Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-30

not Il The peeple bad the right aud wcre in daty boun,
10 ceeta SENATOR The deleRaes were ELECTED To nah,
Seaaior and their esctioos turned opoa the ehe,e
Seuainf. The ISSUES al the Spring .leciinn
~ Jf.fennt rm wiat ihey We're al tie Presidential
e'teiiaa. Mr. W. declared thai he wpuld cns.ni
= - 10 eectun Until he could give o The repre-
nflhe ptope fair chance 10 have their voice
eI,8 iao ,frc-tba Is. II tins could b. dune before
sseaney Tie Would MI agree 10 election.
wiie gentlemen absent ifom sickness. who might
uhaby be brought here IN time 10 perform the
aaaHa day Of eleciing Senator. This, Mr.. w. gave
aafFioa..n understand. the woad j,ur-
sac he had conceaa,eals. He had attempted 10
gain advantage. Mr. w said il wss no unusual
thing of lhe Legislature to pos pune jnnt order. II
Was q Cannon occurrence But never within his
ofy had II happened, thai either body had refused 10
spnne, " hen pnsi pareneni VAS asked for by the
other body. And Thea The absence IL members On ac-
OF SICKNESS better could be offered
quinad of pUspuneucn As LIBERAL and just man. he
could refuse his opponents suci delay, under such
circumstances il day bad been iafey agreed upon.
Mr.. ". repeated thai he had coneeamens. lie was
determined sing election oi SenaUr but he would
consent that he and his friends should be cheated
ont OF their dues. lie mol quite s0 enough FOR that.
lie knew what his rghis and he intended to
maintain them. lie knew what was due 10 constituents
and he Would mol fail 10 Those dues. II upon lair
noticea day set apart li enough ahead lar all parties
10 be prepared, aud gentlemen were not prevented by
sickness from being Ia their seats, he would, II BEATEN
submit 10 H. But be wbuld mol consent To be be beaten
by 1u flay-by the adversary taking undue advantages
He "@gcd aif play HIMSELF and be would be content
vii. nothing less
Mr.. Bowden called FOR the yeas and aud the mo-
lion pysp1ne the lint order Ia the 30lh which
were ordered. and were ayes 60. noes o. Precisely
the the vote above Tecorded.)
The Senate was informed Of the action Of the House.
IT, hall an hour a messa &c was received from the Sc
nate that they had disagreed 10 tie posponenenl pro
posed bv the House.
Mr. Preston moved to postpone the joint order TO the
9Th ofFebruary
Mr.. Payne called the previous question.
Mr.. Iarsie called ior the a,rs and ues-whch
were ayes u, nues 81.
The Senate was informed uf the Of the lluuse
Mr.. Wlchef asked that the hour 81 tle evening half
past g. might be entered On the Journal-w heh being
done. Mr. Wlrchcr moved 10 adjium; but Withdrew his
motion, 10 hear from the Senate.
At Il few minutes before d o'cIack, message
received from the Senate, dsagfeelng TO the postpone
meni.
Nj Preston moved To postpone the jint order until
tomorrow. Mr., I. had always been determined that
nothing should be dome by hun, which would tend 10 de
feat the election OF Senator. lie fell that Tie election
of Senaiu was an Imperative duly aud in the hope Of
promoting that object, be made the inolion.
Mr.. HAYS called The ayes and nues--a hch were,
ayes 60, noes Co. the Democrats voting IN the mega
i've
Tie Senate advised Of the postponement.
\ mrssage ed ifDm the Senate dlsagreeng.
Mr.. Whether asked the hour q O'clock be catered
the joufhal-Whcli was done; aud Then Mr.. Wltch-
e. said that all eXpcdlenls for compromise with the
Senate beng exhausted, he moved an adjournment.
Mr. Coates called Tor the ayes aud nUes-wlnch were
ayes C6 noes I'd.
80 the iluuse ndJuuncd.