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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

w Nj Whitney leit Nrw York on the "a inst on
MS hai k"ad excursion 10 Oregon. Ills companions
sohe 81 OF 40 In nnmb,r 10 rend in ST. Louis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
CITY or RiCHWOND,

The election Il Mr. Daniel the Council promptly led
on Saturday ~ The announcement, by their ffsGd- Of
ga number of candidates succeed him in the neSt
i.ugo oi DIegaios aid the list Is increased this morning.
All these gentlemen ituc Wigs, who have been zeal.
ogs IN tie eouse and most competent m the high trust
which the people IN Ap will be required to evolve upon
somebody
What method will be fa'len upon by the People 70
concentrate opinion, Is tot yet known; Some propose
public meetnR-othsrs. that all shah take their
chance, after the old Virginia fashion, there being no
danger rom The Locoe doysn to ruin fact we
presume n9 Democrat would Mn 10 represent this sost
unaomous Whz City IN the Legislature. Our worthy
fnend Msj Hyde. muy up be set up according 10
usage mmemoda but it viii only be for the purpose Il
going through the blank motions.
The objections ~ the defamation Of q candidate by o
public netting serious. g. The confusion snd ds-en.
ton fls, inevitably prevail in srgs sn sssembsgs
Tnst numbers will or may vote, hsvng no right
st dc pills The difficulty. say impO.sibtv. Of
e0aatNe such meeting.
Bot we have no preference any way and express
shall We. Dictator tho are take sny part
whatever IN the m,i,e We should have done last
year. bot that the Pfe-id.nsl election va, then al, hsnd
aud harmony We thoughf. o. supreme Importance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
Correspondence OF the ". Y. Courier q Enquirer


The news Of the Of Texas Annexation pro
Ject IA the Houfe 81 Representatives,
upon the Locofoco IL the theme OF general CONVEX
snion among thcm and of anxious counsellirg among
their leaders. II the Of Preston King il renresen
iave 81 his constituent, Sias Wright, the Argus ana the
ESccuty direct issue the question There was
great aIuerng among the Loco Focos in both Houses
when toe Wings sought TO bring them direct vote IL
was evident that there discipline rs vet
settled on by the majority Senator Hard appealed 10 the
friends of Gov Wright TO come the subject but
they Kept in the back ground and when he pointed them
u the fact that the Governor had been Missed
Hall becausc he had given Texas the cold shoulder the
only answer enquiry by Senator Johnson us To how
long the conscience OF Gov Wright had been the keep
ing OF the Wing party. In the Assembly, Mr.. Worden,
Mr. Young and other leading Wings endcavored To have
immediate action taken, hut the Texas drill was not per-
iociei yet Snd the only which they could get rid
OF tbs subject, push through motion to adjourn
II was warm days work In both Houses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
TEXAS DEBATE IN THE HorsE-

The session Of the House OF Delegates, Saturday en-
tending - late hour IN the evening" entirely devoted
% The discussion Of Annexation and kindrod topics Tie
elec; Commec which had been appointed in the e1rec
tion Of bringing in compromise report stated ihot they
could not agree, aud requested be discharged The 10
sipns from the Sciaie ,hen taken up and ID. Let
one aihongh Democratic pTopc siion being found more
palasbe 10 the Wigs ihan 10 the Democrats " as aereed
TO- The Democrats thea proposed further amvndmsn,--
IN slb'ance endorsing both the expedency ard the cons
'uonaiy u the J"Dt Resolution passed by the House Of
Representatives.. To TIT, tue Wings could not subscribe
ami they proposed an amendment simply declaring that
maJoy Oi the people Of Virginia favor II Anne1a
ton by any constitutional mode but fcbearng in express
terms TO give any opinion of the cons;ionaiiy Of the
de Of pint resolution. This amendment was adopted
Tie elect Of this proceeding and designed 10 be and
Is - declared To loavs Senators free 10 net as 10 them
may seem best the Joint Resolution. rc,oiuoa in
strucng them to vote for ;ho Joint Resolution was .use
quendy voted down.
Tho LJcos rnhor think, made but little c. piia by
this Texas agitation When they reckon with the
People for the time and money wasted in the discussion they
will find that their political specuaons are quite barren
and prof'ess their Texas scrip likely prove They
are like the gentleman who IN quest Of wool and
came horne shOrn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
MURpERors ATrgypr no KII.t.

