Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

produce storm which could be resisted. There
no necessity Tor poiiins defects which body ad
united To eh>I; and he called upon all members who
rnded tue Constitution ~ defective, 10 with him and
e-,,' '1e smenu
,.,a, IN 80, ,"o u.seusson pom une ipeesa ana
~, r.. -. r. a"y " ,he senueman rom "y'ns
- =, ~ ""''P'''"N'"g oPPohen' " Soh-
| ,'. 1 Una. 'e ssnsiuNsne~ o INA. gen
hJsS IT,. s ai no ,'. b,ons' usa a., s.n
80 ,;, ~ s". "' uu' proposed 10 give inc Yves
| 49, Th, -. W, s'te,a"s euo'' ""e" /" Va
,n.o -, W s; w Nv ns'usaP nms' 'nese grey
| IA i ,,n, ~ r IA 49,. \ s -, ~ ~,
! N, ,.,,h ~, ,h. - a =" zoe, "a'en "sa 'nu.n
| 49,, ,,or, ,.,,s,, e no s'' 49, S' ~,
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| AZ, S,.n,tI 1,,-.,,.u - ~, a.. go . III M ~ m
.boutI o,n.c, . has,'. , m, ny 10y ~,
was il remark ,bls ,h,, ,h hoiS d..;, y, as
e,p,,,usIx H. ,.,ia - ~ s"oas W ls
as V,rsipian,-,os ,soalJ .tss,,a1IS 49,, q, ~ W
that riSht ans, ,,.,,., could $50. g., -. ~, ,.,
Il MOI. md 49,, ,h., - .,,ti - n ~ ~. n "
time OF mer. nnmhrrs v,hn,, ,s,.,t ., ,h. .an,L.,
tons. he would f.nLI, ~ q, -, tbs, ,h;. i n, H.
doctrine of V,,,ini, -, Of J i,,,.i .', ~, ',,
witch we .bona ,,oec, >, r.. o,, ,..n,. /, a..
Constitution has .ueb s,,.s and ,,,in &C.,. 80. ~.
any difficulty !, po;n,in, r., -, III .,.,,,. -,
H. wb., ,b. tt.,d. al =, ,ons.,,,o, mo-, IT,, ~. -,
sether thew find there are no srey.nc.. ..tn, which
cannot b. r.ri,ed nv 80. ~ I.,,.I.,, -,
BE- reasonable in ,hem .,i 10 mas, un,n Cny.,,n
Would not patriot be eoo,.n, Il, "a, ,.J,,,s i,bou, ,hs
dagger of enbarkio. on the Sc. al ady.n,unc Or ar.
our wesern friend. liz. the child who determine, no
o., tnv with or r.thout es,on Al, Ill. an.
s,n could not Dc better .prrssed than i'm tho
sSn,initn,--
| al so No, III. ,,, n, Eli
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| Rn, ,h,. mn. 80, : -. .u
| do not like yon Dr. Feli"
Where i, the hardship la asking an enumeration a.,
grievances Let us understand them and inv 20 r,dr,s
them Nav "a. po, run ,n,, ,,..,, ov,Is L.
exist BY going into lony.n,,o, sbich in,,I,,d
doubi and danger Mr. l.. concluded bv akin, men If
all sletous the nsis OF Virgins SO dear to u, all 10
Pause and with him IN the effort 10 ascertain Whether
alt existing grievances may not be redre.,ed by measure
leSs hes rdous thar the premature call Of Cony sntin
Nj" PSsDLEroS regretted any feeling should be rx.
into premature discussion Of the inpott,n, pn,. WHICH,
must come up in the consideration OF thus question lie
deemed 'hat was with the people, and the Legislature.
To assign ~oud be time enough hen the PEG
PIE had voted, them give ressyus-and he insisted
that they snoud be sJwed-y,s sAo,c.d 10 say for
themselves whether Convention should be called or not
Those ~ho deemed the pc pie capable ct segoverument
snou be willing promptly submit the question TO the IN
Mr.. KiRrLrY hailed from Western Virginia . section
which would ever contend for Convention. He Was for
MIA wss I'd in aims fsr , {, nvsnt;,, N.,v r.., = %
n5s would 20 with theta. In republican government
al ,hns: saouid come down before the people.
mr. "f'r c-lisdfor the ayes and noes. Western peo-
pie did not feel II their duty assign IL GU
ous that that gentleman should constitute himself into an
oral ineNiduSl 10 had og the reasons Of the West,
was ihs gentleman afraid "a Western Niryaia
IN Sonseniioni Tie hoped the House would adopta
mouon wneh would cast gloom over the whole procec-
ding We don't want TO lot gentlemen into our secrets
We only AJAX tins Legislature reflect the wsht. Of the
Psop'e' and let TIE people say what they The
had c. me when the people 10 be heard Th, wa.
tns day 'l salvation.
