Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-28

"e EXECUTIVE Tie would prefer giving The sppon,ns power
n Senate to be increased Ia he U. States Senate
nave , an example When the -"r Of "Ppon"en, was s'e'
answered that purpose then, better tan Tia. donn
The question of MIR DoDDs,oo,
to amend aud decided IN the 81 So
Mr. moved. he had gwen notice OF his in,en
10 do TO an,cnd resolution by striking on, nil A..
inserting the iolo~ my substitute
the Senate rrsa,d ai he nad to ,.so w % N
Senate shall consi, OF thirty members and shall have IN.
same Leg s,vc power ia e" respects of Dele.
gates, aud all appointments the situation, 10 h
b,nce: al the legislature shall by vote
Mr. Scorr sad that tailoring under an iniiso,op It would
10 useless IN his siua,un a,eup, mo dscusson
aud IA sen'euen had doubt up their minds he would
ALLOW the question tn Ice taken
ne question was 'rn takcn aud the amendment mega
uved-ay.s 81, noes 54
The question t.n amendment Of Mr. Plea.
Ms JoyNEs moved the "a number no.
e%csscd,ns aud to insert in lieu ,he,c1, 80 "
Inc Question was then put on the amendment to the amend
"g,, and decided in the ega',ve-ayes4 ~, noes 81
Nir' SUMMERS then moved to I'LL the blank '33"
Mr. snoDSAx, with "4G," and
Mr DsDnRIDGE with al
Mr. UrsnuR distinctly Sclare his to form some
constitution which would b. agreeable people, he
dispose, ia favor of such distribution of the eis
t'Se p"we wo"dg ul security the East, wnpd
" Voe or any proposition which did nh Considerable
decrease the senate Gentlemen ought grant security
a we desire, and ms will I've satisfactory tie wished for
:one'hns which would afnrd them vie,v secri,y
Every feeling m ms heart urged hn Oh ,,
e" amcahe footing lie mad uust friendly
al
op"on bu' aUouSh ne was sure II was not meant, he
mus, be permitted 10 say nothing mere
mockery tn tell them that there could b.
~ present nu 'oer 81 the senate Nhe an extended bai o
representation adopted for the House of Delegates there
,eers tn be an intention the part gentlemen
sie to make the Senate lutte of check possie Even
those who wish To meet gentlemen the ground
most kindly disposed, could with the gentlemen
other side, unless satisfactory security given Tie
suisfac,ov 10 hmtwIinh :, m n n" "ene wnsm was
be h1nny h.
conscentously advise his tonstu.
ton But IL the House of Delegates WINE
population, while the limited TO "a
he could not tn his constituents aud tell them
sufficient security against the abuse of rower Aud if the
genieneu the other side persist they IN
dave their best friends from them lie wished Senate 20
consist OF i3he would So hut II. could not
rec o a less number
MIR. DooDsp"l said he hal gentleman wold I've
glad tn g" home, after attaining such Constitution wish
ell and to recommend TO his constituents hut Vt hi, object
To srnh Constitution which prnnr would no,
the lac had 10 Via, event Tie
people are already represented III tire Senate white
Cniet the existing povon that after the there
<. ne" anpn''"hme"' according To the population
We stand right an lint branch We have hitherto been
equally represented IA the House nf Delegates We agree now
l the evil should hc redeSscd IN the House Of Delegates
at the same time take om the people what given
10 them M the Senate in l8l6o the Senate effect
into House Of Delegates with three Ghs Of
"a the oasis aud the originating bills. The
ncn wi only have change sides because away
lie worse than i before
MIR BALDWIN aid the If gentleman from Ch,s.
ihcd would he IN place W" engaged in
oLconpFom>e There excitement abroad winch is iu
H. hose who in favor ri white pou, branches
anu those who IN favor of the compound
the amendment without committing themselves hy their
lie desired fit were order To lay the resolution
lSnt on the table, with the resolution
Is To the basis the House of Delegates They
buh taken up together aud he hoped thar should
10 the discussion of them spirit of u
promise, aud with disposition higgc
those who demand security, have fully aud fairly
them ny increasing the number the Senate Unless
better acquainted with paa proceedings should tug
gcst better he would lay the resolution
amendment the table
Mr. Mtnctn suggested tina, hes, mode nigh,
amend the resolution Of the gentleman ion foochland
adding to the resolution respecting the basis IN the House
Delegates
MIR BALDWIN expressed his hope that the proposition would
be laid on the table
MIR NAyLoR opposed 90 gong on i. the dark The
gentleman from Northampton (Mr Upshu had asked of
take compromise which he disposed offer Let FIRST
know what is the gentleman has oner-et have
knowledge Of what receive for the price which he
has stipulated.
Mr. BALDWIN then moved that the Committee rise and the
question being decided in the Affirmative, Committee
and reported progress
The Convention then adjourned to meet 10 morrow at II
O'Clock.
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