Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07

Bate. Nesle. Rose, Goa T., ) ne -
shnf- So
So the Convention adass ed The smendmtn
OF Nj Csben declaring sat wien Ju'es
by iha abolition or modification ~ '''''
shoald have teen thrown osii of employment
he al ..Ia receive no salary unth NV dui'e'
were assigned hin.
tn. question was then PIT on agreeing to ih'
G,., resolution Of me Jtdariafg COMMITTEE ~
amended and wassCreed 10.
The SECOND Resolution wa then read as ioi
lows
n. ,ofred That the present Judges Of The
Co.,t ~ Appeas. la go NJ thr General tour'
and ancellors sn u refss ain IN OH nn'ii Tue
e,n.sad5a The Grn session of tie Legislature
ELECTED under the ~ Com tfnlion, and no
Ioerrr But The L,rislstusf may eaas' ~ he
pa,d 10 such of them shs I'll mol he te'appo'n-
Ted, sub sum as, from tlsit AZ. inh"m"i's'
and "A ,serviccs. a" snail he deemed fe"'o"a
bic
NJ. cl,iboyns moved to strike out the word
"Resoige1.' In It ct to destroy the "es'"
tic.
III. uere1n moved to arr1end this. RESOLUTION,
by iLmg out the last = lsause, VIZ Bui the
Las ,ufe may cause to Dc pail 10 snch oi
then a. hall DOT he 70 appointed. such sum as
fromtt.,f ag., ,p6rmiiies aud past services,
shall he 4 EN- d reasonable
O - oaestiun Mr.. Gsaszrgr demanded the
yeas - nsys-hnd they vsste ordered ny the
Housr.
NJ Gle, thinkins the rnca,ufe propo'ed by
the Res a Ton -. worry ba e-s. aud -" 10
r.s rcd In uni - the fno=I imperups necessity
.io II 4 nand IT, SAID bs should Voir - me
la clause a. presents I sotne mug '''oh
Blu, h. hoped that the VIII 10 "a b dip eosed
with.
Mr.. Ciayior was oppnsesi IN the clause Mt
seeioe how the sum could - needed or gwen.
asa compensation for ssfvices when had
sl,e tdy beeo compensated by salary A. 10
the removal Of the iiieas. they must fail With
the -holi ion 81 The courts IN which tbs
belonged and none Of which were retained
except The court Of appeals
The aue .iion was after much debate taken
on striking 1t the ciunsr which decsres IA
- the Legislature may caise IN be paid'o such
oi,hen as shall not be "a ppointed such sum.
as for their age, mfr pIIies md past ser
rices, shall he deemed reasonable.
And deoid,d rs follows ~ Yeas and Nays
AYES Ncssr. Barbour (PresheoD fay
ior Of Ghester6ald, Do IN gonle, Alrxan"er,
TO de Nj, holn. Clnpton, Anderson, Cohmah
Harris n. Wh,o,. Baldwin Mccoy. Moore,
B.rnp. Smith, Miller Bax r, Mas'u II s.
r, zseni Cl,ibornc. Il anha'i, Randolph,
Titznnrh. Mason OFF George, H'Millnn, Camp
bel o ". b. ars, Rraae. Taylor Of Caroline |
Mathews, Oglc.bv, LaidlsN. Summers Morgan:
Canphell OF Brooke. I fztaxei Campbell Of
Bedford Cla,tor Saund. Branch, TONNES
CabeG. MARTIN, Stuart. hi assaults, Gordon.
Thompsor, md Bates-5O-
NOES Mesu- Jones. Leigh Of Oh. Giles, |
Bradna1, MarsheIl, Tyler John'ou. Lri2h Il
II. Logon. Veuahlc Madison, Sianard, tlolls |
da, Nee .H"Hd' nor .O-tane. Cooke, Pm
rf. u ggs, Naylor, Doos dson, Boyd peadh-
to-. VI. Is Garncr. Cioyd. Chapman. Duncan.
