Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-22

iac'uated tho disoatch Of Rusirc,, -.,:- -,
pest thanks OF the Convention" ''''
INC resolution waS agreed To- u,,; ,,,
ana SO entered Oh Ito journal '''"o"S'y'
al " account Ion psIntiu- had hccn ,,ss
g. e., aau compensation OF SEA voted IL nm.
the minutes into II vo,l,,nr \ VI "1''Sc'ioi'iS
hr. Barbour resumed In. CL,;r
/ CD The Convention, as tn,,r, "''' "'"'osS-
| nc m,emen J Mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm m,
vii "u = i,ci sach s,rons emotions. as. ,h,,sS
| WIN winch . now address you
Ihe resolution which va, h,,, ;, .,
."p,'ssivo OF your appreciation of m, ,nnIuci
Us presiding officer OF this ASSEMBLY - ~, ~;
"."cc Oh your good opinion which ,h,II'lon
,;., as oiic vi the most PLEASING rccolI,c.
. uohs OF my lie; and for which / ove No., 70
co,' ~ mIN'' except The expression of INV sin
~ H. Ns ana pro'oLad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
icoc member even, Of such an Assc1,,IJ,, ne
,ns' imports large and gratifying share t IL
nI tohhuehco To DC called 10 prcsid. oycr n
uchoerations, Is an honor sufficient 10 I'm Tho
measure OF higher aspiration than dare nro' |
IL. . W. W io'c''v Inc Unanimous TESTIMONY off
~. ~. aPPtooa.ioh, under the circumstances Which
attend ~, inspires me with the dconos, "'''>
sa'uuc' IL has been said gentlemen. tina, ,hn
power OF legislation, Is the hiyh,s, ,rr,,, -
mum can coi'i'he To his fellow inan-th,s - ,,'a
~ uhose governments IN which writer, Cnn.I,,,,
La a.u I1nnhoWh; but tho trust which has
'' 10 yet IlInGr h. fnI
us mas been delegated Tie now., Inc o ~. "
my .he people In their primary, soy.,.,,f, ,,,a
ac'er; OF forming Consultations. wh;ots e"a
v whc, ~, ~ Gleaie that very le.isatye howe,
49, 20 1,se "erS deemed 20 be omnpotent =
winch VIII prescribe To it, the law of it's ,c,;nn
and Tie orbit in which alone, i: can yiohIGli,,
move.
we have bcea for a long time laborious,c en-.
saged In this great WORK our labors n 70 nav, =,
an cnd The Constitution wli.c!, VIC have tnr,n
49,, 81
ca, Is now 10 be submitted TO the people, for their
ratification or rejection.
In the language, suhsantly. of tl,c c,,v,p.
uon which framed our Federal Constitution
WI! say-th2t 1T will meet the full and entire
aPpTonatlon o! every portion of the Ccmmon-
Weat', Is no. to be expected but each will
doubtless consider, tina: had It's interests alone
pceh consulted, the consequences would have
, ,sen p"r"e9.ariy diaisieeab!o or iuiUrious to
tne other Whilst, therefore, we cannot nypcct
,hat IL VIII be considered by The people. The hes.
'c'" vi government that cuuld have been do
Tlsea' we may induse the hope, that as it is the
pcs' tue discordant OPP ions and cou.lici;n,, in
'ercstS oil inc Commonwealth enabled Us 10
a'aMc VIII De received by them, in the spirit Of
cohciiiation and compromise and be accented
as, The resu!i of that mutual tlefetenca I'D
concession, which the popularity OF onr pol;Ii
cal situation, rendered indispensable ~ moro
especially as 1t will carry with i; this .wciuhtv
recommendation, that'He have been aided in i
ioi'ha'ioh, ny The experiences and enlightened
coUncc! OF the pairiarch his OF the land of men
whom Virginia knows to be her mnsf.- ,ynri.
men, In Tile grcIt ". OF Unconstitutional arch,cc
turc $3.50 " ''o-
Inc general course OF Cur PROCEEDINGS rcn.
'ieihcii, mas been characterized BIZ the not.r, |
toh ana iorbcarancc, which became the d;cpity
Oh me occasion, and he great questions Which
m e nave oceh called to decide. If in the col
hsions oil discussion and occasional ,snorL orl
eNc''ehchl shall have been struck OUT i trust
nave Deen eAiinguishcd in the moment which
gave IL pifth and that we shall separate from
each other-with that reciprocal FEELING Of rood
wiz, wn'ch viii constitute the strongest cement
o' our ohion, and bind us together, in all time
% come, as People one art i.Airisible.
IN 'iiis spirit heseach you, let US urn to
our constituents, resolved to cas-, oil upon the
waters, as far we can to still the au,a,ions al
me public niinl .Aana
ike Inc unrutled bosom OF the ocean into /
state OF calm tranquility.
lie whosha!l contribute to a consu:nation sol
ae'Outiy 10 be wished, will deserve well of his
country; and will assuredly receive the upproba-
t'on ofthet country, the highest and best reward
To faithful public servants
we are now, gcntlcaen. ,lDon the eve of :, |
many of W., perhaps, never TO meetl
again-hlay youlong live 10 see this ancient and
rcnera'ed Commonwealth, prosperous at home. |
respected abro0d-May she he looked up to by
:.S.ef 0ia'es' as an example worthy of all i'm
ltaton-Nlay she hereafter he considered bv
them, rs she heretofore has been, the keystone
Of mat arch, which supports Our Federal union. |
ana whose strength hope and trust, will be in
creased by every increasing pressure, which snail
bear uIon il.
On motion of Mr.. LEIGH, lie then pronouu
ced thejweicome sentence, " This Convention
SINE DIE"
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