Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

and Taliicrro, who fully endorsed the no
rninat'on. M
Mr.. Segar placed the name Of John J an
ney in nomination. but subsequently, with
drew IL
No other person being put in nomina
ton, the roll was called with the lollowing
result:
FoR JosErm JonNsoN-Messrs. Hop
kns, tSpeaker,) Bowcock, Boisscau, Dill
lard Of A., McDearmon, McClintic, Gran
than, Hays, Wells. Power, Lewis Of b.
Wellmsn, Clarke, Buckner, Darlington o.
c., Jones, Barbour, Muse, Dcskins, Ed
wards of f., Brooks, Sydnor, Taliaferro
Guerrant, Carroll, Wilson, Fleming, Stump
Monroe, White, Lewis Of H., Boykin
Howser, Tomlin, Slemp, Ferguson, Pen
dleton, Newman, Boydston, Jcnney, Mon
tague, Harvey, Williams, Warman, Beirne
Edmundson, Butt, Campbell of n, Viii
lis, Boswell, Robertson, Kee, Cox, Cack.
ley, Fairfax. Flournoy, Harrison, Craig
Yancey, Pitman, Calvert, Campbell of S.
Crutchfeld, Wheaton,, billiard, Of S.
Johnson, Wheeler, Stovall, Horner, Jack
son, Boyd, Martz and Wiiten-73.
For G. w. SuMMERs.-Hessrs Finney
Carter, Damron. Imboden, Tompkins
Hammond, Darlington, Of B., Boiling
Hume, Callison, Duke, Gresham, Russell
Herman, Newsom, and Ditty-l6.
For JonN JANNEY.-AIessrs Massey O
A, Goodwin, Segar, Hall. Edwards o
L., Wright, Darlington Of L., Neal, Witch
err, Southall, Scott Of Pill.
For RoBT. Y. CoNRAD.-Messrs. Nc
Cue, Burwell, Speed, Wall, Welton, Jew
EFT and kilby--7.
FoR A. L. CArERToN-Mcssrs. Dun
lap, Patrick and Dorman-3.
For J. +. STRoruER-Mcssrs. Stuar
and Suttlc-2
FoR G. w. MUNFoRD-Messrs. Stubs
and Hcnderson-2.
For w. l.. GoGcIN-Mr. Dawson
For Il. Il. HARRIsoN-Mr. August
For s. Mcdowell MooRE-Mr. Pat
| tcrson-1.
Fer Jos. SEGAR-Mr. Cocke-1.
For Hull Catherine. Wilcock-l
For V. WITcHER-Mr. Morris-1.
For j. EaRLY-Mr. Forbes-1.
For c. w. RUssELL-Mr. Yerby-1
SO Joseph johnson was declared dull,
elected Governor Of this Commonwealth
from the expiration the term of office o
the present incumbent.
After the election, the Hall was compa
ratively deserted, members finding it ne
ccssary to seek rest and refreshment. n,
other business was therefore done excep
to read bills a second time by their titles
While this was in progress, Mr.. Buckne
moved that the House adjourn, the eiiec
of which if carried, would have been, tina
the afternoon session would not have beer
held, and the Compromise Resolutions o
Mr.. Scott, of course not considered, as la.
been previously determined upon by vot'
Of the House.
Upon this motion, Mr.. Patrick called
the ayes and noes which resulted as fol
lows:
AYEs-Messrs. Buckner, Taliafcrro
Guerrant, Willis.
NoEs-Messrs. Hopkins, Speaker,
Bowcock, Carter, Massey of A.; Boisscan
McDcarmor, Imbodcn, McCue, Burwell
Tompkins Hammond, Darlington of B..
Wells, Power, Forbes, Wellman, Clarke
Speed, Wilcox, Darlington of c., Jones'
Boiling, Goodwin, Segar, Dunlap, Des.
kins, Cooke, Sydnor, Pearls, Carroll, Cal.
ison, Stovall, Monroe, Lewis of III, and
d., Morris, Southall, Duke, Jewett, Pat
rick, Gresham, Darlington L., Newman,
Boydston, Montague, Harvey, Kilby ,Daw-
son, Stubs, Wheeler, VERIFY, Henderson,
Robertson, Cacklcy, Scott of p, Harrison,
August, Craig, Patterson, Martz, Yancey,
Pitman, Calvert, Campbell Of s., Crutch-
field, Suite, billiard, Of S., Witten, Hor-
ner, Dirty, Jackson and Boyd-7I.
So the House most emphatically mega
tivcd the proposition.
The House then continued the 1st and
Cd reading Of bills until the hour of rcces.
arrived.
Iotc IN lie Senate for Goceynor:
For JOSEPH JoHNsoN-Mcssrs. Dennis
(Speakcr,) Rives, Woods, Tribe, Horner
Garlic, Daniel, Darlington, Shackleford,
Opie, Tate, French, Deneale, Edmiston,
Cowen, Thompson of d., Catlet, Layne,
and Wcst-19.
For JOHN JANNEY-Messrs. Thompson
of A., Harvey and Crump-3.
FoR E. SNowDEN-Mr. Thomas.
For G. w. SUMMERs-Mr. Turner
JOINT VoTE-Whole number of votes
cast, ll6. Necessary to a choice, "a
Joseph Johnson received 92-scatterine
81.