The Cook, "a black man, Of the Barque Cali.co Capt
Hopkns lying nj the India wharf, whose on tho
Shp's articles as VIM. Dickinson, imposed 10 belong O.,
New York. made atiemp, yesterday morning kill Reu.
ben treihy Of Ssdgewck Me) Of the Barque. From
the information which We gather learn that about
yesterday morning, while the mate the ley
ing piece OF wood the Co struck him with the axe over
The LETT car, which completely split his skull and knocked
him down. lie then struck him second lime on the bac
Of t head Dickinson was Immediately secured and IoJg
ed in Jail We also learn from crew tia, the mate had
In every instance, treated them wc aud they generally sup
pozGd that the act premedafsd. We also learn that
ID said u VIZ. Cherry the officer VIII, conveyed him to
jail that he had intended Kill the mate the night before
end had procured knife Tor the purpose. but the ard
second mate having left the vessel short time during
the evening" he prevented and when that had fned
he determined TO act Ne he had done. The mate is In We
~ pccarious situation and is expected 10 live.
Dickinson underwent examination yesterday afternoon
before the Mayot and was committed for trial.
fNORFoLK HERaLp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03

Lightning and Mdhut.-It has been discovered in En-.
gland that electricity, real lightning conducted by wires
the earth greatly promotes vegctaon snd hence usny per.
sons are enfchng their ground by ths stmusnt.--
We hope good will u H. This generation IL certain.
~ fulfilling IL stay. II h becoming the uuIfian age
with Vengeance, which brings down from the clouds the
beginnings u heaven (cTptuimen) omanure tho field
substituting Jyo's dread lightning for siab The
guhnO trade will b" broken up entirely, and smpestuOus
season wih vivid lightning, will be worth forty mpck caps
ard stable y'rds And yet il Is probably true, that light.
ming be m1de TO promote vegoaiion; and that IL
DO conducted TO the required spot and made suhsov
the desired oectand 50, man hos another o graft
udc e. the Over for he may lay his hand upon the
main II the lightning apd render u not only innJxous, bat
directly and VS.. useful. Let him. In the OF the ee.
nient. not forget Him,
"Whosc hand the lightning forms.
Who heayes old oeesn and who yrings the s'rgu,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
ELENOR TERROW
p-rae v.rsia..n AMI virginia Aa sat, will pe4se cory.
WIG MEETING ~ BEDFORD.

Pursuant - notce The Whiss Il Bedford hid m,e,
ing 1t IN. Court house she pa "i January IL D. and
organized ty calling Ben 1miH y. Donald 70 the char
and appointing McienTy Jordsn -Gd Z. C. Bark. Secre-
taries.
Ga motion, VIM ". Birwell. James l.. Brown, VIM
Terry, ko. Allen. Joseph Wilson. Pascal lord Iiomus
p Mitchell and Geo. Stepioe having been tpp atcd Nv the
Chairman committee 10 report resolutions expressive 81
the OF the meeting. reported the loni Ing whch
adopted unanimously:
Resoired That the Wings Of Bedford appr,ye ni the
proposition 10 hold Convention assemble Chaioea
VILE Thursday the 4I at FEBRUARY next for tie purpos.
of selecting suitable candidate represent the Wings Of
the 5tn Congressional District in approaching can
Resolved That Maj. WIN. Lsfrwich, James F. Johnson,
LodOwick Mcdaniel, WIN. VI Butwe.l, y. Ii. ca Bpbell
VIM. Dickinson. Joseph Wilson, T.. L. BuTks John o.
Leftwch, Col John w Holt, Thomas r. Mitcn-t Dr.
Granville l. Brown. VIM. Terry Jubs Jordan Dr. Daniel
TompkIns McHsnry jordan, j. VI. w. Leftwich Thg-ias
T. Saundors Ed. d. Steptoe, Cornelius PATE James W.
WOODS. Willis Pondextsr, Jno. L. Goggin Benz A. Do.
maid. RObi. Allen, Nelson a. Patterson james L. Brown.
John Bes,j, YIN. X. Jones. Chag. ". Gill Frazer O.
S,rntton Col Taady Jones, and Jane, VI. Jones' be
appointed delegates 10 represent the Whgs Oi Bedford
sand convention.
Resolved, Thst the Wings # Bedford re GREETING the de-
termination O the Hon. VIZ. A. GosSIS with. raw from
public lie, avail themselves 81 ts occasion epU!upi
10 express their unib7ed confidence in ability and m
tegrty politician, nad h, worth an excellence as
man. and tender hi in his retirement, thc they hope "
be but temporary heT gra;ca acknUg jen=nts IL. ire
irmness and ntependcnce'he eonst,ncy sni devotion
~iih which he has uniformly maintained principles Of
the Wing p1tty.
The de .t Of Col. VIM Campbell, the late rsprcse. t.
tive m tie General Assembly OF Virginia G, he Senatorial
DsGic composed u the Counties ri Bedford and franklin
having bc'n snnCunced, the following All ms ware Of
fercd md unanimously odcp'ed:
Resolved. Tia, tis meeting deeply concerned hear
Of the death Of their late representative, Col WIN Carr
BELL aud spp.ecaiing hIs worm man, ard MS long
rnj varied pubs services they sincerely cDGdje with his
relatives and with the community gene'a the yss
which they have sgsiained IN his Death.
Resolved Inst the proceedings of this s ing he pub
lisbed IN the Lynehb rg VrliBln Chatoy lie Advocate
aDd Richmond Wing
On motion, meeting adjourned.
BEN. a. DONALD, Pfsst.
'MAstiEyKY JORDAN, ls.c,,.
T.. Z. BuRKs, 'e'S"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
THE NEW CONET

