Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
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Sitnsrt aeqse<,pa In the msiiaa !, ra.s The rss
in','" oseT,s tf the ftsesi. h receive He kepsr NJ
she tn,oty II the tummit,ee on Common selia,S lie
rrgcd With -sfHrstness. thai this sujacl ri he
s-'~'is was the principal, and eded the piy tasess
trr whrch the convention had been constituted. and he
fnssfd np~n the adoption Of his resolution express
sve u 'hs lae', ind 10 prevent the great ssaeei INN
hsiag overland by ether matters.
Mr.. Cook 81 Cafrali. ala, warmly snnpar,ea this
course, declaring tie sui rrt ct ttIian srii,sls l.. he
The cnl, busin,->s fr which be was delegated Nj be.
ing IN the Hall al tie The eomaitiee was m.
nounrrJ. be- aware that he stas ,n.nbrf o H.
and rlts n.usi CONSIDERED IS Isvias had sns
Pari u hs adapiian Of the marty Report
-, con,mitice o. tomnoa School,
Nr. Saael n. JH.aey, Of i.oud4un, submitted III.
iB'sn rrnsls Then considered: Mr.. Nelson Of
Yssk@tsrne the latter \ sales.--future fl The fpun~r.
MWr jscnssiun ~ infs ~ gd-f. hy Nessf>. ats,
yrrhy. Sievcnsm. Neson, Il. X Meade. Gallahtf,
sw sssscrs, Mr y }. Rsad5ph Sustained Tie ltcpgl Of
,he Maj riy. ronending that !, enlf proper Ia give
ansea,messon OF ar"ion. an leave 10 the Legislature
thr basiorssar u'aiurins system If Eiuraan.
sSfrv. Air. Primer aisg Sustained the Rrpuu.
raali, ard ins,ie eipanaun 81 rs pm, surs Ile
was sSf strengthening AID ealagas LIE rasehi sys.
iem
astn Barwsll Of Belf,r1 .spaipsd ihr suggestion
81 Mr. Pla WI, the provisions II the bill beJfs Tie tuus
I.lilre 81 ~nhR,s and t'0iia4lrs
asirsas N Isnnry f,se sustain tie rcpIft # the
nisefi,y, aud alter phcsednQ tes rliap,es. ulas,d
Niifr suggestion ii several c~afleeea, 81 utsa~.st
na,i 10 s'cscs, 80 al I'd hn tr,i TPatsna
iviaseveiap hts lsan
On sna,h,n yr Air. Cek II rartan, a committee MS
appointed to rrrjarr datan. ut thr ad'e< " Aa
n,ien desire aticai the rpeeed.ug- 81 tie Csafeo-
fsn. ard tho follnwing rfaeH'E constitute SAID { on
n,irec Messrs. cuk, O5ocl. Hay den, Csfssn y l'k
ham shd i.ee.
The rinvpptian then al .ur-d II m.e. In tie >.
ter R,om Of the firsi Bsg''s Church.
fniD.y. De- 70. 1916.
Tie canseptiin ,esssssn'.ifd IA tie i.ec9nre Rpam
ofthr FIRST Bspial Caafea. P9ysf ly Rev. }, B.
Js.er
ia me,ion Of Nj McD.oqa.
-iiessieed, That caeh nPn.aefa # his C.hrruloa hr
requested h iay h. ile Sfrftaucs dasf 10 DELAY
ihs e,-ls III fttui'pg AT miner nrd,gua gena,s
.alt +. Y Daniel, nom The Coalniiec appointed Ia
reppH Plu eteteaaz ',n lat HE Sjslr lur1et lht
CAUSE Of Education Ia the Sial,, Ws4e re.4tt, Nhcl
was laid ga The iate.
Minority Report o. Conoron school,.
