Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

amended constitution peri this Geu impose
that every lawyer owe court his p,vae
magistrate that your antagonist has oen his own jury aud
that chances for justice one 10 ten Complain not
asanst the operation OF system which you pnt upon your
Your hrehcp ia the cas-, may these runvcnienccs
from the system bu, you have felt them und will feel ther
healthy and sautary which amenale to the people
which does receive its power on, the people and
fewer elections and Tue seldom you right
Of suase the better r YOU and the better or them Nothing
tracy !. becoming very unpopular N Virginia House of
S ;, :, IT a. ~, w., ~, 49,, y - So ~ n ~
Jaco5nism you TO sc trusted 10 elect gvernar
rare your military officers you re MOI
to cleo, sheriff, magistrate a constabe-
You not competent to exercise this right of saaso And
you will show ua you have this oPinen youevesby voting
| for the amended constitution.
have now discharged that dhy 10 you which reason mad
conscience To best Of ability oppor.
'Hties which have hsd, have served you aud myself
g so. to 0a5 % rSf ns good OF The
whole State of Virginia, wished to see liberal and Tepubl
institutions established and pstrontrB For although We
the west feel msre lively Interest IN popular government
aud III items Of reform than they in the East
that do sincerely thnk calculated promote the
and happiness of the whoe commonwealth The plan aud
the convea,ion, appcaltn proof fth's
not TO judge Of the feelings Of the cas-, to tho west
from the pursued their representatives
Many Of the frcehciet, Eastern Virginia with you
feeling. in Judgment and Affection Very sctabe
in n the districts u.s. though their
representatives. ia heading Had
lawyers Judges governors and official been selected
less would have been paid forming gcvcrnmeu
the governors mcrcs, would taken in
forming government for the people But this lesson has
taught emphatcaly already, only this community bu,
TO the conviction Of every state in the Uuon iUpu,c
dshonorabe motives single member Of Convention. They
may have though, their views nallhy know
VIC ask those in power any country in Europe their opn
ions ofte governments in which thev n,,r they rnn,d pro
nouuee them the best the world Those the helm Of
fairs do the interests oC the community through she
same medium d. they who are in the plehan ranks The pa
Il ,ciaus and the peans 90 mot wear gasSe OF the cHlo
nor dimensions Those allowances must hr made before NC
can correctly decide the views and principles Of euv
citizens
Iiu topic remains yc, II this: What
will be prospects oiorm should the amended
not be ratified by the qualified v0Jcr-, To this answer
VIII have much the aid the east uhcl
agreed With the call Of the late Some sec
tons OF tile State desire reform part, another
part Of the constitution But the amensd
he ratified the sections having the partial reform all
us going into convention any reasonable We neeC
not expect much assistance the purely upar
other iuiucsmsnt presents itself them But should the
medei constitution be rejected little doubt c entertained
convention can years BE- held There i, much
sterling rcpuncausm tine SSe Of The Blue RIDGE
There ct our fellow citizens OF Justice oil
~, hea' aho VINO Wo'o Ho uey haa 81 n insr power
hold IA such vasslags the constitution provides fo
oneh 10 us to urge our plea and allies aud axGes viii
1e wanting 10 Us to effect change in the
commemorative But should by put new
YOKE upon our neck we cannot with any regard 10 consistency
ask our brethren 10 aid us IN taking IT off
The Of reform Virginia law for calling
convention Ihe enemies Of reform amended the
ton ihe liking far possible Now lot the enemies
hy ean ana 'hcn VIC are us where we began uniammeet
by any act Of our IL they put upon w. and be
same ground to urge our plea for republican government
day asr ratified And let us remember thar evn the a,
narchial gorernmerto Of Great Britain compelled
SahcPa'e ue C'tnoics by perseverance aud the
force Of public opinion the Catholics gained their PRAYER q
i've ansir: 81 rrfnni earne' 20, "s yoke upon
We shall still have the old constitution and wore thar
before and as that yoke wearing old and worn Inootb
WI be easier for our neoks and will sooner than new
Eettauy, "a II1rch %, 1880 DELL