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

threw out nonesiden,s, because ,neypay psoperv ~
cP'c insisted on by gentlemen. number they would 1 u;
the House OF Delegates and in Senate would he ~
They would as Sav Ui so s s1ps n. from
Demand producing tue esushch proposition con-
take the calculation from which evolved his esl,ss ~
legislature &c of the 20 sa,s o d ia as perspective rule The
produce these results Whenever appe IN e
ms name would be the commissioners books and as ~,
smaes, of en,ic hin, 10 he Tiers a me
mou oe enrolled IN order that he might included in tie
enumeration This temptation he would throw in IN. v.
!, e MeS tie would ix the rule now, but would not make
o OF the Committee the other day, that was its vev in
veee 10 concohitants The numbers would continue To-
as one OF the concomitants. This would nrodnce he Mo
BENZ t I o enuea'Sn OF those who entitled vote
is c1mciden' He would not take ,hs1or future rule n, M
a rule now '' 0u' 'o'
Nothing is in fact, by the West, All we as, IL.
.acrice othc aacy he had pointed Yet gentlemen on
admit TO be an nfrac,on of e, rule Why IL tia, ,
extreme astldousness of not violating principle yields as !,
pursue, they obtain balance of power avowed nowe y
greater than they could otherwise get lie repeated VIVA, h
mad before sa as to the difference which be Produced
m the maJoties OF both branches the combined basis rho
stands 10 and and m the other 10 Ia so that in
e SENATE that which is yielded while % is taken
rom us IN the House And this the gentlemen cali 6
, Hs os ' BY giving up in taking "a in
aemadng more than they entitled their own shewinv
cancellations and asked if they could longeI saw their
SoPense are "+s:hs Of the This will Law the tom
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he SAID The second resolution of the gentleman fn No;
ahpon dd not meet with his appreciation n nronosee o.,
iinit The Senate to SO. He would see ,ha, ,uIor s -,
viso winch divided by d. would give an accurate result NJ
dno would render necessary change of perods ot
service-some be for others for wears ,nIa
amend the resolution, by adding TO the number ~
| MIR RANDoLPH-six.
. Mr. STANApD-two. He would take two-13 in The xy,
aScts and 10 in the East Neither 81 nor 36 are d;vsi
by s. so that the ratios no, be made the ss,a
the House of Delegates. The procured ratio would he 10 an
| 10; the ratio of l3 10 10 is nearly So - ~ - "'a
nc n0uh night to suggest that difficulty the 2d eso,
Inc other objections of the gentleman from FrederirI
ne e'ure change have been obviacd by the chance
OF taxation, because it might induce litigation He veded,o
'hese objections which had been made to them. -
EDoN moved 10 amend the resolutions, by s,rk inc Off,
| inc wioie, and substituting the following: ~
! ,LeSofued That the representation in the Senate
ana House of Delegates of Virginia, shall be amor.
tened as follows NPPo'N
There shall be 10 Senators West of tho RIr.
iSlage Mountains, and 10 East ofthose Mountains.
There shall be in the House of DeIeoatos 100
members, of whom 90 shall be elected from tho liz
tr1ct West of the Alleghany Mountains "a from the
valley between the Allegheny and the Blue RIDGE
80 from the Blue Ridge the head of tide water and
I "a thence below '3
MIR GORDON said he had varied the numbers en- s q, ,s
the most contested PRINCIPLES ~ ~ 80 ~ a'o''
Mr DoDDRrnoE moved the Committee to rise in order n
!hhe 10 amend the amendment as to introduce clans
| providing for future amendments SAH@--
hr GoRDoN said his object was 10 pe rid ofha =,,.
ment. ' % u Suolec' OF excite
MT LEIGH moved that the Committee now rise which ~
carried in the Affirmative 49, '''N' winch Nd
| The Committee then rose and renor,cd ,ro.xo
| be printed. ~ 't"o"' was ofoered 10
lhe Convention then adjourned till II O'Clock TO- morrow