Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14


pie, TO be eseicwcd aud rooted out.
! SCI, from the ole al tho two Houses Of ilit
General Assembly on the SECOND ~ the resolution,
Transmitted To ne, that most of NV onr lfrud>
approved tie Irincp q crcin declared that i
ihr dnis II The SCI To obey the instructions Of
the State Legislature, 1r resign. All these " III,
OF course. disarpro,r the resolution ] have taken
tbs - on'lnons, rfooaLl, decisive, Of tie d.stin,
iIarasats ne. In al likcHho"d, bciore tie heats
III NJ" lui'an.e the public mind Siall lie extin-
puisi.d, shall attain age which will render
utfl' ior any active public service. | lave ia.
clrat.>l pre-, ptien OF all these consequences.
Rut hop sinll he rardon,d for saving. thai !
canr"', and viii net, 20 What think wrong III
IIneipic, y ulSeli w.. '.Y FL. tGc,i> = {, m
ply with tle Wsln.s q Il, .'ts, and 10 fefain
tier arrfo aii'nand support, -rt nor tan Ia
avert ~ escape II, IN III. rage 81 ms cicnnx. /
do rot ptr'.ld IL Lr in,rnsiLIr to +, puarify, g.
prcall, 10 III favor Il my native STATE; l.ri, If
know NY sri. lo,""t polulariiy has II, source
rahcr III n, "nn atlatl n,Itto tie PEE pie, liaD
~ tie hope desire oi any rewards ih.s can
, l.sion and would not Lrrav What think the
interests IL lnpna 10 raiL l't favor, d. ar as il
is TO M. care loi no fame | NJ that which have
lilc nrosptc Ct al ultair,n. lie rcnown OF rood
4 usciu' ,c s. '.h >ur,i''>tlr aullor of TIA N,
Iti.pfeltr hi ! uld tell III Cereal A.
scmhl, N d tie Public illnl, wb'n ! returned cine,
after II /, RI inalion Of tie session "t Congress
Of lt3i-5, Lad c,nr ioa ICs.'u'iGn 10 leave
The S,nafr Il Al would ir,r il N ny rcNrrto
TAXI my seat. under ny last e ction 10 mis- inG,,
IN case az cAira >,s,inn of Congress Should l.,
called hN tie President; hut ,har would r.sirn
tlr Office, or (which was tie same ,hint de-, line
the Il, tcptancr oil II, al H." commencement Of ia,
ticn nrAt session ot H., General Assembly. 1his
resolution, debated h, sense # Il DUN | owed
NY itnil,, Wis oop"uly dunnunc'd, thai ST.
POS" lt'n>t ha,.l,,n truttalI> kr,ur, al least N
III" rltv nj Richmond. l. Was NOT until the scheme
al" iustrucne out Of nav sral' was agilalcd al.
,rr,hcrcsutol the ,prrg elections was a.u rraincd
tat "a" hat, il should de. Inc To take u seat
under my new appo IN c'i, it wo"'d have precisely
the same penn, loils cons, qu,ncr which would re-
sul, from forced resignation, under Instructions
which | could no in conscience obey; that |
Glanced he resolution had prrvi"nslv formed,
and determined 10 accept the arr"lntm, nj, ana -.
bldc Y tie G. nsequchcr>. ! 81 all hold ~, seal
only lohp nonehto a,gnaz" nay ~ i'tancc Ia Mai
honestly believe 10 he unconstitutional nslIuc-
tons. 81, nov, shall, in all events, resign il
AZ the commence mcnt oi lie next session ii thr
General Assembly,
beg leave, also, 10 cAp plain Il rcasrn Hat in
ducrd me no 10 dt,ulgr ne course intended IL
pursue, nntll lir finnl action of IT, Gene raj A.
N'mhl> on Tie csrn''eing resolutions was annonn-
ccd did no think i, proper ar respectful 10
the General Asa NIL, 10 invite contest with ii
which II n irit r,.>il !, lc 70, VI willing To avoid
h> declaring. anticipate, II, tia, would not ole,
such Instructions as understood were in conte
paton, il hey >houldlc gi,cnm
have unlN Ia add lia', 10 tic merits Of Il = res
"iu'ion ot the Senate of tie 24,h Marh h, 1884.
" iJth lie G,r,ral As, u DIV cord, mn>, both in
rep Ct 10 la truth f rh' pr,ro>ition ii contains,
ahG ile rpl al tie Senate 10 act upon the .nl CT
--'ic>c an onts Wi trtlIuI,rlv Ia tc
discussed in til Senate AID II at | 81 al! cnd, aver
:" /, tntr Il, resolution in ril aspects, II, ard
wherever, il >lail b. r. upi and, con>id, I'd
tiri.
Pray INC Nou, rentloucr, to lav iii, letter hcfnrc
the two llo>c. Of IL, General Assembly IN which
Non 'cp, oi,cls reside
l have tie ia rnr 10 hc, With all respect
cur and til, If lnlmhlr servant
Il. W. LEIGH.
On motion 81 NJ. :;annld, tie communication
WAS laid ul,n - L. H.
Mr.. Glifts Moved II 1t j, lc printed. Which az
ter some debate, VAS agreed to.
.Uond0V, Nmch7.
An nerossrd hi, directing the sal, of the STOCK
i'ld /, ilr State III Join stock 'pnrani.s Moor
porat'd t"l Irrl,scs ." internal III ru,, II VI
taken Up, and aif,porTo.'i"u N'>'ts NJ lii
son, Brown nj T., y -, '-,'A $jauntd and v - l.
rr. and supported " Mc..t.. t.Jrar' Of ,ea,.s st
aud Watkins, tie bill was rejects Aver y, Noe>
60.
Mr.. Brewn Of I. moved to pr>'po,e the oidcr
of hc da, Qhr rce>ruc lin, &'.) uutl Thursday
neat with We" /" take rp ,hr Ban hlll. Mr..
NaA,rS opposed iii, olion, and tie House T,
fused I" postpone.
On mnr"n Of Mr.. Watkins, the House then
>ulSt d Itself III" mltt'r If the vi OLE, Mr..
i'"lI man IN Ia CLAIR, thr report OF the C.n,-
n,ltt"c o. Finance.
Snme amendments were adopted and the follow
ing resolution aputd to
: Hrsolrsd. That II is rot necessary 10 ilcrt asst
tie r,sllnr Rates oi taxation,
The bill imp sre taxes for the support of Go,-
trnmrnt was ponr through with. ANA ,ariou, :
4 mcndmeni> adoptd d.
The hill arprepralrs H." public revenue "a'
also >i. rcd and amended
Tie committee den rose, aud reported the
din ems 10 lie House.
On motion OF Mr.. Carter, he bills and amend,
b mruts were LAID tie tai IT,.
On motion Of Mr. Hunter of g., the House ad-
louIned.
RIcuMoNp. March, 4.