Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22

mf. Ch-nAn rose 10 etpliin hIs position. which see n
I'd to tr Inconsistent. H. had BEEN Disappointed 10
teafing iron Ills constituents. lie held Ia the Demo
cfa dncirne thai public agents shanld apiriily OBEY
tie viii u sir cnBs'iinebis. lie tbefeiufe ~as ul-
wiling To vole ior is appropriation without theif con
seni
! Mr.. Baldwin believed there sneh hing in this
HOUSE as an anii-iGproreueht psry-Di such parry
he cbn,sssd Il. had never dreamed until he came here.
THIS party consisted al inD bfsdeies. One denied The
propreiy Vi naki-g any Improvements The other
snied agsnat theu for lear o excessive appropriations.
With the former. he would not argue. To The other
bsnch he would say, what had been The result VI their
c0nfs- II Was known to be easier 10 get millions
hsn $4,000 from The State. This Was HE result VI
their indlsefminsie "pposiiun all ispo, enenis Did
they suppose lts the friends t. IN prOseWenl would sub
nil 10 hs s,siem ZIG cOneudrd lhsl the system Of
log rolling had Teen rendered jastsle every prGci
pie oi lsliness. Rather Than have this road be
would vote one million oi dnsrs The whole set of
improve nenis pfop-.d this session. did moi call M
than "nr mIlllon. The Soulhwes road, hnwevrf sood
It's mer Is. II WAS uncunnecied Nth any othpr
lie called upon those who only opHsed excessive appO
praiiuns Ia voe Df this bill. AMER this bill pass.
ed, others would be proposed on their merits,
least uncunnect.d with This. Moreover, this road
called br no debt. The money was the ireasu-
Mr.. Rice belonged 10 that class which opposed 10
all improvements. and " hct had been designated as be-
lieving that The Legislature had right To make these
lie iHiuRht iiaf the Legislature had
no hight 10 tax The people Of part oi The State for
The benefit oi anoher. Mr. II. did not deny The pooer
but he denied The right The power II he were
an agent. would he mol have the power to appropriate
the inhds ol his principal 10 his USE lie called
upon The F.isrrn members To stand up for the Interests
NJ lher constituents
The question being laken the vote stood
AiEs-Nlessrs. Soniha Brown of Ahemarle
l.aynr, ilarvle, Powell Baldwin, Nlassi. Dickinson Of
Bath, Blruell, Mitchell, Bosk. CsmJbpl Thompson
Il Bntei"irl, Camden, Miller, rorr. Fox, Brnaddus
Moss. Srsu, Hall Of Fauquer. D.skns SULLIVAN, Wall
Gather, pehdltlon, Leake, Parks. Calsn, Lee Flow.
Prs, McRae. Wootl"n. Turner. Townrr Palrlrk, Duff
l'oare, Mclotrye. Taylor, EIzey. Gordon, Clayton,
aH"'t, Made, iiamil'on. Ednondson Michael, Cab
III, Newton. Edgnginn. Hlner. Syme, 1nnslall. La
''ef, Ar"easi. Cocke, Fairfax. Long, Lyons. Pr,ch-
nd, Gold. Huper, Marz Fugsle, Dennson, Stlckley,
iae, Hall II T.. Laird. West, Goodson, Neal and
Leiiwiich-74.
NoEs-Alessrs Goode (Speaker) " II. b. Gusts,
J. II. CnslIs, Tnrubull, Miclm, Bocock Flood Ad
'lns, Dickinson oiC., Lacy Csunglon, Winirre, Hob
on. Thompson oi DnwiJdlr. Cnisuan, Garnet, Me-
Jung, Street Jones. Walker. Edmunds, Sloval Hell
h"nLson ii Hampshire, Brown Of Il, Goodwin, Wal.
ace, Gaines, Gresham Bagby, Banks Shepherd, Ap.-
,nder, k,by Harper. Yeroy Middleton o,iyc, DAVIS
Mcpherson, Ta'"m. Dew MM.cDramao, Damel Bnw'
's' o'F"aer, Cowap, Hgllsday, CHM, billiard and
.."--ol.
On motion of Mr.. Jones,
The House adjourned