Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17

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,l-. Bu, b have dealt justly with u.s.
,bs Assembly of 1923 ough! TO have made
r-,so0able allowance i5r the change OF
,.,.,,iio7 between 1929 and 1929. The
.,5,on7f ofthat change. cannot be correctly |
..-fs7. but from an estimate furnished by.
mo Auditor En- pursuance Of an order OF
convention. itappeared that the white pop
,l,.i,1 I'm 1929 was 6S2,26l. Whereof
more resided East of the Blue Ridge 3o@,'
-lG and West 3l9,5l6; and from this 1t
would appcar shat the West were, Of right
o,t,tled To- > members nearly, and the East
~ IN. givino the East, In the whole body
r,,ia-itv of lille more than SIX instead OF 7
rveDty-l1ur.
Notwithstanding the injustice done MS 10 /
-,ying us bat IS members. there wero ma |
nv and among them, who believed me ,
r.;srfs Of reform would oltnum5er their
,lvarsoriss iu the Convention. This hope
w,s generally entertained lnthe West ana
"a ar M ] know, the expectation was gen
er,1 fb,l should the great principles o. re
r,-- bs definitely carried against US p
u C.,vaot,o1. wo would retire In O. body ana
N'l, 49, .-..f, -. dina -r1rc-.
" .' .- 800. ~ if,,-,, q V1ast,.
'-.. r---l ,- ,r- ~.r, r~,7c.l'e-: and
,..-......... ,,..e.-oj ,o ba almot
.... ,-. 49, ,.,, Wss,er7 members
until .r7 session had progressed several
v-ets lam perfectly confident that 'i
.le-, L-I arisen no division amo1g our
~. yv,.,or, members had rc.
,.l..L -.5.~,,.y and c7lm1ess. l." 10 use
..-.- .....--.,, ',r = member whom I shall
..-- .-.--.., q, name. the East would
....rl.5 D., mo that which. to the
$500. ...,,t.., oriba Convention re-
49, W.. ~ Tia Ridoa. cxcept one.
49,. 49, -. a.,
co1'end'd .'r' e. 'ie "'''' 49, r ~ -. wv,
House O., Delegates WIFI '.5 w. - -
.araoIuonno Is according To -'io D's's %
free white nlm'cfs.
DO hppened during our Sess'o % as .
have seen Of happen I'D Sessions " ''-G y. -
binary legislature tna' 'ie "''''O9 ~ 10,
form were strongest %nen ''ey H's 80 ''O
gre" weaker alia we p '-I' ~, ,.a 90,
mo1g themselves. N'C"'u 10 - '',0 1 49,"
oi political power I'D OUT l''''9' '.' .... '.,l
o,-ef cites, ms many '"o%I' ~ '-',,7i''.'7
the views OF MS statesmen / '' 'T,' .'o',',
as y" l52n, oi N'o' 'l'o',' l' 80 W
NJ .iii '''y' l"'O ~ u , ' .lS 49,
long experience '''' mn. ~ ~
Virginia what A'oA'0 was 70 'i0 0'''''-'''
world
E'''y 'D 'o7 S-aS'o''' 9''' P,7 , ''.,' 'o ..s
OF success "o'o s'9's' ~, ~ wv
sete7'' ''s,..''s' ''o ne cI
offered oY Myself on oeAa' OF .''e lIloI''S
OF reform 10 .lo i-57'''''.'o Oo.''i,...1l'
prov .lo '''' ''' '.,o ~. $50
Presentation Io oo.l branches o! me Ve"et"'
Assembly, regard sloJll ne mao - ".l,..
5C' .''''l c.,. C,,.,,,.-,,,o. and b., ~.
p (.'....5 a., r,,,I.r,. :. g., ne 20 mako {,
, H. H., IS r., .l--,,tes orl, aud
D. ,l.---..... ,..,,.5,.,,, car, ,r,,,,I,,
men use '..9 ''-.,'. 800 ....i
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nous, '' "'e''7 ''77' '17.. - IN
TO - 1,'.,.' ''l - ~. ,., '.-,
m2ill-i' Al.' -'ii.'s.'t VIZ ITO,
luton, on4 ne ana VII -ho'IoC o'u l'7
same afterwards M foil Convention but
both voted against the same rule OF app0r-
uorment I'm relation TO the SENATE. The
request orNIr. Madison TO separate the
:. question. gave reason % fear that he would
vote for the federal, or some other mixed
basis io,do Senate. This became Nnown
.i1 q Few DAYS afterwards, and that Ool
1Trvr1a would fake Che same course,