Inc ayes and noes beias taken, were as follow:
Arls-Me.srs. Goods, tSo.aker1 sou,h.u R,,v, n.
Aibsmsrc, Haryie, BALDWIN nsssie Nitcbeu Tur,hpIl
Mscn, Bocock Flood Dickinson If t.,r,Iin. 80 e,
rngior, Winfree Broadus iIob.oo Thon,nson al DinwiL
die, Chirnsn Garnet scott II.II of F,uonier S,n,n,n
Sander, Wall Gather Jones' L.skr W.lk., Edmnnd.
SDyaI, B.own of Hanover M,R.. W,o,,o, ,,.J..i,'
Howtrd Wallace Game Hawes l;,sbam l.o,d,n
Shepard, Alexander klo, E.b,li N.w,on Ws,,. H.
per, Yerby Middleton Oliver Davis svme I,p;,, G.
Doy, Daniel S;ro;her LYONS S,br,lI Hrl,Jy co. nj
ard. Freeman. Rice-65. "
NcKs-Messrs W H. b Casts. J,b, n cr.J. -,
Powell, Dickiuron OF Bah Blrweu Eosk C,m,hsI'
Thomson of r ,totou-t C.ad,n MILF ATT. p
ToeT Nos. McJ;lpng D.skin, N, ., p,,,iIt,n % -
Collision, Hetr Thcmusoo of Hamp,I,i,. - Eiaa.'
Turner, TnSn,T, PaurS Duff Go,tr MeIn,yre ElI,.y
Taylor, Banks CLAYTON faFrult Adams Wad, IJ,nio,
Ednon.on Misb..I E.I5,ns,on Mcpb,cs,n r.",s" A.
ner, ArbosasI, Fairfax Brswnsr Long pY,cb,,J cnII
Harper, Msrt1 Rir,ley C,wsn Fuyat, D,n,son ST.
ley, Tste Hall If Paylor Laird West Fun.t.n (;aode
Neal. Leuwien-oo. 1880 N0'o'-''''
So the amendment wa. io,i
The question recurring on IN, ,..oL,,;,n =, A. t
uI-g Mr. Scprr rse 4, n,opos. an ,oroJ,n.n, = - -
hoped would be received ia the .pI in h;cb II 90 ~
lerod lie deemed The ou.,,,o, me C go 80, 49,,
and although d-ring ,.,ariy from the r.n,Iemnn 81
moved the resolution ho " ,sillny IN c - ,,ar. L
f,Ies, and f.rest ,,nor,n,i,y ~ i,,,s;n ri -;
vr,svar,eg Nr : a. 80, - - ss , ' u i
ground enough proposing a. =, meIIv DID, =, ,h.i, =,
the people The question Of cali of Convention N. A..
nice, that another queson sbonId also he Esd nan nv
the COMMITTEE 40 that n IL hanId ho H. 81, ., h
Convention. the principles upon il which IL was 10 he or
ganixsd shond be here s.t,.d Far he n,ono.;,;n bo
had no les a, anthors,y Tia, IN. 81 bs ctisT T
ot,he Commonwealth IN hi, snna.I ,ns,.,1, I, - nn,
| the proprr o.c,.io, =, .n,.,L - - I-i >, -
doctrines OF thu, docun emf whose m.cbsvans ,sodnn
he simply portrayed by referring 10 m. d,n.e,s which
had alnus, led 10 revolution ard bloo.ej in NOD l.
land. lie eontened himself With mere dissent al pre-
son ON the doctrines Of the dssumont Mr. g ,,s.
FOR presenring the question fairly I, the ,,ons =, b,,e
tights were 10 be adjudcareJ and who sb,ud r., - he
fore them IN a more ineligible form We co1lJ M, he
blind perceive tao great question which gave
rise TO the desire Tor Convention IL was ia reference
10 The distribution Of the legislative powers Of this govern
nen' This discussed 20 ali tho primary assembl.ges
OF the people, and referred this Message Every
consideration Of justice and fairness would COMPEL us to
ascertain, IN calling this Convention whether IT was to be
organized upon tho white or mixed basis IL had been
stated that the West would consent to any
hsn upon the white basis. Were the members Of the Le
gi'!0ure called pass law authorizing Convention
/ on basis which would giyo tho Wo,, IN, ,bsoiu,,
con'Tol Had they the power 10 Weld ths nr..sn, n,e
/ p. .ance7 II THE were TO be given I'D al all il
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