Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

Profoundly sensible OF ths great fAiia htl#lia
ffan, the condition "a the calofad population oil the
con,nonwc lllh iuileft y lupauty as well as
eetley to .n immediate sfiort Ia lie uo'al IN Tie
irsf ulasr rs we'll ~ those Wlo are now troa, us 81
.neh rs iAav hereafter become trles believing thai
tins eiian white It Is IN Isl accordance with tin
srIinr4ts of ths community on the subject vii
llsafa III our present meaus and tIa' further
ir.Ian IL. The removal 4 ths risses should await
mo- definite dryclopanenl Of pn5r op.non r
-IH-l3 d.
III Rr,cr ,arl h uafsd aasa1au ln.uf Cor tn
rsssaa ff.t rue rIafaiare a. the opU.o0. tIaf a'
s.aa fllap nu,. s. Inn t5e ssalusaut thliaHplr
which #a.rc uo-3r-=Ins NJ HHr,osfu, should
nv i. .pb = u,ussIN#s II would b. 40 tlc pa
- Il virginia aud hsr dnfF Ia reu7yc The coiered
population rwould prevent ihe oit' - @, thc bar
aaaa4e. atom o- t.i. port He Wsh,d the report
NJ hi Committee "a declare that whon we should
s1sscss t.fc MEAN. ri DOM II, VI would tnk' m'a=
sur - r,moy, be bale eail---wlth ,ltR 10
shaa h t.l world that " loaI. forward to the time.
uEanthl fual abolition 81 slavery shalI tIl,f pine
z##ad that wcwitl COON =tepby sfcp TO that geaf
CT Ii hop,d al taas #Ho @isheh i"' The hnal
removal otHir plourrdp orlr weuid vote l"r ilhs
aman#1sHt
NJ Muor' rNar IN nov Lat iIr report 'n1a
m,adm'ul b' lud on lie tabIf b'eana' II hod be#n
ia aH.fopd that &. report she7d nolm"fioTr WIN
fHa=e gentlemen vino eatne prepared TO a-p'le Inc
pH.FIofH proportions
Nj Bryce soid that IN astfe I" h"'''b ~ va
prapar 10 state that IA contemplated ho interference
III ne debate on tho resolution AMI substitute pr
=anfed On this subject Hut be wished 10 rth''h
dlmatyt 10 the House hIs view sol a. hc VII
rangc winch had been 1Iipa 81 Gentlemen ia ma
deblte had embraced e'a3 pof4he toplc connected
wifht The same ro2e "@fid he 'i""ci IN dls.
sass.og tbs question nor zas i'9.i'fcd !" tilh1
discussion, which would undergo no RESTRICTION hf
LIN adoption Of the preamble II The gentleman
tHam Roekbrdgo would examine II he "o"i1 ma
TIT every topic conId be discussed III considering
the preamble ~ wfll n upon any Other proposition
llekncw that Gentlemen dosned to- discuss lhc snh.
snfate oi The gentleman from AlbfmhrI'i ana ihai
proposition might WI nropuely n brought into
tie debate on the preamble
Mr. Ghoson regretted that at the present umt the
gentleman from Gooehland hnd presented tbs a
mendment tie knc" thatlt VAIN strictly IN or
der-and the House mlshlht placed IN tn awkward
prcdlcamrnL Of adopting tn substitute Of the IN
tenan from Ajbcoare elong with the preamble.
lie wished the propositions ffst presented mlsht
first be debated The preamble Of the gentleman
prcst Dtrd new question. II went To declare that
allho the present Legislature did not consider 1t
pedlent 10 act upon the sbIectof abolition, 1t was
pfoFer that some future Legislature should act The
original resolution ousht ffst 10 be discussed and
areded and the resolution and preamble after
wards takeuup
Mr. Preston objected u thn consideration Of the
preamble at tins time He believed that by takIne
up the report orthc Committee, the original rcsolu
tons were both supcraedad-thcy were taken from
bcloro the House IL hoped TINT a motion would
b, made 10 reverse ihc resolution reported by the
committee and refer II buck to them with directions
10 bring IN bill forth gradual emancipation Of
sayes For that purpose Ia hoped the gentleman
from Rockbridgc would Withdraw hls motion IL
lay on the table
Mr. Moore Withdrew The MOTION
Mr. Rrodnax sand TINT there seemed to him no
in Srtilag at tins subject Tn
questions were tie smr. Any gentleman who ar
anrd that the report ouga. 70 be or ought not to be
adopted would bc Tor on OF other oftho original
He hoped therefore that the zen
tleman nom Hanover would be allowed to pro
I'D
Mr. Randolph could not agree with the gentle
man from Brunswick or Montgomery He WIS
aching with many other gentlemen, audhc be
loved majority uithc House agreed with Inn on
question He knew that NOVICE as he was
III public drbatc--havine never IN his life address
ID il dozen men half dozen tues-hc had as
samed a task of no mean importance He felt that
he had attempted duty Tor which all the habits Of
IN life hadlcn HIM unprcpared,- and that lac wa
opposed 10 these who were covered with the nmrls
Of former victories lie felt his weaknrss-but Ms
II wasi having entered the arena, he was d,tcrmm
al 10 20 on in the cause he had adopted.
Mr. Carter OFF. W observed, that he presumed
the gentleman at his rIght Mr. Preston would h,
very glad to withdraw thu proposition of the gentle
man from Albcmare Butso excellent a target
oushrno to bc withdrawn until some other gentle
men should have an opportunity ia take shot at 1t,
not that he Mr. c. was DESTROYS to participate IN