Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

Murphy, Jacob, Johnston, snodgrass Camden, Wlnkle
Brown, Armstrong, Neeson, Hays, j. Smith, Carlisle
Bland McComas, Fisher, Ferguson, Summers, Price,
N Wm Smith, Benjamin HI. Smith Hoge, McCamant,
Chapman, Caperton, Floyd, NV Hopkins, Tate, Full
kerson Kilgore, Carter.-34.
>, FOR ALLEN observation-disclosures. S. Watts Petty.
[unis Bots Hill, Fuqua Garland southa Randolph
Janrey, Lionberger Faulkner Byrd.-l9
: For VIM w r. :DRNKARD.-Messrs. Arthur R. Smith
Ridley, Chambliss Mason, Burgess, Cox, Wallace
Ryes, Jones, R. G. Scott Bowden, McCandish, Flood
For $ DECATUR WnITTLE.-Messrs Moncure w.
Marin, Claiborne, Tredway Edmunds White,
Good S Potkins; Bocock, Worsham Shell, scoggn.
e., FoR CHARLES CHArN;-Messrs. Letcher Moore,
She1ey Stephenson j., Fultz, Kinney, Deneae, New
man, oamuels, Seymour Cook, Williams, Lucas Hun
ter, Stewart, Martin, Knote-l7.
FOR JAS. .. PoLLARD.-Messrs. NJ r H Garrett
James Smith NJ Garnett, Braxton, Conway, Douglas,
Morris, Halls
=, For JAS W SPALDING-Messrs. Finney. Meredith
Stanard, Davis, Straughan, Edwards, Snowden Chill,
tons. 80
For B. B. MINoR.-Messrs. Taylor, Lyons, F. w.
Scott, Blue
NO person having received majority of the votes
Mr. Minor, the lowest candidate was dropped under
the rule, and the roll was again called with the follow
ing result:
SECOND BALLoT-French 80; Magruder 20; w hittle
10; Drnkard 49, Chaplin III Pollard 7; Spading7.
Whole number of votes 1877; necessary to choice
ia. so there was no election.
Mr. BRAxToN withdrew the name of Mr. Pollard.
MIR. STANARD Withdrew that of COL Spalding
The roll called third time and the vote was as
follows:
THIRD BALLoT-French az; White 90; Magruder
u; Drinkard IL Chaplin IA.
Whole number OF votes 1885, necessary to choice
65-no election
Mr. Chaplin was dropped under the rule and the
name OF Mr.. Drinkard Withdrawn by his nomi-
nator.
FOURTH BAI1or-French 40; White As; Magru.
der 81
Whole number of votes 1885, necessary to choice
64-no election
MIR. Magruder, being now the lowest candidate was
dropped, and the fifth and last ballot resulted as follows:
For 5. D. WHlTTlE-Messrs. S. Watts, Petty, A. R.
SSmth, Taylor, ;Iuns, Ridley, Chambiss, Mason
Burgess, Cox, Wallace, Rives, Jones R. G. Scott Me,
fedth Lyons, slanard Bowden, McCandlish M, R. H.
5raxton, Conway, Douglas, Morris, Straughan Hall,
way Edmunds, Whiltle Goode, Purkins, Bocock :,
Worsham Flood Shell, TurnbulI, scoggin, Hill, Flu
BoMles Cooke, Barbour, Banks, Voolfolk, Jan n
r.. f. Scott, w. Waits, Fultz, Kenney, Newman, Sam,
uIels, Seymour, Cook, Williams, Faulkner Lucas,
Hunter, Sloan, Byrd, Blue-73.
, for RUfUS "A. observation-disclosures, Finney, Wise
Bolts, DAVIS, Beale, Williams Claiborne, Stuart j. H.
Hopkins Saunders Garland, Leake ]. A. Carter, Stro-
Tier Chiffon etcher Stephens on DeneaIe Lonberger
murphy, Stewart, Martin. Jacob Knote, Gally, John.
ston, Sn9dgrass, Camden, Van Wrinkle, Brown, rm-
strong, Wiley, Neeson, Hays, Jos. Smith, Carlisle
Bland, McComds Fisher Ferguson, Summors. Price.
VIM Smith, Benz. FL Smith, Hoge, McCamant, Chap
man. Capertqn, Floyd, G. w. Hopkins, Tate, Fulker-
son, Klgore, D. Carter.-54
So STEPHEN DECATUR WHITE was declared to be
duly elected Secretary ofthe Convention, and the Presi-
dent requested Mr.. Moncure to in form him of the
fact.
Mr. BANKS moved resolution that the Convention
meet at II CLOCK each day until otherw Use ordered
Different suggestions made by several mem
oers as to the proper hour of meeting and the resolu
tion was finally laid on the table
On motion OF MI CLAIBORNE the Convention ad-
journed until to- morrow ten O'Clock.