Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
10. G. GUILD,
Ii. l.. RIDLEY,
A q L NlCHOI


Is SENATE SATURDAY., October IL
On motion of Mr.. Cahal tic Senate resumed the con
from the House, nominating Hugh L. White for the
Presidency. Mr. Cahal moved tile previous question
which was sustained by vote of II to 8.
Mr. Cahai then moved that the sense of The Senate
should be taken upon the different parts of the preamble
aud resolutions separately, which motion prevailed
The first paragraph, which had been passed by lie
The affirmative voters were Messrs Speaker Webster
Brown, Canal, Childress Graves, Gray, Henderson
Hynds Ledbetter NJ Gaugbcy, Morford Powell Rea-
gan robertson, Rogers and Vernon, The negative
tiers were Mcssrs armstrong Craighead Gordon John
son, Love, Moore Totem, and Trousdale.
lie next division, begnning the words sIn the or
gazauoh ana proceedings. and ending with the WORD
:. manner, then carried by a vote of rs TO o.
The affirmative voters were Messrs Speaker Webster
Brown, Canal, Childress, Graves, Henderson, Iynds
Ledbetter, NJ Gaughey, Morlord, Motley Powell Rea.
gan, Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon. The negative
votes were Mcssrs Armstrong, Craghead, Gordon GRAY
Johnson Love, Moore, Totem, and 1rousdae
The remainder Of the Preamble, beginning with the
words and whereas aud ending with the word there
lore, was carried by vote of 81 to A. The affirmative
voters were Messrs. Speaker Webster, Brown, Cihal
Childress, Craighead, Gordon Graves, Gray, Hendcr
son, lynds, Johnson, Ledbetter, Love, M Gaughey
Noriord, Motley, POWELL Reagan Robertson Rogers
ana vernon The negative voters Messrs Arm
strong, Moore, Totem, and Trousdalc
The first resolution, comprising the nomination was
then carried by vote of % to The affirmative voters
were Messrs Speaker Webster, Armstrong Brown. Ca.
hal, Cmldress, Craighead. Gordon Graves GRAY Hen
dGrson, Hynds, Johnson Ledbetter, Love, M Gaughoy
Moriord Motley, Powell, Reagan, Robertson Rogers
rotten and vernon. The negative voters were Messrs
Moore and Irousdale
Mr. Chdress then moved concurrence with the Sc
cond resolution with The exception of the word gene
rally, which was carried by vote of 23to2 TIN, of.
hrmutye voters were Messrs. Speaker Webster rms
trong, Brown, Cahal, CIildress, Craiphcad Gordon
1raVes cray Hynds, johnson, Ledbeilcr, Love M
Gaughey. Moore, moriord, Motley, Powell Reapan
Rogers, Iotien Irousdule, and Vernon The NEGATIVE
voters were MesSrs. Henderson and Robertson
MT. Chldrcss then moved viii, fl,e
world generally, which motion prevailed by vote OF
1910 T. The affirmative voters Messrs Speaker Web
ster, Armstrong Brown, Childress Craiglcad Gordon
Gray liynds johnson, Ledbetter, Love, NJ Cauohev
Moore, moriord, Rogers 1ottcn TroIsdae and Vernon
The negative voters Messrs. Canal Graves Hen.
dcIson, Motley, Powell, Reagan and Robertson
Mr.. Ledbeter submitted resolution that Joint 60.
lect committee be appointed to upon the Honorable
HceH j. WnIrE and notify him that tie people of inc
state Of tennessee, by their Representatives have this
day nominated him To their fellow. citizens OF he Uni.
ted states Tor The Office Of Chief Magistrate Of the oinn
message received from the House Of De,,r,.sen
tatges refusing 10 strike from tie I'd resolution of tho
nomination, the word "gcncrally MIR Ledl,rtter thcn
moved that the Senate should recede from their poston
winch motion wos carried by Of 10 to o. Tie az
hrmatve voters were mcssrs Speaker Webster Brown
Bynds, Ledbctter, M Gaughey, MorG,rd Powell POI
gan, Robertson Rogers, and Vernon The ncgalive
voters, were MessTs. Armstrong Craiehead Gordon
Gray, Johnson, Love, Moore, Toiten, and Tronsdnle
MIR. Dynds then moved q concurrence with tho vvo,d
generally, which motion prevailed by vote Of IG 10 &
The affirmative voters Messrs SPEAKER Webster
Armstrong Brown, Cahol Cbildrcss Graves Uenderson
gan, Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon Tho nrgativ,
voters we're Mcssrs Cfaiehead Gordon Gray johnson
Love, Moore, Totten, and TrOusdale
The Preamble and Resolutions nominating Ua ftop
IccH l.. WHTH for uie Presidency, were therefore
received W he Senate as they were passed by the House