Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

NiuNfAfs JNfI 20. INtfs
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Mr. Slant n moved thai Iroln aud after today The
House saeel at II o'elsck.
rod deal al conversational debate took place, IN
winch Mussrs Hopkins, Stanton. Moore, Of T., Bow
sea, Gray N,iieu r., Keen and Davis 'aok part
Mr. Ma<se nevrd 10 amend the resolution by ieqnir
ia the Committees meet Al nnc O'clock instead oi
Mr. Sisn,on Supported his motion on The ground tina,
the Democratic party responsible Tor the waste Of
,isae ami they were argsgned in the Wing papers dali,
Er s,s desaaiching the public business
Aless-s Cray. Bowden and Davis opposed the feseu-
sisa-Aaie.iug that il would prolong the Session II
Ma mora important that the Committees. whose hands
were full olbusness should have ime-ihan that
sAs Housc should be in sssson longer.
dr. Moare's amendment was aecepied-snd then
she solution was adbp,ed-ayes %, noos ~.
Da motion Of Mr.. Cru,chfcld. Mr.. Brooke was rxeu-
es ii m serving On the committee 10 investigate the
charges against Judge Seetl and Dir. Warrington Was
spps;u,ed IN his place.
A,r. Lac, mosed that the select committee on the
chsrses againsi Judge Sco lie enlaged thirteen by
iLr addition ol Mr. Tlliaie.c, Mr.. Bocoek, Mr.. Levin
and Mr. Andt rson
Mr. I'aalerro aud Mr. Lewis begged to be excused
ATM iopkius' instant the resolution leii blank,
vas manifest that time would be lost ia eIcosng
,Sns.uiscu. The resolution was Then rJect'd
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Mr. Randolph submitted the following resolutions and
n.o' al 10 lay them on Che table:
l. Rcso,red By lie General assembly, That the prin-
cpe has been held sacredby the people Of Virginia.
that the Representative is bound Ia obey the will of his
constituents or resign his seal thai this principle has OF
ten ieeu declared by the Geheral Assembly OF Virginia
IL their Representatives the Senator'S IN the Congress
III tho United States and that they do now solemn, re-
silil. il 10 their present Senators, VIM l. kires and
Nm. = Archer.
Q lssolrrd, bg The General assembly, That VIM. :.
Arehof one oil the Senators irm thls STATE IN the Con
lls. Of the United STATES by his yotes IN favor Of L
lrd States Bank. aud or thu repeal oi iha, provision OF
tie law r tho distribution Of The proceeds OF the sales oi
the pnlc lands. which provided that the distribution
s-,ud cease Whenever the duties iinposls were IN
creased by sud 70 per cent has violated lhls great pm
e.pe aad dlsfegardtd the known wishes OF his eonsu
eats.
g. 1esolred, Lg he General assembly, That our Sc
naors in the Congress Of the untes be, aud they att
hereby Instructed and Representatives requested To
procure the repeal Of The 1arf passed al the las, session
u Con2ress. and to oppose and vote against any Tam
Which is not solely fd revenue.
!. Rcso,red by the Geneai .lsssa.bg. That our Sen
a;ars in the Congress ui the United States be- aud The,
n. hereby instructed, and Representatives requested
endeasor procure the repeal ote act Of Congress.
dir cling Ibe Distribution OF the proceeds Of the sales
ufhe Public Lands among the several States d this
Mon.
s. Rcsoirrd. BY he General assembly. That enr Sena
hrs be. and they hereby instructed and Repre-
ssntases requested 10 vote against. and 10 all pro
lsr means 10 ?revol the Incorporation of Bank Of til,
United Stakes. OF any othrr institution with banking
pbwers.
g. Rtsolred. b., he General assembly, That our Sen,
tors be and they hereby Instructed and our Reesen
tive requested to all proper means loprocure the
pt,il ofihe Bankrupt act.