The Nat Intelisenccr states that the New Comet has
been observed two evenings from tho Depot Chsrs
in Washington with the Telescope. Its position In the
Heavens 'o the southwest Of Jupiter hc brightest planet
now above the horizon in tho EVENING" aud may he die
covered with acommon spy glass Its progress th. way
and by May. we understand shall have IL flaming
mid Heaven our heads!
Time was lis now possibly with Superstition and iTno-
ncsl whom nations turned pale at the appoaeh Of these
rsre and mysterious visitors; they bat exst
our conceptions OF infinite power. and inspire us with
awe at the sabim'v Of Nj. mathematics who calculate
Tor endless ages, aud diree, the eccentric march Of these
irregular bodies through space that they shall cone
IN destructive contact with OF lie uubeIsss creations
when consider 'hc Heavens. tho work of thy fiogers
the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordsiued;
"what is m,n, that thu art mindful Of him ard the
Son OF Man that thou vsitst himr"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
Backed by some big guns cv. 7 the Creck)
Los.Sesroy. Jan. 2s,h. 1915.


To the IFhig Women sj Nelson:
Having received the appointment OF Vice President q
the Henry Cay Statue S4ciey III W for the county
OF Nelson, whom the collectors IN the county 10
report have thought prudent say word
you.
Wing Women You should reccleci that this Is proba
bly, the last time may have u m your power remit
alter devotion exalted WORTH tiled patriotism
deep devotion - country nui consGmmie isi-smsnhip.
exhibited the world the lie and character great
ct hs age, Henry Clay. Il there be sny Ihng ia
the character Of worthy OF her =, her unde
waiting attachment all that good snd Every tn
iishien,d mEi knows that Henry Clay both go ana
great, and TO him H.. Ladies OF Virginia des.za
erect monument, that Hs fame may o.
sitcrbIrn millions Tor example ;nn chidTsn
and ctidrens children 10 like ccccs ui so-y.
RecoIlect, Ladies, inst Nelson county famed for Ia
devotion Wing principles, and let be ,ad hat the
gentlemen more paIOiic than their wives osugi-
Let tina, blot be upon sscutcheon. L,ie.ery
Wing lady Nelson ih'w in eE mite. and thereby
he. enrolled in the historic pn2e OF the gr,n
living. propose that the Ladi,, 81 Su!-os assemble
At the Methot Church at Loying.un. the i:n say
March next, &C .haI has been and can be Ayne
Your,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
si~ssrsi Assembly OF vtrrlssa.
SENATE.


