Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
rnc Coming Legislature

Nest Mould ~. pursuant 1e rs - - 49,
,l;,..,,,-,.n, ~, Gencr1i Assembly VII 1e'
sa,,,. i. .i,liie,s. The ,alsass for The t'fe'i-
leecv. viii he c>eitemeuis pui aniogeu1sins
Which Il d,..,iapeJ, bniag l'a-sed AMY "e
hope iast tie members Il tbe Legisiataf II
,ep. together prcu7nsl oni d'tcrtained u en-
Ter harmoa;o,isly etl5 cners.t edig 'poe III
business ii lie stair.
Tiss should e working erssioe lien
can = n3 s.,cf,gg ior ia, Introduction oi lcda
raj ioaic. TIE .eetion7 questions ileh e'e'
fsr several session received, itbsyfl no dc
mad, lcsi,laj,e eoesiJqaha ar, iofmnFe.
~ lor tbr ceuaar, lid u res aalaced hai
and should MOI | e disturbed
Tic Only Thing, that nos oeesfs 70 ~, Ike
lylo occasion division afpaaie, is the appor-
ii3nmsat ile Sle'e no congressional dis
ttic,s. Tie dominant pauy Will, Of eourse,
make every possible Gor, to didronehise lhc
City lho~sand Wigs of Virginia, By more
horoogh and * u,iyc So rymaldrr than that
which now prevails Ne know too much Of
the ilibe,al. iarigdus aad selfish nature Of de-
moeroey,to consi'ler any appeal ~ justice. iaif
dealing md cqu4l rights Of ANY avail. The
Nmss are To be declared, rs Gar as il ran be-
accomplished, fion the great birth rifh' uf 70.
pabEclnis m--il,e rfn lege of ei4il rcprtacnla
non. The poriy that eamors most loudly
bout tie rights 81 he minority will practically
i.Iu,traf,tbrir honesty, by denying I'll rishis To
tie VII. minority Of Virginia md pGuinP
ttce under a political disa lily Thy iaf
lilo power aud spiit Of ,yanay, atd We -
pct 10 favor nj their hands. Tic only re.
lnonsiraaec ,hst it i worth While 10 make I.
ogaia,l o.c1pli .spa unnecessarily ioos iime
IN tie NO K. let lie done specify md the
proper a5oss NJ recession proceeded viii.
By far tie most important pmtfer thai Vii
come up for action Vii he la salge"t Of inter
nal improvement. The Indications of hsi win.
ter wcrcnolf favorable character We lear
there is n want Of nerve anl Of ia-seciog md
comprehensive stale. mansAip among our l'gs
alors. They are afraid Of the people, AMI
viii nol face tar responsibility # making ne
cessary appropriations. Saeamelni1akrt'.c
feeling aud y islcs IT tllc constituent bod -
The people of Virginia have been for YEN
ahead of tie legislature, IN regard 10 jb.s mn
ter. There Is an almost unanimous popular
conviction, that ihe besl interests Of the STATE
demand the adoption aud construction ola tYs.
tenn OF neutrality-suspicious., sufficiently gene
raj to meet the demands Of lt more inpor-
tant producing sections, aud 70 create CONNER
cial independence, and they VII chccr'uy
submit TO whatever REASONABLE daft may be
made upon thcr pockets, far this purpose. -
We warn those tmid gentlemen, who nc
afraid of losing their seats hy voting the nec,s
sary oprropIiat'ous,lhat the danger lies on The
other side Ne do uol believe the people viii
tolerate any father lodging or deoy of this IS
sue. The subject IS riIe for action in all II.
spccts. No farther information IS needed, and
there can bc ne possible rr.tcxi for postpone.
meu.
The plan devised BY the Union Convention
last winter though subject, We dunk, 10 some
objections, being compromise aud adjnsme nj
of all conflicting Interests presents broad and
safe basis for action In thar convention all
the leading works were represented, and the
scheme finally agreed upon met the almost
unanimous approval OF The body. Since It's
adjournment, the plan has received the endorse.
,ncnt ofthc Stockholders, of such ofthe works
have had their annual meetings. II may
be unsafe 10 disturb taat adjustment and open
the question to all the iyol Influences, the pei
ty intr;gucs logroling and disr, pupablc scenes
that have heretofore retarded. while they dis.
graced, ;he action of the legislature, and we
should preter,upon view Of the whole matter,
that the legislature should adopt, as its own
without material change, the scheme Of the
Union Convention.
Twill be the duty of The legislature, also,
to provide for the election orthe Commissioners
of Public Works, in accordance 18th the new
arrangement of the constitution BY that ar.
rangement the State is 10 lie districted into
five divisions---iu each Of which Commission.
ris to be chosen by the people. The Board
thus constituted veil | u substitutel for the ere.