See. ID lardge, Wa %. Ba. Der Of C., oroll
To, 4 Points, Gv'RgsSy, Mass'r, Nealr.
Ros- Goaliet. Joync-. Bsy1v, and Pet rin--i4. |
SO he clause vas STRIFE ksn out.
In q ~ ton was then Isai on destroying The
whole resolution by striking ou, the word
"Resolved,' when
Mr. summers observed. tina, his opinions had
been IN harmony wuh thu sesolui on That ne
came IN the House intending 10 vot for 4,
aud notw, hs,andiug the arguments wuc' he
had mari, hls opinions re nained unch n d
although not entirely unsbnken ue b we've
felt .nuch Difference aud respect inr tie Nam
pie o. the GENT, men over the way llutgc COal.
ter and Judge Green) and had deie m'"ed not
ts sa,e on The question should il III" pleas.
ure ,f,h. ilousr toeAcuse hin-Whc'cu he
vas excused.
The q1esti n was then TAKEN, and deCi
cd by Yras aud Nays as foiions:
YEAs-MasstS, Leigh and / aNlpr Of hos
terrified. Giles, Br"dnaK. hafshaii Nicholas
Baldwin Johnson, M"snn OF }. lrezvapt, Clai-
borne, urquhnrt, logan. Madison, Stmard
Hplla1ay, Mercer, Henderson. Cooke Griges,
MAYOR Pendeton. Rosne Mortis. ia, hGt,
Scot. Prenls, Gfigsby, Pc asanls, Bates, Neale
and ikosr- 81.
NAYS-Nlessrs Barbour, (President) Jooes,
Dr. m DOLE. Ae,aode'. s-oode. Iyl +. Glopt "a,
Anderson, Coa usn. Harf,son, Williamson
M'Coy, Moor', Brlroe, > NTH. Miller, Baxter
Raadalph. Lrigh OF n yenabe. Fuzhueh,
O.bornp. Powell, Ma a OF r.. Dona,ison,
Boyd, George, MM,Ias. Campbell Of W,
BFHrs. Gayio, OF Caroline. cioyu. Chapman
MAJ ~ o,lrsby, Dupcsn. LeIdiey, See bod.
dridgs, Morgan, Camphsli. ofB coke, Niison
Barbour OF e., raze~eii. Lnyall, Campbell 81
Bedford, Clayton, Sau"der. 4. Branch, I,.,ues
Cabeii Martin, Stuart. Go,oou. Thompson
Ma,sie, Joynes, BayIS and Perrin SO
So the resolution was ret .ined, except The last
clause, IL reads a. follows
" But thu Legislature may csuse to I've paid
20 such OF them shall not be re appo inted
such sum as, from heir - ge, in6roiii,.s, and
past services. shall be d.s = med raa sonable"
The 3 resolution was q n en- agreed 10 without
amendment MS follows.
RsS0lBed, That the pre- sent Judges Of the
Court of Appeals, Judge. f the General Court
aud ChancelorS shall ZEN, ain mo fice until the
expiration Of the first session OF the legislature
elected under the new Constitution, aud no
longer
Mr.. DOiiridre now moved the coo.ijs,,,o,
ofh's 7 solution Tor tue appointment ola Sc.
1eei Commiuer.
Mr.. Giles moved an adjournment, but il was
negatsed.
NJ ID having wilhjra n his motion.
lie 9Th resolution OF the Judicial Comm iltee
vas taen read as To- o~s
Resolved that Judge, .any be removed from
Office BY vote Of tn. Ge,paral Assembly,; but
t~n thirds of he whole o1mber Of each House
must concur Ia such vot-.. and the cause of ~.
mosal shall be entered on the Journals OF each
The Judge against whom The Legislature is a
bout II proceed, shall re c.ive notice thereof
accompanied With cop, OF the causes alleged
for HI, removal, AZ least twenty DAYS betor.