Saturday. Feb. i. leSS.
Mr. PsrrSs nom The II cosrss of jus,ics re-
ported with sasndmsas the bill coaesrnius
OF Sherhs and other officers forthcoming bond., &c.
AR. PtrroS offered an .a.admeat o. . substitute.
On motion OF Mr. MeMulleu. after como incidental re-
the table.
Mr. cA,rs.. from tn. csn~l,,.. of Claims. reported
bill releasing Exabeh Baden o( Psssrsburr from 6ns ON
forfeited recognisauce.
Mr.. Cox exp aimed the bill. which wss paced
Mr. CAkrKa slso reported ball. suhoriiiug the Auditor
To issue warrant the Treasury In favor " Charles T.
Gnls, Tor the value OF condemned save-which bill
IVES explained by SIR. Carter, and passed.
Hichsasad, Frsaersckssarg 4 Psss..e Hall
Read &c.
On motion of Mr. Newmsn the Senate took up the bill
authorizing the Company increase its capita. by
ing its debt into stock.
stock liable 10 nxsdon Mr. W. enforced the ptopeiy Of
his amendment.
Mes.rs. Coz. Thompson Of X, Thompson Of A., Scott,
and Sashet opposed the amendment Mr.. Gslahcr read
Mr.. MeMvLLxs sustained Mr.. wsllaees amendment.
and during his remarks inmaied thu, the Rail Road Com
psny had shewn favor the Wing party over the De-
moeratlc party, ON soma occasion alluded to.
Mr. TAYLOR made statement the subject.
Mr.. MeMrLrrs moved to lay the bill the table; but
alter some remarks by Messrs SrAxARp, THoarsoS Of H.
PErroN, THOMSON Of A Scyrr, Cor, and boEpr.. Ant
the motion to lay on the table Withdrawn.
Mr.. NEwsAs felt himself compelled to support the
anne ndment.
Mr.. SrASARB opposed the amendment, and expressed
his appreciation Of the remarks Of ssntsnsn from other
parts OF the State, who seemed to treat this of
geat Stale policy Mr.. s. explained The objecs of the
bill.
The question was then taken on the amendment Of Mr.
WALLACE, which was negatived; ayes IL, noes l6.
Mr.. McMuLLES moved TO recommit the bill, to allow
time for an investigation Of charges against the Com.
pany.
Messrs. CARrER and Cox opposed the recomnitment
and Mr. MchrLLES changed his motion as TO lay the
bull on Oh. table. Negatived.
The bill was then passed-ayes 81, noes Z.
The Speaker laid the table q communication from
the Governor enclosing resolutions Of the Legislature OF
Ohio. og,inst the Anne ration of Texas.
On motion OF Mr. BoxpuRASr, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03

DIED,
At White Hall. his residence in King George county on
toe 9th Instant In the 65h year Of his age; GUsTAvrs b.
WALLACE Esq. When good man dies, IL is pleasing
melancholy t. return TO his virtues. and grateful task
offer tribute Of respect his memory The deceased
was exemplary in nll the relations Of fean seconnte
husband indugeDt father humane and kind neigh
bot Possessed by nature 81 manly and vigorous intel
lec which had been improved by classical education he
was ornament and exempar the extensive circle In
which he moved Blessed with wealth, he neither
sordid nor mercenay. but distributed with bountcous
hand, and fell upon the poor his neghborhood like the
gentle rain from Heaven.
Frank, hospitable, sod just he wa, the type
Of Virginia gentleman.
wits q feather, chiefs a rod,
An honest mans the noblest work OF God
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
To fhe Editor, OF "A. Wbig !.

Gentlemen As the nomination OF persons represent
the City in the House Of Delegates already CO
at the suggestion Of many Of my friends, deem /, prope
to whose modest experiment may have caused
him To be overlooked.
agree decidedly with the author Of a communication
in of last Saturday. that strong practical
united 10 gentle mannes better calculated to secure
interests Of the CITY, Than brilliant oatoy and vehement de-
nunciaiion.
We all know the prejudice that enlightened and re-
Toeious gentleman lhe editor of the Enquirer has
amongst the country people towards townsok-there
FORE the best andoe De- that should be
sen'ed by one gentle yet h conciaory yet indcpe
one who. while loved, would be respected Such person.
and many others think is JOHN A. LANCASTER Besides
Is II not reasonable is il not just it proper that we
mercantile community, should be represented by mcr.
camille mani am no enemy 10 the profession Of law
but surely merchant better understand the wants o.
merchants than the lawyer whose knowledge OF commerce
must generally be theoretical.
Mr. Lancaster has not been consulted but uness some
other merchant should be preferred by the citzens) will
certainly be supported by CREEK NATION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
MR., ], "A. CILMER.

