Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-15
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THE COME i ENCE, &c.

Yesterday Conerees of the two Houses again met, when
me proposition last made by the managers of the
Delegates nanefor 10 circuits and &c judges the double
The House having met MIR Gholson from the .mn,ies an.
pointed to conduct the conference report of what had
occurred substance of which al
Mr. Leigh suggested there was no necessity for taking
any Voe on The report as presented nothing for the House
no. lie ien proceeded TO state the condition of things, and
to urge the House adhere the principle of the double
Judge system for least until peo-
pe coud he ascealnc With view OF aching the Senaes
amendments, he moved that recede from its sa-
greement 'here,oThs motion prevailed. The amendment
the senate providing Tor Is Judges he State divided
INTO districts and 10 circuits Judge to cIrcul Mr.
Leigh moved to strike and insert 10 circuits and 20 Judges
Two TO each circuit On motion of Mr. Gimer the que
was DIVIDED 10 be taken first striking out being
put the House struck IS, MIR Leigh his pro-
position for 10 circuits and 20 judges MIR Wtcher moved
twenty circuits and twenty judges, (snse judge plan
motions presenting the respective plans single
ano doune judge MIR Leigh hoped the fill the blank
would he considered notion for the ayes and
noes Mr. Jones that intelligence from his constr
ens convincing him that they preferred double Judge
pa lie should vote for the motion of the gentleman from Hen
for 10 circuits and 90 judges Atkinson prerrng the
ced that could not be obtained recur the
existing system declared his purpose of voting against the
rose 10 state fact the object of which
billy Of Judge aud Chancellor carrying the
Same Court House at the same time The question then
put OH Mr. Leighs motion To fill the blank with circuits and
20 judges, and nega'iped by the following vote:
aYEs-hiessrs Banks Speaker Bayly, w Wood, Ken
ney, MoCue Davis, Henhaw, + Anderson, Miller, J
Campbell Ghoson, Shell Yancey, Hallyburton, Watkins
NJ Mason Perrin, Bryce, Eskine, Claiborne Morris Sey
mour, DAWSON, 6 Williams Leigh Lucas Gaaher sum
nlers, Lawson, w L T Mason, Gonde Cohoon Garland
MuTdaugh Thompson, Blackwell II Il Anderson Jacobs
Parrott, Miller, Venable Shield, Rives TYLER Moore
Mcdowell, Lewis, Williams Gaiew ood Goodwin Haril
tor oncue, Crockett, Maxwell Mcfarland Ruher oord-
%.
NoEs-Alessrs Drummond, Gmer, Terrill S Nj Garland
Mayse, Campbell, Letwich, Christian Spurlock nj
lives Clay, Taylor, Broadus Gibson, Chichester Payne
POWELL Holland, Cas,caan, w Wood, King Hail. Green
Ia ey, Dunn, Carskadon Dyer Atkinson, Sempe Pollard
tiooe, Pollard, Leland, Ewing Hays CALDWELL Pondex.
Tar, Street, 4udgins Newman, Waits, Bllngsey, Vawter
Preston, Helms, OFerra, Upshur Davis of Orange, Hner
Wncher, SWANSON Baxter, Znn Hart Mcmahon Alexau.
Der kigore Crump' EPpes, Gillespie Mccoy McCulloch,
Keller. Newion-64
Mr. Preston then moved fill the blank 20 circuits and
70 judges, (snge system) and carried without count
Mr. Leigh and declaring he had done all his power
TO arrest the Commonwealth in its downward course moved
Tor select committee 10 arrange the circuits Motions were
made respectively 10 constitute the committee Of 20 "a
and respectively rejected The Chair then announced the
viz-Messrs Gilmer Leigh Wcher Bayly, Williams of H.
bson Newton, Keller Moore Williams of S. Preston Chris
tian and Campbell of e
On motion of Mr. Witcher the Speaker vacated the chair
until O'Clock, give the Select time TO arrange
the Circuits
EVENING SESSION.
he House reassembed at O'clock when Mr. Glmer, from
the Select Committee, reported that they had concluded
the arrangement of the Circuits.
Mr. Rives Of Campbell offered joint resolution providnp
Tor the survey of the rail road firm Lvnchbueh
River and for opening correspondence with Government
OF tennessee on the subject of its continuation
state; but the question being put, there quorum.
On motto OF Mr. Gmer, the House then adjourned this
morning, O'Clock.