Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-05
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| The resolution, amended, vas agreed to.
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
Mr.. MArS., III the morning. offered resolution for
going Into lie election at Governor Monday, the
7th instant. II was laid tie ;ale, Of SIR
GooD-oN. Afterwards, Mr. aiAlsE moved 10 take "
The fcsolut.n,i-- gativcd, - 10 -
On Co!. Goousos's motion, resolution adopted
nstrucng the Committee Roads 10 inquire INTO and
report te amount CT loans railroad companies, the
amount Of interest due them, and also 10 report mca
aares eSpedent either 10 pay The principal or interest
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by the following gentlemen
and appropriately referted:-By Mr.. iioLLAnAY, Of
Charles y. kimbrough and others, for additional!
precinct election in Louisu-By Mr. ArrrESos Of Ann
Lewis loule, far authority sell OF land il
Princess Anne-By Mr.. Mayo Of citizens Of West
moreiand IN reIa.nn 10 negroes selling gram, &c.
general. OF THE EIGHTEENTH BRIGADE.
election Of General in place of Gen. Sloan.
Mr. VANCE nominated Major David Gibson, Of
Hampshire Supported by hlr. HUNTER.
Mr. iliNfR nominated Col James Bog1s, OF Pen
deton. Supported BY Messrs. MULES, CRAWFORD,
EARLY and SMTu Of X.
| The vote was as follows:
For Gil. .ames Boggs-alessrs. Allworth, Holloway,
Iarvir, Kinney, Baldwin, Mayse, Wingted, Robinson,
Rddlck, Harrison Of Brunswick, Jones OF Booking.
ham, Iaskins Moore Toer, Nowlin Samuel, Cox of
Chesterfield, Irving, Foster, Payne, Woods. Early,
Wood, French, Robins, Gues!ant, Carroll Spencer,
Clark, Mullen, knchcloc, Armstrong Mclae, Griggs,
1lolIeman, Smith Of kanawha Dabncy, Woodward,
Tay lor ofLoudaun, Ramey Mcllbaney Holiday, Mar.
shall, Martin of Marshall Dsgs Smith Of Mason and
dickson, Scott Of sieckenburg, Morgan, Harrison Of
Nononna!ia Da?s nf NJ. & p fIarrrL Iiron, Watts,
Smth Of Northumberland, Mcpherson, Hiaer Wal.
lace Of Petersburg, Williams, Keen, Crimes Wilson,
Dey, Heath, Daniel, Lcyhurn, Dorman, SiiipmaC,
Smith Of Rockingham, Qnillen Gatewood, crawijrd,
Urlalart, Ford, Warren, Walker, Martin of Tyler,
Buck. Mayo, JackSon-S2.
Tor .Haj. Dard GibsOn-Ne sGuhall Speaker J
Riyes, Hunter, Newklrk, Apperson Cardwell, Broad.
III, Thomas, Scott Of Fauquier, Mclaughlin, Erskine
Vance, Pneh, Thompson, Rowden, Moler, Kennedy,
Wallace Of KING George, Clendenin, Orrick, E,iIe-
ridge, Strother, McCauley, Tate, Crutchcld Bowen
GooGson, Lcftwch-.9.
Fer Harla0n liner hiessrs. Bayy, Jones Ct Brooke
Watkins, Chcaiham, Brawner, Cowan-6.
For LURES Eitson MIR. Brown Of Preston-l.
I'm the Scnaic.-Mr. FarLRSFR advocated the claims
of Mai Gibson, and read letter fCal Wm. Campbell
Senator from Bedford, testifyng TO his high claims
and qualifications. Mr. MorrErT supported Colone!
Boegs The vote for Buggs lS-Gibson H.
So Col. James Boggs was elected.
GENERAL OF THE TWENTY-lIEsT BRIGADE
The House then projected 10 The election Of Ge
neral to supply the vacancy occasoned By The resgnu.
ton of General Thomas II. Bay!y.
