Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

Mr.. Bolts Moved 10 postpone 'ne Jo"a 80
with the consent Of the Sena,e,) until ms oay
week. After "a fsw remarks from Mr.. b. ana WI
Craig, sustaining Inc sposion, il was rejected
On motion Of Mr. Miller, the House Pfoceeoeo ="
execute the joint order.
MIR sherfard nominated Peter v. Daniel.
Mr.. Bsoadus nominated John s. Pendleton OF
Culpeper Il.
A long and ANNA, cd debate took place. on '"e
qualifications Of the candidates, in which mess's'
sberrara, Broadus, Hocfnan, Parker, Hooe, Gre
CORY, Brown, Janney, and Coston, took part
when the Senate having been communicated WIN,
the roll was called and resulted as follows
For Peter " Daniel 81
For john g. Pcndeton 32
For John F. May ~
For G. S. Carter
For A. Waterman
For Thomas Ruohie
Joint vote with the Senate For Daniel 75 ior
Pendlelon 62, scattering 25.
SECOND BALLOT.
For Peter v. Daniel 81
For John s. Pendleon oo
For John +. May
For G. S. Carter
JOINT vote with the Scnatc-Daniel "A, Pcnde-
ton II, scattering i6.
Mr. Wilson Of g. moved TO postpone the execu-
ton of the joint order until tomorrow. The motto"
was opposed by Mr.. Gregory. aud rejected-Ayes
3D. Noes g.
THIRD BALLOT.
For Peter v. Daniel 81
For John S. Pendleton G6
For John +. May
For A. Waterman
Joint vote with the Senate Pendcton IS, Dan
ie Is, scattering IL.
FOURTH BALLOT.
For p. y Danttl-Messrs. Banks, (Speaker,)
Rives, Randolph Layne, Miller, Wilson, of Bot,
NJ M llan, TurnbulI. Booker, Of Buckingham, Yam
cey, Hampton, Madison Payne, Steger, Holland
Wade, Gibson, Watkins, Avent Caning'on
Snocd, Nixon, X incheloe, Shinn. HolIeman, Hooc,
Hlrris, Todd, Garland, of Mccklenburg Rodgers,
Wiley, Morgan, MCauly, Sherrard, Leland
Voolfolk Robertson, Cackey, Nash Carroll
Shands, Williams, M'Dowell, jr NORMAN, Cline
Hopkins, Spear Bare, Jones, of Shenandoah,
Cru,chfeld, Moncurc, Hargrave, Wihen, Clarke,
Stan2cr, Brown, Johnson of r. C.-57.
For j. s. Peqdietop -Messrs. Drummond, Grin-
aids, Booker Of Amelia, Garland Of Amherst, Brooke,
Mayse, Pate, Holt, Colston, Hunter, of Bsrke-
ley, Shell, Saunders, Burton, Hord, Christian,
Johnson, of Chesterfield, Broadus, Wilson, of Cum
borland, Scott Servant Hunter, of Essex, Ball,
Marshall, French, Price, Barton, Smith, of Fred
erick, Watts, of Giles, Smith, of Gloucester, Blair
Wclhcrcj, Vance, Curtis, Mullen, Gravey, Gre
CORY, Berry, Gallaher, Summers, Halves. Eman-
uel, Caldwell. Hoffman, Lawson, Janney, Beard,
MCauy Wuggener, Alexander, Cabell, Collins
Waits of Norfolk, Parker Fps, Brady, M'Lure,
Wcher, Swanson, Dupuy, Woodhouse, Boothc,
Thornton, Dorman Harley, Crump, Delashmuu
Jet Prentis, Cunning ham.--69.
For Jotn +. May-Mcssrs. Craig Webb, Jones
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Far c. S. Caricr--Mr. Botts.-l.
Joint vote with the Senate Pendeton 49, Dan
lei IS, scatterlng6.
Mr. Barton asked, what would be the effect Of
an adjournment, without having completed the c.
lection
The Speaker said, tine joint order would die, as it
fixed for this day.
Mr. Barton then moved that the House adjourn
but wlIhdrea the motion at the request OF Mr..
Gregory
Mr.. Gregory moved tina, the join, order be post
poned till Tomorrow.
Mr. Miller hoped this motion would be adopted
ceedng with the election now. Tomorrow the
friends of either or both parties could withdraw
their candidate if they saw fit, and another could be
selected more likely to succeed.
The motion was agreed to, and the Senate in
formed thereof A message was received from the
Senate, stating their concurrence with the motion to
postpone the joint order; AMI
On motion of Mr.. Gregory,
The House adjourned.