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

f that lie wis not ~ hfsffF NJ w" u'"'t ff"s"
space q, that geailemsn hlled 10 the lion.e, he
hoped he might sasshee eenc'H' proposition
athou, being thought 10 iascnd y personally
| for him he threw back the contempt al the
gen,len,sa With aoofn.
Mr.. Ysrkrr RI pinei
Mes,r ktulon ADD neggiason hfrihff
| opposed the am.n,i.nrni. whenu MS r.Jeetfd
| nv ayes aud nn.s--syes %, noes III
| 1be question. recurring op the amend neni
/ sdopied 90 camrnirie. Of the ~holr. Mr. 1efrils
county pIsnI 10 the original bill Congressional
/ districts
| NJ. DcSarsdge briefly addressed the House
| lie had ~ q tofmer pefiod, declared thai eonn.
~ aud slave representation were equally oh.
norirn to him but n the latter dbl approx.
innate to something like tqa,hiy he should az.
pnsr the snrnimeni of the committee oi the
| whole.
! Mr. EreruR made n lev remark which We
aere not 50 fortunate as To- hear --bo. se
believe ~ fsyor nj the amendment.
| Mr.. Gordon now ofer.d new proita fr
organizing the convention, by graduated county
representation.
Me-. Gosds asked II II in order TO snirr-
tain the proPos, on. ~ another section OF The
bill provided for the choice III one member from
zach eoen'y 10 he Convention
The Chair replied thai il VAS n question Of
coaaHencV wh.eh lhe House must decide and
| not one of order
The qussiioa was then pni bJ ayes and 9pes
and NJ. Gordon's asaeodn,eoi, TeJecicd ny the
| following vote.
AYEs- Hessrs Bailey. Drulnmoud. Gordon,
Nelion, Ellis, Duncan, Clarke. Iapp, Goggin,
Bo,d Ward. Miller of Bot, Dodd,nige,. Id.
einglpm, Ihornbnfg. lliyes of Campoell, Nun.
| ter, Gaacs, Hill. Alpar, Chiffon, Wallace, Stub
/ man. Nmn Of Flusannn, Holland. Galloway
Pack, Pearls. Bryce II. Hail, Bl.,ir, NJ Laugh
, In Of Greeubfier. = nth Of Greeabtier. n =
chrval. Jr., Carssadea, 5eyn.ur, MuIeu, Brown
Of Iinrnou, Williams. Mayo, Ha,vir, Dyer
Morgan, Willis, smith of Kan, Dm az, Alien.
of Lee. W MILAN, BlBnd Camden Dnge,s
straiion. Eilzcy, Powell of Lou. NcCullocn,
81 n'g NC, Watt. Wilson. Caperon, vns
crai5. Kepi. C,oss. 0'Fe'rell. R,vcs, j.. OF Mel.
son. Nlrggm.on, kelly, Read, Parr,ott, fnz.
| ugh o Ohlo, 10 .. of frndlrion, Dice. WITCH
o. Walton, Mile, vi Pow. Allcn oi Preston,
znn Nacr, f,ier II T. " D,peare. Whne
Of Knckhridee. Moore. M'Mshpn. Clme, \
lexander of Russell, NJ Farlane of Russell, Car
son Minor, George, Deskins. N Coy. Ia hfam.
| Cummings kller Snen ~ of Wood 1av
funer, Saunders. SIanger Nay, Rutherford -
Iol.
Nnns --NIcssr, B,nlts tSnenkcr,) P.rsingerj
| fsrr,lI; B,uk.r II Anrii7 Jeier 1rinat II .
BeIdy lvulter Bocock ; Y tnccy Everett j. !.
thilds; Parker OF Caroline Christian al {.
