Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-08
,n1, sbould vote most cheerlully Tor

,honld vote most cheeriully ior
NJ SUI Mr.. Peake haa WI, ws',s SroL. M. mer.
which he said 'n s,n rr Sa should vote for
0, 10 Now, he (Mr sM a.nh,n T and prospe.
Spots ,,her than for Mr. psaSe Sre o,S1 his
3. one Tho would, most prooaoiy' ''eaA -
.rhani. damage the State. ,;,,onv 10
.uti'yr an TON, Of Wythe, ootg Me- Snoiis for
Mf FU ;n.ni qualifications OF mr, s npUas
.nsich had been admirably n,and fSom
Office appealed 10 the gen, ."hn !, was
NJ sM.i r;,bSraw Mr.. Peaks' VINO mo. " re @Ss
,ruline 70 ,,s oa, no vote OF all. ne ieS"''
rasnI, cou,a ,;fss;ns 10 Mr.. Peake.
I'D Re m%Cr5 siER made similar appeal .c
Mr. Mid1e.nnuS, Of Caroline, out o. a. he
Ns BRoAp MEN, Of his friends, withdrew tue
Of George heine informed, and having sem
usage By M,: the House proceeded 10
|e. II. House stood as follows 3s,...
rhev Svs NoNlsEEs.-MessalS I I.ayue Powell,
FOs n the poulson, Brown cameron sHys Camp.
FalsOn Of Pendle,on, Myers I l1ood Nose.
N SeruSMSli KILLER, Blick, Harf'sCMn, . shall Of c.
y, Ben1,, 1assaus of Culpepcr. Hoos1n' e Fan.
infFes bl9 Wooa, Garne,t, Marshal. o. pay me
pn Of D., W. Of Fauquier, Iyree' rr sy
pier, E E. Brooks Carson, Loveu, fi pa,,e
EMS, Street, nlg phsrson Of Greenbrier; ba"e
cake, Parks, Mc s,nrall Blue, Ward, winston
iaunds OF b.. ; So Of Henrico, Moouon
e, Basel, Mcna a.nsr Of Jefferson, Iowner'
oS cum Davis Of King q 0u Ramev Grub,
in,r Mayo, Flanary, Far'f LEVEL, na Banks,
Fa rI.r Of Loudoun, Gordon. a,1 Pool Basker.
3y,os PARROT Billups, Han, ,r roe Preston,
E .S Wade Hamilton OF Mo NJ Norfolk Bo.
1s Kilby Cabe uay,of Middleton, Oil
telf4W1,j ,,,s Harper, ieroy, M oud Greene
ush ss M Davis Of oranSPs ,i ahJ Hiner'
EPhers1911 ; 2. Lanier Gay. Cooke, Ham n.
lling Vulcan Anderson, DEFY, Daniel Oh rr,nrs
pa Of pfe ssDa,as OF Prince William Slurn
Feorse, I nsuisl CT Richmond cry Franz Eana
Euolher' ,r pan Coolies, Matz, Cowan, Name
Moore. q S, mI; rae, sebroN, Minor heag
benson, ,, Su - Freeman, Newton, Peery, Sic.
Fan' Di' Ennslen, Goolson, Rice, Jackson ane
Fulton Up,,o,dSns of Caroline voted for Franei
Mr, bfoaaJ pso;s,er, for George R. Peake a:
sutton u'i, ~ s,orekeeper, aud Tor the other nomi
.'s e, Wan, voted for Fl. L. Hopkins as Is
M. M. r. NJ Braxton as ID Auditor, Geois
HI Thompson as Treasurer, w. " L :se; q
E,cre,ary Of the Commonwealth anu Librarian
| "A for The other nominees, ;, :,
Ear Isl AuliDr-James +. Heath 10 Il. !
|iis y, aJ auduor-Jas Brown, Jr., l2S, c. M
a." T,easarsr-F. NJ. Lawson l2s, 6. W
I TsS Rssis,er-s. Fl. Parker 1913, Francis Y
luon /. D., ,v II p;cb
,dson, lZo, w. D. Leake, l.
For Superintendent Of Pcnitcntiay-C. ,. MOI
Ian l29. az
/. R. PeaIe /.
On ioin, vote with the Senate, for LIST Auditor
Eaues (. Heath l5G, scattering |; for I'd a I'D
81 Jas. Brown, Jr., l56, scattering |; for Trea
,,rsr F. M. Lawson l56, scattering j; for Rt
r;aer Stafford ii. Parker l56, scattering /; &c
ssrre,arv of the Commonwealth and Librarian
" n. Richardson l56, scattering l; for Supel
,,eplent of Peniten,iary, Charles S. Morgan 10
yr Penitentiary Slorekeeper, Jas. Z. Spots lo'
catering !. !,
The present iucumbents above named were d
Jared 10 be duly elected.
TEXAS.
message was received from the Senate
NJ. Wallace, that they had adopted a resoluiio
sizing free conference with committee OF u
House on the subject of the annexation OF Iexa
The House agreed TO the resolution by lar
aajority.
The SPEAKER appointed the following
hs Committee Of Conference on the par OIL u
House: Messrs. Witcher, Edmunds OF iaiiia'
anderson, Stroller, Preston, Toler and bowoel
Mr.. WfTCHER moved that said Commute
ave leave 10 sill during the session OF The tous'
Mr. STROTHER objected. lie wished TO B
h he House. when the business was going ON.
The House granted the leave.
Mir ANDERSON called up the bill establish
ing The Ar,nory School, which was indelnliel
los,poncd 81 20 Al, on motion oil Mr. Ne*iof
EIessrs. ANDERSON and FULTON Of Wylhe
kayin, protested against the motion.
The BIZ repeating the ID section oil the az
/, 25lh March, 1913, regulating oa;hs from iol
kaiAererers was Indefinitely postponed, IN &C
Forlapce with a resolution of the Committee {
Reads
The following ensrossed bill was passed:
TO establish system Of free schools in the count
si Norfolk"
Mr. GORDON moved Inc indefinite posi-
ponemenl Of The bill for the protection oil oyster
ii Nasswaddox creek The motion was sus
tsine' BY Messrs G. and GOODSON, oppose
g Messrs VERIFY and PITTS and lost
Tie bill was then ordered 10 be engrossed.
I, motion OF Mr.. BROADDUS ofCulpepel
lie voc rejecting the bill for the protection OF oy:
.Is in be waters OF Westmorland and Northun
terIand was leconsidered, Mr.. GOODSON or
posing and Mr.. Waits sustaining, and the bi
was passed
Many bills were read a first and second tim
On motion o; Mr.. TAYLOR OIL.
The House adjourned.
EVERLASTING DEsrRucrIoN.-A lecture will
aSes BY Rev. H. Gihon, tomorrow evening, {