Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
Mr. Thompson proposed 10 iii i, witt, %.
Mr.. Th6lnpson replied to MI. Siannrd.

o,, Mr. Mercer moved to amend the parae,ahb by u,
ed by hr" "''r "''n' VI, y N'z''f
! 'fhe motion was freed to-
me question ON striking out the Whole para. rapi
WAS negaiived
Mr.. Leigh moved to strike out from the word
nut ana 10 insert substitute which he afterwards
| r. thln"d Tor the purpose of recuSiin- il.
MI Leigh made some explanatory rema r,s in SIM.
port ofhs motion.
AIR Stanara moved to- strike on, tho words sand
patton Of
The amendment was agreed TO.
mr Aercer novel to amend the resolution bv stri-
Niiig out the words sane Of tchih sta nat be crpire
agreed to, AYES 81
me Question concurring III striking ont the
Whole paragraph. put.
MT. Leigh asked the ayes and noes
ne nl"i ~ Was aMr-ed To.
Hir Green moved to Ill The blank with %.
Mr iisompsou moved to 81 with ~.
The motion OF Mr.. Green was neratived-tyee
IL. Noes 49,
Mr. D"ddrdge proposed to Sill the blanl, with s.
MIR. Thompson withdrew his motion.
MIR Stauard moved % fill hc blank with 90.
The motion of MIR. = annrd WAS decided in the
atitnia'Nr-Ayns II, Noes ~. The Chair voting
in the atiirm4tive
Air. Mercer moved 10 strike out the words ..o,
rent"
AIR Mcrcer withdrew his motiau.
Inc question on striking out the whole parn grapi
Wa taken and negativcd Ayes ~, Noes 81.
Ahe next paragraph VAS read and it was MOVED
to strike it ou.
Air Leigh moved TO insert The words "to the a.
mount ut utlcr the word ''year."
lie said lie lad no intention of renew mo the, dis
chHSl"n lie explained the nature OF lis mott II.
Mr. Leigh asked the aye. and noes on this Question.
he motion was agreed 10.
Hr, FhZ!ugh said nc hid voted on The QUESTIONS
before the House. with peri; Ct indifference.
lie frppnsci snhs itue. n! said &c would not
pres ut The present Ee. but rarely offered il to
the Conyen'iun
Mr.. Leigh aid it was absolutely impossible 70
settle the right OF suffrage, without some specitrn-
lions. ~ they desired - make il universal, there
was nothing more easy than To do so
AIEs-Slrssrs. Jones, 3. w leigh, Sam! T'ay.
!or Giles, BrodnaX, Dromgoule, Alexander, Gooie
hiafsiiai, Tyler, \ .cholas, Johnson, Mason Trcz
want, Claiborne Urquhart, Randolph, VIM. Leigh
Logan, Fenable, ?. p Barbour, SIanard Ilo!lndiy
t1-zhugh, Roane, WIn. P. Taylor Murrn, ei.rnett
): - Harbour, Scott, Macrae, Green, TnzewcU Low
all, prentis Grigsby, DruncIi, P,asInls, Bates
Neale, Coulter, Ro,e-i2
Nofs.-Messrs Clopton, Anderson, Cofinau IIar
rlson, Wll'iams"n, Baldwin, NJ Coy, Moore, BcIrne
Smith, Miller, Baxter, Madison. Mercer. Henderson
Osborne, Cooke, T"wel, Grsrs, Nay!or, Donaldson
Boyd; Fendleion, George, Brazilian, Edward Camp
bell Bycrs, Clcyd Chapman, Mathews Og!csby
Duncan, Laidicy, Summers, Sec, DoddriLyc. Morgan
Alexander Campbell. Wilson, William Calupb.ll
Clayton, Saunders, Townes, Cabel!, Merlin Stuart
G"rdoa' Thompson. Music, Ioyncs, Bayiey, Ups.ur
Parrin-53
AIR. Stanard proposed to anauJ tho 18th pararrapI,
as follows, with tax assessed on property owned
by bun"
The ayes and Illrs were as ke,l Il nd ordered
AYEs-SIsS.rs Jo,as, f. " Leigh $ favlor ties Broad
max DromHo pole hexanrs uode Marshall tyler Nicholas
BALDWIN Johnson, Mason, rrezvan Claiborne, UIq,,ar
tioladay, Grisg Pende"n, tome, W r. rayor, Norrs
Gaf., J. ba;honI Scott Aiacrae. Green, farewell, Prem
Coatef-il D"''' '''1'e' nose
Noks-slessr CIoPror, anderson Cofnan Harrison VIII
HANSEN MCoy Aioo:e Femme, SMITH Miller, Baxter Aacii
Mercer, Fuusi Henderson,. Osborne Cooke Pow y,
Mason Nayof donaldson, Boyd George, M'llnn ( Camp
bell byars, Cioyd Chapman Mathews, OsIe>hy, Duncan
Ladey, Summers, See, Doddrn!gc Morgan A. Ca,npbelI
!son, Loyal w CanPe, CiayIcr, Saunders Cahei Mar
! siuT, Perrin52.
| The amendment was negatred.
The question on striking out the 18th paragraph was
Put. and on The motion of Mir. Morgan il was taken
, by calling the ayes and noes.
Ayrs-AIesss Jones. w Leigh s TAYLOR Giles Broad
Jbhnson, Mason, Frrzvant, Claiborne Urpias, Randolph
w Leigh, Logan, penable, Madison r. r. Bafhour Sranard
Holiday, Roane w Taylor, Norris Gaine,, J ; Bar.
hour Scott, Alacrae, Green, lazewei loyal Icniis Cr,.v
Bates, Nealc Rose. Coai,or--.l0
N"Es-Mrssrs Cnpo", Anderson, Cotiaa Harrison VII
hanson. BALDWIN. MCoy, Moore. Bene smith Miller Bax
ter Mercer. FrShugh, Henderson, O,f,one Cooke Powell
M'NIian, Camprll, Byars, Cloyd, Chapman Mathews
Osesby Duncan Ladny Summers, See Doddridge Morgan
Towncs Cabc! Martin stuart, Peasants Gordon TRom,son
Alasse Joyncs, Bay!ey, Reed, Upshur rerrin-56
The question was nCralvcd.
The question to amend the proviso By s;riiuo ont
the clause in brackets, proposed.
The motion was agreed TO
The question ON concurFing with tie Committee
carried.
Mr. Leigh moved to strike cut Of the resolution
from the word thai to tie word "provided," and in
sert in lieu thereof, substitute.
Mr. Mason moved that the Convention adjourn
Mr. Wilson wished 70 propose Ii substitute il III or
der, for tho whole report.
Mr.. Leigh said he would Withdraw his proposition
to enable Mr. wilson to propose the amendment, he
contemplated.
The motion that the Convention rise, vas mega
tvcd--Ayes d, Noes ii.
TIE FAIR.
The ladies Of Richmond who take deep and IN
firing interest i'll the Female Orphan Asylum, hay C
again adopted this popular Iuodc of making collcc-
tons for This institutions 1t will be recoected that
last winter similar mode resorted TO. and sue
ccssUliy obviae the necessity Of Ladies travers-
ing tie st, Gets oFths city to make collections We
hope like result VIII be oblaiued BY the present at
tempt. We a'e Informed That the present Fair has