Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

dih determination 10 sustain hs NOMINATIONS Inc
GREAT al iecfs the Nis. rafts we're essential 10
The hest b. trIess at ihe canutry. undivided exfr'
tons ~ tlief Triumphant rensunrnaiipn. he re-
marks Il Mr.. {. excited tic lIfeliest sensation
lhrut huu the Ilall, and infused Tic greatest JOY IN
c,e,y true Whis heart.
Nh BaYly SAID the time Tor argument lad rasse
The deed is done. The Wig parry Is dtsgrSrr'..
Whether they succeed OF not in electns Mr.. Rses.
they hase CONSENTED 10 The Prostitution aud LEY
hisgrat cd lie would not pfulonr lire disr Jssion.--
lie had changed position aud no ser imeni siut
last winter. lie siaud almost alone nov bui he
glortd the in his position. Fat sill Gouees
ter aud Warwick stood by hm-and they would
NEVER abandon heir post.
Mr. Tuns',i hoped oil would lake waning from
he mep'set Of Monroe. aud ketp coot.-fhat gen
tcr,ad had lost his wonted tquanluiiy AT the pros
pct before him.
Mr. r urged tho election Of Nj. Rrves on the
score of Sustaining the independence VI the Senate
lie commented wih much ioIee upon The poshions
and arguments OF the member from MeoklfnbniR.
Mr. Wilson explained that he sould vote for Mr.
Rises but lie wished IL 10 be understood thai II WAS
no vote Of his. lie no lllves man-bnt he voted
for him. because he believed II was The wish Of Il
majority OF his constituents.
Mr.. Goode replied at some length 10 Mr.. Tuns
tall.
Mr.. Ciufrhfeld informed The Senate Of The readi-
ness Of the lIouseio execute the JOINT order
that the SEE lave adopted resolution posiponlng
tic Joint OF, unlil II O'clock Tomorrow.
Mr. May said, II the absente OF the member from
tinoe HAND as he Of the Senae's resolution.
he was oppo, ed To It, because that gentleman was
nov IN the House.
Mr.. Gnode said it o'clock. and he ihoug'l
il respectful to acquiesce IN the ,tquest Of the Sc
nate.
Mr. Chapman said The Senate bad other reasons
besides The sickness oil the member from Gooe HAND
which induced it to drsire The postponemen,.
Nh. WOtihinCton hoped the posipouemcnt would
not be ceucnTfed IN.
Mr. Ridley said he had a conversation wnh the
member from Goochland, aud II his request thai
the voting proeeeJ.
The House dis1g, eed 10 tho Senales resolution,
WITHOUT a count.
Mr.. Cfa6ord b, leave Of the House. explained his
position. He said he stood pretty much alone. lie
old his constituents that lie should not Tor Mr..
Riycs. They have not instructed Inn TO vote for
Mr. Rres or Judge Mason-and he had not. like his
rieud from Williamsburg, received letters from home
o change his views. lie had always been Wing,
nd acted with the Wing party, and should still do so
but lie would not disregard bis pledges. lie
hould stand firmly Ia ihem although lie stood alone
and The effect oi his course should he Ia do the
Wig cause nJny his constituents, aud not he. were
nsW rfable for II.
The Speaker vacated the CHAIR for moro Than an
lpuT. when message was received from the Senate
tatlng that they had itcsded from the resolution
. postpone. and were ready 10 proceed with tie exc
u ton ol The lpnt order.
Mr.. Byrd moved call of the House, but subse-
Inently Withdrew his motion.
Nj. bipscomb would have given silent vote bul
hat lutimatlous had been thrown ont HAT lie would
nisrepfesenl his constituents. lie woulJ not vote
or VIM. G. Ryes, who had betrayed has lIifnds eye
ry where-bOth here and IN the county.
Frat roie.
The roll being callrd, the vote sjood-Rlves 20;
Mason 81 s,arttfink 3-as follows:
For NM. &. RYEs-Mtss rs. Glmef, (Speaker)
Chopper, Southall, Wood, Ca6,H. M'Gnc, Stuart,
Loekridec BnrweIl OF B., michel, Myers of H.,
Hunter Kyle, Flood, Toor Fox, Goblin. Coleman
Caldwell, Broadus Wilson, Whitwou@, N0ane
Marshall, Scott. Anderson, Payne, Hale OF f., A'de
Of r., Ersklne, Gibson, Seymour. NJ Rae hamlet,
Gregory, Woulnnglo on. kennedy, Reynolds, Tay.
c If King George, Iasloe of l.. & r.. Lawson.
Beard. Ramey, Harrison, Caldwell, Smith of NJ &
j., Evans. Hodges, Masse, Allyn Of Notlold Boz
rough. Waits, E'hcddgc, lelby M Cpnnel Staples,
May, Tunstall, Keen, Tallman, ROBBERS, Walden,
Robertson, Lcybuin, Dorman, Sn,;h of Russell,
Guever, Gruchhcld, Stephenson. Walker, Jackson
OF W uod-10,
For JouN Y. M,soN--Mcssrs Carpenter. Hannah,
jackson Of Il. Il l., M'Allllan, M,rrddh, llask,ns,
Ihoi ubuig, Cox Bnrwt Of Clark x Warren, Pow
ell, Howell, Baker, Byrd, hing. Guerraur. Carroll.
Bulis, TAYLOR OF H.. Clarke o H. Allen Of ilamp-
sh1c, White, Lee, Armstrong. Smith OF l. ol W,
Wight, fouiaine, Ewing. Lipscomb. Orgain, Banks,
Taylor OF VI. NJ. Baskerville, Goodc, Clayton,
Chapman, Wade Of NJ. x T.. Myers Of Morgan,
liuduall, Fitzgerald. lladen, Alcshire. llIner,
Miehaux, Carroll OF Preston, Nenabe, Heath, Rat
cliff, Sum, Say der, Smith OF Rocking ham, Sup.
man. ,,ulllcn Conn, Rarr, Ridley Filzhugh, Clarke
OF Surfy, Pn,.cc. Spots, Goodson, Strahger-6l.
For H. NJ. r. li1NrTR-hir. Bayly-l.
For /. W. GuMrE- NJ t,'hord-l.
Eut j ] AtIEN--Mr SniIt, of t.
joint vote with the Senale--Rivcs CO, Masonic.
scattering i-whole number oi votes l66--necessary
10 an election 50.
Mr. MoAlulIen voted for Mr.. Mcdowell.
No choice.
.Secon d Totc.
The House proceeded 10 another vote. WEIGH re,
suited precisely MS did The flsl-Rycs 20, Mason
6l; scattering 3.
joint vote with the Senate-Riycs 50, Mason so;
scat 3-whole number Of votes l6G--necessa-
" 10 choice 81.
No election.
Mr.. Carroll of L. moved tha, the execution ofthe
out order be postponed until tomorrow, IL o.
clock.
Nh. Gregory was opposed 10 consuming another
day on this election, when there was no occasion
loi II. lie should leel At hs duty To move the indie
Innate poslponoment Of The joint order alter
Two more voles.
Mr.. Tunstall was also opposed to the postpone
ment.
Mr.. Goode hoped the posponemeni would be
granted, fof II WAS evidently impossible 10 make an
sie elton To- night
Mr.. Ba,ly thought The rosipanemcnt had as well
&c hladc-Paries could not change front hetc. Mr..
Rives could mol be eocted--l the IS who voted for
I'm ana we've opponents of the Administration, and
would vote for an opponent he had the election il
as hand. aud &c would give them 20 names, any one
II ~ O rnulI h. ar Fu all