Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

OF his own opinion and that OF the Conservatives.
Mr.. Byrd called the Previous Question, but With
drew the call nj the request OF
! Mr.. Bnyly. who called the attention Of the House
To the TACT that there wee either lnptaCrabes he.
SIDES himself. Sumo of the Wings and Couservs-
lives were now lmprad licabe.- II all the Wings
and Conservatives would vote for Judge Allen. l,e
could be elected. r#=-# #s.
Mr.. Cru,chicld replied TO the remarks of Mr.. b.
and stated that there were only s5 Wings IN the
Legislature, and II was evident, that they could
| moi make an election, II all went for him.
MIR. Byrd called the Previous Question which
was sustained
Second Tote.
The roll being called again resulted Allen Gi,
Mason 62, Rvcs &. rs follows:
For Johs J. ALLEN Me,srs. Gilmer, iSpcak ~
Bayly, Chopper, Sonthall, M'Cue. Slua,i, Bntwell,
Of Bedford, Miehell, Myers of Berkeley. Hunter.
Kyle, Flood, Tocr, Corbin, Coleman, Caldwell,
Broadus, Wilson, Whworth, Gtallnrd. Roane,
Marshall, Scott. Anderson. Halo, Wade Off. SINH
OF q. Eiskine. Gibson. Seymour, M'Rae. Hamlet,
Gregory. WorIhineion, Kennedy, Reynolds, Tayloc
OF Il. &. Tayloe Of l.. X Il. Lawson. Beard, Ram
nny, Harrison, Caldwell Smith OF NJ X J. Evans
Hodges, Allyn Of Norfolk borough. Watts. Etheie-
idgc, leiby, Mcconnell. Staples. May. Tunsl all
Keen, Taman. Robrils, Walden, Robertson, Ley.
burn, Dorman, Stephenson, Walker, Jackson Of
Wood--6l
Fon JomN Y. Mason essrs. Carpenter. Han
nah, Jackson OF b. and l., M'Millan Meredith,
Powell, Howell Baker. Byrd. King, Gucnant Car.
roll. Butts, Taylor OF II. Clnke Of II. Allen Of H.
White, Lee, Armstrong, Smith Of |. Of w. Wright.
Fontane. Ewing, Lipscnmb Organ, Banks, Taylor,
Of M. aud NJ. Baskevslle Goode. Clayton, Chap
man, w adc Of M. and =. Myers of NJ. lludnall,
Fitzgerald, lliden, Alcshre. liner. Michaux. Car
roll Venablc, Heath, RatelfIc, Slunn Smh OF
Rockingham, Shipman, Qn,leu, Conn, Bare. Grie-
yer, Ridley, ruzhugh, Clarke of Surry Prince,
Spots, Goodson, Sapget-62
FoR WIN. &. RNts--Mcssfs Wood, Cabeli
Lockrijee, Fox, Payne, hlassis, Smith OF Russell
Crutcbfed-s
Joint vote with The Senate Alon &c. Mason -
Rives II.
Necessary 10 n choice 81 No election.
Third Dotc.
Tho third vote resulted, Allen CO, Mason CO
Rivcs 3.
No change in this vote. except that Mcssrs. Mas
sic aud Fox voted for Allen.
Joint vote with The Seoate Allen 70, Mason So
scattering g.
Fourth Poe.
Resulted Allen "a, Mason GO Rivcs 3
The only difference IN this vote from the last is
that Messrs. Wood and Cabel voted for Allen. and
Mr.. Lockridge voted Tor Mason.
joni vote with the Senato-Alcn 60 Mason 81,
scattering 8. No electon-s1 being necessary.
Mr. Scott moved TO postpone The further execu-
ton Of the Joint order until TO morrow.
Mr.. Goodson hoped tho voting would continue
lie thought his party was III sight Of land. One
caucus was held lasl nighr, and that was enough.
Mr.. Anderson remarked thar II another caucus
was held, II would be held BY the Van Buien parry.
Mr.. Smith Of |. of w. would vote for Tie pest
poncmen, because he was weary and sick
The motion To postpone prevailed without diyis-
ION.
After some 10 minutes message was received
ON the Senate dsagfeeing 10 the ,esolutios Of the
House ~ postpone the joint order Till to morrow.
FiM Tote.
The House proceeded nj 7 o'clock TO another
vote which ,lood-AIlcn GS, Mason G3, Rives2.
MIR. Payne was absent by accident, surprising the
House would adjourn after the vote posiponing
the joint order.
MIR. CruichGed stated that he was very weak and
exhausted by the plottacled session, but would not
have been absent had he thought another vote was
10 be taken
On Mr.. Goodson's motion, the Serecan- a, Arms
sent to nfoim the delegate from Fluvanna.
MI May stated there election, and Ms
the result would not be effected by the presence Of
the delegate from Fuvanna. lie moved that the
committee proceed TO compare votes with The Senate.
The joint vote with the Senate stood Allen 80,
Mason 81, scattering I.
No elesIion-S3 being necessary TO n choice.
Mr. Scott stated that he Informed the Senate
was now willing to postpone The joint order. lie
therefore moved that be postponed until o'clock
TO morrow.
Ancr waiting some time for message from the
Senate,
dark sem respectful proposition 10 the Senate TO
postpone the ,Int order until TO morrow. He I'M
derstood that the Senate was debating the PROPOSE
ION II itconcnrred in the resolution ofthe House
well aud good-if il amended II. by poslpOning in
definitely, he should move an adjournment, aud let
the order fall.
A good deal OF conversation took place, when
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had amended tie resolutions, 50 as TO postpone
the joint order indefinitely
Mr.. May moved that The House nd iourn.
Mr.. Banks called for the ayes and noes which
were ordered.
Mr.. May asked that the hour Of Tho night be
tered on the journal Us minutes ofS)
The House refused to adiooin-ayes 10, noes 100
The House disagreed 10 the amendment Of the
Senale-aycs IS, noes 50.
Mr. Ridley moved reconsideration of the vote
Just taken. lie did 10 relieve cerain gentlemen
who had been here nine hours witliour mrat or
drink. lie subsequently, Withdrew The motion.
The Senate was informed that the House refused
TO concur.
At lalfpast eight message was received from
the Senate, stating that that body insist us amend
ment FOR indefinite rosiponeGlent Of the joint
der. f.'
Mr. NJ NJ illan moved that the House rccede from
its disagreement, with view to test the question Of
an Indefinite postponemct.
Mr.. Gregory argued against an indelcnile post
ponement and against leaving the State only par
TALLY represented in the u. S. Senate during the
long session lie proposed conference with the Sen-
ate. IL wished to do every thing in the pow ~
Of this House, which Wing TO make an clec-
ton. lie would throw the responsibility Of defeat
ing the election upon the Senate, where il should
resi-. -
The previous question was demanded End, the
vote recednC from the disagreement 10 The Sen
aIe's amendment, was ayes G7. 60 as follows
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