Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-13


ME- geeTf Of T.. Feasste hsi TO was ID favour al q
Cohpfomss when did not involve 4 Surrender our
part; ana II gentlemen the other side would say as
much, he would vote Tor the committee; otherwise he
could not. He had hung with expectation upon every
gather some hope OF satisfactory settlement
,, Mf bEALE made an inquiry, in answer to which the
PRESIDENT stated that the question on the report Of the
whole.
, Mr. SUMMERS, in response to the remarks of Mr..
scott would say this, that he stood ready to eompro-
mise on lar terms, but not to surrender He could
not say more.
The vote was taken the adoption OF Mr.. stanard's
amendment and was rejected as follows:
:, AYES :, Messrs Banks, Barbour, Beae, Bocock,
Edmuna Fooj F1aas Chambss Davis Douglas
Hall Hl lanney, Jasper, Jones, Leake, Lynch, Ly,
ons, Meredith Ridley, Rives, Scoegin Scott of Caro-
s ne Se a o. Fanqr1er Scott of Richmond City, She'll
ard, Strother. 1'unis, TurnbuI, Watts Of Norfolk
County, and Whittle-4o. Gus u -''''''>
i, NoE s Mason, lPresident) Armstrong, Ar
r {ul Bsnd BSe Bolts Bowden Camden CaPsron
man CmI!on Claiborne: Deneale Faulkner. Ferguson,
fmney, Fisher, FLOYD, Fuikerson, Fultz Galv Gar
i9nd Hays Hoge, Hopkins, Jacob, johnson, Kenney,
MM9Core hno,e 6Letcher Lyon Lucas McCaman
McCanaish, NlcComas Martin of Marshall Martin of
henfy' Mlller, Moore, Norris Murphy, Neeson, Ran
dolph' Saunders, Seymour, Shelley, Sloan. Smith of
Asanawha, SmIth OF Jackson, snodgrass Stephenson,
X,
Summers, Tate, TAYLOR. Trigg, Van Wrinkle, Wal
lace, White, Wiley, Williams Of SHENANDOAH. Wing
field, Wise, and Wysor-7O us
WI. bRAxroN could see no possible good to result
i,ohi 'his commute lie thought they had better put
inc question: to the vote and see whether the East was
beaten or not IT it was, he was prepared to submit,
without the iormalty Of committee. He therefore
moved the indefinite postponemant of the resolution.
ne vote was taken on this motion, and it was re-
jected as fol ows
:, AyEs-Messrs Mason. tPresidentJ Banks, Barbour,
Beaie' Bocoek Bowles, Braxton. Burgess, Chamblss,
Davis, Douglas. Edmunds, Flood, Fuqua, NJ. r. Fl.
Garnett, Goode, Hall, Hill, Jasper, Jones. Leake,
Lynch, Lyons, Meredith Ridley. Rives, Scogsn Scott
C Ct Ca spd Scott Of Fanquer Scott of Richmond
ard, Turnbull, Wallace W. ats of Norfolk County,
Whittle and Woofolk-39. 0''A'''
y NoEsrMessrs Armstrong, Arthur, Bland, Blue,
Bolts, Bowden, Camden, Caperton, Garlic, Garter of
Russell Carter of Loudoun, Chapman Claiborne, De
neaie, Faulkner, Ferguson, Finney, Fisher Floyd, Full
kerson, Fultz, Galy, Garland, Hays, Hoge, HOPKINS,
is sobsr 'iaoey Johnson kenney KOTe
Comas, Martin of Marshall, Martin of Henry, Miller,
Moore, Morris, Murphey, Neeson, Randolph Sam,
ders,, Seymour, Shelley, Sloan, Smith of Kanawha,
smith OF Jackson, Snodgrass, Snowden, Stephenson,
Stewart OF Morgan Sraughan, Strother Stuart of Pa
trick, Summers, Tate, Taylor, Trigg, Van Wrinkle,
White, Wiley Williams OF Shenandoah, Wingfied,
Wise, and Wysor-7O.
Mr.. BANKS moved to strike out of the resolution the
words "by ballot" and insert "by vote of this body
taken UiUG U0ce."
