Lynchburg Virginian
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substitute for proposition B, (the witfliagu
basis report) so a* to strike out the restric
tion upon the representation of cities and
towns.
Mr. ist* suggested flint it would bo
better for Mr. S. to make the modification
after the vote should be taken on fheqncs*
f tor. of sinking out B. Mr. Scott inquiring
Mr. W \s object, In* Haiti he presumed there
would be no difficulty offered to the pro
posed modification, but without stating tho
reasons which induced him to desire its
postponement, he said he would consider
it a personal favor if Mr. Scott could defer
it.
Mr. Scott accordingly consented to the
postponement.
Mr. Summers inquired whether it would
be equally m order to modify the proposi
tion B. 1 he hair said undoubtedly, by
the unanimous consent of the committee.
OASIS DEBATE.
Mr. anidrn then addressed the com
mittee at length m favor of the suffrage Ln
m.v, and in defence of the course of his con
stituents.
Kliirr Convention.
W cdnesdiiy, April 20, 1851.
Mr. Johnson presented the proceedings
I *>f!* meet ing in Wetzel county on the basis
of representation.
Horn rule.
Mr. I- inney offered flic following reso
lution.
lirsolrctl, That when the debates or, the
bads subject shall have concluded, no
member shall be permitted to speak more
than one hour, at any one time, unless by
leave ,»l tho’Convention.
Mr. Wise moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
After some discussion the ayes and noes I
were demand* *1 and ordered, and the mo*
tion!*, lay on the table was rejected aye*
14 noes 70.
The main question on the resolution xvns
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Lynchburg Virginian. (1851). Lynchburg [Va.], 1851-05-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024649/1851-05-05/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Lynchburg Virginian, 1851-05-05.
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