Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

Hie.t, Basel, Boykin, Newman, Arnelt M'Da.
MEL Shepard, Tanz.y, Gus:in, But, Pitts, Pan
neil, Jr., Fairfax, Herbert, Rives, Har ison II
Prince William, Golf, Hargrave, Nicholson,
Boyers and Colins-8.
FoaG B. SAMuELs-Messrs. Hopkins, Speak
er, Layne oil Allegheny, Jones, Wood, sydnor,
Weldon, Houser, Ferguson, Coleman, Robinson,
Boswell, Hiner, Paxton, Manz, Harper Putnam,
Siber, Conway and Massey-l9
Fon WIN. DANIEL-Messrs. Boisseau, Powell,
Chealham, Kyle, Wills, Irvine OF Campbell,
Moucure o! Caroline, CarIwell, Claiborne, Ed
wards, Major, Slovall, Harris, Edmondson,
Woutton and w hlle-l6
FoR GEORGE w. SUMMERS essrs. Finney,
Smith, Scott Stillman, Lancaster Laidley, Har-
ri,on OF Loudoun, While, Beard, Cendenin,
Kby, Dorman, Burdeu AMI Harvey-l4.
For J. Y. Massachusetts Mock, Vaughan,
ClopoD, Macln OF Greenesvie and Booth 5.
FoR WIZ. G.. RIvEs-MessIs. Wallace and
Webb, Jr.-2
Foa v. w. SoUTHALL-Howard Of James City
and Syme-2
FoR JAS Lyons Mr. Yerby-l.
For J. L. PRE.ToS Mr.. Howard of Floyd.
Foa J JANNEY-Mr. Thomas.
For A. y. CArEaToN-Mr. STother-l.
Foa J. w. SYME-Mr. Hau-l.
F'oR A. II. Il. STuARr-Mr. Lacy.
FoR S. WATrs-Mr Griffin.
FoR J. S. PEHDL EToN-Mr. Cowper-.l.
JOINT VOTE WITH THE SENATE Whole number
l6l necessary 10 choice 81. For q. w.
Thompson "a; J. B. Floyd Al; G. B. Samuels 25;
VIM. Daniel %; scattering 81.
WIN. Daniel, Esq ,..havng received the small
esl number OF votes was dropped by rule oil me
House, boz was renominated By Mr.. Claiborne
Mr.. PAXTON Withdrew the name Of Green
B. Samuels, Esq.
The Senate having been informed OF The facts,
the roll was again called and resulted as follows
FoR j. B. FLOYD Messrs. Watson, HaH,
Layne Of Allegheny, Shelley, McCue, Bur9ell
Michel Faulkner, Boak, Thompson OF Boe-
tour Moore Irvine OF Campbell, Lacy, Barbour,
Jr., Irving OF Cumberland, Seear, Clarke, Scot,
Rector, McClung, Howard OF Floyd, Sliman,
BaiIy, Clopon Carroll, Price, DdHacott, Wei
ton. Lancaster, Mullins, Wor'hingron, Thomson
Of Jefferson, Tomln, Webb Jr, Lane OF Lee,
Ferguson, Harrison OF Londouo White, Beard,
Whiue, Beirne of Monroe, Barnett, Perrow,
Yerby, Basye PanneII, Jr Turner, Townes,
Grassy, Cackley, Strother, Mayo, Cook, Dorman
Aston, Fugate, Thompson OF Smyih, Moncure
of Stafford, George and Boyd-6O
For G. w. THOMPSON -MesS,s Byrd, Byrne
of Braxon, Lewis and Gilmer, De Camp, Mon
cure of Caroline, Wood, Sydnor, Allen Hiet,
Bassell, Boykin, Ladley, Newman, Arnett
Mcdaniel, Shepard, Tanz-y, Gustn, But Plus,
Hiner, Hopkins, Fairfax, Harrison OF Prince,
William, Goff. Paxton, Marz, Harper, PitIman,
Sibeu. Hargrave, Nicholson, BuGdeti, Boyers,
Harvey and ColIns-36.
For WIN. DAHisL-Messrs. Boisseau, Powell,
Cheatham, Harrison OF Brunswick, hvie,
Wills, Cardwe, Jones, Claiborne, Edwards,
Major Houser. Harris, Edmond>on Coleman,
Robinson, Boswell, Herbert Woollon, Conway
and Massey-2l. :,
For G. w. SuMaERs-Messrs. Finney, Smlih,
Thomas Howard OF James City, York and VIII
liamsburg Clendenin kilby and Cowper-f
Foa ]. Y. MAsoE-Messrs. Mock, Vaughan,
Maclin of Greenesylle Booth, Syme and Riyes
&c.
FoR w. C. RIvEs-Mr. Wal!ace-l.
For S. WATTs-Mr. Griffin.
