Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

-liE "a' hiaHsh- iato uba hlttvig y VIC pvt
OF the People.
NJ Sdllman, Of Fiusanns, also remarked, ths
he DID not attend agreesJly 10 bis own wishes
bat hf represented strong Jackson county, an
hefltithis duty 10 represent tie wishes N his con
u .eutr.
flr Crockett Of wythc also stated hifngel
opposed to the reelection ofGeucral Jnctsoni bu
be- felt u hi= duty To attend, because h rtIfescn
dome Of lie strongest Jnal.sou counties n tn
Statei
Tn following Delegates wef-prcyenFdby inds
position from attending ii, mse'tsc--but they ei
! thsr appeared by written proxy, ~ were yonehcd
+ tur ~ fhcii frieuds, W: AleHzr- RE- w. Wood
/ ltlrhaul Booker, Phihp A. Eon", Jams ID liay
burton, Archibald l,iteluc, Jaepb llclmsl Thomas
smith Thomas Sprne. L. Iuuie3G Jordan Archibald
T. llaf#ood li,zclaab n Anderson, VIM Shnnds
Archer Jrssee, and John L Brown
Afior the call Of the Roll Mr. Miller submitted
the following Resolution:
RsWircd That the Chairman and Secretary OF
TINS Meeting nave authority aud arc hereby reaaest
cdt1 Ill by public notice N the newspapers nnoth-
rr meolin9 Of this Assembly at future day dunn
the present Session ofthe Legislature, for the pnr'
pos, oluomiuatlng fleetor. ofPicslieat and VIC
President of the r. Slatos, and appointing Corrts-
poadins Committees N each County, 1ity and Bo-
rough of this Commonwealth and also Il Central
Committee
Rssolrcd That the Counlica Towns and Be.
r1ushs not reIf.'cnlrd N tins meeting, be s1hcli-
ed to appoint dsue4trs n attend at the tlrure meet
ing, winch my be caliedby virtue Of the proceed
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,ro ,,,.,c,,,., tl,. G,,yrut,on had there
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=, ai,hL,,,,,.,I', pr..,l.n, and SECRETARY Of the
uo.,,n,, ds,,o,, II. , div oftbc Meet
n
~. D,,1.,5,,., g., ro,,cst n. Eccratarv IN read
uo C.l,n.,. af,l. ,,ons,,,,,,a, c,br r. : which
H., ,,,,,,r.r ~ Eiee,o,e,,nd con,,nd,d
,L.,I,,, a.. ,,rl 20 H., ,,h,l ,,,,h,roc senator,
and representatives IN which the state may be entt-
H.d IN tn Congress the number OF Electors should
be graduated by the Census of 1920 and not the
late Census-and therefore thai the number Of Eloc-
,ors would be the same as II wa, at the late Presi-
dental Eleetion-and the Meeting could be at no
loss 10 fix the day of their adjournment
Messrs Winston, Miller and Opio express ed
themselves of different op,nion and commended that
both by the aetofCongrcss, and by precedent OF
the Election Of 1921 was clear that the APP
nutanuc,t n,p.t he eh,noed 20 as IA adap itself to
The recent Census
Mr. Cholson did not think II necessary to dis