Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

VIRGINIA E.lssSL AFJ RE.


HUusEof DELEGATES.
- leH ~. Nj Eeaae moved the fol.
~ rs 3aiio,s
Rs#',ti That the House viii on tomorrow
pr1feed by NJ bulln, with tho Senate, TO the elcc-
Ion o. a Sem OF 10 the L. States, TO supply the Va
'4eep accustomed by the rosishation' Of Littlcton
WeilHt 'Fhzcwoll.
h#app1t Of ,h,e resolution, Mr. r said IL seem.
edia NM th' It was The duty of the Legislature,
h1h IL r. gnrd to themselves and tho Commons
wealth, 10 a.t forthwith on tho highly important
subject Foo himIelfho did not zee any there
could he for delay aud he hoped the Legislature
~oaa at promptly upon the subjcer "a
/ MI lancey aald hs had understood that some
Of his friends hod opened correspondence with
gentlemen IA the country, WHO had been named
IA candidate and IL desirable that THO election
shoal1 be dclcrsed until their answers could be-
received lie moved therefore that Saturday
ucxl' he substituted II, the resolution instead to-
gtVtam -
Nj Roane said tint he had rehceied UPON the
subject, and could see oreasqu for delay.
MIR. nade sand lint THIS election was one on
wiai tho eycy Of Ihe people ircvory section wcrc
turned with great interest and solicude. He
thought TINT itdcferred until abcat tie middle Of
ny. week i,,eouia be early enough Severed Gen.
tthlHli III ltttll ltlHtHhfuf~ was
now gnng on and there would NOT be Tine 10 vs.
certain wheJh,l those gentlemen WIN hea nceD
named would serve before the time which had
designated. lie moved that the rtsclution bs A.
uenlsd by irsltlne Wednesday next
The question bei1le pa pH 'i,e amendment Of
iff,I by Nj. Dad, Il ans nesuliyet- Ayes 81,
Mo- -
fbequcafon ,Iea REQUIRED On ihc notion ofMr.
YRntey
Nh Glncr moved tim, nondag nert'' be
inserted The ohjee, WAS 10 g,ya TIME to receive
the answers OF 'hose gentlemen who had been
wnienlo. Those menbafs who had expressed thcr
views this subject had truly stated that It was
one Of great Importance IIe knew tho fact that
tuuot had designated individuals who had not been
heard fiomuod he though, that the sentimenss Of
elltho'o who might DO pu. in nomination ought to
be known There exstcdno imminent necessity for
the election. The Senate Of thc United States was
noW in session; but II was not probable that any
important nominations by the President would
COME before hom lor considerable time Ho be-
lieved Mondhy would give time 10 receive tho
answers of all individuals put in nomination. and
hoped ihat the day wouldbe fixed.
Mr. Gllmers motion agreed TO, and tho re.
solution amended was adopted.
The Speaker appointed the following COMMITTEES
in pursuance of the resolution of MIR. Nash, pass-
ed yesterday, Cor the arrangement, ofthc Congress
siooai pist,lc, ofihe State
Messra Nash, Webb, flolyman, Brodnax, Yam
oey, Witehcr, Pate, Dunion, Roane of Hanover
Gllmer, Stephenson OF spousy'vanla Dickorson,
Harvey, Carter Of = w, Wallace, Smith OF
Fred, Ledirr Stewart of Augusta Mcdowell, Try.
AND Nccuoch
Mr. Brodnax moved the, he arrangement OF tho
district for the election ofElrctors ofprcsldcnt and
al. a IL.
ob5eryias ,ha, tbs duty could be conveniently
performed by this committee being analogous 10
the objects for which II was originally appointed.
lie thought also that ii essential tlst the cleo
torul districts should bo designated rather
tlIun deferred 10 peliod when election was APP
ploachng. The motion WIS agreed TO.
MI Knox moved the following resolution
Hz69lped Thai the COMMITTEE Of Courts Of jus
lice be instructed 10 inquire into the oxpodloncy of
extending the jurisdiction Of single magistrates
from 700 to $50
On motion Nj Blo1nax the resolution was
anIendadby striking ont the words after mdgis-
ha'es, nDd the resolution as amended, was adop-
ted
Alt tmcr said tlal having promised has friend
ilon fauquier, that ne would offer proposition in
relation 10 the employment oi Clerks of the Stand
~ fonmiit,es, he nov rose To fuI6i that promise.
J. IL he present stale Of things But he did know
ilnf gfca abuse now existed which ought 10 DO
teebded lie would read ihc following statement,
furnished him by the Auditor of Accounts, which
Would show that the sen1s paid for The employ
meni OF Cioiky had been hitherto unreasonably
l1f@es
Statement showing the amounts received for their
services by the Clerks az the House of Delegates
an the Senate Committees Of PropositionsA
n Privileges, &c. Courts of Justice ana
Roads SC or tic yours 1924, 1926, is27, 1923
ani 1881
isei ticik ofthc House Of Delegates, 81 $50 Oh
leah of he Senate. S75 OO
Clerk ofthc Committee ofPronoai-
tom. Sc. 40 oG
Clctk Of the Committee of Prigil-
eyes, &c. 40 90
Clerk OF &c Committee or Roads,
Sc 40 90
tIe,, Of tic Committee Of Courts
ofJu,ucc, 40 90
Si,265 90
ls-G -.Cia,, o The House Of Delegates, ts2o57 IL