Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

tuai'zsi tie fpHsitHp sf iit II, f-il- - ia. is -
- "pnid eliale lien sfhs.cs fesuli iir il4i y lfl
hs1 been 50 ~ ss'u STAIR; but liz Democratic par
" had avoided that at lungs l. nnanulfy la,
bern brought abun by the concentration l ahilfs lrf
was 10 be ieuad IN the can llate lndsr T. had pig.n
zoe bes aad nntrfing csldancrs uf drmHrfatie nfnci
pies Mr.. l.. bad kouwn Inn lane and could eiso les
'mohy 20 his alapsi unrqaf'laI qualifications He va
Nan u lmntas. 81 dru6eI heafiug.an abllsand sri
eailhc ANVIL and n,fqaalld iurist in r.inia n,
! c,nd gu The le,san idn u richmond, the ia b.,
cane nh, AID Be yond his cun;ro H. a,,shi %
iect. hat Il woald be VI no avail.
MI. Lyons saId he Lrusiouau torn WYihe misnndof.
siod him II he thought thai ie Intended 10 bayr any
hngtf III THIS pie, meahI s.'niraic any rsnhidair
through hpe ii Grazing confusion The dine crane
tanks He had said It right hat the do nina n par
y shonld take man ifam amung Themselves but he
had hond that he would lie the Tree ifpn all
AFFECTIONS.
Mr. l.eatc wonld haze said nothing but f,r the remark
OF Mr.. Lyons. Judge T. was s. leoled not btc.,fse he
WIS member VI The Feeders Cour, but because. wnh
no dsqaalihcans. he pas.esscd all the requisites Tor
+ 'h' sa'on. lie rniertaned the political opiniuns wheh
pnallhrd him lof the oire. State Rights we're more
ikry Ia he guarded by Inn than by any one WIN noulJ
Ne "tc'ed bJ his opponents. lie wnulj 20 Ia sshinl
ton 10 aoey The wishes of pfgira. ahilst The tno
'efn'f Senators have openly dl,fegarded them.
Mr. Mara MAS Jeputed 10 infarm The Senate that tb @
House vas ready To proceed with the election
Nj McAluii,n If tho Senate, announced the rcsdi.
ness u that body 10 @ lnto thr eleeIhn.
lle aytsand aoes being called. the stood
Ton lsato ). PrHsYnAeKIR-~Mf ssfs Goodo.
isPeabil " illlar II Il Gusts. john II Gusts iaynr
llatsie. Powell, BALDWIN Masse. Dickinson of H..
Thompson 81 Uociuuu, Camden Miller 1unbull
MacklIn, Bacock, Adkins. Fox Dieknson Of Caml,nr.
harrington, " lniter Thompson II Dtwiddie Chs>
man Moss, Hall u fadquisf, NJ lung Dcskns Street
Saunders. j.. Pendleton. Jones. Lrake Parks Wal,
her, Edmuhds. Stosa Iiel. Thompson OF lamrshire.
Drown oi Hanover. fa@e,s. Goodwin, Cams Halves
lluh 'oafr, Lzay. Gordon, Iinnks. Clayton, Pnftlou
Sheppard Adams Al Xandef Wade, H. llau,on
Edmondsaa, Middleton Edgugion, DAVIS MPhersun.
laom. iilher, Athugas, Taiflax, Daniel B;,wnet
Long, Pnchatd. Guld, Marz, klniey, Cbwnn. Fuo,te
Denlson, Snc1ey, Tae, sebfe lla.,iay. CHM Dl
lard freeman, Hall u Taylor, Land, W,sl, Funs.n
Gords"n, Neal aud 1eitwic!,-s7
foh WV. I. RyE,-Messts. snuihal Brown of
Abemale, hntwell, Mitchell. Buak Gar, pbell FI,od
'Ioler, nIoadu. llobsoo, Carueu. Ssolt. SULLIVAN
WAL. Lee, Vacation. Turner, Touncr Wallaee
Gtesham. Michael j., kby, Cab,ll New ion Mats
ahd Rice 81.
Ion Y. W. Sorru,IL-Nessr, Gather II,,,,d
md N'lnyte-3.
FoR X. T.. Seorr-AIr Lacy
FoR j. NJ norfa-Mt. N'Rae
foR JAS. MGDowtLL--Mf llrpcr
foa Ono. W. SUMMERS hl,ssrs Patrick aud La
met.
FoR jonN JAHsrY-Mt. Taylor
EoR B W. IgiGu -Mr Cnrkc.
Tote in he Senate,
FoR Isaac s. PksNrnAexrn --AIessr. Scott
(s~aker.) Cox, Sutton Wallace hlmu. Crsnfrd
Wiley. Spark. Baptist Garrett. WooInlk pip,r. Den.
nlr. smith, Drn.Nr, SIuan, sitnarr. hlcMnlen, lay.
iof' outrrahi. Met aney, Newman, and Thompson Of
kauawha-23.
For MN. /. Rsrs-hlcssrs. Thompson II Amherst,
Buudutaut. Gallalet, Nnclfr Sranard and Grimm Il
And tot joins hNNtY-Mr Radprrs-l a
JOIN, vote with the Senate: Peuny hacker, 10; Rves
40, Scattering II.
And la,.r pr.Nv,.,.r, ,a. IL
ed senator 10 represent lhls State IN he Seual, of The
United States for six years trnn Tho an f March L.
ur,rr ro~y,.,,r,,,,
'oN' rN ''oN'
M ,"hW,ch "Hrfed Tue following resolution:
1rsal'ed lha' select committee be appointed To on.
qabe h'a HE eNpfdltncy OF reporting bill to submit Ia
we P"pt TIE Ituh"'ty Of calling Convention Il, allie.
'h' r9l's1lluipn oi Virginia.
Mr.. Lyons moved an amendment in subs ance az fol-
lows: Strike ou all after he word Resolved. and in
sri;
That select committee be appointed Of the friends
o' The consenlun Ia report 10 the House the ptey,nc.
complained ofby them.
MI IelInlch had mi been aware that the srpaiii,e
ness which he knew existed in Eastern Nrpini, an bi
su9'cl OF Cgavon ion, had rrachrd the extent ind
ea'rd ny the course ul lhe gentleman from Rcl,m,nd -
lie had thought that respect the feelings and wish
ss OF Wrse'n Virginia, would have Induced Ees-
Tern gentlemen 10 have consented al once Il, submn,
lhis question TO The people Mr. L. cxpariacd nm ,he
inequalities bearing upon tho Wcsern pcuples wi on n.
described as howsrs Of wood aud drawers of wne,u in,
lie Fast, and Who demanded their r,,b,s IN;
motion, II was palh 10 De seon was intended Il, suh
IN embryo The important question which Tho Yves, d.
sired 10 be submitted To the PEOPLE Mr. L. tho,,b,
me grievance complained o needed to be lcnu,h,rod
out-lh'y were apparent all who were dI.pns,d II,
view the subject pIuperly DiJ III. ,,n,Ian, r.
Redmond City mean To take the ground thai thor, ,,o
not oby Ions defects IN the Constitution y,,,vo,. u, W.
tern Virginia which needed r,Gfm ! Ma M, H..