Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
THE LYNC1BURG VIRGINIAN.
BLACKBOARD. 'TOsyNLEY & BILLIARD
PGOPEIEToEs.
LyNCuBURG. FEBRUARY $. 1870.

LYNCggBGRG. FEBRUARY s. 1870.
DEATH OF b. w. LEIGH
We deeply rfareI 10 see announced in the Richmond
papers. the DEATH il the 9Th If bis are of this ds
ungushpJ LAWYER and statesman. lie vas man If 4
h'sh er of talents and figured largely in the politics Of
The State and Union We shall in our next, give 4
more extended notice of his services
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REPORTING
Oar readers thai at The close Of the last IS
siou the Se:at passed res ulin authorizing the PUB
fishers Of the National nelligence and U,n to charge
respectively, dollars and If per column for he
reports Of the reelinys and debates If that body IN
der this contract, bh papers, during the recess, when
their columns could have been better mp'oyed Iulysh
ed the supp ~tous prrch Of Col. Benton the nomi-
nation Of Gen K~any-the longest rrcorl-and both
have during the present session. 4ivrn the fullest reports
Of wh't said and done in the Senate On Wednfs-
DAY, Mr.. Badger move ii take WINK resliun previous
Il if red for select Committee inquire into the ex-
pedenry ot dsc,ntinung the contract. The resolution
amended, and the reference made to the Committee
Oh the contingent expenses Of the Senate
Several Senators took occasion ID correct what thew
alleged mistakes il he rep fts II HE d.bates.-
some II tlem WERE. d,abl.-s, misaIus-uthers WIRE
not For lnS'auce Mr.. 'lannPgan complained h1t h
had been fep'rird as presenting petition fran free ne
4fts Whrn h+n tact. presented iIilon # IN his
u"" y lVnr q me elimination ~ Tree negroes Judge
D"'ler however, ss'red thl' the petjIol. which
referred u ne Jniirary ComIl Ne, # which ~ is
ohafmln VAS endorsed Free neIrreS." and The ms
take was n'l Therefore" that 1t III" reporters. they
copy such proceedings r"n The Secretary table Again
MI br'and cmpIaIlrd mt ha IN been mrs cp red
n pif'r1ar RI marx ~ MI. Elh' declared hl the
report gwen BY bdh p'p'rS was l<' as h. Mr.. H. IT,
understood the Senator from Arkansas. Mr. Bptz was.
Il seems the worst used. II speech on Cpr. Peci
vais cl'un, he spoke Il ma nrISt whosA only bus
vas i'N>i lhit'h-" No' 'it reporters, vrry openly.
"a u.Ht me sid nauraIiS y nll " IN rctlv w is
Vo.a 'h,'p'S~n" hn"'in4," and 81 a'cd him I he en
II Fed. MI bFrfzN. ." n''Hr"tly, oA'urrS The mi,
hNP' r doHh'''>s' SAYS he, 'lhe 'rr"flT Is s'fHe
'n'"s Il na''Fis hnSri'. f"d knowing VIII" AID wha
we're me p"iuve pfoinc'S & me weseEn e' ne M
derso'd nr as talking about thy "eighh r., dream
in@ mat eoiiS entered mo ne Vocabulary Of repre-
sentative OF the N'rih"s"fn Territory do not know
mat should have referred I" This error vi 'hr reor e If
he had substituted the worl con f'r That is an
iIrinn ii the WAY NJ ing ahlr q desry"
Most ot tie Senators brr testimony u lie geneII Il
rIy f he replrrine and aScr,pd lie o. a>oual N :
takes tire mspra5l accommodations a>sgtsi TO the T.
par els, and the frequent aud confusion among the
sI"c and mrnbers If the Senate. rendering rn
's~ipr that Senator should be- all lines heard III.
nry BIZ tue fl nr, nnch rs by lhs, prrcir,d
mp IN The It'Ir pens IA the gallery allotted to the coris
Let P'!iFr' b. hSS~'gneh Convenient seats on
nc n"'' "'d' ''T 0e'fT'a'H 'eN"' ana f'oh.f'
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''''N'" oy me S'''eeSt Vrfoai accuracy. lhr rP'r
efS archie m't Skni That en- be had II ne country,
ana nave every motive to be faithful They are so;and we
venture t" say no"!iAs andIn- occasional errors. the
they would be- rthey were permitted to revise the not+s,
"r write cut Their remarks IN tull S"nator,o Repre-
seh'alVe " M H'a OF deoatenr rom 4nTa ce makes