Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-08

tra tow a less representation, will IN ew &c emu
their ratio of and delegation may require TO he
reduced These defects he intended place the power of
tine Legislature to remedy His county would benefited
by such prov on this but the great counties which lie al
the font OF the Ridge 1.-THE of 1880 should
ne expected there several counties which be found
entitled to representation which have now The prnc
PIE OF had no, been at changed >ie
adveI'ed 10 the division of Berkeley and Morgan the
'e had been SO drawn exclude from Morgan all the
bad land and give to it all the good land of Berkeley.
repeated that he aimed at nothing but compound this
ence five do not compound il, be in iu,ury scenes
perhaps impressed by his feelings, but certainly bad
language could not make it He did fear the
quencsS OF separation He did no, fear civil Wharf.-The
soyeFnnen. OF the u S will not permit that The gentlemen
native! He would say what but he would saw that he
was mere dIveer If he could no, alternative for the
East He saw Que which would be perfectly adequate The
West the belief that attached to the common
wrn 'nai Se VIII submit 10 any oppression rather than
and weak indeed would be the u they would no, embrace
but he asked what would be the gvn. the
Aehauy district the power they ask. They would take
all power and turn round and exercise they please
he listen 10 his ieds, he should perhaps speak
mean IL But tcre be any no has courtesy
ley than he had, or more disposition cultivate good feel
ing ne would he glad to initiate him.
MIR TY,l said the gentleman Chesterfield had nti;na-
ted that Ire district which he (Nlr t. represented
om Chesierld had proposed to make tabula below
N LEIGH then corrected wha, he supposed to be mcor
etPion Of the gentleman he had reference plan
! what diilcrcn, from that which he had offered.
TYLER ne was gong with history Of what had
taken place rhe gentleman from Chesterfield but one
interview with him. and he did understand VIVA, were
his (hlr tS sentiments He stated that Eizaheth City
there was stronger interest than in his Ir u place
Charles and that tue pilot and there
fa thought that Elizabeth City entitled TO represent
alton lie came here this morning. prepared for the
plan Of the gentleman from Northampton and Of gcle-
man from Chesterfield, and to have enlarged He had
prIred plan, aud he might yet offer it, hy which he ha.
Intended 10 give 10 the small county Warwick rep
cen,awe lie came here prepared bind up saluta
~ cord, and he should rejoice that the pau Of gentleman
should succeed although would skv counties ou,
his district than any other then could compromise
under this acknowledgements, who would no His district paid
5000 dollars and fraction the Treasury; and he was
prepared to yield this, 10 throw the altar COMPROMISE
ne asked II any gentleman nn the West ought saud OUT
lie mad b,cn always Virginia and he ALWAYS acted for
all |irgna lie would be bound fe,rred To-
cal ties aud II Virginia Ire broken fragments
would nc; Contribute He not able TO 90 into any
argument from his state OF mind aud body he would ask
only IN reference 10 the county representation you would do
away the plan which has worked WELL order 10 substitute
something unet Was there any which ncrcssa.
ny To cut ot Warwick has done any human
only Tor The fruitful theme she yields stump But
awaye bern found marching directly forward course OF
good principles He rew contrast between western coun
y and the county of Warwick shew tina, the latter maid
more TAX than ononsaa any other large western counties
lie hoped that the proposition of the gentleman from Chester
held would succeed and would &c the harbnger Of AN
monious result