Representation in Virginia
Representation in Virginia
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The Western newspapers advised the people to throw aside all party affiliations and, whether Democrat or Whig, to concen- trate their forces for Western rights. Feeling ran so high that separation was feared. 3 The people of Kanawha County held a public meeting to discuss representation. A committee of correspondence, con- sisting of ten men, was appointed to issue an address. 4 This address stated that great wrongs were being perpetrated on the West, and that there was no hope of the Legislatu...re doing 1 The minority report claimed that "persons and property are alike sub- jects of legislation and entitled to like protection. " The East paid more taxes than the West, and should have more representation. Taxation per capita in 1841 was for Tidewater, $1. 2125 ; for Piedmont, $1. 1044; for the Valley, $0. 7171 ; and for the Trans-Alleghany, $0. 3910 : i, e. , for the East, $1. 1543, and for the West, $0. 5913. (Minority Keport: Enquirer, Jan. 27, 1842. ) The vote for postponement was 68 to 56.
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The Western newspapers advised the people to throw aside all party affiliations and, whether Democrat or Whig, to concen- trate their forces for Western rights. Feeling ran so high that separation was feared. 3 The people of Kanawha County held a public meeting to discuss representation. A committee of correspondence, con- sisting of ten men, was appointed to issue an address. 4 This address stated that great wrongs were being perpetrated on the West, and that there was no hope of the Legislatu...re doing 1 The minority report claimed that "persons and property are alike sub- jects of legislation and entitled to like protection. " The East paid more taxes than the West, and should have more representation. Taxation per capita in 1841 was for Tidewater, $1. 2125 ; for Piedmont, $1. 1044; for the Valley, $0. 7171 ; and for the Trans-Alleghany, $0. 3910 : i, e. , for the East, $1. 1543, and for the West, $0. 5913. (Minority Keport: Enquirer, Jan. 27, 1842. ) The vote for postponement was 68 to 56.
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