Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

, Mr. VOOLFOLK sustained the eiaims VI W. T;ycnia
;n.rv fied He congratulated the State OIL 'i'so or
GU h gro,t number of great men at this Time IN hIi ~
an, 10 Judge from the nomination speeches. MAGE nm
Tn Underwater is true, has received oul ne from the
tronigc, but she mas 'ceeiea ''' "
General Government ., co,s,.ood e Wal
VI e Uenrico-a farmer well acquainted WIN inc 80
drop VI ,s here and entirely qualified Tor the oihce
IL was industrious, a!fnble and ineIscn'. sc,obls
AZ voSs endorsed Mr. Waldrop as very e. ~
. ho would perform the duties 10 the Satisfaction
The Convention. , n; roouI,.
~ Tbe roll was called, with the following result:
i''S ' r,vsr NAH OF FOR FIRST DooRK EErEn ..,,. 80
rr, sS. Wallace, Bowden, Ira Williams
her Moore ShcFey, Stephenson Fuiiz, heh Wiis
nea Newman Lionberser samues o"oh svrd Ferguson
Faulkner Lucas Murphy Sewn,' Chan Chairman, PendIeou
fieyu Tuossssos-Messs Chanlbss, Co.. Bcai', hu
wards r Martin ay 1oh Wiy Nse5n HAYS Car
~, ;a" rand McComas Fisher, VIM. Smith, and ~ 'a''e
roa s. GArEMessrs Mason e. R PnnSyM Mt;
ma'', p II Garrett J. Smith, VI. Grnett braXlot Ion
ras pouglns Straughan Hail. Snowden Flood Ey"
L 'Scot Seymour, Hunter, knor, JOS. ""i1'"' ~
Hoar Cnpcrton and Fnlkerson.2l MT. LANAI. >,o
IN 7 H. Axcm- Messrs Burgess, kiyes' 1oies p "a,
,,rne Tredway, Edmunts Whue, Goode' Ghanor'''
kins, Worsham Shell, TURNOUT ocoss"' t''"''
Ems rs anu 4 TrnssR-Messrs Bocock, HILL Fu4ua, Gar
.nd souha, Randolph, Leake, BowFs, and COCK y,
Ens : w YAGER-Messrs. Moncute, baiooni' ba'iA'
"oo!os' :: W,,npopSlessrs Robert G. Scott, Lyons
Davis F. w Scott, Morris and J. A. Carierco ,.,.,r
| Eop w ~. GRAY--Nessrs. stuart, Nihsieui '''
| Saunders and Kigorc-5. -, d.. c,,orl
Fon c. w. Ii. TyLER--Alcssrs Meredi'N oo''s' 'a'"''
and Vim. Martini. .;..e,
MnsaTs Turner, Thomasson and Waldrop were with
NAV" SECOND BALLOT FOR FIRST DooRKEEPER.
Eop c; d. FlsHER-1lessrs Cox, Wallace Mefenui
I rons Stanard Bowden Edwards, Snowden i'm Williams
Claiborne Hill Wingfeld, Southall Randolph, Lyon
Cooke Letchcr Moore, Shelley, Stephenson, Jr, tnltz
Kcnrey. Denealc Newman, Lionbergcr, Samuels, Cook
s. C. Williams Faulkner, Lucas, Murphy, Hunte'
Stewart Sloan Byrd, Blue Johnson. Camden van Mmae
Armstrong, Curlile, Fisher. Ferguson, Price, william
Smith BENJAMIN H. Smith, McCamant, Chapman Pende
@ ton! Floyd Geo. '" Hopkins '''F' A'S''' ''N -
Fan Epw,ap S GAYLE Mcssrs. John Y. Mason, (pre
sidcntl Finney Wise, s. Watts. Petty Arthur K. Smith
Tvior Tunis Ridley Burgess, X. G. Scott, Bolts, DAVIS
McCandsI, NJ. r. II. Garnctt, james Smith, Mlseo'
Garnett, Francis w. Scott, BraSton, Conway Douglas
Bocock, Flood Fuqua, Fl. l.. Hopkins, Lynch, Leake
Bowles Seymour j. r. Martin Jacob Knote, Galy, Snod
orass Brown Wiley. Necson, Hays JOS Smith, Bland
McComas Summers n'ae CapsTlon ana FuiSerson BIZ,
Tredway Edmunds, Whitlle Goode, Chambers, Pnrklns
Worshan, Shell Tnrnbmll scoggn and J A. Carier-5i =.
