Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21
lesail. which Constitute he osusl Of his mis-

DC resu.is which constitute he oc.d Of his mis-
sion.
On Friday last, the order of,he day being tho
election, by joint ballot, ola O. States Senator was
taken MP; and Mr.. Faulkner having made an un-
successful motion to postpone il Ill, the Dist OF
March, Gin other words to defer il until the mex,
session OF the Legislature, )-ayes ~, noes So
the House proceeded 10 execute it. The follow IN.
was the resell,
Mr. Roy nominated John Tyler, Esq
Mr., Watkins of q. nominated b. Watkins
Leigh but afterwards Withdrew his motion, when
Mr.. Campbell nominated James Mcdowell. A
long discussion Of the relative merits and opinions
of the candidates ensucd, OF which an account
Will be given hereaier-and tho roll having been
called, the vote stood as fellows:
For John Ty!er--Mlessrs. Banks, Speaker }
Riley, Coleburn, Gilmcr, Booker Gholson, Shell,
Patteson OIL Yancey, bearing, Chea,ham, Die
kcrson, Roane ofChas. City, PAt,cson OF c. Pen
dleion, Thornton, Wilson of c. Brodnax, Jones,
Daniel, Payne, Hale, Woods Smith of Fred, Smith
| of iou.. Steward, Bruce, Sims, Rome Of H.,
Gravcly, Ho.leman, Gregory, Gallahcr tIarwood,
fiooe, Carter of L. and r., Pondexter, Street, Roy,
Goode, Knox, Charlton, Webb, cabel, Collins,
| Dunton Harvey, Dode, Wi,cher, Swanson, Nash,
Watkins of 2. r., Carter of p. w, Cline, New
man, Thompson, Griffin, Stephenson OF =, Con
| way, Crump, Pegram, Sturman, King, Brown OF
Petersburg, and Rutherford i5.
For James Nh Do,ceu-Messrs. Randolph, Per-
singer, Stuart, McCuci Faulkner ncnshaw, VIII
son of g., Campbell NJ Comas Richie, Marshall
Wallace Stephenson of r. and N, Helms, Barton
Ehrlc, Emmons, MCamant Anderson, Vance,
Sloane, Mullen, Golf, Kincholoe. Mayo, Berry,
Fry, Heiskill, Hays, Beard, Harrison. Taylor,
Smith OF NJ. and j., Henry. Wiley, Alexander,
ley, Brown of Preston, Boo,be, Moore, Nina
bon, Macfar.sne, MMullen, George, M'Coy
M'culloch, Mavbrrv and Stanser-53.
For b. ~. leigh Messrs. Mavsc, Preston
| Pare, Miller, Watkins Of c., MurJaugh and
i Shands--T.
Tor H. s. Gso. Tuchtr--Messrs, SiIefrayd and
Ande son.
Par JAu Randopt-Mr Richardson.
Far y. " Daaiel-Mr Bare
join, vote with the Scypte. for Tyler 81, for NJ
Dowc e., for Leigh 8, for Tucker 7, tqr Daniel
!. |. aud ior Ka0dol ph /.
So that Johu Tylerwhosc sentiments border
as closely Oh Nullihsa,ion as that hcrcsy does on
Scccssion--was reelected by majority oftwo
votes. This is rather singular result when vi
rccoIlcct that the same body, not many weeks ago
elected w illun G.. Rrcs " The same Office, by III
ll. ,ast unanimous VOC, with the full knowledge
We or, sumo that his sentiments were in direct op
pos,,;oa ,r those Of his colleague. The consc
oucncc IS. that IN the Important measures arising
out OF the existing crisis. Virginia had as well bt
unrepresented N the Senate, tho vote VI Nr Tyler
neuualiling that os Mr Rves, aud rlre r.rsa.
The IL. 90 have passed bill authorizing a
suhser,aon OF 600 shares on the part Of the State
to the stock ofihc Ohio and Chesapeake calni.-
ayes g. noes %
Mr.. Gilmer, from. the select committee on thai
subject, has reported o'u making appropriations
IN Aid Of the Cooniz ,tie.a SHc.riy.
e.. In Mr. Claws spccta on Tic MODIFICATION OF
til, Tariff he refers 10 un ,,.'enpt, made somt
years ago by Ohio, in lit Of spl. ~ against the
T. S. Bank, tonu',lg chat ins,uflo.'. MI C'ny
counsel for the Bank ON that occas,o., III '1'
suit which grew out OF law Of Ohio imposing u
Tx the pilaI Of the Bank located III that
State and tue adverse counsel, employed by Ohio,
was Mr.. Charles Hammond, the Editor ofthe Gin.
ciunati Gazette. In that paper OF the 18th inst. Mr.
Hammond, in relation to this matter, says" In
my day, have taken u hand al nilIiiying the nc
ton of the general government by State legislation.
| remember it with no satisfaction, ye. it enables
me to appreciate the sincerity Of hear, with which
a man may run into most mischierous error." SO
will say the South Carolina agitatdrs Of the pres
snl day-at least the honest portion Of them some
ten or fifteen years hence. They, too, will sc-
knowledge that Qualification and Secession are
measures Of redress as mschieyous as they are UNI
tenablc that
This path Is full of peril tina, you tread
On fire, with faithless ashes ovcrsprcad,'
t. The New lntk Couer's correspondent " the Spy in
Washing tom after giving askec ii Mr. Gint bill adds
much under tho u1nence al NY feelings 10 srcus
! write the prospects which again beginning 10
upon land OF Horny Clay say nothing. except
that he has this day fearic.y purinmrd his duty I" h
country. lilo has srusk trom responsibility which It
VIZ, necessary proper for him TO assume. FROM
nppearances Inclined TO believe that his ffoposilioa
substantially Will prevail"
LITERARY NOTICES.
"HeSRy MAsrEsToN, or the ddventmres Of d
Young Cavalier," is the title Of new Novel,
written by Mr.. James. author Of Darnley, R'ehe-
lea, &c and recently issued, a No. of the Family