The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-21

PKEskSrMENT OF THE LRGIsLATURE.-The
Sraudj1 of the county OF Tazeweli, on the
IIth inst, presented the Legislature of this
State as g. a auisancen' 1t is u very extraor-
binary degree of impudence in set OF jurors,
and we do not know what sort OF punishment
they have not entitled themselves to. And the
paper al Jacksonville says that their names
should be handed carefully down to posterity
az some of those few, those immortal names,
that were not born to die" 1t thinks that they
have entitled themselves to a lasting and CRATE.
full remembrance. We are not familiar enough
with the legislature, in its collective public
character, and its private and individual com.
ponents, 10 soy any thing of it. We did
not 60 within bow shot of the capitol du
ring its sitting, and could only speak of
one or two of our personal friends, hardly
more than the representatives of this city -
Ii does not behoye us, therefor to uude :.
take a defence of the legislature, and ceT
tainly woi.ld it be improper for us to ap.
prove the bold and daring act of the in.
rors OF Tszewell as just. But there are per.
sons whom it does behove TO take up the com.
zen-faced imputntion upon the worth and wis.,
dom of that body. We shall ses whether
they submit in silence. But that our readers
may see that the legislature has really been
presented as a nuisance, we give below a CO.
by from the records Of Tazewell county:
"The Jurors of the Grand july of the Com.
monweaiih and for the body OF the county of
TaZ well, empanneled in the Circuit Court
held IN and for the sad county, on NJ opday.
the llth day of April, in the year of 1858
upon Their oaths do present the present or late
Legislature of The Commonwealth of virginia.
as public nuisance; owing to the great length
OF the present and past session and the hold.
ing of two sessions under one election term.
when the new Constitution intended there
should be but one session, and for the most
unusual course tleglsla,ing in appropriating
with such profuson, the funds OF The people
to various subjects of mi1or importance. Not.
wlthstanding we are favorable to a jadicious
system OF internal improvement, yet We are of
opinion that there has not been a sufficient re-
gard paid 10 economy in The large amounts
appropriated during the late sessions we do
not expect any Judicial investig CATION upon this
SUBJECT but merely make the prese nlment for
the consideration OF the people generally that
they may apply an efficient remedy; we also OBJ.
sect TO the members of the Legisia,u taking to
themselves compensation for any period of
time beyond that allowed by the new consti-
tuition and we are of opinion that the present
or late session was merely an adjournment and
continuation of the first meeting.''
John b. George, Henry II. Hedrick, J.R.
Cheadle, +. p. Spots, Joseph Brown, w.
I. Moore, John Young. Isaac Bailey, j. II.
DOugheriy, E. &. w. Harman, Shadrick Rat
LID, William Cox, John Wynn, John ID. Hayin
james Wiiten, VIM. l.. Gillespie, N. B. Bruce,
james Thomson, Gran. Jones, VIM. o. Yost.
WILD MAN OF THE WooDs.-This misan.
tnIope VINO was recently caught near the Mus.
us ohosis' Aiaoama, has been claimed by an
p,u geh'iesnsn II hnox county, Tennes see, as
.s SON Inc TWO had an affecting meeting,
au oy returned nome in company. The
wild man." gives the following sccon ), Of
himself, and the cause of his secIns,on from
society. and his nomadic. or rather ,;mo.;.
ihe. Inc editor Of the Florence. Ala. Ga.
zette, was present at the recital and fnsn;shss
lbe Particulars
II SAID that those he worked f., wou,d M,
pa hun, and the world gensrsl,v h.d ,,s.,sd
MN badly, and being ns,uraIJy msi.nchoIv
ahd retirlng had C, nc luded 10 shu, h;mself ont
Hom The world. He regretted his condnr, and
sa'a nc would have come in long b.fo,a he
caught but was ashamed of the ta,tered
sa'meh's ne was clad in. He saws his mind
as hsSer impaired, but he ALWAYS shnnnad
.oc@y sno nad ao involuntary shrinking a,
tne approach OF man. and This feeI;na r.
grown on hun during his wild aayen,u,s 49, ~
Vat: aisn, Paris correspondent Of the I.n.
s'W Sommefces writes that there in mo dsr