JoIsr yorE Whole number l62; necessary
10 choice 81 For G. w Thompson 4o Tor John
B. FLOYD 70; Tor VIM. Daniel 81; scattering 10.
There being no election, the roll was again
called and resulted as follows
For JOHN FLoyD-Messrs. Watson, Hart
Smith, Layne OF Allegheny, Cneatham, oheHey,
McCue, Burwell, Mitchell, Faulkner, Thompson
OF Bolelonrl, Boak, Kyle, Moore, Wills, Irvine OF
Campbell, Lacy, Cardwell, Barbour, Irving OF
Cumberland, Segar, Thomas. Scott, Rector, Nc
Chung Howard OF Floyd, Stiman, Claiborne,
Edwards, Baily, Cloptcn Carroll, Price, Stovall,
Darracott. Weldon, Lancaster, Mullins, Howard
of James City, &c, Warrington Thomson OF
Jefferson, Laidey, Wallace, Houser, TomlIn,
Webb Lane Of Lee, Ferguson, Harrison Of Lou.
doun While. Beard, Harris, Edmondson, New
man. CIendenin, Whiule. Beirne Of Monroe,
Barnett Perrow, Robinson, VERIFY, Basye, Pau
nell, Turner, Syme, Townes, Grassy, Cackey,
Herbert, slroher Mayo, Couk, Dorman. Aston,
Fusate, Thompson of Smyth, Conway, Moncure
OF Stafford, George and Boyd-S0.
r.. w TuoMpSnN-MesSTS. H0pkiDs,
(speaker,) Mock Byrd, Byrne OF BraIion, &C.,
De Camp, Harrison Of Brunswick. Maclin OF
Brunswick, Moucure of Caroline, Wood, Sgd
nor. Maclin of Greenesville, Allen, Hietl, Bas
sell Arnett Mcdaniel, Shepard, Coleman, Tan
zey' Gus;in, Butt, PITTS, Boswell, Hiner, Fair.
fax Wootton, Harrison OF Prince William, Golf,
Paxton, Martz piuman, Sibert Hargrave, Nj,
choson, Burdett, Boyers, Massey, Harvey aud
Collins-4l.
FoR J. Y. MAsoN-Messrs. Boisseau, Jones,
Vaughan, Major, Booth and Rives-6.
For S. WATrs-Messrs. Kilby and Grifhn-2.
FuR w. B. PREsToN-Mr Cawper-l.
For GEO. w. SuMMERs-Mr Finney-l.
JOINT VoTE Whole number l6l; necessary
10 choice 81. For J. B. Floyd 90; for u. w.
Thompson 55 scattering III.
So JOHN B. FLOYD was declared duly elected
Governor OF Virginia for three years from Jahu-
airy lst l649.
ELECTION oP PUBLIC PRINTER.
On motion of Mr.. MAYO, The House took up
the joint order, having for its object the election
of Public Printer.
Mr.. MAYO nominated Samuel Shepherd,
ESQ.,. the present incumbent. No other nomina.
lion having been made in either House, The roll
was called, and resulted: For Samuel Shepherd
SO; Tor B. NJ. De Wit Ia. The following gen
tlemen voted for MIR. De Witt: Messrs. Mock,
Boisseau, Powell, Cheaham, Claiborne, FeIgu-
son, Mcdaniel, Berne, Hiner Rlves, b. Z. iaf-
rison Putnam, Hararave and Nicholson.
Jolsr VoTE : Whole number 1872; necessary
10 choice 81. For Samuel Shepherd III;
scattering Is.
So Samuel Shepherd was elected Public PrIu-
ter Tor one year. :.
Mr.. COWPER presented a memorial OF Off
GERS OF Company F., Virginia Volunteers re-
Gently engaged in the war with Mexico.
On motion OF Mr.. SIBERT, the House ad-
journed.
RI, is doing bu, Justice 10 Judge VIM. Daniel TO
s,a.e. thathis name was brought forward IN con-
neclion with the post OF Governor without any
knowledge on his part. Judge ID. is mol IN The
civ. and those advocating him could give no
assurance that he would accept Of the office II
conferred upon him.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. l3.h, 1913.
SENATE.
The Speaker laid before the Senate, a conimu-
nica,ion from me Governor, enclosing The resls-
nation OF Genl. John C. Crump, which on mo
ZION OF Mr.. Rogers, was read and laid On Inc ia.
bic.
The resolution relative 10 the increase d The
Governors salary was agreed 10; and referred to
committee composed Of Messrs. lsbell, Cump
Sbacsletord, French and Tate.
Mr.. TYLER from he committee on General
Law, reported bill allowing Joseph Alcxan-
der. free man of color, 10 remain within Inc
1,.,,,nwa. N which nasset. Also the bill con-