Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
10. c. GUILD,
u I. RIDLEY.
A. Q. r. NICHOLSON.

Is SENArE-Suturd0y, October IL.
sdrra,on OF the Preamble and Reso utons, received
from the House, nominating Hugh l.. White for the
Presidency. Mr.. Caial moved the previous question,
which was sustained by vote of Ii to >.
Mr. Canal then moved that the sense OF the Senate
should be taken upon the different parts oil the preamble
and resolutions e,aratcly, which motion prevailed
The first paragraph, which had been passed by the
The affirmative were Mcssrs Speaker Webster,
Brown Cahal. Cldrcss Graves, Gray Henderson,
Hynds Ledt,,tcr: NJ Gaughey, Moriord, Powell, Rea-
gam Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon, The negative vo-
tiers Nj sSrs Armstrong; Craighcad, Gordon john
son, Love, Moore, Toten, aud Trousdale
The next division, beginning al the words, sin The Or
gan:zatnn and proceedings and ending with the word
" manner, then carred by 4 vote of It, TO v
The affirmative voters Messrs. Speaker. Webster,
Brown, Cahal. Childress Graves, Henderson, lynds,
Ledbc,tcr Nj Gaughey, Morlord, Motley. Powell Rea-
Jan, Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon. The negative
Messrs Armstrong, Graf ghead, Gordon Grny,
Johnson Love, Moure, Totem, and Trousdale.
The remainder Of the Preamble, beginning with the
words And Whereas and ending with the word ''thrre-
FORE carried by vote of2l to 4. The affirmative
voters were Messrs Speaker Webster, Brown, Cl,al,
Chldrcss Craighcad, Gordon, Graves, Gray: Hendcr.
son, Hynds Johnson, Ledbcter, Love, NJ Gaughey,
hlorlord, Motley, Powell, Reagan, Robertson, Rogers,
and Vernon. The negative voters were Messrs ARM
strong. Moore, Totem and Trousdac.
The first resoution comprising the nomination, was
then carried bya vote of 90 TO = The affirmative voters
were Mrssrs. Speaker Webster, Armstrong, Brown Ca
hail. Childress, Craghead, Gordon, Graves, Clay, Hen
derson lynds Johnson Ledbctter Love- M Gaughcy,
Morlord Motley, Powell. Reagan, Robertson, Rogers,
T"tten and Vernon The negative voters were Messrs
Moore and Trousdalc
Mr. Chdrcss then moved concurrence with the Sc
cond resolution with the exception of the word gene
rally which carried by vote Of q To 2. The af'
frnative vocrs Messrs Speaker Webster. Arms
trong Brown Cahal, Childress, Craghcud, Gordon,
Graves, Gray, Hynds, Johnson LedbGcr, L"ye, NJ
GaugIey, Moore, MororJ, Motley, Powell. Reagan,
'RuuprS IOtun. IIOusIllc Vernon,
voters were Messrs HENDERSON and Robertson.
Mr. ChldrcsS then moved onconcurIcncc with the
world 'genrraIly, which motion prevailed by vote Vi
1907 The affirmative voters Mcssrs. Speaker Web
scr, Armstrong. Brown, Chdrcss Craigltad Gordon,
Gray, Hynds, Johnson LedJcttcr, Love, M'Guughey,
Moore, Morord Rogers Totten Iruusdalr and Vernon.
The negative voters Messrs Cual, Graves, Hen
derson, Motley, Powell, Reagan, and Robertson. ..
Mr.. Lcdbcllcr submitted resolution that joint Sc
lect committee be appointed to wait upon the Honorable
HrGA l.. WHITE and notify him that the people oi'the
State Of Tennessee by their Representatives, have this
day nominated him to their irlow-citizrns of the Uni
ted States for the office OF Chief Magistrate Of the Union
message was received from the House of Reprrsrn.
tavcs refusing to strike from the I'd resolution Of the
nomination. the word "gcncraly.' MIR. Lrdbrtcr then
moved that the Senate should recede from their poson
which motion was carried by 4 vote Of Is to g. The az
frmative voters were Mcssrs Speaker Webster Brown,
Hynds, Lcdbctter M Gaughey. Morford, Powell: Rca
gan, Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon The negative
v"tcrs Mcssrs. Armstrong, Craighead: Gordon,
Gray. Johnson, Love, Moore, Totten, and TrousdaIe
MIR. Hynds then moved concurrence with The word
"generay, which motion prevailed BE- vote Of lG 10 g.
The affirmative voters were Messrs. Speaker Wrbstcr,
Armstrong, Brown Clhul Childrcss Graves Henderson,
Hynds. Ledbettcr, NJ Gaughey, Morford, POWELL Rra
gan, Robertson, Rogers, and Vernon. The negative
voters were Mcssrs Cra!ghead Gordon, Gray Johnson,
Love, Moore, Tolten, and Trousdale.
The Preamble and Resolutions nominating the Hon.
HUGH L. WHITE for the Presidency, were, therefore,
received by the Senate they passed by the House