What was the outcome of the constitutional convention of 1850?

The answer to the question: What was the outcome of the Constitutional Convention of 1850, in Virginia, would be: that they managed to change the old Constitution of 1830, thus liberalizing the political institutions of the state, by compromising on the deal of apportionment and representation in the state´s government and legislature. As such, the agreements that were reached in the Convention of 1850 were: that the House of Delegates would be elected on the basis of white population, while the Senate, would be elected on a basis of mixed population and on slaves and property. Finally, on the matter of the governor´s election, it was agreed that there would be popular vote, but, terms would be limited to just one per elected candidate.

the constitution gives congress the power to regulate commerce "among" the several states.