For C. L. YAaER--Messrs. Barbour, Bnnks Voolfolk
Jannoy, Robert l.. Scott, Strother and Chiffon.
For w. W. GRAy-Mr. Arthur.
Necessary 10 choice TO-
Air Yaper and Mr. Banch withdrawn
The third ballot stood-for Fisher %, for Gayle co.
So Daniel Fisher was declared duly elected First Door
keeper--and Mr. Deneao requested 10 notify him.
The Convention then proceeded 10 the election oil BE
Mr. Scott of Fauquier brought forward the Of Ell
lah Merchant of Fauqusr. He had merit industry an'
capacity for the office.
Mr fr,kE again put in nomination Isaac a. Turner
crhe State of Fuvanna" had never received an,
favor ~ , ,
hotter than one oorkeeper lie therefore moved that III
convention dispense with The "a dooreeper and thut tw'
pages be appointed in his stead Mr. W. gave his reasons
for the change.
The President construed the rules making I'd door
keeper part the Organization II was perfectly II
order 10 dispense with the ID coorkeeper. r, .-.
After some coversation between Messrs McsooE
and SnErrEy the latter 10 test the question: moved to pro
coed 10 the election of I'd doorAeeper.
Mr. CoSway agreed with Mr.. SnUrrE", that IL was regu
lar 10 proceed by motion to appoint Doorkeeper.
4 Messrs WISE and Blue thought the House had sub sfn
Ito agreed TO 90 the election and that was necessary
10 reconsider Mr. WISE appealed TO gentlemen 10 wthda"
all points of order, and 10 complete The oGanization
! Mr. WooLrolK withdrew his motion.
Mr.. McCASDLIsH again nominated MI Euward D. dayi'
'o' Ar I.' again nominated Mr. Geo W. H. Tyler
Richmond. ,,,
Mr. M,n7rs OF Marsh H. said the "Pan.handlc Of firs
na had hitherto been overlooked and he felt II the night
that section to receive This office. He nominated gentle
man. in every way quned for this or any ONCE aiter t
presdonf-Dayid Aacunc of Wheeling hardy son OF tht
Northwest. ,,
Mr. DA.ls TAR from dispensing WIN sccoh uooAc~P'
would he glad to see number of four doorkeepers II
the old House of Delegates BY way Of saving time he qs'
TO nominate ro though he could vote for only one Ill
noin nominated Mr. Waldrop and also John Carter Page
man Who as member OF Capt Bookor's Company had
in Canada sustained the honor Of old Virginia He asked
that some documents showing the military services and qua
Iifca,ions OF Mr. p. be read ,
Mr. BORIS felt impced record his testimony in behalf
of Mr. George Washington Tyler whom he knew to be ac
tive intelligent and ready to turn his hand 10 any service Of
! this Kind. . .- . =, /; =, ,
ifcnlions of Mr.. Maciana.
Mr. CLABoRSE owed il to the young gentleman md 10 me
Convention 10 bring forward Samuel H. Letter youth Of II
wears Of agc who had served The Legislature Us Page and
gi,cE great satisfaction
Mr. Ro G. Scorr sustained Mr.. Tylerirsi, because he
is We'll qualed second because he lives In Richmond and
Mr.. DAVIS said no was requested to withdraw Mr. Wal
drops name. ,.uo.