Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

Igenuemans ne Woufu take tuo hOerty OF WlnufaWtDk
his name from the nomination, confident that his
friends in both branches OF the Legislature, who de-
sire he election OF Judge Summers, would rightly sp
preea'e the motives which led him to the adoption OF
this course.
Mr. Claiborne ,sid he would then add to the nominal
ton, thr name OF Robert S,anard.
Ne. Gioer stated thatthe decision Of the nate had
placed HIN In tie situation OF having nominated Jour
candidates, when only enc was to Ia voted Tor. III
seed, that b. hould u,der such circumstances IRE
voc ter III Judge whom he preieired
Mr. Leigh rose make zone .xplan oons about
Judge G.een-whrm he comm, nded in hig'.es.
tsrms.
Mr. Rives Up. C. bored tha, az MIR. S,suard wa.
put IN nomination, the fact would be communicate
20 the other House.
Mr. Leigh sgain rose 10 state that Mr.. S.snaId
would rot be pct in nomoa,ion against any Of the pre-
sent Judges
MIR Claiborne gave credit 20 Mr.. StsnArd for his
modrs meri, and 10 beararee; but be COZ, 1eej him
as public property, and he should still suppor' lin.
sir Morris nominated WIN. III. Csbeli; Cat present
the second Judge OF the bench of the Court OF APP
peas)
Mr. Gibson sl,o nominated Jrdg, John w. G-e,n.
Mr.. Whchor supported the nomination OF MF Stan
Mr. Ghclson was then depu,ed to he mate. to iu-
form tia, body Of he nomination. in The IL. OF ID.
A messvgs from the Senate announced the homina =
ton Of Mr.. Summers wa, withdrawn.
The vote was then taken, and stood as follows:
-. FsapcisT. Brooke, 66
Robert Stsnsrd, %
John w. Green, 8
VIM. Fl. Cabeil, Is
DAbncy Carr, 10
Mr.. Gholson announced the following n. the result
OF the joint vote Brooke S5-Cabeli 36-Stanard "a
Car IL, AMI Green's
SO Judge Brooke elected Judge of the Ne,c
Count IF appeals.
Mr.. Broduax announced, that Mr. Stanard was with
drawn
Mr.. Morris nominated judge Cabell-and Mr. Glib
| son, saying that he the House were de 'ermiGed
to elect The Judges in he order of their seniority,
Withdrew Judge Green-snl declared tina, he would
with with great pleasure vote Tor Judge Cabcli.
The vote was, CabelI l22-Stanard 2--Green l.
Carr 1.-The joiot vote was, Cabeil l54, Stsna,d Q,
Green l, Carr $50 Judge Cd6eil ,oas elected
vacant Judgeship-Mr. Terili nominated Mr.. San.
ard-and Mr.. Wood of Frederick nom mated Dabne y
Carr.
Mr. Leigh rose again 10 say, that this was against
the decided wish OF MIR. Stanard.
Mr. Terrl said, tina, under this ea'e OF things, he
felt himself coupeh d to wi hdraw Mr. s snard.
The roll was then called and the vI,e was, for
Green 10, Carr 40, Stanard 2.-Tbe vote of the two
Houses was found TO be, for Green 93, Carr 81, and
for Sanard 3. So that John W Green lly elect
ed Judge Of the Court o. Appeals.
Mr.. Gi'mer nomirf ted Da6neu Garland the
vote fellows: for Carr ia, Stanard L. and John
Robert on 1.-The Joint pote was, Carr I45-Scnuer
ing 2 SO that Judge Ca was duly elect d q Judge
| Of the Court OF Appeal.
On Mr.. Legb's motion, the Resolution about the
! conference was taken up, with hs Stna,e's amend
ment-and presuming that the Senate would no, pro
pose any room a conference room which would no
| accommodate oDo-;hi d OF this House, hoped the
House would agree 10 he anne ndment, which wa
accordingly done and the Chair tn named he fol-
lowing gentlemen Managers to couduc c, ID e COME
renee on The part OF his HoYss, viz Messrs Leigh
Brndnax, Morris, Ghol.ou, NJ xwe.I, Bayiy, Campbell
Of Brooke, Msscn of Frederick, Summers, Goode
Marshall, Miller Of Bo!etourt, and GsraLd Of Nrlson
| And then the House sdjourned