Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
Hot 81. OF DELEGATES,

The rps ution which WIS made the order Of the day
or Yesterday, WAS ,a>eoQp and read a. lollavs;
Rsiesd. That tio Com n,t,ae OF Courts o( Justice
be lsitaeed bflng IA bll hSng the LIST day Of Jan
nary 1878. as the period al winch the neNt Guberna
I nal Isr.n oi ofi = N tbs Commonwealth shall com
llenre.
A loay dab,,o easna np1a tins resolution. in which
i, VAS supported by Nes,s Brown. and D5aic. Of
Prince Grase, aad opposed by MI CruchfcId.
AZ. lcf5y opposed thr resiuliln, an IA we'd a sub
silt T II. that The House go into tic election If q
vcTnaf IN Ihe 10Th last, 10 % hlo Office "a the 3isl
,' March.
1hdcl,la was then further continued far loag
"a. by y SIS. Cru ehliel, S,rother, Ken, lul,.
Iiylf. aa ii oee, III ldyor Of the amendment. and
by Mes.rs y l.ans. Brown Il Preston Bind. If Pea
dlelan, Randolph, Byrd OF Frederick and I.eakc Of
G,D'ind against the amendment. and in favor OF the
original RS tuition.
l. behalf Of iiNng the commencement of the term
ol werner On the Ist day Of January next. it was
c0ascn'd thai the State had been thirty mouths with
out Gosefn5f. anil ii va, time she had onc-lhat the
people expected early election aud an 0ary coJcncc
inrns ol The ermi-that important duties would dcvoye
h2oa TIC fAecaiivs dummy thcmesent session. and thai,
81 able man. IN whom thu MAJORITY of the Legislature aud
tie paps o1ld conile. should be elected 10 meet and
perform these dnlies.-fha of the slave l.allmcr
N Boston aal the New York oa1r. were alluded to as
hlrdnS matter p Increase tho duties and responsible
Ties of the Executive
Against the early term ii argued that duties
could dey0ye upon the Executive bo1te the commence
ntcai If The regular term the Sis ii March, that
would MI be faithfully discharged by Lieut. Cover
hnr Gmgary-ihat the proposed commencement of the
term Was dlsadvaniageous for the West, inasmuch as
the brcinesS OF the interim aud the ncemeucy Of the
s'asln, presented difficulties and Obstacles the way
al any " esiern citizen that night be elected, repair
M "a the merup1lis to enter upon the duties OF the
station at the tune named-hat this indicated dlspo
S lun 10 disiranehse the West and select mcrop,i
. ri La he mt ipI
spa oi the Aboi,n agpresslons, Mr.. Taylor avcrrcd
HAT the people IN his pan OF the State would much pre-
FIR u trust the matter Ia Lieut. Gregory THAI
10 Mr.. James MrDown,l, who prominent non
nee f,r the gubernlioria sea-Nr T. at HE same time
dis'lainii ANY but feelings of Respect for Nj. McD
MIR. !, c,ajectureJ too that the has's with which !,
WAS dos red 10 elect Governor. had reference othe
1licersi as might he inferred from proposition yts,er
day. 10 give the control Of the Banks thc Executive
II was usual 10 make the Director wao had the highest
ync on the Stockholders ticket President Mr. Iayl
anticipated that the gentleman nov presiJsnl Of III,
Bank oi Virginia, would moi get this Of the Stock
h7iHs, aud ho would still be President. 1t was urged
ar STROLLER, as an Argument agaias, the early com
iaeneenen Of the term, that II was an object that III,
sa nc G1yefor who was in Office when the session com
mem nd should remain office n the conclusion Of the
s"so The advantages Of which, he represented wdr
thy Of consideration
Nj Rinlo ph remarked with regard to the conlec-
lures of Mr. Taylor tina, they were but coucclures aud
were advanced IN the absence Of Arguments
The vote was taken on Mr.. Nerbys substitute and
dec. lei IN the negative, by party vote--i7 to Is.
lie original resolution then agreed TO- without
division.
PUBLIC PRINTER
On Mr.. Daniels motion. il was resolved that The
Houss would proceed with the Senate eec, Public
Printer On Saturday.
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented and relerred-By Mr.. Gar
nett. ofciizers of South Funam Parish 10 The county
Of Essex for authority 10 appropriate certain funds pur
Ppses ofe1ucaon; by Mr.. Martini OF John Thompson r
PERMISSION TO establish ferry; by MIR, Byrd. OF Fnde-
Eik ii citizens Of Frederick AMI Shenandoah. in rea
tIun t,slaces for the passage Of fish by dams; by Mr.
Stockton n citizens Of Nicholas, fr precinct election
a Henry Sianlins TX river By Nr. Basel, Of Gilt
= rs ~ H4f.isni. isAis, Sfa-d ard Tyler, fjr
unity, aud Lewisa5rt in Harrison. 10 be the seat Of
,'sce BIZ Mr. Kane. Of cilizels Of Scot. for the call
Ms csnveniijn to alter tho Constitution; by Mr. Now
", ifaeT-r Y. Henry. = be allowed Q sum Of no
~ - Ing iaj>e0 chiiaren: by alr TATE Of the
jsIzsh az sn.yf'i, ~ loan Of .p,eoo to EIace aad