Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

~ cav them ~ before ths con'en "n ~
ai.res. Il Of
81. Brariea having entered tmto sisess.'ea
NJ the merits Of the tesois'ioa, Nj. Bho~s WIN.
drew u,s mutton ferlsy,ng On the table.
Mr.. Brarion .rtac-eacd 10 depfeea'e the
osusse OF p,oef -nts ,hdieaied by the ,ssosh-
an. " ma, ~'uaid ne tie earct RI entertaining
,..se resc4t, f,sus npuding the convention oili
~. ,iistrscl n,embers with = variety OF pepo-
IT, After so much time had heen eons"n,
- n, ,,sc,isstrg the bill We w"Ie now 'oa,
-r,sa,,r ..rsp.le men ieund tna they e"u,o no'
,,,,,cu,r thu ptrci,e bill that they "'sheal maj
~. Icr,lature had M ppscr over me s"'y's''
~, r allalled IN strong itnr""ge' 10 'ef
s..,,rp ANTS and ndigntiian OF me Pf'P'F, NJ
the ,,rr anil money c'ns'''ne "a lons speeehes.
Me- Dro,rn would ma enter nj" 'ie me- ~
or,he resolutions. lie "'ahra w INV 49,
-, -, =. The e.idenee ofi,s opiaiaas On The
state Of thugs nos esiso"g
u, f,fiasss nj lie nf Wight. captured
-. II "a. fhai the gentlo'nan ION Hsui'nn
ii Uncovered thai thu Legislature had ~
-, ser thi, subiactf Was II since the
Yn,ss Of y.ster lay Every propoaiion abb
matted. bad fs9 ttred The propie 70 vote, anu
IN. Gentleman from Harr'son had voted IN ma
~ ~ ,l,,,n. VA II MT Singular. that he
land nou "a. hat the General A. 'emhs had
-, ,,,,ye, over the sihlecli Tie hough, that
me old adsge that the /" csse benz al red, I.
.,r,lthc case applied ihe een'emon would
-,o,e f3r a bill that suited him, but ahsn he dn'
tovarrd that suniies we're 10 be represented
even lid William burg Inc "as II epin,on that
,Le Ier;.lst.re haJ ~ power 10 pas. law
tCthe trend, afs convention chnr. SUI Nj a
90 de,,,, the hill be II so--th" responsib,ey
,,nlI he ~ them, aud not on - opponent
,ho we're will ng 10 grant f'rihtics
Al, Rroeu Tended hmself irom the fhsrge
ous,.teney. The re silent from LIE oi
styieb, had sad that tine bih for taking the
rr,se Of the p.olde. was impcr5iirc ~ IFS Ian
.,ae.. and ina, he. (Mr. Il had voted for II.
IA. was mistaken IN the character Of tht bull
,,w,. moi imperative on the people II com.
s,,oded ,sderd the SHERIFF. o jpcn poll, and
he Gill nrlf con eded hat ~ Leg'sla'n IRE Ind
a,,horify over them. Asto the other char2s.
,nf his ing Cor diffsren, propositions before
chs House, he hal merely chc.e.' between ~.
-,rl n on ,.itians |, dill no follow hal he af-
,,ro,sJ .i,her He hal nnw Tor the 1rst nmr.
declared hi. views and the eenileiasn might
have doac him the Justice TO wait ssi see II
~ vote wonld conform to his principles
Mr.. NAV renewed the motion 10 lay ON the
tole.
mr. nan moved 10 pos,ronc them mdeaailc.
lv H.. caud see no nse ~ Vfuoc on ins same
rropnsnisns day after day, and aaur alter
hour.
MIR. f,gir while Ne approved tha resoln-
liou an re - the hill, st uud " the neccs II Y
OF votsg fnr poatponcment. Vic felt lnm,rli
vannni.hed by the Yates Of the Hour. aud
GOULD Weld lie thought there was moe dill
ference In sonni than ~ hnbsth"oe, bet"t' ~
-, oc,sdhig hy hll ar by resolution. HE de.
~, a that the Convention bill II passed, was o
;r,. prnpefly speaking. When the people nc
A ut.ftfl s1 In lien
oonsdrra lnu AID yslihhy Of law. We es-
pressed the hope That however constituted, The
tcsvtpt ton wo,di ia Justice.
Mr.. naaeap SAID he should vote against y ~.
,ponrnirnt. aud If doomed t. perish. pc, .h
sword 10 hund.
NJ. Rires uf p George, Wide he wn. in In.
vor al psssi u an act - orsanlEe convection.
was npps,, a 10 re resolution. lie was on.
posed 10 the hass oil slave representation, and
10 recommending II the ,Nople an extension
Of the sgh, Of outrage. II more f,eehold.r.
were pcrmtled IL vair, parties would he lnrm
cd 10 -vers county district, OF tfcehhlders -
pon-frcehoider, 4, 60 ~ the convention. II
had been said thai the non ftSehuld"fs were a
majority fihe fact WAS true, II followed that
by ndp,ting ihem TO vote. the government
would he placed IN the hands OF niose sho did
not pay taxes.
Mr. May aug rs'cd the pulley 10 the mover.
or withdrawing his resolutions AZ present, TO
await thu fate Of the hill Hs should be clnd II
they we're kept IN rhScrve while II they were
now pressed he should be Compelled 10 yoie
COR the,r postuo m"nt.
Nj, Brow. IN reply sad that the reasons
assigucd be The gentleman ftom Petersburg
.sprp hose which ought 20 prevail on tie
Muuse. 90 take the cont.s he Wished, aud ay
thrm tnr the present on III. table
The Question was then taken on the inde6
mite posippnement, and carried in the aflifna
tive. be - es aud noes ayes i22, noes 81.
On motion ~ Mr. Doid,idge. the CONVEX
ton bail WIS taken mp.
Nr. Terrii moved an amendment In the bill
flsug the tmr Of cho.ine lacnlb,rs Of Canven.
ticu On the same day aih the elections Tor
uIrlnbe OF Assembly
Mr. Doddridge said If thus amendment 10
which he wasopposrd. did not prevail he should
povet' make the time OF election, The last Mon
Jay in MAY
Mi Upshdp of EsscK declared his purpose
if the amendment VA rejected. 10 move that
the time of election be fixed for the NAV
courts. He Thought IT important that the
people sh luld uoi he requirci 90 vote for
members al the same time that they choose
.msmUctS af congress and Of the grae.al NJ.
srmhiy.
Nj Craig supported the smrndmcnt.
Mr.. Rpyts dccdedls opposed the amend.
men, ana urged tue necessity of giving the
people tul Time to ieliect upon the subject mud
90 deliberate upon chotee OF representative in
the cUnVeni,ou.
The amendment was agreed to, ayes 10 noes
IS.
M. 1trriH then moved M amendment. r,s-
'ttic'inc the choice of members To such as pos
Ssss the qua ious al eutherS nj the uause