Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

WIS passed. the gentleman from Richmond was her
aud II The Aptessions o the act we're adopted "h
did lle then eNeit the whole sigor oil hts met
ect to ciiiese its expressions, aud urge them upo
the House Mr. II. inferred, # II Uere liable teA
such exceptions, that the gentleman had urgces
them At that time and the Legislature had noHz
found IN, adequate foundation for sueli obIectlons
lie believed the gentleman was then member O.
tins House; (Mr. :. sud he was member ifouI
lsns To 1s15. MIR b. repeated his remark--antYs
he Argued there VAS no occasion In rscoininli the
Hlll 10 u Select Communicable. b. said the gen
man from Rockb,dee Nh. D. had remarked he Die
uol understand the l--but why did not tie gentle
nlau avail himself oflhe LIGHTS oi 1916 but the
language Of The bill proposed by the gchileniaif
ltan Richmond wa lot ,apaeotts enough For.
It did cover thu ease ot sale under Il decree OF
IL. Count OF Chancefy--so that ii was palnabie thef9
was lass Of not coming within deeds oil tfuss
which the geutlcman'n plan did not emhraee.-
Nh l. thcnirustcd ihe objection talcnto the phrase
ulagS OF die bin would stand tof nothing. Is :
contended foi the necessity OF suel bill. ous
can no more c salc Bank notes into gold and silver
than YOU eau estate chastity into the impure he
gentleman proposition saNs. sail not take ants
~ oXecmlon-~A wall YOU thus cNpoae uftes iofc-H
spousb,if> Ill >ou say, fhai creditors smll a'en no
hnL lut banh no -, suu viii give IA uue Nanllcds
sbocb 10 public feeling. But the gentleman says,
the creditor may sic the 'anks. such Il remedy
may sult the tonllcman's constituents The LINKS
ue herewith counts always open to rcndcf Judy
mcut--ahd ab,e counsel 10 prosecute the Banks.--i
l,ut nhpi H. Die condition ol PEOPLE NJ distance
Me- hre colac htte Ia lie thu lianls, and employ
LAWYERS lilo vi seWecN spe0t to thcm l}ut the
EsHOeUAn sat.. tlntie=Y un dagger otoprIesslcn
Il lh l.rl ii 10 y.li l. collect tlla state Of things
I M Ib, uhcn a snlu act was lasss'-="han To-
batoe aud uesruo. arte up--ahd mnelea bone 20,
pucc and time Hrfe much heucf than they are
i uon-ol,u The ,.auI.ft, wa lust rrroyefine from
the ,Ia,f ,t t,,a,ir AMI lnoL lng. ND If this inca
.rle u,sliahi m 10. If ~ more abundanty reht
non--uIlru .i.a .il,cfve not IL b. lad-and
II W. u,t,s5,, ai4sll AGAINST the SbvIncla ex.
,.tn, I'm, ,,l,il NJ l.h and ,lt bloo1 a,,uiftrrant
lie had already hcad Of qn, Il c,lrit9n4 exist
M. flouah n,fc#.,1el had l41tonotr1, prevailed
in III. cuIutN NJ Il hogcd the Huusr nonlI
n,al -, proal,.s in H., public hn.6Ics. aud 20 l., nr
Nouid In, wnt uItl Iltr ,clfl,lnan ham Rock
irdss could hod tune IN thl4h nj --m1til The zen
tleum from Ngiuli county va done with his Eanls
aud RaIl Indds--lnfl tlle gentleman from Richmond
could reconcile hls mind Ia rhe measure. lie hofed
tie bill would moi behcnt 10 a t0fHtHte.
Nh Ntllct and, t1at uulcs' We made shorter pee
che W. should nrlthrt act ou the bill onrsrh *, nar
rtst Il 10 othfls to 40 80. lie ctnlcFcd The ball,
and showed dat 10 @1sdcectac--aai urged the ne
costly al li' Ir'acl,r.
Aua .@er conversation bH@cea A"sr. Be"ter
o.d Mill. t.a 9ac ooo Nas t9hcre aoI the bill com
WlH'dfolhc t"@u1tce III { ouris at Jnstiee-ahd
on Alf. Noua"I@' u''#nl, that 'omhitec lad lt9fe
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lis "atr ilst tn snmc debate, III which Nessts.
II llron, NJ ichrr, Nay, Nurlaugl, Ne., ieoN yam.
tlc HE debate was Gcing on MI, hsiall moved
Ia lay The bal win the amendments on the table,
tot tho pun ".r oi"hInins hlorlnalI"n' WING was
eu1led--aArs ~. noes -.
Nj Scar submitted resolution l"f amending
Tie act al the lat session. Ia amend an act Ne.' To
prevent The hanltrG oil setnes III the county OF Noiu-
an #ton.-Nl Mmdaugll supported the hoiIoi-u
81 rejected. ~ = vote III aNcs'Hi, noes 4o'
Ihcb1Il - Concerning the states proportion III the
surplus keNcaucs oiths |. states was read 'ae ist
ulije.
Nh Brrtou 1. roli,d the hill for the relief Of the
Pcal lc Of Suffolk. which was read the first time.
Mr. Edul,rn,ls moved TO take upthe bill concerning
a Stlfp's proror.loD Of the Surplus Revenue, &c,
with Il yIr. Of Ina, no clturnssc,-which was oppo-
ed l,y Nh Dtr nau-aaa the bin AGAIN laid upon
H.. f,lr5.