upon IN,
question. the vote stood Tor the amendment
against it 81, thus:
! AYES-Me.srs Dade and Bernard
kOES-Messrs. Holt. (Speaker.) T,ylnr
Drnmgoole. Clopron, Par erson. Walton. W.th
cred, Mason. Wyatt. TURKEY. Osborn, smith
/ Draprr, Alien. Slaughter. Morgan Fulton
Cahrll. Martin, Saunders, Carter aud Jones
%.
II turned out that tn frcnds of one Of Mr.
Died s proportions, were opposed 10 the o,her
aud rice rerFn.
! Alt.r thus. amendments were offered bv Mr.
Ias Tor, taking IA substance the lst section o
VI. Radc', plan and Nv Mr.. Arn proposing
dis net plan, according 10 the census 81
ls2U.
The Senate adjourned without coming to any
decisrun.