Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

latter gave . suceioct and poin,e, his,o,u-,
the Judiciary Law passed in the admin,,,,,';'@
Of John Adams stating has reasons for w
for the act Of 1902. believing hat the Jodi'i,yl
law was not rrqni,e', bu, was provided f., :,
reward Of the hacks aud drudees Of nav.
Wilson. aud Mason, Of Southampton. vh1
MIR Cab~ll Withdrew hts amendment. and ~
SCOTS was adopted BY the following yo,s.
Aye. SIS; Noes ~.
Mr. Cabeli now renewed his amenlmen, An.
Mr.. Coaltpr addressed the Convention =, -.
siderable length. from written speech i, e.
vor Of an Independent Judiciary. Mr.. C,bsIr.
amendment was rejected ny the following y,,.'
Ayes As; Noe s.
The question again REQUIRED, and wa, :,
hng,h ,sken. ON cugrossing The Con,,iu,;'.
for third reading, and carried by the follow
ing vote:
Avs Messrs. P. p Barbour, Jones. W
Leigh, S Tsvlor, Giles, Brpdnax, Drompoo,
Alexander, Goode, J Marshall, Tyler Nicbo,,
las, Clnpton, J. Y. Mason. rrezsan,, Claibor,
Urquhar', Randolph, w. Leigh, Logan, V,n,1
BIZ, NJ olson. Holiday, Heudersos, Coal.
Barbour, Scott, Green, I. Marshall, TazyeD
Loyal, Prenriss, Gripsby. W. Camph,g
Branch, Townes. Martin, peasants. Gordon
Thompson, M,ssie, Bates. Neal, Ro.o, Coal,
ter, Joynes. Bayly, Perrin, Upshur-s,.
NoEs-Me,srs. Acderson, Cotfhan Ham.
son, Williamson, Baldwin, J hn,or, MC,r
Moore, B irne. Smi h Miller. B x,-r, Sran,n
Mercer, Fl zaugh Osborne, Grggs, ! NJ ",
sou, Nsylor, Donsld,on, Bowl, Peaa!.o,
George M'Mil,n, L Campbell, By4,, CloyG
CHI pmln, Mathews, Og'rsb,, Duncan. l. i'd
ley. Summers, See, Morgan, A. Campbell
Wilson, Cl.ytor, Saunders, Cabel, Sqsr,
Powell - AZ.
Or motion Of Mir. Ciop'on, a Select Com.
mi tee # 'hree (Messrs Ciop,ou, Ftzbueh
AID Pdweil) was appointed 10 sup rinrnd h,
eugrossmeu and the-, on motion e H. Gle,
The Convention adjourned to IL o'ellck lAa
day.
Thus il will be seen hat Yesterday was al
important day. A provision VS. adoptt,
which seemed TO satisfy hose who feared for
the independence on The Judiciary, anu Id.
Constitution WAS ordered 10 be rogro,sd-
Whether this was q tesr question, is dsublluI
as 10 some yo.es-Messrs. Giles and Coalls,
protesting ,ha, their vote for .ngrussing WAY
not 10 be taken as evid nee OF their 6nsl vote,
one way or the orher--M, Randolph yoi ue
for il, who has said. il We are not mistake,
that he would vote against j.; and Others ,O;.
ing doubrfully. We believe, however. tbaltt
matter is settled, and that, though some men,
bers may change ground, the result will not
vary materially Great address was YESTERDAY
displayed, in making the Constitution aud Mr.
SCOTS amendment Of the Judiciary reeipro
caliy carry each other; for We fetl certain ,hi
nothing but desire 20 pass he CONSTITUTES
got Mr.. SCOTS amendment through, in oppe'
si,ion TO all The previous indications; and thai
nothing but the having ob'ained this, secure!
a ma jorry for the rngrossmrn,.
The momrn'ous question Yesterday debated,
eoram non judiee-of 10 whom he CGnstlO'lOt
all be acknowledgements 20 be DISPOSED oh
q matter which we had never heard until VIII
in day or 'w0 there wrIe Two opinions Upo'i
and then, If the vote on engrossmen be LII
index Of thu final vote, and there be no riders
he public will take joyful farewell Of The Con-
veution Some think hat his NAV he to da'I