Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

he thought The political parry to which he beoeged wen
iehied
M. Rpoi here made correction OF hts remarks
= lof Yesterday which appeared IN he Tnian.
Mr.. Butler. n Pa suggested thai The restitution should
he ada pied IN blank. aud hi Il be filled aiefsards with
y ost plurality
Nj rhampson, Of Pa iatud3oed proposition as an
amendment providing that the vote be- dafIng this day
taken by ballot TOT Speaker unless HAT officer vas SOONER
eiec ed
Mr. T. sad he was satisfied that by the present sys
Iam they could nj obtain election Of Speaker. He,
when similar proposition WIS introduced few days
- voted apa,us it that time lie had thought
much upon the SUBJECT lie proposed the baii PROPOSE
lion flr tins day oply. lie knew that The Democratic
ptBrnle was that tho fepres eniatycs Of the people
should viva voee. thai their acts Nigh be known
hut he did think that the election Of the Speaker
nne OF thass npan which IL iaiended II wss
important that that principle should br applied. He
SPIKE at length In favor Of the prop sltion
means Of producing an election.
Mr. Garter proposed to amend the resolution by dve,t-
ing he Speaker. when elected. Of the power ofappont
/ ing the Distinct. judiciary and Territorial committees;
and that III committees be afterwards elected by the
House. Mr., e. then advocated his proposition as a
means of producing an election He deprccated the pol
icy OF mixing up a ceremonial great principles.
or Of deciding great constitutional questions by the
lcea # an officer 10 preside over the House.
Nr Meade appealed TO all thnse gentlemen In the
llaasa who determined 10 give refmanepcy 10 onr
institutions 10 rally and crush the spirit of faction which
raising uri's head hire. IL trusted that he should
5aalu IN the Chair such presiding officer a
50 ,i,, .,;.,, :, f.,,.,., n I'M "a -
when S,3Ie,n mon could All ,bet, IN silence IA son Il,
ab4se such rs had been heaped upon Them. The lime
had cone len iley would fally as man resiI
alb attacks upon their fiths. II tine House would by
l.f,s ,,si.,1,iaq t,r5.sb al ,Gr,s ,endier +, dos
A., a, 6,55tttv al H.. f5p H., ,tf,cks on s,pfb
f itil...,t.. lee ,a.tI "a, y, limo, II, vito t,, any
,5e a. sneaker -v,,Iiins Ia e5nee, 40 lI, oon,.rtt
#re,lsr
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ia ,1.1t ,La ,,.,,.,,f IN, oe,,.as, Gan, a. m, /
Ns,le> wqte ell calculated n al,y excitement Bar if
o. l. I,f,, Tho ,,,o a. sa Il. ,ne a. tb,r,teeed II
had f ak pltee fre lie Il,asp wa, ,fp,n,zed Ie
rla.. I'm surI a e va il womb mt be- b,drg II aene
u en- "a, Tod tn. Matthew mon Ia como Inc y,il H. -
ltva ,,as, thsy Won. r,fs,slca /, Tho re n s5eL
reafl e i run The In al tIe gentleman no y rtb
I'm maj, e,od fIr nm ,ly, t,,4, ,l is WA -, IN
,rg Ia serl fi7 rar,l ,rf4ve Could II nc eypere, hat
y r3 IA mon N.fre a., HIM h, ,rr as Ia 4 ,lfrg ll,.,
/ .=lyr4
Niy Dpcr an s,iI Tho resolution, n,op,e,,, II "a
,srii, # NJ, Tobb y,os kin Ia, fuc al his no c,l
nan ,e,,a L. In. ao,,rs, II liz ro,,srk he ,naj Same
ln.n In bo pas tI1n Of ruc,nen by tbeir action and
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All ,,n. 6,,o, led IN, min, out s,c,, man. .od
he iafpica IN Mr. N4sd, ,l Y, ,,b,t l,or, ncniIt,o
nude far remarks Of An offensive character in fesUonso.
whom
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hall uet, S,,.,..,ai a, lt,,s tll,o III r.r,,r1 -
tbe etr Win ,i s,,s and eIl ,,,,h am mia, ,s,,,
IN. aa,tl,,en nj, lls n,r InIs,d II IVA, on,,ohonlI
a,i lire would be prnrral nllny Tie scrnq d, fled
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WIS 80 .'', '''','o'.'@ II III G'fa' measure
- ~, " W., it'S III ,a..r ., vac ADMINISTRATOR
', -. p''', ."' RitH' Po'lea' laI''s' ne
e''''fu WIS !, '''S 'S'ns' any te>Ha"on "lch
In" " '''"'e' ",' '"e u hef patues
u ,'''' :. .o",u ''au 70 ne "u e'u'. ne
WIS "PP"Ntn WNe i'aohe 70 any such result as would
a'l''., ~, Pli''e parry 70 "hl,h lie belonged oil The
P'Nf' IA Tue 'sa@a'0" ol Tie House, to which 1t was
thu4'u.
M tp''"'s 81 "f''elo' made very violent speech,
n N's' ae as r''o "ha' would he 'he oe9'n OF the
S"n IN The contingency al the passage III bill 10
s'e' SaVN III '' rre''es' ana Ia abolish II IN The ms
t'e' 8" 'i'Maa he real dlifenti IN The way oil the
~ ''e 'inuN9 was wen undrlso'd II noteS
l1ts'ed by every one / was difficulty of national
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