Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07

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Farley. R.m-y. uruhS. rsyLs of L.. Parrios Birsps'.
Hall, Pr.s'on. Vfsrssl. k,lby. csbe Taylor of N. u
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Wits Minor. s'spss".0n. Rice, J.si.oa Fssa q W.
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Ecmunds Of H.. ssovs. BIss, Ward. B.s.sll. CsIvir'
sss s.% D Bank. k 4 f f:. a' s.s. n..' 9s'ts.
milton sf NJ, Middleton. Davis q o. q a.. n.pssSs.i az
iiner. Gay, Hamilton Of r, Andsrsoa. Daniel y P.
an. kans Dcnison. Sdckisy. Tate. Hsdeusn. DsIi.,6
Freeman. Newton. Pesry. Funston. Goed.oa.-So -
Mr wires.s moved tina, the Hosss sdhers TO ~ d.
Sessnsnt 10 the Senacs second amendment
NJ bRoApDus of Car. called tbs prsvious qusssses-
which YES ordered syss 66. 81. 'ta. a-iiiF
AL LIT "a called for the aye: and nsss-wAisA were
"ss0, snd we've; syss 6S. noss 81. afas ~
I'd smendmenL
M. Warts moved an sdioarnmsnt
Mr. DAVIS Of X. & q. appealed to Mr.. Wan. m ,-,,h
draw ,hs moton-Hs object place tho subject in
way VI compromise.
Mr. WATTS ssid his motion no obssssls 20 . COM
promise The Senate could propose a compromss q, i,s
Mr.. ED.uxps Of II. called the aye and ,o,. ON III.
noioa u sdiourn-whieh ayes g., uoss g. lao
Ths sy:s and qssy identical with the last sbov.
80 the HOUSE agreed to adjourn.
WIG CONVENTION AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
Psr'ssa, 10 resolutions sdcpsd BY whs party Ia d..
counties Of Bedford. Amhsrsi. Nssoa and Absw.,y,.
Convention eompossd Ct Delegates from ths.s soan,;.
met ct Charlottesville Tuesday the Sh DAY Of F,h.,
le@5 No delegates were in suendsnes from any other
county in the District, although the Couvsntioa 20. In
formed that nj least Of those counties had
delegates. who were perhaps Prevenssd from attending
account Of notice in the whig Indictment weather
The following delegates were in attendance.
rum find Inunss n. -
N. II. Campbell. -
From Amherst Samuel M. Garland. Ed c. Mooc,. J. p.
Coleman. Chas. l.. Brown. ~ 49,
From Nelson. N. Francis Csbell. Robert Whitehead. R.
L. Brown. Maj William P. Shepherd. Chas W. H.rdio'
John w. Dekerson. VIM. N. Woods, John II. MeCue
b. II. Msgruder. s. G. sneed, Col Thomas Macon Dr.
George b. Payne, VIM. D. Hart, John B. Spiscs WIN,
Garth Dr. John R. Woods. A. b. Mssradsr, John C. Car.
~, L. K Railey, Thos. r. Bailey, DR.. VIM. G. Carr
On the motion OF WIN. D. Hart. ESQ.,. N. Francis Ca
BELL E.q,' wa, called to the Chair and Robert whitshssd
On the motion Of A. B. Magruder ESQ IL va, R..o,v.a
That this Convention by countess and that Bedori
counties, each.
B. H. Mssruder submitted the following resolution which
seconded. :
Resolved, That this Convention adjourn m MAJ, .,
- on the - day Of - Some discussion occurred ON
this resolution being by the that there were
no delegates In attendance from Orange aud Greene or
Madison. In opposition, suggested that should
the action Of this Convention be undivided Il might be
useless to the delegates the npper
second hme they being in attendance from u grra, dis
lance, ana AZ much Inconvenience. The resolution WA
negativcd.
Some conversation then occurred propriey Of
nominating present Representative Hon. W. l. Uoegin;
but IN Difference his wishes after they had deem fully
stated. his name not submitted the Convention
Mr. McCue then nominated Joseph X. Irving Esq Of
Amherst This nomination sustained by Deleaatcs
from each county represented. The name Of no other gen
demsn was submitted to the Convention and therefore, nj
he suggestion oil the Chair the question was put =,