Mr.. CLAIBORNE would seom to give any vote which
ne was unwilling the public should know. Therefore,
although he had heretofore voted against propositions
intended to embaass the resolution he should vote for
this amendment.
The vote taken and the amendment was adopted
by strict mixed basis and white basis vote save that
Messrs. Bolts, Chiffon, Hopkins and Saunders voted
with the West in the negative-ayes 81, noes So
MIR. STANARD said in explanation Of The vote he was
about to give on the resolution itself that he thought
committee of the whole body could better devise com
promise than any select committee
The vote taken the adoption of the resolution
and it was agreed to follows:
AYEs-Messrs Arthur, Bland Blue Bolts, Bowden.
Camden. Caperton, Garlic, Garter OF Russell, Carer
OF Loudoun, Chapman, Chiffon, Claiborne. Deneale,
Faulkner Ferguson, Finney Fisher Floyd, Fukerson,
E dh Gay Garland Hays, H!l!, Hogs, Hopkins ia
!!igon, Lucas, McCamant, McCandlish, McComas
Martin of Marshall, Martin of Henry, Miller, Moore
Morris, Murphy; Neeson, Randolph. Saunders, sey-
mour, Sheffey, Sloan, Smith of kanawha Smith of
Jackson sncdgrass snowden, Stephenson, Stewart Of
Morgan, Straughan, Strother Stuart of Patrick Sum
ms,s, Tate, Taylor Trigg, Tuns, Van Wrinkle, White,
Wiley, Williams of Shenandoah Wingfeld. Wise,
NoEs-.,Messrs. Mason GPresident,l Banks, Barbour,
Beale, Bocock, Bowles, Braxton, Chambliss Davis,
Douglas :, E I'd Flood, Fuqua M R. H Garnett
Meredith, Ridley, Rives, Scoggin Scott OF Caroine,
Scott of Fauquier, Scott OF Richmond City, Shell
Smith of Norfolk County, Southal, Stanard Turn
bull Wallace, Watts OF Norfolk County White, and
Woolfok-37.
The PRESIDENT appointed Messrs SHEFFEY and GAR
LAND to assist the Secretary in taking the vote for
bers of the select committee As each members name
called he voted raca uoce for eight gentlemen four
from the East and four from the West.
BALLOT
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number OF votes 104; necessary to choice S.
Summers So; Martin OF H. 70; Wmeield ST. Sey-
Candlsh 50; Lucas 90; Edmunts 49, johnson %; jan
ney "A; Miller 20; Hunter 10; Goode II; K. f. Scott
y; Waits Of r. II; Moore l6; Kenney l6; Mason 49,
Beale IL; Shelley 10; Ietcher 0-the rest scattering
So MI. SUMMERS, and Mr.. MARTIN OF Henry, were
declared to be elected.
SECOND BALLOT.
The first ballot having occupied great deal of time
the second was taken by The senographic reporters,
each member voting tor two members OF the committee,
one from the East and one from the West.
Whole No. OF votes 9o necessary to a choice 49,
Wingheld So; Lucas 49, We could not procure the
of this voe.l
So Mr.. WINsFIELD and Mr.. LUCAS were declared to
be elected.
The third ballot resulted follows, each member
voting for two. Whole number votes a. necessary to
a choice 4S.
Finney 81; Caperton 46; Seymour II; Goode II;
Miller S; Edmunds 6; the rest scattering
So MIR. FINNEY was declared to be elected.
FOURTH BALLOT.
On the fourth ballot each member voted for three
members to constitute in part the Select Committee, one
from the East and two from the West. Whole number
OF votes 81; necessary to a choice 46.
Caperon e.; Chiffon Sc; Letcher 49; Seymour "a;
Edmunds 10; Miller I; the rest scattering.
So Messrs. CAPERToN, Chiffon and LETcHER were
declared elected
Whole Committee. From the West, Messrs Sum-
mers, Lucas. Caperton and Letcher; from the East
Messrs Martin OF H. WinQfeld, Finney and Chiffon
Mr.. HUNTER moved that when the Convention ad-
ourns, it will adjourn to meet at IL o'clock Tomorrow
Tuesday, Adjourned.
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