" We commence to-day, and shall conclude ,o.mor-
row, Mr. Gilmer's letter in reply to B." That worthy
gentleman will permit, to say that in arguing Aune.a
lion TO be eonsttstoaa because before the
territory might be acquired had BEEN treaty or con
quest, from The Indians, he osf Bsyiys Bsyly We are
not apPriscd how, more significantly eondensedly, we
could express the ouxoy windiness Of Argument
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03

The Aouny President hoe arp 1'e5 & .u. Georae Cld-
wa!adcr add Robet Tyler 81 Pnids 7h'i Samuel j. Bee
be o. New York, snd Professor Dut ai e BalGm..r
committee t. meet a. the Philadelphia Mint on the lDh II
October neTtip witness lie nsay ard verify the standard
parity aud weight II the coins sru-s 1t til. ifi.'guru
whcl under the direction Of Proe-a. RObeft w. Patsr.
son. II very Kind and consderao in "Pi" oai ~
lac ,. going o" oi Office, - give Bob pretty place, IL
vas KIDD ton, towards the other 1 ~ the commit
tee, for PrJesors PaicT aud DIcafe will qd them
selves released NJ m nnen-a sn1u.t Of fe.prrat y
havihg m siar B'befi At ind for the solution -c,n.
uc doubts that chlnQe 10 arise nv hS dchrfge II
tner duties HIS notions msialurgy, rdded g. hs vest
capacity ir 1'soyag, will bo worth mint 4 no, c," 10
ilo commI-liJn.-A. y. ConT. & EnanLLer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
o. We call the attention Of Ji,o,,u cou

CSJ We call the attention of Literary. Com.
mceisl and Scientific the most valuable
honsi Publications issued In this county Europe
We rei-r TO thr JOURNAL OF THE u. EXPLORING FIX
PEDI ION IN massive, royal yauabi.
las OF additional Maps embehed of en-
ards OF 400 In number the ph
SesreIy Manners and Custom. OF
n,wly discovered during of wear.
al times round tie Globe.
TIE only sample volume South this truly
National Work which will the
Nations can now be at the CAPITOL Howard HOUSE
Main ST. IN thu hands Of MI King Agent many Pub
t.hefs who has supplied citizens boGnty Mneh-s VA
lnable Maps AMI had much ,nnrov,d
%" the large MAP OF THE WORLD by ya,.b
History soreinay published LONDON
oHy siI the entire route and discoveries o T. Expedition
accurately traesd beautifully feet
be nn' valuable ard interesting Accompaniment ami deserving
Of the extshSve patronage.
Tie large Map Unied which located ,v,rv
Iowa. County, ro Once Rail Rod Car al River
traced and b-anny eoopr,d accompanied In
de1 ~ tic most Important information
duets ossrceS the published istI-iS
Hss by feet the price oaly siO.
hea Ih slap OF tire a. square. be had
IN "is or In pocket FORM with the Genus
~ =. 80
Journal published des,ryrdy u.rf, orn.
EeSt- end of infinite value braxy for
valuable inform aion enlrrns the aud
with the Tcsogree 81 HE county wocd
TAe AaTs can be had on Eoer fong portable
IN either way can b. suspended i"g Us>
Mo. King Will a ip this ty 10
County the State hese most mt
Law AMI Publications. for weh Pubhea
iion wanted - IL receiving subscriptions
Ne avi- all To- opportunity
such useiG works, ami Agency community
rc the Editors OF the Wing:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
"Whose hand the lightning forms.
Who heave5 old ocesn and who wings the strom
N. Y. MARRgT-Jsn,y. al. "a r. N.

Very hide hes hrsn done cotton the merchants sro
busy wfiing their letters. The market is firm.
Flour = still hotter Gcnnessrr, Troy, Ohio and
Michigan SisiasS, with but few psreos be had
SAbI.
Corn plenty az ice, 56bs.
No movement ~ change IN Fork or Beet. Prime PORK.
s7oS; Mess So 1sa 200 Western Hams, In pickle,
sold 90 arrive Al cts. TO-
Nhskey riesdy
Sterling bis ~ 1iUpron franc. 523l as Stock, RS
Their up.
cotton.
Jou. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
CHARLOTTESVILLE coNyeNTIoy.

