Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

a ,tar, School. and substituting said school III
lien Of the Public Arsenal that pl &C, as the de
posi,ory ofthe public arms.
ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the consideration OF The re-
port of the committee IN tie subject OF Abolition,
and the amendment thereto offered by Nr. W at
knS The question before the House bHng ON
striking cut the "a resolution of the committee. Tor
The purpose IF inserting Mr.. VS. substitute, Mr..
Daniel addressed the House in favor OF the mo-
ton, and in reply TO gentlemen who had preceded
him.
Mr. Griggs followed, and lele ndcd the vote which
he had given on a preceding day against the a
mcndment offered to the substitute denying the
constitutional ralt Of Congress 10 abolish slavery
in the District OF Columbia.
MIR. Summers also addressed the House on the
same point, and supported the 2d resolution of the
commute.
Mr. Garland of NJ, followed al length in re-
ply to the supporters Of the Report Of the Select
COMMITTEE, and urged his preference OF the sub
stitutc.
Mr. Brown OF p, replied AT length to the arsu
mcnt, of Alcs>is. Garland and Daniel.
The question was then called for from various
parts Of the House.
MIR. Stanard then took the floor in reply to Mr..
Garland and in defence Of those with whom he
MR. 81 acted.
The vote was,hcn taken on the first branch OF
the motion, VIZ TO strike ont the I'd Resolution Of
the Committee, and decided in the affirmative
follows:
.iyes-Messrs. Layne, McCIintic, Wilson of
B., DccampS, Turnbul, Mallory, Austin, Daniel,
Samuel. Richardson Hill, Smith of Fauqlier,
vison, Watts, Watkins, Hail Of Grayson, Aven,
Darlington, Coleman, Sloane, Nixon, Goodall,
Harrison, kinehclor, Fontainr, llolleman, Robin
son, HAYS, S,ntrnn, Harris. Tallor of Matthews
& Middrsex, Rogers, Garland Of Mccklcnburg,
Hey, Morgan. Chapman, Shcrrard, Brown Of
Nelson, Voolfolk, Almond, Adams, Mccoy,
Caekley, Hopkins, Carroll, Madison, Stands,
Williams, MarIcncy, Nieklin, MoGett, Conrad
Jes,cc, McMulen, Bare, Rmkcr, CrutchGcld,
Moncnrc, Sprallcy, llargravc, Gillespie, and Glib
son-67.
Noo.-Messrs. Banks, (Spcakcr) Grinalds,
Gilmrr, Soatllal Wiley, Garland of A., Brooke,
Craig, Campbrl Pate, Hunter Of b., llcnshaw,
Miller, Booker, Bcohrng, Christian, Johnson,
Wilson Of C., Servant, Hunter Of l. sex, Price.
Hale of Franklin, Smith Of Frederick, Smith ii
Gloucester, Wc,hcrca, Mullen, Bolts. Gregory,
Powell ,GrIegs, Berry Summers Fleet, lloor, Carter,
Ncll, Beard, !aylor Of Londoun, Ra.sdalc, Waege-
ner, lngles, Benton, Murdaueh, Cooke, Parker, Lc-
land fitzgerald Cha plnc, Masters Swanson Witcl-
er,Nlorri>, Dorman Levburn, Harley, Butts, Dclas,
mutt, Jet, Prentss, Saunders, Cunningham, Brown
OF Petersburg, and Stanard-GI.
Mr.. Stanard then moved further 10 amcnd the
substitute, by inserting tie words contained in the
] third resolution Of the committee, as follows:
Rcs0i cd, That the General Assembly faithfully
expresses the sent cnls OF The people and It's OWL
when ii claics lis just adherence and rcproba-
ton Of thc ianatcal, orreeklcss, maIienan, zeal
that has embodied SO many societies in tho nom
>lavr-holIng States, under the denomination OF
abohonislS, carr, ING IN by concert and confcde-
racy common scheme, endangcring the peace.
prosperity, and safety of this and the other slave
holding States, regardless of The moral, social, and
political obligations they violate, and the evil,
they bring on the objects of their pretended or mis-
taken philanthropy. And with this sentiment of
abhoircnce, is mingled one of the proounlcst re-
otet, that among the mischcts likely to flow from
such societies aud their en,crprizrs if unchecked,
Is TO To numbered the alienation of the members of
this great conedcracy from each other, and the de-
cay, II NOT destruction Of the ties that bind them to
,,@',> glorious and happy Union.
! M, Wat>:'s objected 10 this motion, as being
on, of ordcr~-hGt the Speaker decided that i, was
in order.
On motion Of Mr.. Hopkins, the House adjourn.
ed.
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