Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

=" The LEGISLATURE shall meet only In every two
y"ars un'es- convened III the manner prescribed by
the 9Th Article OF the Constitution"
lie stated that he acted in obedience IN the wi.he
! VI ms constituents IN presenting the amendment.
/ Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Brooke, asked the yeas and nays
| and they were ordered.
MI KANpoLPH said. that he wa, not second TO aoy
"sn ~ "a' rouse or ont Of IL To- his adherence Of
rg'sn'ion and he would vote for the smen,ment w ih
great pleasure but for con he ~ .S sub
IJeeseSt to anher Government be es that of Virginia.
'ha as the legislature Of the u. s. met every wear .
nea 'hat OF virginia to meet every year also, TIA,
II night watch them. "''
The question was then taken by yeas and nav. =,
| follows; W" "'ysss
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson. Coffn,n wi,,,,
Bald win, Baxter, Henderson, Osborne, Ceor,e NJ
MILAN, Campbell Of N. Byars. Ctoyd w.
ny, 80, Morgan. Campbell Of Brooke, Wilson, Tsze.
we'll, Campbell OF Bed Townes, Martin, Stu.r, rat.
Rose anil Coalter.--26 'A'e'
NAfS-Me''rs Barbour, (P) Jones, Leigh and
+ ,ayor Of Oh: Giles. Brodnax, Dromsooie, AIexan.
ton, Haerison. Johnson, M'Coy, Moore. Smith
Miller, Mason Of s Trervsnt, Claiborne. IJ,o"h ~,
R.n'Gps; Lsig" Of H. Logan, venable. Madison. s a.
Grigg.. Macon OF +. Nayiof Donaldson R"wi pS".,"
on Roane Taylor Of Car Morris, G. ,rnett Cbaom,n
duncan, Laiiley, Summers Doddridge Barbour of r.
LOT orsenS Mar'halI Of LoyslI. Pre- nt.. Grir.by
Perrin.-6y '''' OPs""' ano
So the smendineat was negafvcd.
On motion Of Mr.. J.. s. Barbour the vo,. ~. ~,
rpHhughs amendment, in relation to the cap t,;on "a
was re considered. The amendment was then with h.
TO be offered ia. morrow "''1"4' =
Mr.. CoALrER moved an ap,en,,,,, &, a., m,
ton follows: " '''o iS' sec
ana provided also that the votes in each county
Shs, De taken at one place tobe designated by law
Mr. CoALTER said he believed the last Ch,nter n
he BOOK oil Judges was gone through: the NIB
would be the LIST Chapter in the Book of Khgs which
Being King Legislature he wished Il to be az p,,re nj
possible; and he hoped all who agreed in that wish
would vote for his amendment
The question being taken the Yeas ami No,s s,oa,
follows: "J' W
AfES-aIes.rs. Leigh and TAYLOR Of Cb.. Bro5na.
Dronro cole, Nicholas John on, Mason Of & Trs,v,nt
Crqnhart, Randolph Leigh of Fl Logan. S,snarJ Hoi
iad.y Roans, Garnet, Green, Loyal, Orig ,by Rose
and COaIter-2I.
NOES-M.'srs. Barbour, (P } Jones, GiI., Ai.x,n
der, Goode. Marshall OF H., Tyler, Cropton Andersen
Coffinan. Hirrison, W:llamson, Bud win M'Cov
Moore. Smith, Miller. Baxter, Claiborne y.n.hIe
Madison. Mercer, Fitzhugh, Henderson. O.borne'
Cooke, Powell. Griggs, Mason Of F. NayIor Donald.
;on' ~. p-ndleton. Grorg., M'Millan, Campbell O
W., Byars, Taylor Of Car, Morris Cloyd Chairman
Matthew's, Ogie.by. Dune m Laiiev, Summers. Ser
Do tlridge, Morgan. Campbell of Brooke Wilson r.
hour OF C., Scott, Ma--hsli Of + Tazsweli Prentis
Campbell OF Bed, Clayton, Saunders, Branch Townes
Cabeii, Martin, Stuart, Peasants Gordon Thomp.on
m Massle' Bates Neale, Joynes, B,yy, Up.hur, aud
So the amendment was rejected
MT SrANARD now moved to insert In tn. 22l &c.
ton alter the word "tribunai," the WORKS ",nd the
Judges thereof, "a to read "The jn,i.diction nj
these tribunals and IF the Judges thereof shall be re.
gulated by law"
Mr.. s. explained the amendment a. having refe,
ence TO the duties Of Judges out OF Court And IL was
agreed to. '" o.
When the House adjourned