Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

-, ,I,,1 =. rir answer; and the Cour, by It's
vote adopted the whole without the signtest d &C
,,ho;eyer Col. iu'n-a had proposed 'hat ' i; ,
answering the cnqnir:rs of lie f'S'chtiVe oy
r,un;cn,;0n tE,v 81, ud he answered ny "e" t
mcndptjun and ALTERED IN ~ i"n 'e 'e'"'"'eoo0
md nominated The list wlH:t !i'o"S ,.,, cl
T,her., Y,s some conflict al "pininn, "lfther w.
uh NAH, ,l,c 81. .hic,ionH a. :s action al The tour'
nnon This MATER before arr The 'ourt Ead Vo,ea w.
p ito nh,aton Ard in this state oil things: Whilst u
,,ner adopvd by The C"uit ha; assumed PEI : be
form and whilst his views and HE facts upon ht of
relies do not appear, he to himself ~. hen,
embodying these views and incls and snt'd onpo.
10 the Executive in vimicstion OF ca NAV be
ston TO this act OF the Court; and s' ns en- his bart
,x,.J ;,,o ~, .cn;a.cenc, or submission OH no p
10 this act Of the Court, he desires |r, consisting CT
ton may be entered Of record III mon The record Of
Magistrates whose names "Pi ,h.a remained whose
his day had dispersed, and "'iy io ,boyes,-e this
,ns ,sre irnrd TO this exception, an" nv -,
,,onrt would not enter it of record; 1.l Viz, aid ilu
it would appear in ise@cep'on, 70 NAV he stoned
L,ra events and pays bis eXceh'i", st icy
S s eAeeP''' NAT LANCASTER, SEAL
&C. J. Il. EOCoCh, tstaL'I
r. J. GILLESPIE, lsEAL.l
r, G. GANNAWAY, [sEAL
49,, ,ovo1 the Court 20 certify the same TO the Ike
or,;rs which the Court refused and to that opinion le
M Hnbard excerpts, and his exceptions are received
srned and sealed By the Court and ordered 10 Oe aoe
n Dart Of the record.
A Copy-Tests, ,,ncrc nc
One of the Justices who request the publication OF e
foregoing, begs leave brieny 10 Sl'e 4'' 80. 1919
OF The proceedings September term which are n'au'
in mart the GROUND by exception OF Co.. Hnbaro ana
the subject of anmadrcrsion in the Enquirer VI
The proceedings simply these:
After the Court convened, Col. Bonduran. 'ead pa
ner in rcpiy TO communications which haa oeei hi'ee
to the Executive touching the late recommendations ny
the Court and moved that said paper be adopted W e
Court Col. Hubbard then rose, and spoke more t,ll'
half an hour from notes, and in opposition 40 the auo
lion OF the paper offered by Col, b. Col. B repi'cG-
Col II. reoined; and the discussion was continued ny
those two and Others for about three hou's, when tie
paper offered by Col B. was adopted twenty 10 hvem
Before the adoption Of this paper, Col Hubbard lnovec as
an anne ndment that the Court reconsider It's pfeGi'
Gus nominations, and proceed to recommend twelve IN,
G;Yjduas. whom he named SiE IF one FGTty c@ 81 "
he other prtg as he expressed it!Aereby enucaVor
ing 10 make The nominations dependent on parry, ui'o
nominating ttceUc, "ihough in his letter 10 ie
~ Or he had objected that ten were too mahJ' ,ns
;Safnendment was lost, only four voting Tor III. A'e
Slfe vote was taken on Col llubards omenane"', an
;Sdiyidual rose in the crowd, and moved thal t Pei
be heard" The Court, believing themselves coh'!e.
tent 10 manage teirown business 10 use tfe
Of the presiding Justice at July letn' whe" any
nlcnton wns ,nade and not knowing by what ri@ht any
one individual should arro9ate TO himself autho'y ~
sneak in the name Of the whole pecPie and moreover
regarding the melton tending to produce DISORDER w
one had right TO claim to speak, every other niaa: III
the Court House had equal rght0 refused ito hear
the people A., ,
As the final vote was about to be taken on the a0oP'
lion of the paper offered by Col B., Col. Fl. says he
moved that the vote be taken separately on the diner
emf paraprapis This motion not heard by The
Court o9 tie Cka-nun (Major Yancey 1t is presumed
as he did submit it, and Of course, i'as not osio'e Tie
Court. -.
II may not be anss state, that nine OF the justices
on the Bench were Democrats four Of whom voted loE
the paper offered by COL B.
though alluded to- not handed to the Court