Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17
FR1pAv Feb II

EipAN co IL
Tho House procccled half past u O'Clock to
cute the ont order which had - its occ, the election
cf a Governor
Nj Dabncy nominated William +. Taylor of Caro-.
huc.
Mr. Dorman nominated General Edward Watts Of
Roanoke.
Ncsrs Holiday and BAY, advocated the election Of
NJ Tyalor and Mtfsrs. Scott Of F., lcrby and Keen
that OF Mr. Watts
In the scnalc, Mr. Anderson spoke in ayor of Mr..
Watts and NJ ssrs. Atkins n, Voolfolk and Bouldn IN
favor Of Nj Isylor Nj homlon defined his posl,ion
N relation = the two parties. and Mr.. Taylor. Mr..
McMucn made amusing speech. IN which strong
" opp erd The election oi Nj Watts and ais. strongly
protested against Nh faYir, and .as we understood him,
moving his unaltored determination not To submit to
Richmond dcL'ihn. He however, on the second ballot,
voted fr Nlr Taylor. and he vii be required to morrow
" vote for Mr. Stevenson.
4, O'Clock tie ri called IN both Houses and =
suited IS ill,ows
Iete u ne iioa,e Of Deiegols
ror Ed,,ard u ai,-N es,rs sout,all, (Spcakcr J
Nvcs, DAVIS Of Amherst. Kinney, Brooke, Mayse,
Wncfcd, Mitchell. Hunter. Newkifk, Moore, 1'oler.
Nowlu. App,r51n. Cardntl Broadus, Irving, Brown
Of EzaDoth CITY and Warwick, Semple, Thomas.
scot, ct Fauluier, Foster L1ughln, Payno, Woods,
ksrly, French Rooms. Erskine Vance pugh, Thonp.
~on, Mullen, VI Rae. 6tggs, Bowdon. Moicr, konne-
DIV. smith Of k1nawha. Wallace If King George. Ed
monds 1ayiar ef Ioudoun Ramey. NJ 'llhancy. Caper.
iod, DAVIS Of Montgomery and Pulaski, Onick, liar
frli. Taylor Of Norfolk Borough. Eihorldgc, Watts.
VERIFY, Edgneton Chatham, Williams, Keen, Elliott,
Stro,htr daniel, Leyhutn. Doman, Uruhar,, Crutch-
field, Fotd, Mayo. and Jackson---tG.
Fr,Nr. I'm 7 Tayier-hIcssrs Bayly, Ailworrh,
Holloway. llaryic II oblns1n Cox Of raxton and Low
is, Jones Of Brooke, HIddIek Harrison of Brunswick,
Jones OF Buckingham lilsklns, Samuel Cox Of Ches.
terhcj Vaughan. Deskins. Wood Byrd, Gucfrant. Car
ri, Spencer Clark, W atkins, kinchcloc, Armstrong,
! l,llCman I)1ytsGi and Dup,n n,lupN No.d
"ard, Holiday, Marshall, Banks, Martin Of Marshall.
Dggs. Boyd Scult of Mechlonburg, Morgan, Lyon
Smith # Norihumb,rand Fitzgerald. Ildon, M'Phcr
-on, lllncr Wallace Of Petersburg. Hopkins, Brown of
Preston Heath, I,rawncr. M'Cauley. Shpman. Smith
Of Rockingham. CoNan. CULLEN. Gatcwood. Crawford.
Tate, Warren. Walker, Bowen, Martin ofrylcr Buck.
Gcodspn aud Leilwich-G3.
For HcHieg Ghapmnl- Nr. Clendcnn-l.
For J,tme@.ncD omei-AIr Grlmcs-l
For H. PeW@-Mr. Smith Of Mason and Jack
soul
Ioie IN The Senate
FoR WV. 7. GuLon-M,s4w. Nash, (Spoakcr,)
Thornton, tlunton, Carson. W ry, Atkinson, Baptist
Wco'iolk, Piper Boaldln, Mofet,. Shlnn, Scott, Tod
Newman. aud 'Ihompapn-l6
For EpwtR W ,r1,--Nr.srs. Campbe, Cooke.
Pcytpn, Bondufant. Cuaiis Conrad Preston Tunslall
Lyons, Garter. Faulkner, Woodhousc, Mcllhauy, and
tndtnn-lt
For A>pnuw Srr,rssoN-Mr. Fonlanc--l.
FoH ileSrty Cu,rNAs--Mr. McMullcn--l
JOINT vote whole number Of votes lGi necessary to
choice ~. For Vim. Z. Taylor ~. For Edward
Watts 50. Scattering :. No Election.
The second ro'e resulted in the House the hrst ex
cspt that Mr.. Cl,ndrnin voted ior Taylor and Mr.
smith OF Mas and Jarksos or Watts In the Senate
the I'd vote resulted the hrs except that Mr. McMul-
lon voted for VI TAYLOR
Joint vote Taylor Il, Watts 81 scattering 2
When the second vote announced to the House
MI Byrd rasc and nominated Andrew Stevenson.
Nj smith OF hanaNha. nominated Lewis Summers.
Mr. Daniel moved that the Dont order be- postponed
until TO morrow.
Vii Baylv opposed the motion, and Mr. Daniel replied
Ia hlm alleging that The nomination of Nr. Stevenson
would give nc 10 acrimonious debate. Mr.. Bayy
was rsrg TO reply, when
MI Ncllhany called Ter the previous queeron-uhich
was sustained.
The motion to l'slponc VAS thon adopted, ayes GO
noes So
Mr Daniel was sent To inform the Senate of the de
termination the House.
The Senate after considerable debate, agreed to the
resolution topasponc the lplnt oncr and both Houses
Adjourned little before s O'clock