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

WEDNESDAY,, ttc. =, Iof3.
TIE Speaker iolk the Chair at The usual hour. and
proceed ID IL announce the i,i,uiu. Com ni,ce., VIZ:
COMMITTEE on tldims- Nesats. Alexander, Cuwn nm
Gresham, Suee,. fiood, Gaims, Dry. Mcrhetson
Powell. ilobson, Parau, Gndwln, B,sk,
.hinia-Mess Watis MeRar Mcphersop Banks
Street. Nrs'on. fsifiax
10 eramiae Peaiteniarg MesUs I.ayne, VERIFY.
Nin'fee, fnthafd, Lard s,llnisa and Chilis,n.
ID IrnmiRe P.bHc .ff'nory- Messrs GoudWn, Ne
R'", kny. Freeman. Nclpyoe kllhy .Jpin II Gus.
h. 'isfwr, Drawer, PARKS. Dlad, ia,uln and Camp.
bslt
To Er'mint Public Expenditures II. D Gus
ns Cwien jones, Rice. Cabell. d shlns, W alker OF.
i'eI and Elizey,
Public heo'mi'-M-sss, CLinn. Lacy, s,ickley.
Wallace, F'"i, Fnaale aud Fairfax T
10 tramne .iador's 0lhcs - Nessra Denison
Long. Io@ner, Floee is. Mileael. Nackliu and Ca
tL.r.
To Examine CLeh's Office Messr, Gaines, Car
'insi"n. Iorke. Ioier. Powell aud Lee.
10 Er,mlne Registers Office Mcssr. Iefuich
Nnrbeli
10 E%an'n. Treasures .7ccouuts-NIessrs rhemp
s"n ri Dsnwhld'e. Wsde, Dicklnson OF Bath, Adkins
li,fve, Brado>. Turner. SIS.
Bond, IF Public Officers Alessrs Gordon S,u,b.r
i.'miet, th'sman, Miss. Noolion snd McClung.
10 Esaane i'uLiic Libra,y-Messrs Funston. Iy
"n', 1uns'al, Shepherd, w. H. Is. Cus,,s Parks aud
Gsfnpti
On .9grien.ne and Manufacture Mc..r. Davis
Cabtn. 1"npson of Bu,clonIi Dun, Gore. Adams
Tisupoa d Hampshire, Areesas,. ps,ock, lay or and
klby " WV
Ga Enrolled BAs-Mes,rs. Brado.. Towser. s,o.
sa sa'' pe"'s'", "ce, tuTnouli, Dey. kdby and Wal,
On Jm'oiic .f.ylums- Nlessr.. Tate. Howard.
.h"mp'on "i )n~idde, Sebrell, Yeby, Chnn, ilswts.
Mssse, Mnchell
On Banhs-Lcake, Lyons, ITarvie. symc. A,.an.
DER, Edghg'on. Chlsman, Tolrr. lddleun Dickinson
ol taroue aud Gather
Irade aud Mechanic .7rfs-Me.srs Ncsle. S,ekley.
Saunders, Hamilton and hcPherson.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
ihe House socetded 10 the JOINT order for the elec,
tim nf Senaio.
Mr.. Mariz nominated Jadgr Isaac s rennvLerLer of
Rockingham. ~. knew him 10 be a man Of present.
neHi abilities, against ahom envy cnuld no, n,r , syl
iahe lie was well verscd M the laws n pnIlund in
nat. and man OF eminent stility. This was prrcd in
The Congress Of the United States, OF Which Judge 7
wasa member.
Mf Drnison owed II 10 his disnp uished friend to So
coid NE n"ninalinn ri the member ftnm Rurkinpbam
Jnasr r. had grown mp in the principles of Democracy
"i Jrfrfsn. and Of Virginia HE had been laugh, 10
read the Constitution al Virginia wubou, inern,l,,inn
- The bae ol h,s political creed lie had tecn NJ i,
ones feasy to give the general government, all Ieoui
Nate privileges. but al the lime he n served To The
Stairs all their just rights. Judge 4. was State.
hieh Demoefat. lie had been educated 10 tie law
hAt "as soea called Ia rruuJrr sphere the Congress
at the u. States. Mr.. Van Buren, placed him on HE
beuch Vt Tie SUPREME Court. There lie bnil M repn.
ta"n which en,i'led hun the honor he vas now about
To receive Judge Ptnnybaeke the noinirea Of
section. Nih ieelnps of gratitude, Mr.. d. anrunn-
ced thai Judge r. WAS the nLdfsi aud uues, soldier OF
ahe ienll legion OF Democracy legion which when
aglom had spread over Denoctacy MAS the one brinh,
siar, the singe ray of hope
Mr.. Bocock seconded with pressure the nomination o
Judge r. lie wosld 60 enduts,d by every secon and
Would be abb. faithful independent Htpuhlran Sen.
ar. MIR. Is. took great pleasure in pa 10 this comp
men. 70 the l,alh gien-a compliment ii SO justly dc.
seryed
fa Or. iyons did not wish 10 inio the question
which he REGARDED alreay decided. He did mol know
Judge r. Iris,s.ay, and did wsh discuss his in.
div'doai merits. Nor would he say a word 10 induce
"e Nltt iiiai he expected tie election of candidate
from the party 10 which he beonge. Il was na aral and
right thai e dpuiat party should select from its own
McmtErs SeEaior ta represent Virginia. Iu, III r.
ga was Pfncple involved tie eirciioa uf Judge Z
lie thought tie principle Of going the judiciary Sc.
leci candidate for political station had all tunes
laS Mas still vefse TO 90 to The federal Judiciary. i
Judge f.~sIe sf his own party he would hesitate ie
shis reason 10 gre his vote for him. rhefe was NJ
cnfse gIesiS than i"lisira jdiciarys Judiciary look
ing 10 The popular The ultimate eleva
u"n I've htst man would he Influenced 10 some xen
by The consionsess thai I've ,nnt vii the hest no
Au.al Offices A man lie hene, suAd ss.take lin
seF'-hr shood be Judge ard aahiue laf a Iudae
S. MI ieiss.ch did suppose in the power u III,
UtMsefsiic party ~ pIeseLi candidate who would be