Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

them. Mr.. H.. said, that no caucus and no party
should ever drive him TO DO an unworthy act.
Mr.. JOHN Fl. GUSTS said be had recently
been brought TO see things in a very diferen,
light. The Democratic Party was entitled 10 4
fair proportion OF The public offices.
The ayes ana noes having been called, The re-
suit was rs follows:
For James E. HaM.-Messrs. Goode, Speak
er,) VIM H. B. Gusts. Soulhall, Brown of A.,
Layne, Harvie, Baldwin, Massie, Burwell. Nit
chell, Boak, Campbell, Thompson of Botelourt,
Camden, Turnbull, Bocock, Flood. Toler, Fox,
Dickinson Of Caroline, Lacy, Darlington, Broad
us, Hobson, Chisman, Garnet, Moss, Scott,
Hall OF Fauquier, McClung, Deskins, S,iIlman,
Saunders, Jr, Wall, Gather, Pendleton, Jones,
Leake, Callison, Edmunds, Sloyall Thompson Of
Hampshire, Hieti, Brown OF Hanover, Lee,
Flowers, M'Rae, Woolton, Bowden, Turner,
Towner, Patrick, Wallace, Gaines, Robinson,
Gresham, M'Intyre, Taylor, ElIzey, Gordon,
Bagley, Parriolt, Shepard, Alexander, Hamil-
ton, Wade, Jr., Edmondson, Michael, Kilby,
Waits, Harper, Yerby, Middleton, Oliver, Edg-
inslon, Syme, Tunslall. Lanier, Fairfax, Dey,
McDearmon, Daniel, Stroller, Lyons, Gold, Har.
per, Kirlley, Denison, Tate, Holiday, Chinn,
Hall Of Taylor, Laird, West, Funston, Goodson,
Rice and Neai-aS.
For Henry L.. HopkinG.-Messrs. John II. Gus
It's, Powell, Dickinson of B., Miller, Adkins,
! WiDfree, Street, Parks, Walker, Goodwin, Duff,
Goare, Banks, Clayton, Adams, Davis, McPher-
son, Hincr, Arbosast, Brawner, Long, Prilch-
ard, Marlz, Cowan, Fugale, Slickley, Sebrell,
billiard and Leitwich-29.
For John Rntherfoord.-Messrs. Thompson Of
Dinwiddie, Maclin, Tatum and Fireman..
MIR. HARVIE said ii was now evident that the
Democratic party had been oultlanked BY The wing.
Mr.. BOCOCk hoped they would now suspend
The rplo mac avi1pnt Ihar q rnaIprifv 0f Tho
House would sustain the present officers.
Mr.. GOODWIN preferred voting for all at once.
He had brought upon himself a sufficient amount
Of severity BY adopting a course for which others
did not have the nsrrs.
The rule was suspended.
Mr.. PENDLETON nominated the present in.
cumbenis.
Mr.. BRAWNER nominated R. A. Thompson
as Librarian and Secretary 10 the Commonwealth.
he made the nomination upon his own RESPONSE
bility.
Mir. PENDLEToN said lha, Mr.. Thompson
would not approve OF his nomination. lie had
expressly declined being a candidate for any
Office.
Mr.. BRAWNER Withdrew The nomination
but claimed the privilege OF voting for Mr..
Thompson.
Mr.. STREET, in explanation Of his vote, said
he supposed that he belonged 10 the flank OF the
Democracy, and hoped, by voting for the heads
Of the wing OF the party, he might gel back into
the church.
The ayes and noes having been called the re-
suit was as follows:
For tie Nominos-Messrs. Goode, Speaker
Harrie, Baldwin, Massie, Dickinson Of Bath,
B~urwell, Mitchell, Boak, Campbell, Thompson
OF Botelourt, Camden, Turnbull, Maclin, b.
cock, Flood Toler, Fox, Dickinson Of Caroline,
Lacy, Darlington, Winfrce, Broadus, Hobson,
Thompson OF Dinwiddie, Garnet, Moss, Scott,
Hall Of Fanquier, McClung, Deskins, Stillman,
Saunders, jr., Wall, Gather, pendleton, Jones,
Leake, Parks, Calliscn, Walker, Edmunds, Sto-
vail, Elie,t, Thompson OF Hampshire, Brown Of
Hanover, Lee, Flowers, M'kae, Woolton, God
win, Turner, Towner, Patrick, Wallace, Gaines,
Robinson, Gresham, Duff, Goare, Mcintyre, Tay-
lor, Ellzey, Gordon, Baeley, Banks, Clayton,
P%arriott, Shepard, Alexander, Wade, jr, Hamil-
ton, Edmondson, Michael, jr, Kilhy, Waits, Hap
PER, VERIFY, Middleton, Oliver, Edgington, Davis,
Tatuin, Hiner, Syme, Tunstail, Lanier, Arbo-
CAST, Fairfax, Dey, McDearmon, Daniel, Lcrg,
STROLLER, Lyons, Gold, Harper, Mariz, kirlIey,
Cowan, Fugate, Denison, Stickley, Tate, Holla-
day, Chinn, billiard, Freeman, Hall Of Taylor,
Laird, West, Funslen, Goodson, Rice, and Lett
Wich.
Messrs. John H. Gusts, Powell and Brawner,
SOltu IOI lIt IOullhecS, dtu IOI hpuclt n. i HOulp-
son z. a sMiTief {o 81 'n io fU~ ame .91,s"satl; a.u -.
Lewis L. FIarvie as Penitentiary Siorekeeper.
Mr.. Street voted Tor nominees, for Albert 6.
Pendleion as Auditor, and for Lewis (. Harvie
as Treasurer.
MI. Mcpherson vored for James C. Spots as
Penilenliary Stofekeeper, and for Stafford f..
Parker as Register.
RESULT:
For Second Auditor-James Brown, Jr, l@;
Albert G.. Pend!elon /.
For Trcasurcr-Fabius NJ. Lawson l2l
Lewis z. Harvie l..
For Register-Sla1ord Fl. Parker l24.
For Superintendent OF The PenilentiaIy-Chas.
S. Morgan 1913.
For Secretary Of the Commonwealth and Ii
brarian-William n. Richardson 100; Robert
A. Thompson 3.
For Siorekeepor of the Peniten,iary-James
C. Spots l23; Lewis E. Harvie l..
On motion, the House adjourned.