There seems to be an acqueseence in The change u the
dag q holding the Wing Congregational District Of Abe
rnafle from to morrow 10 the first Monday In March We
hope that wilEbe definitely arranged at AlJcnisflc Coul
10 DAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03

Presidcnt Polk would leave his residence for the
OF Government the 6n, February With good taste he
declines oil public attentions BY the Nsy end would roach
Washington IL Is eonceturcd this day week the l0th)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
SIDNEY

We commence to day and will conclude to. morrow, the
End No Of" Sidney. with whose philosophical spnt the
reader will be charmed, whether he approve his specific
suxgestions or not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03
BEN. "A. DOM ALL
. MGsHESkY JoRpAS, L..
t.. &. BuRKs, 'e'J

Wssus. Edifors-l noticed in your paper Of the first
several candidates Tor the Legislature T. Tcpie.
sent the CITY Of Richmond. No name have seen men
TONED will meet The wishes of the citizens generally as the
LANCASTER. VOTER.
February 81, rs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-03

s"o sin>h '''. b.'s ma ,,ssi"s I, give IN" irta,
,Ss ~s'''' .r",'.d q ~ssht NJ. ". ne u. led
ol Sa,rn s-N-'i','s Tor NJ Cc-s,n- which lc,, a,t Il
tsr.
k.s.od by the General Assembly 81 vIr,,nis. This, IL
~ ue uehnsr"r optnion that age us,ic,,,v , The p..
pie Virginia desire ,h. iumcts,e Anne anon a r.x..
70 tho u States by sV lawful and eon.titu,Iou. mod,
na, ms ee"s ana guarantees set forth In The
joint rssou.on passed By the House Of
and cont To tho senate OF the o. Tor i,s cooeu,.. ~
the opinion of this General Assembly srr iss, - n,
bly, however crbearins cypress sny opinion y. ~ s
eonsitutonsi,y Of Annexation BY the uojs Of ioin,
luton Of tho two house. Of Congress.
Messv. GoRpoN and Bowden opposed. ,pA H..
Ccerr Brosdus, Of Carr and Taylor, of N. B. sspposd
sMr WIrcnERs substitute.
Mr. MAMMAL, OF T., moved tho inde6ui,. postpone.
msn' o. Inc whole Hs was impeled by high ssass &c
duty ~ make this motion. This wee great National
question: the decision o which properly belonged
~, representative For this re.son he would ds
miss me SUBJECT For smother he In favour q
Il. The session vas very far advanced and IL vas high
time That the on.iners OF the s,sts attended To. Mr..
MARSHALL called tho ayes and nosu.
Mr.. SrovALL called the previous uestion.
Some explanations took place 70 the sc, of the pos
ponement-snd tho Speaker announcing that Il would net
carry the LIST resolution Nj MAssaALL wthdrcv HE mo-
ton. ...
Mr. wALLAcs stated tha, he had acted under u..pp,.
hen''on He did not intend vote oil. He asked that
his vote DO stiken out.
Mr. GosDoS spoke farther In support Of his ssndment
Mr.. ANER replied -and vixen he concludsd, the vote
was sssn upon the adoption Of Mr. wehsrs substitute
Ayx,-N,s,,. s,o,,ssw ,s,r. D..
ton of Auyu.,, Es.;.. Y III psosu, ro'
Pcnde,,n n.y.. EI~ss I,o' SsmPos"' Scsggs'
Ier Broaddu, of Car I..cy R,o.s.. - e.; ~
Wood, Garnet, Marshall Of r.. Ednund. or Ts,sa'
Payne, Helms, Brooks, French, McPberson Of a win
s,oa, Lee, MRae Of H., Wooton, Turner of j. Towoer
Smith, Wallace. Mayo. Fsriey, Ramey, Grub, Taylor
Of L., Parriott EilIups Hal. B.sk,,vi P.s,,n CrE..
rau, k'lby, Cabe, Taylor Of N. B. wau, Happier. Yer.
by, Oliver, Edsngton. Turner of p RoIiin, W;,.h.,
Lanier, Gav, Cooke Dew Stro,her Noo,. Witt. Ma
nor S,.,h,n.on M. E,l,.. ~ ~ III % .'''' ut
NJ. ~ y, 80
n
~ ii"''' ",mcf' hmnsoh MARSHALL oil ", Wintree,