Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

Ia onl of soldiers from pay, because they nan
no, served beyond November, 17s2, when ihe
preliminary articles Of peace sefr signed tie
said he vas glad OF an oppornoiiy OF TO
co1dng his vote IN oppos'iion to such 'fso''
ton. ..
Mr.. williams Of Henrico spoke IN opposition
Ia The rssolniien-He sa d msny u these PET
,ons were prosecuting their claims IN cooi'
q, inv md had 10 idfa oi iaking any vote,
which nigh inirrforce with The op'nions 81 me
J,iyrs or the drci.Ions ol thr coufi. lie sug
s..,sd io The Chairman of the Commiiiee Nj
Gttner) TO wiihdi aw MS resolution, anu move
m. committee 10 be discharged from The SUI
jeoi ,,z..z.,....o ~,
Mr.. Gilmer ROSE TO modify his resolution ny
adding these words, i" Proridtd hontter, Nat
nothing herrin contained shall pf'J"d'ce 'he
lai,n. of any officer ~ court OF justice.
MIR. Garland of Nelson spoke IN opposition 10
The resolution lie asked whether they were
nrena,ed IN say. thai the soldiers who had been
drawn into the public sefvice by the inVltaiioh
Of the country, and who hal fought I'LL The last
caopon roarcd, and the lat ship of The enemy
had re,ired iIoin your harbour and who md
only trft the service because they were told by
he Government that the enemy had retired ann
i the war SUBSTANTIALLY over, were MOTTO receive
my cnfnpens aiion tor the seipices lhfy nau
rendered q the tolls they had undergone was
the soldier who hal lett the service only one
d.v before the final ratification OF the articles
Of peace, 10 be cut of from any compensation :
while Mr. Garland was addressing The House
with great animation,
Mr. Gllmtr rose To remark that ~ bis ohJect
vss 10 saw. the imc al III. Hous by avoiding
| discussion aud ~ the two Affirmative tesoln-
| ,,,t,s which had bspn adopt-d, Hccpmni shed
ut
lunnecesssrs TO adopt resolutions expressly nr
ralislhg any clalns-he wouid, therefore, with
draw Tue last resolution.
The resolution was accordingly Withdrawn
aud he whole subj CT thus disposed VI
Thu joint order for eec,ng the members oi
| thu b AID OF Public Works WAS read--Mr. Ma
Won Off, moved 10 poipone ils execution ali
| Saturday nnst--whch motion was lost, aud
| then the House determined 10 execute the joint
orter forthwith
| Mr. MIDor moved n suspension of the rule OF
the House, so as To elett three members OF the
b ard NJ Time.
For he DISTRICT West Of he .1Lieghany Noun.
! tain the following z nllenen members ofthO
presen Board. were put il nomination. viz
Peter Scales 0f Cabell, John Mccoy of Tyler
md Andrew Russell of Washing on. Peter
6 cnes (nominaird by Mr. Smith Of Kanawha. J
| Jim Mccoy oi Tyler, Dominated by Mr..
Preniis } aud Andrew Russell OF Washington,
! dominated by Mr.. INNINGS The ballots
were for Mr. 5calrs 10. M. Mccoy id9, Mr.
| RUssell lly--scailerng /.
| The House proceeded 10 elect The members
uf the Board for the district between the Ale
| ghany and the Blue Ridge--W hen Mr. Mason
| Of i. nominated fiierome l. Opie OF Jefferson
Ghas \. Stuart "f Aug tsla, was nom mated be
Mr.. Kinney, supported by Messrs, iarvle aud
MrCne Robert White oiRoclbridge, was nom
mated bv Mr. Williams Of lIenrico, support
by Mr.. Moore.
On melton Of Mr.. Mason of + ,he House a
greed To the election Of one member nj Il I'M
and Mr.. Mason withdrew Mr. Opie ! ON ie
| first ballot
The srsnlt OF The ballot was MS follows
White 1913, Stuart 81. scatierpg2
The second member for the Valley District
beiug Q be elected, MIR Mason of f. nonlina-
ted Heroine l.. Opt, and Mr. NcMahon nom.
| ed VI Siuar-bnt upon the suggest ~ OF NJ
| Mason, tina, Rockbr,dgc had already given on
mrnppr to 'he Board, and thu, Augusta " AS
too near 10 Rock5ridge 10 give the Other, Mr.
NJ Mahon vii drew Nh Stuart The ballot was
TO- Ope 100 scattering 3
For the District heiween Inc Blue Ridge aud
the Head OF Tide Water, the following genie
men, members oil The present Board, wrrr put
in nomination, VIZ: Joseph s. Watkins OF
Gooobland nominated by MIR. k,mhrongb.
| Samuel fannill Of Campbpll by MIR. Cabel aud
1ohn Gibson Of p. William, by Mr. Tyler OF =,
w The ballot was for Pannil 1874, Watkins
1872, Gibson 1874. scaite,ing3
These three gentlemen of course re cleo
ted
For the District between the Head of Tide
Water and The Seahoard Mr.. Dabney nomina
ted Philip Ayleif of King William, Mr.. IIlard
II Nominated William Pafham, (seconded by
Messrs. \ kinsnn of II aud RyeS OF T. G Mr.
Murdangh nominated George Blow Mr.
Ayeu Withdrawn from this ballot The bal.
lot was. Parham 100. Blow 46, scattering /.
Mr. Ayleu alone WAS IN domination on the
2d ballot, aud the result WIS. Z. Ayleu III,
scattering 3.