Mr. Smith OF H.. Was surprised al the introduction o
such resolutions. The people OF Virginia much
EMBARRASSED Ia waste money upon the consideration OF
such topics. Besides The Legislature had lis hands full
N attending the immediate nler,st Of their eonsn-
He moved The indefinite poslponemen, Of the IL
so,uiions.
Nj. i.eake Of A., called the prosou, question, which
ordered
The House refused postpone by the following vote
AIF..--Alessys Brooke. Frazier. Winefeld Mitch
ell. Newkrk. Snodgmss, More, of {. & w, Toler
Nswl.n. Lacy. Broadus Brown. OF f. {. & w. Gar
ne Payne, French. Robins. Miles. Smith OF Harrison
Gallah,r, Paris, Wallace, Edmonds Of l.. \ r., Stol
iags, Miller Of Louduun, Miller OF NJ. x j. Wonhina
l.a. Saith Of Nansemond, Cabel, 1ayl Watts. Yerby
Oliver, Criz, Bsllng, Keen, Bennett. lalman, Dey
Mare Of Rockbridge, White ofRochbridse. Crutchfeld
Lsnis-f2.
NAfs-hes lluleman (Speaker. Ailworth. Gus
IL. Randolph Leake of 4, Cocke, Powell ufA Wilson
ls,enner, Stanton. Meredith, Bick Hubbard Borock
Ss..ue Deanis, Powell OF Fairfax. Smith OF Fauquer
East, Stockton Deskins. Muse. Tallaerro Wood Byrd
o. Frederick, Leake Of Gooehland, Carroll, Calwell
Janes, Edmunds Of Halifax, sovall. Blue, Ward,
White oi Hanover, Basel King Bowden, Worthng
ton, Davis vi X. & q. Gibson. Marshal Banks. Kid
well. Martin Nicholson, Jgelts. fancy, Adar Made
Taem. Rice, Davis Of o. < e., Bird Of r. Hopkins
Brown Of p. Anderson, Brawner, sturm, Burwell,
l'sneale Colies, Cowan. Kane Gaewood, Williams
Tate. lledeman. Warren, Walker, SPOTS, We.,
Henry, Goodson, Neal. Leitwcb-15.
Mr.. Brown, DIP. requested Mr.. Randolph To with
draw the motion To lay til, table Inch being tun,
Mr Browh called the previous question ON the adoption.
OF The resolutions.
Mr.. Buwden protested against the previous question.
and pr ceceing argue agaus, H. when he was arrest.
ed by the Speaker, who ruled that on the previous oues
inn The latitude Of dbaie was restricted within lie
siis.e limits as motion 10 adjourn
MIR. lay or toOk appeal from the decision Of the
Chair.
Mr.. Bowden argued the appeal
Mr.. Smith OF n, remarked that he wa. a. thorough
gong Wing as any this floor. aud would vote a.
aans the whole Of the original Re- ,ons but still he
would sustain the genemens tfrom pltson) motion
! he vote Just taken was decisive remarked on a
tHiaer OCCASION The matter IS al fired, and he would
snH,er vote 10 lock up :he Treasury then he would
sr u Continuation of those Resolutions, which would
csi the people and Commonwealth another week and of
cnrse several thousand dollas and then terminate pre-
eiscly where it now will aud must.
Dir. Taylor coneGrred with his friend from Nansc.
mnad; but he wished 10 be known the country In
what manner the majnrity adopted these resolutions
NJ ieake, OF A., wished il To be known 10 the coun
fry which party consumed the time OF the House
Mr.. Keen rose and addressed the Speaker
Dir. Byrd called the previous question on the sr,pca
Mr. Keen desired 10 know. if il was IN order " bsp
one member addressed the Speaker-f,r another mem
rr 70 rise behind him and make motion?
ne Speaker could not answer the question
ne previous question ordered on the apreal and
tiirn the decision OF the Speaker was sustained
Much disorder ensued
mr. Anderson asked the gentleman from Preston 10