Mr. AuwoEru nominated Col George w. Bundck
Of Accommodate senior commissioned oIicef-of pecu.
liar military quaicatons-iine moral chs -acer-s!rict
integrty-a man whom he had known from his boy.
hood-one worthy of the honor, it the House should de-
,ernne to confer il upon whom il due. Mr.. A. took
say, that public sentiment in Accomnc was
much divided between Messrs. Nottingham and Bun
dck Either Of these two would give satisfaction on
the Eastern Shore. They opposed 10 any one
who did not hold commission and had sent petition
hero, which lie requested the Clerk 10 read Mr.. A
paid high compliment TO the character and abilities OF
Major Nottingham, who lie said was the Brigade In
spector, and capital lie believed no objection
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not pass tie claims Of Col. Enndirk.
Mr. YERRs nominated Maj. Smith Nottingham, Of
Northampton, and paid compliment to his abilities
lie SAID that in the Eastern Shore, except few
personal friends had any idea that Col Bnndck was
qualified for the Office would be elected Messrs
VascE and SMrm Of kanawlIa, also supported the
nomination Of Maj Nottingham
Mr.. BAYLy said he would not vote between the two
candidates. lie had commanded buth-they his
friends-and both qualified 10 perform the duties
of the Office. He unwilling 10 give either any
seeming advantage over the other by his vote.
The roll called follows
Ior .Vnjnr Smith ningham-llessrs. Souihall,
Speaker Rives, Kinney, Brooke, Mitchell, Hunter,
Newkirk, Robinson, Ilaskins, Moore, Toer, Samuel,
Apperson, Cardwell Irving, Scott Of Fauqnicr Foster,
M'L1ua'lin, Payne Woods, Robins, ErsAine, Spencer,
Clark, Watkins, Vance, Pugh, Thompson, Armstrong,
M'Rae, Holrmcn, Bowden, Molrr, Kennedy, Smith
Of Kanawha, Davis Of King y Queen, Wallace of King
George, Dabncy, Edmonds, Woodard Cl.ndenin, Tay.
shall, Smith Of Mason x Jackson, Davis Of NJ. Il p,
Orick, llarrell, Lyon, Taylor Of Norfolk Borough
Etheridgc, Watts, VERIFY, Smith Of N Chea,ham Hi
ner, Wallace Of F., Williams Keen, Crimes, Wilson,
CULLEN Gatcwood, Crawford, Urquhart, Cru,chtied,
Ford Warren, Walker, Bowen, Buck, Mayo, Jr., and
Jackson--s0
FIR Gso. IT, BpndjcE--alessrs Ailworlh, Wingfela,
Cox Of b. * L.. Jones If Brooke, Rdj!ck Harrison OF
brunswick, Jones of buckingham, Cox Of C., Wood
r. Mullpn kinrhnlnp Rnme Si,.ll
Scott Of Mcckenburg Morgan, Harrison Of aiononsa-
la NJ phcrson, Brown Of +, Brawner, Shipman, Smith
Of Rockingham, Cowan, Tate, Martin Of Tyler Good
son, and ieitwch-2S.
Far H. r. Cusiis-Nessrs. Thomas, and Strother-2 |
Far J. n HUkins- Mr.. Nown-l.
FIR II r. }vby-Nlr EARLY.
Far Coi d. kinrheioc-Mr. French-l.
Jcin, vo,e-Nottingham -. Bundck 3G. Scatter.
ing H. So Maj. nottingham was elected
LEXINGTON MILITARY INSTITUTE
Mr.. DoEMAS called up bill making additional |
appropriation the Military Institute at Lexington
The bill read as follows:
BE IL enacted, That in addition 10 the sum Of money
heretofore appropriated for the support Of the Cadets at
the Military Institute al Lexington, the further of
100 hereby appropriated 10 be set apart previously
10 the distribution rs provided for in the Of March
~ 1880, out Of the surplus Of the Literary
Fund annual appropriation 10 said institute, and
the Of money hereby appropriated shall be paid 10
the Treasurer of the institute Of his order, at such times
and according IL such forms prescribed for the
pa ymen Of the annual appropriation heretofore made
BE il further enacied, That every cadet who shall
hereafter be received State account, shall be re-
CURED to act in tile capacy Of teacher i'll some
oi the schools within the Commonwealth, for the term
Of two years after finishing his course at the institute,
unless excused by the Board Of Visitors, Prorided,
however that nothing in this act shall be construed
as TO deprive such cadet Of any portion Of his tuition
fees teacher.
This act shall lie in force from lis passage
The question being taken, the bill passed with
out division.
FridGy, March I.
communicate WAS received from Tie Scnatc n |