Guy: Tyler OF {. Guy Richardson Of Char
lone; Johnson Of Chest. bu f,oi; Turn r
MILLER OF. Camp. Fitzgerald; Wynn Of Da.
w'd', ; Bnls,enn Way Booker OF T., Guy /,
Upshew oi fsssey pnls; Caalem,n. ir.. Ma
son III Fred. Smith of tilou Bdlups Spen
Ger Of Grsrnssie, f,llar; Scott: Goodaii :
VIM" OF Iianoyef ilollemani Alkius N nf |.
lof WIGHT Cole; ii,chard,oo ofJ Cry; Pr
lard OF kng aud Queen ; Upshaw ofking nj
Q6e'a Mason Of K. George oldham Pollard
, fixing VIM ;G'.gury Iceland; tail; KIM.
brough; Johnson ot Lpus Street N Fsrand
Of Lun.nhnrg finksi H"igms Braxton A
icx,odor OF Meek, q 1ode : Scgar Booth: 60.
hoon Nurdaugn Chrisliau % Nov Ken: NJ
Lanshio ~ Nicholas: Warden: Manning /:
Parser Of Northampton B,sye: Harding /:
Anderson Of Mott, Davis; Voolfolk Tatum i;
Adams Acbogsu GilIla ID. Ola. Dupuy, An
d"rson Of Z. H., Nnodhouse. Ward. Temple
Rv's al i, Geo re. Carter Barnes. Martin.
| Nor ls'v", Lowell. Goodwin, GriiBn Of South
amp an, Powell of Sponsp wanna Cook, Ford,
Roio. D,lsrd. Epprs, Brown OF Warwick,
Newton. h"ngsriord. shield, Griltin of York.
3dg.ay Mouday --lo2.
MI. Erfrst tnosed 10 amend the bill, hy gs.
ago Wioches 81 and stanaon, one member
each.
/ Mr. Dodirigie moved 10 adj. whcellag.
| fredericksburg aud Lynchbnrg but the mo
lou was declared not IN order.
| Mr. Jones of fo~hatan believing ihat by
| DELAY an acceptable bill could bs carried
moved TO lay the Llll for the pIeseat, gu the Ia
| BILE.
| .1ir. TerriH opposed the motion. and il was
! supported by Mr. Gordon when the question:
beng put. the vote stood, ave. lOl, noe. 20 -
SO the bill Was LAID on thu table.
| Friday, Jan "a
| The bill 90 suppress incompetence NJ Camp
MeetIn $, came un on the secoud reading. M.
| Over m"vrd an ndehnitc osipOnement, which
was opposed by sIesms Nnncpy, Parker OF
Caroline, Miller Of Cumberland and ia ndeo,
and carried IN the negative, IL hsn the hill was
| committed On motion of Nj. Dblbcare-Mr
| fancey moved the reference ola petition from
| n number OF his constituents to the Cofam,tee
| hhvog received II Too late to offer 10 the llnnse
Mr. Hves Of = George oiierrda resolution
declaring Il expedieni Ia appoint reporter so
| the House. lie complainsd OF the manner IN
| which his remarks OF the da, betuIe hal brcn
reported lin smother paper oi this city, aud ex-
plaiued what he had said. THIS motion gave
rise 10 proiTacied conversation IN which Mes
srs R'ves oi y. George. Miller OF Powha,an
| Mason Of h. George, Christian OF Gu. CITY,
| and smith ot k,uawha,4 took part. II WIS
! stated that there would be difficulty Ia better
ing the condition OF thing, in this respec,-and
that the Reporters. when they had made mn,
mistake ot the views of gentlemen, had ,hown
the greatest aaorlty m correcting them--sever.
nj Of these gentlemen bore testimony 10 this
ttao'.
Mr. Rves said in explanation Of the induce
merts 10 Offering the resolution that he was
placed by 'he repor, inn ridiculous attitude be-
| fore the public, saving what he did no, say
and advancing opinions which he did net enter
tain and though, that upon such a question rs
| Ills II was desirable Ia The members OF that
''ouse, il their remarks we're TO go out al all
me, should be correctly given.
/ Several motions were made to lay the resoln-
I ion on the table, and ~ ,thtrawn, and To post.
p"nr IL indefinitely. Mr.. Rves al length with
drew II.