Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25
CONVENTION.
w EpNEsDAY, DEc. -.


The Convention met at II O'Clock
Inc Report OF the Executive Committee still IN
der consideration ~
The 4th resolution was then taken up, and the
ded. - "N''"
MI. Scorr moved to lay the 4tl resolution on the
table ;or the purpose of relieving the Convention
from the question of order which had produced some
difficulty, and for the purpose of taking up and re
considering the question upon the LIST resolution.
MI DoDDuDGE called for the ayes and noes and
the call was sustained.
hYEs-Messrs. Z. p. Barbour Jones b. w. Lc;ob.
). Taylor, Giles, Brodnax. Drolngoole Alexander
noode, Marshall, Tyler, Nicholas Johnson ] "
Mason, Trezyant, Claiborne, Urquhart Randolph.
Leigh Logan, Venable, Stanard, Holiday,
Roanc, w. +. Taylor Morris Garnet J. 8 m
bour, Scott Mncrac, Green, Tuzewcll LoyaU Prem
u.s. Grgsby. w Campbell, Branch, Towncs. Pleas
ants Gordon, Massle, Rose, Bates, Ncue, Coalter,
Joynes, Perrin, Upshur--18.
NoEs-Messrs Clopton Anderson CnG;p,n U,,-
rison, williamson, Baldwin, NJ Gov Moore Bo,rnc
Smith, Miller, Baxter, Madison Mercer. F,tzbugL'
henderson, Osborne, Cooke, Powell Grlggs j. III.
Masom' Nayor Donaldson, Boyd Pendlcton George,
NJ MILAN, IL. Campbell, Byars, Cloyd Chairman Ma
theWs, Oglesby, Duncan, Laidcy, Summers Sec
DoddTidSe, Morgan, A. Campbell Wilson. Clovtor
saunders, Cabcll, Martin, Stuart, Thompson Bavly'
So the motion to lay on the table was lost
The question was then taken upon the 1tb reeoln
ton amended. W. ''''u
AYES Messrs. Copton, Anderson, CofFinan. ITnyr;.
DHluWll, vi Coy, Moore Belrne. Mil
! ier' Smith, Baxter, Madison, Mercer Fltzbuoh Hon
9GrSoh' Osborne, Cooke, Powell, Grpps Mason of T.
NuGEor' Donhlson' Boyd, Pcndeton, Grorpe NJ,
-hIIon' f. Campbell, Byars, Cloyd, Chapman Mntb
eWs' Ogiesby, Duncan, Ladley, Summers, See bod
] Iridge, Morgan, a. Campbell, Wilson, w CamnbcI
CIaytor, Saunders, Cabell, Martin Stuart 'rbornn
son, Massic, Joynes, Bayy-5i. 'P
IN"c,-- Mcssrs T.. L. Barbour, Jones Leigh g. Tay
LOT OF ~ Giles BfodnaX. Dromgooe Goode Alexnn
der Marshall, Tyler, Nicholas Johnson. J. v Mosnn
ITezvant, Claiborne, Urquhart Randolph. w Lo;gb
Logan venabc, Stanard. lloaday, Roanc. w p
iayioT, motifs; Gornoti, j. $. Barbour, Scott, Ma
craze Green, Taze~ell, Loyal, PrenlIs Grisbv;
Branch, Towncs, Plcasanis, Gordon Rose. Rate
Ncaic, Coalter, Pornn, Upshur--lj.
80 the resolution as amended, was adopted
Bomo verbal amendments 10 suit the resoutione p,
the previous votes, were made in the 9th and 10Th re-
sultions.
Mr. FrTznUGn proposed TO amend the Ith resolu-
ton 20 as TO authorize the appointments made by tho
Governor daring the recess of the Legislature In
continue until the meeting of the Legislature.
The amendment was carried
The OH, 10th and 9TH resolutions were then adop
tod
MIR SrUART moved TO take up a resolution offered
10y hun on Monday last and OH his motion then laid
on the table on the future apportionment of eprcsen
tauon lie expressed his surprise thnt Mr. Scott had
nyowed hs determination 10 against the taking
1t up Mr.. Stuart said his proposition had never
bcen considered IN Committee otherwise, and he
mad hoped courtesy would have extended to it fair
consideration.
|. VII oI"I 10, " teie WcIc any thing new IN
the proposition, he would oppose taking up and
considering u, but various plans similar 10 this had
already been discussed. he considered the question
settled. He feared excitement would be again pro.
duccd.
Mr. DoDDRtpGE said, if the proposition OF Mr.. Stu
art was in order, the question was. whether n gen
tIlemany courtesy was to be extended equally to all
members.
Mr.. STUART thought the question was no, finally
settled proposition of this had been lost by
an equal division Where then was the settling OF
I this question. The gentleman would find, thai If a
Piopoe!soa Tor sisgEe SppoTonneut Wbs no. Adopted