Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22
HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.
IuUHspAY. Jan. Is, 1876.
PETITIONS.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
1uunspAY, Jan. Is, 1876.
PETITIONS
Petitions presented aud referred to appropriate
cummlitees
by Mr.. Lefwch petition from mcmoer. of the Bar
practising IN The Qu'tlsty Cour III CARROLL fr change
IN time oi holding said Court.
By Mr.. Pltks-iemUnslfaucc of sundfy Justices ,r =,
Peace, aud others ol Csrrnll cuuntv ans, enacuo,
La" hn,houzne Magistrates ic issue en,as
bl Nj NC lung circumstances ffnm Eoyett. coup
~ against ne" county oul o paris oil Fsyetr, Nicholas
and Grrrnbtirr.
by Nj Mnchell--,emonsirance against III. formation
81 nr" county uul oi parts Of Campbell, Dcdord and
Pnisylvania.
RESOLUTIONS.
On nation Of Mr.. Hsrvic.
Re,olrcd. That the Committee of Roads and Internal
Naslga'o inquire 'n'o the exrrd'rncy Of Incorporating
TIE Aorn and N"owsy Railroad C,mpany
On molion ol Mr. Laynr,
Rtsored, Thai the Committee on Prr.sl,ions and
Iftssncrs he instructed 10 enquire into The expe,l,enc,
nl the passage Ut law auhuslng the county court al
AI'ghany I" oiow sum not eKcrtdlng $50, Tor each
"oi sea ? killed IN said county.
sOu IH-N ESrERN ROAD.
Mr.. G"pdson said he bin was omen 10 amendment,
aud he hoped It wuuli be amended, and would now h.
engrassed.
NJ. Tulrr said he would propose an amendment !.
The hll. Ills rsiuon had caused his cnrse IL he ST.,
verrly condrnned. lis ,unsiItuents as we'll a. hius.
had hsen put under the han. An art 81 nan. ME coo
had brrn proclaimed by meeting u( The peope If A.
ihsd"n. Tie Would say. nevertheless, that he woul.
never give soie To inlet positive INJURY upon hi
constituents. lie w"nld ask certain gentlemen
Iyn"hhug had been made the terminus II they wnn'.
noi have v"'ed ag,ns the bin he Moved 10 amend 81
as I" make the lawn o .Nrrbern, Tor the presru, III,
Eastern terminus Ut the rad.
u this s'nendmcnt were advpied il would pe, rid Of
the qncs h'n at rvSlry Between Buchsnan and Lynch
burg winch could bts he settled by time. Nrwber,
Was a'"ui W miles from lynchburg. |, would TAX.
"rtr years III c"nsur, the rad thence the Irnnes.
see line. by that ume it would have been Diet. ruined
EITHER that the canal uugh, abandoned, or thai !,
ought I" he continued. lie therefore wished Ia adius,
this question by compromise, and further 10 SECURE i
road useli Already there was an .xrell.u, uton,k,
'rnn Newhern !" James River Ii thus amendment, wrr,
adopted. he would gladly vote for The b pone had
letn M ie Lea"ns Than he III support Of ihls road hu
ne ""hid never sue inr the bull In The psiye nry
ms commitments. whatever Recommendations of his curs
might he made III Abingdon ~ elsewhere
MI FOX thought the terminus could be- better settle,
"n' ~ The tlrnse Than IN is body he therefore movs
10 he commit the bill IL n select committee
NJ. Psndel"n hoped II would no, b~ the ple,sur, -
NE u use to adept this motion. Il would Tend To de
i.st he bill
Mr., F"s explained that he was the true friend of tn
bill. AID only wished 10 project his constituents A.
Withdrew his moun
MI. Taylor asked 10 know the character Of The Turn
pike between Ne~hern a, d Jsn,s River Mr. Tol.
sald mud turnpike lie had hoped the friends
ne Rad would accept mud turnpike. They were
s'az'ng people. Hereafter they would demand a rail
npad, and the mscadanzeJ road would be USELESS II
therefore thought il to make H.
lhe Speaker SAID was not order tn speak on IN
character " The load, but simply IN Reference the Il.
D minus.
: Mr.. Thompson. If Bpteruur, threw himself with d
an lia .ttI a
ms constituents drmahded that he should sumo hns
IL would have been gratifying Ia hun To hay. uone 81
Unanimously here. His section and that of the men
hef ifom iynchburg. had always been opposed to esc
"iher hat meuher IN former uccsson had prr
u inuhded hve 'nIerro!aurles IL the State En,nec,
touching The pnper terminus This rad On James RI,
er lie would call for The Trading uf that document An
would rest hlms.li on that sl,ue.
!, The Clerk here read Docum-nt No, 25. being II,
rrsonse oi Col COze' to the five inertngautl.s OF NJ
= Tolrr
Mr. Thompson. Of b.. proceeded II Buchanan we,
lie terminus, We should have the al, antap- o The II
erased tonnage on The canal BY The leQ lsa,nn Of
l. SAFE, his people had right To expec, that the eau
would be carried In Buchausn or iarther lie woul
i say 10 his friend from lyncburu thai h. had r.c,iy,
/. 'he uil ben'f Of the canal. Why would he deny
Equal benefit 10 Mr.. rs peope7 lie rrsd upon Il
: justice ct The House. Has people would belle,
o a' The State would break solemn prunlse 10 Vi,
!. them The canal.
- ''''' H"ffu House would moi vote tuW
u ire an.ndnent of the ne,nhrr from CsmpbeIi. n
hill lately defeated. wasa compromise, and this amrn
is inen' MAS now offered as a Compromise He had bee
is implicated. IN The same manner. with the cenitens
tum Caupsell !, Was because the bull initiated again
the iOere - of his constituents that he had opp s.d
Pfopose my work .f general importance, and he ",
:" willing to tax his constituents. But when h. was ca
U ssd an to Turn sway from MS constituents vausb
"a stresm III uacr he would CONSENT To it, lie won
cav attention TO the fact that tho Western terminus
la npas 4. II,
he sion u ',aries, il was fixed Why ui los,
NJ the Fass+ro terminus open fnr the same reasun
tie t'"'k h.u vas better comnrnce the road at
r. punt which Manld unite these Interests Ii the or,
70 falroad. ~aieh had been propnssd should be made
y svpio eS' sheS' ~" graf cs5 Rrerss uf Ire Jam