Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

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by Mr.. Gilmer--ef citizens of Albemarlc,
rr"Ninf The grant of Banking accommodations 1t
Nhirlottesville alsn, Of citizens Of Abemarlo
Tor a rail road from, Lyneiburg to tho Tennessee
line.
BY Mr.. Stanard-of citizens of Richmend peav<
my the incorporation Of Company to construct u
rail way from Richmond, along the ridge country
between the james and Appoma,lox rivers 70
Lynrhburg. IS
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Gooda,
Rfsofred, Thai TIE committee of roads, &c..
be instructed In inquire into the csredidney Of
Increasing the capital stock Ct the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Cumpa-
ny. -
On motion NJ Mr.. Carter,
hesofpsd, That the committee for courts of Jus.
tice DO instructed to IND une into the cspe i,ncy
OF 80 amending the laws which relate 10 the expcn-
scs OF arrest and prosecutions, in casrs OF crime
ami nisdemeanor, as 10 provide for the pay nrnt Of
guards, which ma. be necessarily employ cd hrtoro
commitment.
ABOLITION.
VI lien the Abolition sulieoi came np. Mr.. Wat.
hins reviewed briefly what had trans pred, and re-
marking upon the difficulties into Which the House
mad been brought aud the In poitance of harmony,
moved again 10 refer TIE whole subject tosa select
Commute. exrr,tAng H. Lore and elf that II
course could he devised which would command the
assent OF both sides OF the House.
Mr. s'nnard opposed tie course, a. likely To re-
suit only IN increased difficulties and as unneccs-
sarN.
Nj. Daniel supported tho motion, and ALLEGED
objections 10 the phraseolory q. lie al resolution,
and TO The Prlnel ,rns,s I'd in certain part, az
r. -a.,us In its favor
Mr. Sianard replied and answ cred tho objections
cird b, Mr.. Daniel.
Mr. Brown VI Petersburg. stated Il variety OF
objections TO thn motion ri Mr. Notwithstanding
TINT the oririnn motives for speedy aeii"n, on ,l,s
subject, had acquired ten fold force. lie deprs-
Gated the ensc, an The Northern Slalcs---tl,a, Tho
General Assembly had heru IN an agony on thu
subject lora week. and Lad d, las, been compelled
10 give II 10 the fo-hy.
Nj. Watkins pledged himself that he subject, il
referred again, should come speedily back irum
the committee AMI that all other subee.s should
Weld precedence to il.
Mr.. Gmcr desired 10 know what was the GEN.
llenan's authority for plcdpng lie House : (Mr.
" atkins replied that he had seen many members
oi the House, and was authorized from their Goa
vcrsa,'on. 10 make the pedpe) Mr.. G. alluded To
paper in Nh. Watkins hand, rs supposed To con-
tain tho snrpo,ed Jrcit which he Committee
would nPari, AMI invited it, reading.
Mr.. Packer united III this request, and comment
ed with some severity on the rourse Of the gentle
man from Gooehland. Mr.. fon,ainc opposed tie
rec commitment as waste of time Mr.. Harrison
made sone enquiries On a question Of order-Mr.
Stanard briefly and strongly recapiiula,d Tire OBJ
le'rohs To feoomn'ncnt, and dwct upon the in
furious effects upon Northern opinion, which would
result rom ret Commitment aiitr much time
had hecn consumed in celebrating. lie adver,cd
10 the fact that lhls motion MAS nnte hy n pcn-
lleman who had expressed the sentiment that the
south ought To ask nothing from the North for the
suppression of'he Northumberland supported by
another (Mr DanicD who avowcd the same wn,i-
moei, yielding it however. to the opinions of his
constituents.
Mr. Napkins assigned his reasons for voting for
the motion 10 reeommi'---and took occasion Il,
read portion Of Gov. Ma,c,'s Message, 10 show
the good disposition of New York towards provi-
ding redress. Mr. Miller called Mr.. II. to orler,
alleging the reading of the Document to be on, Of
order. The Chair pronounced i, on, of order, ms
having no teitr.nerto the motion To rceoinmii.
Mr.. Gllmer said perhaps ii was in contemplation
10 refer Gov Mafe}'s Message 10 tho Committee
Mr.. Hopkins had no wish To violate order. His
object was To rebut the impression sought to be-
mad", thai nothing Was expected from, the Nor,l,
Mr.. Gregory pledged himself to satisfy every I'M
partial mind at tho proper time, from circumstantla
evidence, thai nothing IN the shape Of redress,
10 be expected from tho Moth. Mr. Parker Ma,
proceeding 10 reply to Nr. Hopkins, but was called
to order.
The question was then put, and the moiion ns
gatlscd as follows.
Ayrs--Mcssrs. Ls,ne, Wiley, M'Clintie, VIII
son OF Bo,e,ourt, Dscamps, Turnhull, Austin,
Daniel, Richardson, Smith of Fanqnier, Kicker
son, Strange, Seeer, Bowen, Dawson, Watts,
Watkins, Hail u. Gfaysou, Ascnt, Carrinctor,
Coleman, Sloan, Nixon, Goodall, Harrison, Kim
chene. iiol,man, llnys, Slratton, Harris, Rogers
Garland of Mechlcnbure, Wiley, Morgan. Chap
man, Slcrrard, Brown OF Nelson, Fitzgerald
Voolfolk, Almond. Adams. Ca,k,ey, Hopkins,
Carol. Madison, Stands, Williams, MarIeney,
Nlckn, aloilttf, Conrad, jesse, M'NIullen, Bare,
Rinhet, spra'cy. liargraye, Gillespie, Gibson
SO.
Nors.--slessrs. Banks, (Speaker,) Grinald,.
Drummond, Gilmer. souIhall, Craig. Campbell.
Pate, Hunter OF Berkeley, lionshaw, MiIl.r, Nal
lory, Booker. beuhrinc, Samuel. Christian. john
son, I'LL, Wilson OF Cumberland, Servant, Hun.
ter of ESSEX, Ball. Price. Hale of Franklin. Ilol-