Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

ecdrmneJ wUnan, il serma 10 Be- cnneeJed that the CT
p.dsocy u iss exercise in this 10 unqaessonabe
We have (os tO-mssruw, two orders of the day-ihe
Cvevesssn Bill a IL oclek, asd the Education ques
,sn ss t2. Ths latter. imsgee. will be made To give
wy, ~ the smes. !. 10 s Prashs that the question
win h taken tee the day ses Ia reference The fate
Of the Coavea,in bill. cen only express tho opin
i'm that if the bill epored BY the maturity u the COM
mi,,.a, and which provides well M the organisation
,f the Convention upon the mixed basis. as EM taking
the s-nse Of the people. shall be rejected another ill
eons~d sely the latter object and leaving the
xsnsasa s( the body 10 The next Legisa,ure will pass
The western members will nearly unanimously voe a.
easss he hill before the House, presrrng, they
say so have Convention rather than submit 10 the
eissal ineqsaiy. which - ,hey aegs, would be per
pe,raed BY the labor Of body organized and cnse.
quenty. itit psss At oil. il must be by the VOTES Of
,luas members opposed to the call Of Convention in
any torm, aud be i,s organization what il may, who may
h induced to sustain il in order to proven, the passage
If what ihry regard measure. 10 the "pinin,
howevcr that the adoption of bill will grow out
III the rrj,, ,ion Of that before the House d. not
cur. since. IL bill for the naked purpose Of taking the
.rnae Of tie people should be enacted, and maturity II
s-m shall decide in favor Of The measure the mex, Leg
issae constituted precisely the present is, will have
she power of controag its organiza,ian; and that
body will unquestiopably be not less jealous Of Eastern
rights aLd interests ,aa the present. the duty may be
dev"lved upon them with a. much certainty Of a wise
aud safe tecsu ,loueh il performed this win
ter by ourselves.
The eecsi"n Of the Treasurer Auditor. Sc. has not
yet taken place. hor can say when it will "come III.
she resolution adopted by the House Of ID ega,es, anne
days ago. designating the 9Th iast, for tina, purpose
has expired the table of the SeWate, that bdy hay
Ing refused 10 &C. upoo il. The geness impression is
sa, the prsser;bes have not yet been ablo to
the promise Of sufficient number of the members To
sG-c, their object and ha' they delaying the eec-
,i"n f'r The purpose Il ''whi'Png in" few mare Of
the refractory. There Of them. however-and
h.p- enough I" defeat the neiarious purpose whom
neither theeats nor en,reaties Were the e
econ u saks place. aow. bel'eSe the aficefs would
he safr hut tits Psssibe the rcrsbsw may succeed u
ti,a,~iy ia their object. Il worthy ofIemsrk that the
arpo,sus u The Spoil.' d.c.rine. here a. in Wash
inyon, cons,tu.. the Calhoun wing II the i.ocofoco
parry. do nut mean to say that every Calhoun man
will vote with the Wings. Es the valuable incum- |
b.n,s Of the Executive offices; hut that all of them who
may will belong to lha, branch Of the party
The Oh Hunkers every where inveierate spoils>
men. They g. Tor principles. it may be-ou the frs,
Of their principles this-"1o the victs belung the
spills"
ih-ar. ny letters from Lync.har! tina, same appre.
hnms en,er,aine IT the in ii on there Of the
a,l pax frn the facilities oi Intercourse be, tina,
plsc. and Richmand. b., thin all fear may he dis
missed Scarcely any thing is said the suhjec, in this
ci,y--and have heard Of Eor many days.
Vsccnson after ALL efficient safeguard; and there
danger of the spreado the infection where this pre-
cau,rn is generally used.