Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23


The gentleman from Snsse1 hal been pissssd
4, siiade - his Nc. b. pH5hc services, snl u
sssatne thai Il Impossible TO prevent nm
ffsin obtaining ms figni' lie ueh"seh hos
sy,.,. th.t tue senflemaa coald Mt IN - slokis
csc ~ S4tea one pariy Wa elfc'f1 spi at
her i4stalisf. ~I,te TIE 'igh -hf parties III
fe5naInra y ne ton - bs d'eti" l--escepi -"
ra.e al 4VosI, ~ the chn'rsted election y
Ponce George.
N, q hammond "a be hefr when ihat H.
c,s,,, ,,s,k nlser Il s4.a litiie comicsi. aiti5e
I f.rrieal ADD = iiiile tTsgicsl lie di nj tnifna
In rye aug history al those tunes bh' Ne
/ .ouId "a. that tue decision occurred when
pnriy feelings ~eis ~ h IT beighi. Add ne
4 asked the house whether hey wound l9nA win
I p,.st confederation 90 preeeden's winch gfr"
/ opt Of the heated excitement OF party hoihos-
I.t Pfec deus oaght 10 ne NED IA times 81
frsuan,lIfy. when the pssslons aud rrldhiees
/ Of men arc not bahlr 70 lnipss themselves INTO
. tb,,r pt,,Iic acts Aud II WAS tbmitied by all,
mai preeedant. established unfrr the opera
IN, Of .nch ir.iing. o1ght 10 he iakea with M
nv era,n. IT allowance. II tsen, this case ~
! WOOD vas DECIDED under such unhappy CT
/ cem.t,nces nd was unsupported ny any oihf'
.nnltar d.oiaon--especialiy a. the mah Wa
! afterwards dismissed, hr "pnld submit 10 lh'
/ house ~hriher II onghi % have my very sfea'
..,sb, 2-rre predominant quedtiaa n III"
/ :
! votes AID fpr is decplon he Vas "'iiiag to
/ Jet Il go hack 10 the people
MIR Nords sBgg".ted that perhaps ~ W Jhid
| h. better nov - at r., Is tha hphr was late
/ A. that Nj. L. could dose his argument ~ N pr'
| row
/ NJ, gs,b,ur rrs1tns The had but hule To
"a, lie knew he 49, itiigning thn house but
/ II they could bsar H. be certainly c1hd. In
| mem brr ffoIn 3ns.rs had sad ipat ne 1 N.
] a.. "A ali o. H.. -.
nm of me ytlnify oil Iaf I" ufn. III hr
! .,,,ald All thai grnt4.n,n ,hemer he coalh
I'm, anv etss Mr. q. sti maj he "a,
nanny IN al iressiag II an.=lI - ltfse num-
/ her II rriusnt t.sYrt. AID he you'll b. JIis'
ed bv them. fDr tlst 'tsr, !. n'ists Ia -
IoNrs hI.n i pound !, nothng 10 b. "a Fsn'
! IN, the II, s,e tact uf the andebfe mes oil u
! Would YOU allow \, ios y, . aihrrh II nv
| poinh ,ou sbnil 10 snstt - an mag Else
! aud nj tii1V h . sdy " p'ti u 40 IL
~ say. give tn sun 10 A., All thrn II u
has preyip is'y p'fl ., g. al "zfchi - 10 D.
to ,egam it2-5ueh !, exactly rlr PROPOSITION
of n, gentleman ron Sn..sx say had "a
mal rug OF Irsai golrs-1I ST., mt has ~
ihing 10 DO with A. saVs u. gentleman. rba-
! fac o. 20 Tie BuHD u a. lie frl"tn' do mol
look ~ the lrlms u eshoh al 'ples--lha Is A.
tho subject ui consideration u WIN al ~
t4snuist VINO should sly Will hi Eoi II
but ypn mus not aatek ~ IA p rl''he'
pant that lsmy ak ro'ni. oach - u.
argument OF the gentlenah from oUst BIT
wa. there ever u gPueralso silly n - arr
70 socn term. oil cpmDali It Anul1 u er
same, II Apcrann wcre 10 20 INTO Cum a''
| urodure "A bond against hnutbrt. Inc drtRu
| dat snys he has paid II. aud that Is thf unes-
! tlon when he WISHES to t's but the 1af'
says uoz-thaI IL uot the qhest1on-%e nave OF
| " 10 ascertain whether los oar hHnd Writing
| n it, Won must pay IL; and II You hay" pad
Il before, you ran recover y0nt rights ~ i" ; 10
! ;, q lent ,uit lie understood Inc g"hHrmdn
a., ,5.ne ia fh,s manner, in declaring thu ne
ronniilre should have contned themselves l.
the question of the lrga,Its OF the rrtnr".-Bdt.
