Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01

Mr.. BropSAx sad the time al tile day ard various o,,c,
considerations would disable hu from gO,. eli,
defence the proportions lie would have b,,, ,I,, -,
agree that the tOuuuliVc rise, order that gentlemen
should have had the opportunity give hs views tut hr
oblrci"n else~ here tins has eu that IA
supefeungstoY The Legislature nave power in tire legitimate
EP1 indnniy csa,on to- grant charters of Incorporation
n legislature would have right tn incorporate theological
schools lhs merely expresses ,iure shall 10
AN future time, remodel repeal such rrov>ons-a power
"n "e Legislature do not at present pnsscs All who
eo' .e Jaw n Mo'iman England, will he satisfied OF the
poPiey o. 'h provision Al the States except perhaps The
youngest nave sanctioned these ncorporaios fl no, ro-
posed to conine the privileges of corpoon To any a
uat SECT u ne were to apply to the Legislature to change s
name from BtodnaX less hard arr L,r,h ,,, ,iss
able, would be particular favor W lille incn,o,,,,o .
granted To Banks rail road companies aud any classes of inc
hsous men, he did admit the propriety of ,st, ,
ratios To religious institutions la tins State acts OF ine
ration rave been refused CA HE ground a tie, are con,h,v
10 the sPt of the law. Tie wished 10 saw thai ,h. .s,,
should or s'ould not possess the power ncorpo,on %
not iesve e preston open to constant discussion IN the
idtie There VIII Os number OF ministers of the posn, o.;
cannct be denied Ike would saw Episconasn Clerr
before the revolution mainly owing high standing OF a..
s'na Character throughout the world, Tor literature intel
t, &c they all have their influence, the priests OF
tnsu To those OF the refined classes of ak md
We mad been told that virtue and intelligence 60 tageher
lie hoped therefore, tina; wnud Le cspcs,,on 70 sy.
hes facilities for the cncourasemert of camng which his
resolution provides lie refereed To Of an institution in
uglna which declining of incorpor,,ion IN.
objection founded on the danger lest such institutions should b,
perpetual had been answered Is appcended thai the,.
ne ever IN TINS state union of Church and Thcrr
l. not the least danger There not one eleventh M t [
which belongs
an" tue hea that one eleventh ride rest is mn,
los,erons on" BESIDES, this small prnpoon is ,li m
iI aF',sn The idea too of National Church ia
s' 50 odious with tho examples of other countries hefr our
eyes mat ce IS no ground for apprehension an es,a
.yep,I said, the ar.unen, Of the gentleman or.r
0ny, proves the necessity OF ri establishments "A, was
opposed 10 interpretations OF every kind but especially IN ncor
l"'""'S "I rlgious semnares He opposed 70 rio
whole scheme, because the object compel per,ons o
uae ir religious purposes If the incorporation he not M
tended 10 give compulsory pow to obtain contributions I've
Nnsw mot what could he the motive
Mr. BroDSAN ead the reverend right reverend rad di..
covered IN ms arGement tendency which he never had sun
posed 10 hc there lie charged with arguing tina, rc;o
eahshmen,s are necessary lie did mean 10 argue 90
hat erect lie replied 10 the argument their
were for the purpose of compelling contributions that such an
! rnd was guarded against by the Constitution
he question was then taken the Amendment aud dccidcc
The Committee then took up the 10Th resolution as follows
"HeSotred That NO bll Of aand or expo cto law. or
law inrairng the obligation contracts ourh, 60 no passsd
N" proposition to amend this resolution being offered tie
COMMITTEE proceeded consider IN resoli,ou a follow
heso'red, That private property ought not TO he taken for
public uses, without Just compensation
No proposition icing made amend this resolution ,s
Committee proceeded consider the Is resolution a Glor
hotref That the members of the Legislature SHALL receive
for their services compensation 10 be osccpirea Ia, ,,
and paid of the public treasury hot no law S
compensation of members Of the Legislature shah take r1
have been enacted" ~ NV '''1!
Nh N,Yior, the superstition that ,ere was an accidca
W sNS ON the word end" and inserting the word SOON
mcnccn Cut," in the 9Th line
Mr. Cn'r''N said he had offered the resolution ard explain
81 Tire reasons which had induced him "a n.e,, END of q
next session" His object was that the Iesislo,,rc vc
u DE benefited ought to have tie opportunity Of repeating u
60 s""u DC rendered cNpriieni 10y the opinions a tl.
M NaYlon thought unnecessary to lock SC far ehcas
The question thcr 'ak"r on tie noon 10 ananJ =,
decide1 ~ the ncsaivc-aycs 81. 81
lfcc tene no further proposition to amend The Commit, 49,
OD'n 70 consider the 18Th resolution, winch a. follow 9,
ReS"red, That senator or delegate shall d,rno ,i ,
r winch he shall have been elected Amounted 10 ANY GO
ONE OF pToi under this State, which shall have lesn cIe
or the crnolumcuts which Shall have Lcen ir ,6 H.
tie people" 10y 80 ~ ~ ''''''"' Nv
NJ resolutions reported by the legislative Colnm,.ee la,
MI DonpFiDeE then moved that the Committee ,slo TN ii
F,,''on 10 which he had offered amendment whc
was ald ON the table for further consideration
Jact for the present " ''"'' '''s F!'-
Hr DoDnRIDGE said his only olisr, was N oo, -,
ne en- "h'n might be considered or not
me resolution was then taken up aud Mr. Doppr,ncr s
/ united hl' amendment, rs follows: ' ''"
i "Sc"ori resolution, second line after u,,,o, y, ,a
ire end OF the resolution. and insert "in the wear ogS | ~
every 'h'h yedI thereafter end upon cvcry such cpns,
taken aud also upon the next census ., tc, [ u, 'ns
e states rev apportionmCut Of reDtescn,otion en-
h' made according 70 the principles declared in ,Ic co
Son Inc state OF the population shall have 50 changed
" ieheI me same necessarily and upon every apo,,io,
neni hereafter 10 be made there shall Ire nov,
/ lands Tor the purposes ofiaXalion"
VIZ NICHOLAS moved that tic Committee now rise-ayee -
! The Committee then and reported progress
me proposition presented by Mr. Gordon was ordered 10 e
THE proposition Of Mr. Doddrdae to amend the ,csorr
] concerning tie census wnS ordered 10 be printed
/ bir MIRROR offered the following resoI,,,on ,,l;t
erred to the Committee Of The Whole and ordered obe
"ResoIrtd, That all lands slaves and bo, .
We iouncn on Tar assessment Of their value that no one Of
cse fcts snail be taxed separately from the other Two aro
/ upon ALL o '' "'' Ie'N'
The Convention then adjourned til, 10 morrow II II o.c,oc,
THuRsDAY, November &C.
INC convention resolved itself into Committee ot
/ tic Whole, Mr.. PowEIL in the Chnir