The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

Elizabeth City, and York, and tho Cover
nor of the Commonwealth shall commu'
nicatc this resolution forthwith to the
President of tho United States"
Upon this some discussion arose, during
which il was evident that the Republican
members were opposed to sending the mill.
tary to enforce the laws among the colesed
people. The resolutions we're adopted.
BILLS, ETC, REPORTED.
From the Committee On Immigration
Bill to amend and reenact an act to protect
immigrants. On calendar.
From the Committee on Resolutions
Joint resolution in relation to military in
reference in the municipal affairs OF Rich
mond. Recommitted to committee ana
reported back with additional Veroai
amendments. On calendar.
From the Committee on Finance.-Jolnt
resolution on the subject Of repudiat on
The report concludes with the following /:
lst. That this General Assembly will pass
no such acts of reputation either IN whole
or in part. I'd. That such legislation
would be no less destructive of our future
prosperity than of our credit, our integrity,
and our honor.
ELECTION OF CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The election of circuit judges being next
in order, the election was entered into.
Mr.. BURGESS nominated General George
Blow, Jr., of Norfolk, for the first circuit.
There being no other candidate in noml-
nation, the roll was called, and the vote re.
suited Blow, 96; Henry M. Bowden, Of
Norfolk, ].
The Joint vote resulted: Whole number
of votes, 1922 Blow, 13l Bowden, /.
Mr.. FRETz nominated Judge s. S. Welsh
ger for Judge of the second judicial cir
cult.
Mr.. BOILING seconded the nomination.
The vote resulted: Weisiger, "a G. F.
Doggett, Of Petersburg, 4.
Joint vote: Whole number of votes, l2l !;
Weisiger, III; Doggett, q.
Mr.. Moss nominated Mr.. Asa D. Dickin-
son for the third circuit.
Mr.. JACKSON seconded the nomination.
Mr.. PERKINS nominated Mr.. W. F. b.
cock, of Buckingham, who, although he
was one of "the able old Dimikrats,"
would do justice to oil men.
The vote resulted Dickinson, s. n. F.
Bocock, of Buckingham, ! !; T. P. Jackson,
of Prince Edward, l. E. r. Chambers, of
Mecklenburg, l..
Joint vote +: Whole number of votes, III ;
Dickinson, ll3; Bocock, 6; scattering, 2.
Mr.. FULTON nominated Hon. W. NJ.
Tredway, of Pittsvlvania, for the fourth
circuit.
Mr.. THOMAS seconded the nomination.
The vote resulted Tredway, So.
Joint vote Whole number of votes, II 5 ;
Tredway, H. George Tucker, !.
Mr. THURMAN nominated Judge G. A.
Wingfcld. of Bedford county, for the fifth
judicial circuit.
Mr.. HENsLEY seconded the nomination.
The vote resulted: Wingfeld, SO.
The Joint vote resulted Whole number
of votes, 1l2; Wingfeld, ll2.
Mr.. McCAULL here moved to postpone the
execution of the joint order until to-mor-
row at Ii o'clock. Carried.
The Senate having refused to concur, the
election was proceeded with.
Mr.. STRoTHER nominated Hon. Henry
Shackelford for the sixth circuit.
Mr.. WHITE nominated Mr.. W. F. Worth
ington, of Albemarle county.
Mr.. McCRACEES seconded the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Shackelford, and hoped MIR.
White would withdraw his nomination.
Mr.. WHITE did so.
The Joint vote resulted Whole number
of votes cast, lls; Shackelford, rs.
Mr.. McCArLL again moved that the fur
Their execution of the joint order be post
poned until tomorrow at half-past o'clock.
Carried.
Adjourned until o'clock tomorrow, q
resolution having been adopted to that ef-
feet.