Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04


N.tipasl ini,lg,ucsf. q hi m-sad # supplying co
riss IN aenhsr. iuelndag fiiag. ma ny Sc. ihaft
shall he allow cd s. per TO- cpirs The rsgu concludes
viii Resolution thai h. Convention vii on -
nex'. sise, tn tsa pspefs. u pahsh the trc'ed rs
end bases thrse TERMS the tonYsnlsn fesTving The
rish aanal The ilher both Ia II
be satisfactorily petf rmed.
Mr. s,sitt stated that he would call up the report
ma'rsw. 10 BE- &C ell uT,n by the Convention On his mn
t,I. The r-prt sLd accompanying daenauuts were all
on The isble aud ORDERED IL be- printed.
Accompanying he fepAt WAS proposal cnmmnnica.
I'D TO he c.Inmtee signed BY Wm. I. & ih's. Rich
ie. pupiei-rs of he Eaqerr. aud r.. II. Gsllaher.
rr pristt 4 the Republican. pr'Psng To publish the
prrc.edinss and debates the t~tms recpmmrndfd Ia
The Cunseniion by the cum htirs; aso proposal by
Fsyrts Rohlnsin 10 enrl the ptuce.dng> Gt salary
VI $500 per week. Which would include the compensa
ion # three assistants.
FRtr srGRors
Mr.. White moved Ia lake up The e'onto- off, d by
him Yesterday Tot select Uummee IN the shlJfcl a"
ersncipsird slaves
The nalian being agreed io Mr. w made some
marks .hnn the necessity Of select committee. lie
advsite4 Ia The great importance 81 thr SUBJECT the yd
manner in which the aeiion Of this to1y uron II might
sfTrcl large caste hibe prson, N the Common.
wealth. AIMED with abundant cspartes tot mischief AID
uune for good lie urgrd tia the standing committee
:. which the ma would be 30 fded. unless s"lert
rnmmee should be appointed, would be Too nnvi.ldl
~ pay special tenioa l. and would be fully occupied
with o her subjects. Mr. W. caused Tho blank In hts
rssoluon be- filed VIII seven, {the nunbcf Of lhe
eemmti,e)
Mr. Lynn. hoped the maver would aerep, the foll7w
Ing amendment, which be said was Only intended To d
rect ~ inquiry
"Aso TO enquire into the cyp,diency II iJsc ting il
the constitution clause providing tnat no deed NJ WI
ernncipaiiag = slave Saws shall be admitted 10 Re
cord Ceu', in thsCouuo wealth, far a, u DIES
emsrcipaic such slave slaves"
Nj. W. acc, pied lhe amendment.
Mr. RVfd moVCt 10 Y he rsslu the able, lie
desired lime consider imp rant sni ct.
Mr. Deneale said Is Importance was the sronge't tea
s,n Got the reference 10 commit
The motion To lay TN la,le was 81. ayes a. noes
Mr. Neesnn offered the fi wing amendment:
"Also 10 report the pepper method oil delr'ylng the
expenses of departing snch fee nceoes aud mua,oes
m,y be renewed under any act of tic Legislature"
Mn Hopkins. Of w. moved hat the feso5ll II aud
amendment he referred 10 the committee on the Leg STA
tive Depsumen'.
Mr. Ferguson cqnired whether il WAS Tho object n
Mr. Lyons amendment to y,IIlale entirely wills which
emsnepsted s,ves2
MI Lyons repl Int his obi,cl was II prvont The
r"c'rdatan II wills emapeiraing slavss. Bot he pm
losed only an inquiry I'M The subject. Fl hlm'slf he
Tor lettering firm seeking gan POST hum MS
reputation, by lfreag heif slave, after geting all he
work of them they cuul3.
MI Bans thong fhia nc 90 The mnsl important sub
j"eis ihsi wpud engage The a'tcnu + he Convention.
lie read tho foWi' ameudoont whleh he would ofler
81 the proper time. b, Wy Of sub. lufe
"Also 10 que ut The eSp'dnn"y 4 pfordng that
no slave hereafter To- be enapcpaed shall be entitled Ia
his or her freedom, unless the person emun'lpa iog
,urh slave ,lyes sta FIRST make provisions ,r his
het ihe removal beyond the limits nj the L. Sla,ts
fr the support If sath ray b. aahat zcI by liz
Isel.la nfe h. remain within The Commonwealth.
Mr.. hiale said his les luliun did NIL p.opose Ia
engsil on the constitution any Ihu Tor thu removal a
free emanpatcI nraes bl emily lnytsl the leRis-
A. Ia m ~ 3D.
consent. Similar po Ia hr fund - the en-
sii nons of other ties llr mrriy wished f, assert
principe, not To establish thu details Il ststom. Nf
w referred to the fap increase of the ueptu pupulaan
and to Their remarkable eatdtt on. IL described Them
a. otrgn. alien naton the v,y bnsom # the : ate
lie advefted to correspondence tha Tx place uole an
hci Of Assembly between 6 yrmsr M5nfoe and Prt.i
deu Jefferson. Ohef OCCASIONS were "a frfed t. when
the glsalne had is alien ion dice ID l. the qnes
whether he unwilling well rs the willing could ne re-
moved. lie argued against tetrr.ing the suhlsrt the
SANDING committee. L. wanted committee a pointed
with tgafd the interests If rctent sections Of h.
State. he West, he sid WAS entitled be heard The
increase ef free negfos tween 1891 aud 1910, in the
West, was at the enormous rto Of II per cent. Ihre
was reasoo 20 believe that he progress Of accetIun had
sInee been even more farld.
MIR. Stewart ol NJ, confirmed the views Of Mr. Whii.
u" as 10 the difficulty which the Legislature had eNpe
rienced IN dealing vi this SUBJECT Ihe prraes ohst-
ele was doubt whether tho Leg stature had cunsllu
tons power u provide Tor h. remnval If free blacks
against their cnnseut. IL was ind efenl what commit
see should have chafp. Of thu matter.
MI. eiraughom offered the following amendment 10
the amendment:
And To purchase territory from tho Federl Govern
msnt IN latitude Suth of IS degrees upon which 10 To-
cate such free and mua toes If hty be expelled
tbs Common weath."
The reading Of TN. ptodrccd some sensaion
Mr.. NhIiil" appealed 10 Nj Lyons In withdraw his
amendments for the present, as on4d likely to en-
he lutItn