Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

SNT; ErAY, Jas. p
Mr. Mayor moved iu .ii"nl ~, fourth - mn, ,
tue anehed r'i"r' by stt,k.g on, the word "lai,
III The tw.iiih hur ,heteui. a. iI cr,irg ia" .anc
le' N".hmghan IN the inirlcsnih hrr '" ua 10 IN
clude Hardy III the Senatorial District 18th Pcnt,
con ana h"ck"gh'"., Instead ri Senatorial D>tro
with Shcnhnd"ah. tie .tuird 'hn, his r, n. ons T.
seeking the change, " n, Hardy p,i.h, AZ vel
he hl"ttcd from The map NJ VIRGINIA as m Lr.conucc,
cd thus with Strnondpah That ,h, nIi;t nj wcitb
ct Hardy would he thus entirely suuk wIilc ,rcj
cnnn' cilnn exis cl. Fnnt Sben,nLonh bv the ceusu
ot "So, had pnpulation of rs TOR r. Iln rdv opl
lows. That Shenandoah would always have il i'm M;
'"er W erect The Senator without regard to IIcrdv
any more Hun II lia'dy did not exist That fhc nc
pie OF 'hise Two Counties were but liz /. identified ia
incrests. predictions or pursuits Inn, therc "a,
out ht'lc COMMUNICATION between them and tim
i've! M" ont H,iic ncquninancc will, CHI other
n't inc case III redirt"n Possessing only pnpula
ION q" AL, was nearly the same with r, .,nr,l %,
Rock'ngiam, which possessed popult,i,n of 10 Ga6I
aud would b. swallowed up i'll Tic sumo manner h,
The large county But put Hardy, Penilcton and
Rockingham together, aud the two small @. ,untiel
wond TIC nearer balance TO tic largcr one; upd thd
district would then contain only 2IO of ropula,ioJ
more Than Hardy and Shcnundoah would amouut r.
iake Hardy from Shenandoah and Shenandoah Will
MT e'ct the Senator more certainly than she would
WIN Hardy attached. Moreover, HARDY and Peu|
dleton lie IN Tho Valley of The South Branch OF Po,oI
mac Shenandoah aud Rockingham in the Valley sI
Tue Shenandoah river They have thereto e. tiilerI
EN- interests and by the prcscn, arrangement tic in
IL
thrown into the Shenandoah Valley.
dcn. MCoy, IN C1po,iiicn said that it was only
epce "i political iecllng. that prompted he apptca
t"n for this change. (Icre Gen. Al Coy was On Had
10 order by the Chair RE said that Hardy was Il
iatwui ally Of Shcnar loah, nd thar tbcv vonId al
very well as the Committee had arranged them.
MIR. Naylor III reply said, that when he made thd
application, the idea of favouring political sentiment
or feelings, had not occurred TO him; but since thd
ingenuity of the gentleman from Pendeton had su,
gcs,ed IL, he thought there might he something in +
SO lar as to ore'a,e on the mind of that gen,iemar
But II Hardy had offended III this, is she 10 be- cbnip
ed to The chariot VIE Is of SHENANDOAH and droo pc 4
until She has cxpated her political sinsl This Cor
vention has mognaniaously rejected all such consiJ.
erat'os and he trus ed they would be still rejected
lie Mr. Naylor was c. d 10 order by the
Char MIR. Noylor excused himself by saving.
q q, nc had fallen into error was by the exam
pie OF the gentleman from Pcndlc;on who had served
long IN the Legislature Of the na,ion-uad who was
80 much better acquainted with parliamentary rules
! thnu hun, who knew but lille of them
Mr.. Anderson said, that the people ofTffardy had
much intercourse With Shanandouh-and, If it would
ne any consolation to the gentleman from Hampshire
he would assure him that Shenandoah would ALVIN Y.
elect republican Of the good old school