Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Gus and interesting facts In connsxion
with the proceedings u the secret con-
elave. which will attract the attention
81 the public. MIR. Mallory delivered
his sentiments freely in condemnation
OF the system Of caucussing pursued by
ms political associates, and inveighed
IN strong terms against the disgrace Of
The House submitting to the dicta,ion
Of Q caucus.
MIR. hooc asked the domin ant party
whether they weie not tired, ~earied.
with this party drill, and warned them
that reaction would follow the attempt
10 force this nomination upon the house.
The votes stood in the House:
For Dawn %. CAnrs.LL.-Aiessr. Ranks.
(Spesker,) Rives, Randolph, Lsype, Powell.
Wilson Of B., Bland, Turnbuli. Austin, Book
CT, MeAiiister, Richardson, Cox Of C., Car
son, Hill, Vaughan. Strange, De.kin,. Robin
SOD. Hale Of O., Watkins, Coz Of e.. Smith OF
G.. Spencer, Edmunds Of D.. Ia, los. Sloan.
Nixon. Goodail, Shinn, Wright, SLadwiek,
ollier, Anderson, Msrshaii Of l., Newman,
Hudgins, Rogers, Garland. Wiley, Cooper,
Chapman, McCauly, Johnson, Brown, Alexan-
der. Voolfolk, Almond, Mccoy, CackIey,
Fairfax, Venabie, Hubbard, Stands, Williams,
Mohett. Cooies, Jessec, Spcer. Bare, Rirker.
Davis. Moocure, Hargrave. Gillespie, Ripley
Gibson aud Stanger-67.
For Wn Nj. DAsiGL-Messrs- Bayly Of A,
Byrd. Goggin, Campbell. Mallory, Wither,,
Wilson Of c., Servant. Hale Of 8, smith OF
G.. Martin, Smith Of Isls Of wight, Nice aud
lish, Davenport, Peter. Dopally, Cooke, Fi,z.
gerald. Brady, Witcher, Tunstall, Raymond,
Butte, samucis Of W., Cunningham, May and
wills-29
For w. u. RoAsE-Me>srs. Pouison.
Snodgrsss, Nc MILAN, Samueis Of e, Christian,
Bali, Marshall Of Eau. Edmunds VI Eau.
Dickinson, Mullen, Hone, Carter. Fisher. Sc
gar, Scott, Pendlcion, Crutcbheld, aud Jcit-
Is.
For J. ID. MAILoRr-Me,srs. Stuart, Bolts,
Beard, Moore "A. For d. w. LlIsu-Mes,rs.
Harper and Braden-2. For WV. r. GoApoS
MIR Hunter. For JoHs TTLEA-Mr. Smith
Of Frederick. For w. RosERTsox-Me,srs.
Luekett, Benton and stansrd. For }. c.
PowkLL-Mr. Dorman.
Joint vote with the Senate: For David n.
Campbell. e9; for VIM. u. Daniel, y, for
VIM. II. Roane, 2li scattering. II.
Goodi-S,r. Moore Of Rockbridge.
in the Virginia House Of Delegates, in
the debate which took place when the
Governor was elected, said:
He wished TO come 10 an understand
ing with the gentleman from Mason and
Jackson. (Nir. FISHERY rs 10 the word
Republic" There was a difference
10 the meaning given II by different
persons. Mr.. NJ. said there was one
bird which Was considered a delicacy,
and ~heL we'll dressed and on the Ia
bic was a mos, v holesome and pala,a-
bic lUod-it was called a Turkey
There was another bird Of a totally diff
ieTent character oil the same name with
an additional word-He alluded 10 the
Turkey Buzzard. Now, in Mr. Ms
opinion. the Republicans OF the prese nt
day resembled the Republicans Of %.
about as much as the Turkey Buzzard
did the Turkey.
MIR. Fisher would merely state TO
The gentleman from Rockbridge, that
the name of one other animal besides
man, commenced with the letter NJ,
and that was the monkey.
Mr.. Moore said the remark Of the
gentleman from Mason and Jackson
had just received the strongest posi-
BILE confederation: for Mr.. NJ. believed
there was not member in the House
who had not. when the gentlena an
rose. been strongly reminded Of the re-
semblance between the two animals TO
which he alluded"
After this sOekdoioger. - hich was well
deserved. for MI. NJ. made originally
no personal reflection upon Mr.. =. the
latter gentleman shut up"