Th,s Siog the ufer'sh bp,loass. Nj Samuel "
JfnreY At lcnan II eetJrd a. san,e etalh T.. "a pai
herrinripies and rroti.iur. a hs n,ae.ud Nas n,
iensd 10 WITT enat hltf.s and at1rttian
Nh J. u. ktiley rase reasuhs nhY The commute
ddn" slNhat.hJnzh Ia ihe plan ii ihc uluarlty-h Va
III. Immense eApease It wrad Involve. Mr. h. rrlef
led 10 HE systems o p'her slas. and urged thai The
WIRE by M means as pr ec refreseflrd
iNrP Y Daniel f,ad plaa " hlci he should pro
r'se; aud explained as pfa,tI5Hs.
MI iy,ns mp sfd a Fdnpi fe.nluiian, derlafbl
the present Seboo S,stpa IN, ii es aud rfqnirnp a.
peedmtu. hpt dis f9,n b.as cars dtr,d a. involve,
lfthe moun OF Air Nelson H. siltte ani The paafIl,
pct l'.'''' '''' -
Mr.. Stevenson supported. NJ some length tie maiiof
iosinkr ou', iavanng ihc plsne Dt Jaanoy Il Lou
d'nn,--iie adsucaad mesl earnestly ic adv, Inn 81
yeosral system Of tdueat0n nt lie cl43drea Of tn
state
Rev d.. rnper entered somewhat Al latsr iaio
drfebee ol the ptesenl system bd1 iaal II aekc
ieney, pfhciaS. ipeise II tLiseuey. lie read fa,
iePons oi he Scbo, COMMISSIONERS 1 sIHpuu II iii
system. and elItd inslaBcrs To s1a le d,lusiyens
o hs repairs IA fe.ercuee 10 lice A4nAesa scAoH s.,
tens.
MI T. w :. Gfegasy explained the cladln ofpal
lie sentiment III k,ae NIliso. IN tie rreseul Selma
Sysism, and sla''d that the Cami,siaHcs ane al hi,
ne had been of Haay Yeas. IN ayvr ii an lnprov
edsysrn.
After Mr.. Pumef concluded. J. d Manford. Esq
ieek the nJor IN support ol AIr Jlnaey's scheme--b,
sooD gave Va, TOT n'eilin 10 adjourn UNI oclock
Report o HE Committee on Military Schools.
Mr. n. Is. FonselS from the committee on maar
sehuas. made ihe following fcgpn,
The committee military soho1ls heg have Ia :,
PIT that they have d under consider tim the ptaPrt
" "consetiIns The public guard oil tie S,se oil SImo
lenled at Richmond, Ia;o u.inliy sciol a.d fepo
That u - il'ir npnion that this should be done up.n n
la Alnnary nlsiiiuts ot Lexington.
The annual appropriation hr thr public guard la
averaged about So Jd0. The dulies performed ara
The gosrdhs the rxnriaf q the Irmhn'jaiy lie capn
tai, aud tue public property 81 he afnory aud 10 b.
fsafy hT sny Sudden contingency nhieh may alise
he same appropriation vii support and educate IN,
hnnaed yong nea, they paying or larr clothing sin,
Ply. Ihese young men 10 be lurm,d MO a mlllar
corps aud 10 do all the duty Of TINT character thai is no,
pcfloTned by the luhlc guard.
ihai When These luuug men shah graduate the
thail be under obligation ltach sclo.1 hir, say lm
Srafs, somewhere within The S ate, al CERTAIN ssr
compensation thus nsdrng Tie performance Of all az
h'tiiary o,.l-s opw performed by the public puardtd
ucs'ins al least 20 boys. wbo viii therefore alree IL
disstmua ihis kn4S ledge ihrun- hoGl the slale-ac
Ing as TEACHERS d primary sd uher scuos aud aeade
InitS Therefore,
kesnived, hat II he recommended 10 the Legislature
{" lrsina 10 substitute far tie public guard N TIC ca,
oil Richmond, Military School un iAe principles q
'he Lexington military Institute provided Il tan be done
"i'h1nt serious additional expense.
Land, Negroes, Sc,
TOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD. a, the late residence Of y, il