SAID Mr. 3. the question OF the return IS, AZ ny
view a malpr oil hitie inportanrF, wen COM
pared w,th the great question OF the LEGALITY o.
! M yotss. Tie Thought tla y opposition, under
/ The en- cnmstdnc"s. an sNtfdoidinHfv Oae, ina
! hIs oppouent sbo Il. he placed ~ his sea. And
| sad Mr.. Btte9ui, nov d~ehre tna' u" no
ment my opponent Is placed IN the ssat--'a
moment droides th, question and the contest
f,rsvrf The gentlemaa had asked IA alttstoh
to TINS subject whether Count of Chauc1fy
wuni ien erlsin 1ntbbte. alter hatns dr,idcI
/ tue main question uf IL Gaze before iuciu. lie
vas certain tnai the remark must hav1 tdl.cn
| Il IN him uugnHrdedly for he could not sap-
/ pose th,t the gentleman intended 10 declare tne
Inp triant qu stion OF the nLJoTty II the vote,
Of a county, to N Il mere qnrobie. ihe rsut
of suffrage could nof, h. snonld hnt. be- -
/ lightly coasldet ed by HIN. Ihegentit nan had
also ,ald. IA the 'apldny OF his remarks-he did
nor mea, i" r'""top ~ RAPID, --;hat thr o#,r-
/ nj Of Orange nat gren 'etarn winch TIE klale
/ 10 le Wegdi. Ia SAYING THIS. The zen lea
could not have known Inc nd VIdutl 20
Nhpn he alluded, No md., No did know
! hut
, Mr. reae. fose 10 explain. I, teleg' hoti,
IN. gentleman from Orange and the sheriff u
TIM coanty, TN hay hpalnuo", nc ""n'h
,tt, that ne ca sldccel tue any 9 'he Snst' -
to he 10 make the return Hcr ordiag To ii" /;
hut on having nuf done -, ms c0naaci was
cpn,nrahls, without sappo,ns tIat u
wtimily violated the hut. Ibts " l, the sense
winch he Il d mteniel t. coavey.
Nj. Barboa resumed. I"e,e We're some
mnn WHO were ~ fortunate as t. posses, the
pew.r 10 lno> thraugn d,ihed,i eases aad sea
rlparly ali lncir po.4ts. Bat all were not 10
h npy t., ease III The county Ut Oian e Vas
not a singula case. lie nnd asotd. siaLc he
hid been mr. u 4 similar case III the count,
o. Patrick, add ~ otnefs IN Prince WI
Ian am + lul .irr. Il VAS WaH knJAn taat
tnc iasp ltitivr to t. qualification OF voters
was dIn r,n1y Construct IA different places
! DilrIeuCrs la tie construction Ot laws were
very common. 10. inferior outs differed
/ from ,ar Court 81 Appeals il many OF ther
| dectsons--aad since d diversity of op nions No
! hequenIis occurred, II would be too hard To
condemn any officer tor mere error IN jnlg.
mcni lie was thei ei0re srttliied that the gen
] ilenaa had made The explanation. liz dIdnut
/ kau" that II nas necessary TO say any thlus
f.r8ier on tbs suajcct. lie came here 10
! tdNr leave Of his friends, wiling ahd ready 10
ao,de by the deel,Iunoi the eomnaer. He
~, willing TO "a back 10 the pc Iple. B.d
ne could not cuHSeut mat his opponent should
take ms sal. because he sincerely believed ,hat
such Il decision wouli ba made agarist tho will
! OF the people. Ia any other decision, winch
should refer .ae question TO theu again, he
J would rhterlolly acgptesee. In con L. sion, he
! dcctdIed that NJ IA idlncr remain al home
J than uldeg any, eVeh the most advantageous
circumstance, may = orchpieda seat in the nuu,..