Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
DOMESTIC NEWS.
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LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.
Acur.ah'1 10 notice SIT up at the door of the
Dictate tIall on Friday morning anl published
miHa newspapers of saturday, tie Members ofthe
Legislature friendly IL the reelection of ecu
AuGre~ Jackson, assembled IN the Hall of the
iiouss Of Delegates, on Saturday evening, SIX q
clors.
Taa meeting bcing called taorlcr, Mr. Miller Of
! poadslapuoposcd Thomas Rllchrc us Secretary
oitbe Conyrsuon- which vas agreed to without
Opposition
IN NJ, Miller nniion Linn Banks, Esq (lhc
-reltcr ofthe II Of b was appointed President
Of the M,ctmg Mr. b then took the Char aud
returned hrt Acknowledgements for the honor done
! hun
! On NJ Peod!cton's motion, resolution was
adopted, admitting the Editors of newspapers
WITHIN the bar to take notes ofthn proceedings.
On Mr. Miller motion, the roll of the mem.
bcrs If the Two Houses was then called over -
and the following gentlemen answered to their
iuamea.
st<,rr-Mcysrs WIN 9 Holt (Speaher OF
J u,c Senato) Stafford II Parker, Charles Cooke
Charles lIunon joel Pcnnybackcr Nathaniel Al
Cndcr, George Booker Lawrence + Dadc
Heroine l.. Oplc, Andrew Blsrnc, Joseph Wyatt
Benjamin w. : CabcIl William Bavsr, George
Cowan, George G. Dromeoole, EIoratlo G. Wm
ston, Charles Bcale, William McComas, ant
lrancs Rlscs.
MessrS Amistead Old and David McCo
mas, were represented bv their several colleagues
DELEGATES -Messrs Linn Banks Speaker O
the House Of D,cgates,) Thomas !. Randolph
John Pcrsinger, Andrew w. Cameron, George
W Wilson, James II, Ghosou, John L. Shell
William y Pattcson, William NJ. Rlves, William
Daniel, ir Charles Tod john d. Richardson, VII
liam A Pattcson, John 5. pndcton, Edmund Broa
los Alien Wilson, William II. Brodnax, Alexande
W Jones, Mark A Chiffon, John G Stephenson
George Suman, Samuel Hale, Wyley p. Woods
James G Bryce, John b ID SmltL, William II
Suidow, Archibald Bryce, ir Lewis Hail Jane,
G. Bruce William d Sims Elias Poslon William
II Ra1nc, George J Williams, Pcyton Graycly
Robert Shield John IIooc Benjamin l. Dabncy
James Allen, Samuel L. Hays, Nleholas Poindex
ter, John I. Street, Houdcr Hudsins, William O
Coola, Aexan Ter G. Knox, William q. Henry
John w Kelly, William b Preston Richard ID
Webb, Joseph c. Cabell, Mters w. Fisher, Tho
mas II Harvey, Thomas Davis, William NJ Ro-
ba.tson, Harmon TIner, Vincent Whether, William
Swanson, rlmmas Miller, Asa Dupuy, Charles S
Carter, Jlmos Mcdowell, William Mcmahon. Jo-
seph Cline, Hiram Kllgorc Samuel Bare, William
) Carson, jeremiah Cobb, Ro,art n. Powell, Thorn
as G Moncurc, John c Cramp, Jesse Harsraye
Robert Gillespie, John Mccoy, Thomas Nc
cuIloch, Wilioughby Newton and Charles L
Crockctt
In onwcring to his name Mr. Jones Of Eliza
beth City and Warwick, rose 10 remark that he was
himself strongly opposed to the reelection of Gen.
Jackson but that , BIS OF hi. constituents were in
idvor OF his reelection; and he felt himself bound
10 attend III obedience To the duties which he owed
; as a representative of the People
When his name was called Mr. Cabell rose TO
remark that h. did not attend the meeting in conse
qucncc Of his own wishes but under an engage
) ment which he had made with the People of Nelson