Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
CONNEN TON OF COLLEGES.

R,euMosp, Dec OH. 1915.
The convention oil tho colleges ol The State If Nlr
gina assembled osday NJ the Exchange Hotel, nj Il u
clock by previous Adjournment.
On motion, the ll was called. aud The following
| escer'aned To be delegates Ia The convention
William and Mary College Robert g. Scott. james
! Lyons. and r. II. Garrett.
University at Walton. A. Sie-ensan w T. Boz
cock, A. T. Capelton, +. J. Randolph
! Randolph Macon.-i {. GarIaud, Rev. l.. NJ. Lee
Rev. Mr.. Cowes X II. baptist W IN. . Goode, luhu
IL, Peasants, Mark Alexander. darcy Paul
Henry and E,nory-Coi. +, McMull.n JAS. II. Pi,
per.
Bethany-Mr. w. X, PendIeon.
llampden sy dney- Rev W s plumor. n. T.. Ven
alle.
Rector Colege-I@ J. b. Jeler, Nathan Hall
Richmond Medical oll.ge-Dr l.. w Chamber
ayn, DR.. :. Maupln.
Richmond College Rev Il Ryland Rev j. Is. Je.
ter A. Judspn Clane.
Washington ColIege--Col. S. Med, Reid was nvi-
ted 10 a seat by motion.
On moon Of Col McNuen. it was resolved tia,
When the vote On an, question be taken. II taken by
colleges.
DR.. Plumer chairman Of the committee nppoined ON
yesterday. expressed his regret thai he had been In.
formed N II ne OF hs appointment, and IN lieu ol
roii. made verbal statement Al some length, and call
ed Tor the reading Of the 'emoal OF the OF
colleges held IA Richmond, IN lel3-whlch beng
done by The Secretary II was
Resolved, That committee, consisting of one from
each college be appointed 10 prepare nennra be.
hall Of the colleges, to be presented 10 The Legislature
On motion oil Dr. Pumer, aud upon the question be
ing put by hun. Ii. Ges,and. Esq was chosen char
nan by the committee, and the char then appointed
James Lyons Col. f. McMullen Mr.. Peudrlon. DIR.
plumer, Rev. Nj Jrler. Rev. Mr. Ryand d. Chan,s
berlayne Col 3 MeD Red, the remainder OF The com
mlttee
Col. Reid, declined, under the circumstances 10 serve
Rev. DR.. Pumer moved that The committee BIZ ln>
Slr ted In al
rial OF 1913 N framing new one, except as Ia the
no ol distribution ,hlch WAS adopted
Ga motion oi Mr Lyons,
Resolved, That much Of the said memorial is
coHimendaory Of the present system Of common schools
5e rejected by the committee.
Mr.. McAluilen mnved the following,
Resolved, That the committee appointed 10 prepare a
moral on behalf of the colleges he presented 10 the
< neral assembly be instructed, N making the proposed
appurl,nenl among The >,vera colleges have regard
10 the present aud lie 1ormr condInn of tbose insllln
uns respectively; and also to the white population IN
The several graud divisions Oi the State.
Which, after considerable dscussiot, was divided,
and the first clause he word 'iespecllyely,' was
dUpied and The balance Withdrawn.
DIR. Palmer moved the following
Res lived, That the committee appointed To draft the
memorial, be Instructed To consider whether III the ap
pontmeut to he made among The colleges "f any aid ex
tended IN them by the State be moi proper 10 have re-
gard The number oi regularly installed Pni ssors, aud
the number o regularly nalrcuated students IN each
winch was adopted.
On motion Of DR.. Maupin. il was
r. solved That the Committee appointed to draft
memorial To the Legislature, be instructed 10 propose the
gTaiuiious instruction Of larger number OF INDECENT
young than that proposed IN the memorial Of 1914
provided that IN every of graullous instruction
the recipient thereof thereof be required 10 teach
years in primary schoul or academy within the
limits Of the State, unless exempted by body properly
constituted by law.
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were respectfully presented +. Boyden Esq. Tor il,e
use oi the Room politely and eiauliously rendered by
him to the body.
! And then the Convention dJourncd till O'Clock To
MORROW, in the Lecture Room Of the FIRST Baptist
Church. l.. {. GARLAND, President.
| A. JuDsoN CRANE, Secretary.