The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-18
ing their children e the public schools q

aDE Gnefr cntiurrn TO the PUBIC hscn9ols ol
such cities earne up.
1. 81 DHffBAGff offered saf1 amendment at
lowing city people who own property in the
counties 20 send their iIdren 70 the public
schools of said counties. SIR. MusHBACH
freely ayowed that lie was opposed to the
bill, amended or uEamended.
81 AIR. WALKER Of Chesterfield, the patron
.oi the It'll, accepted the amendment.
Mr.. JORDAN moved to postpone until after
the Christmas holidays. ia 81
Mr.. WALKER Of Chesterfield and Dir.
FOWLER favored the bill. $1,000
Mr.. e. @. ROBINSON, General ANDERSON,
and other members, urged pcstponement.
The bill was pending when the hour OF
O'Clock arrived, and the House proceeded
to the election Of circuit judges. Z
CIRCUIT JUDGES ELECTED.
First Circuit: For Judge OF the First
circuit, Mr. w. Il. TALIArERRO placed IN
nomination the present incumbent, Judge
Blow. Seconding speeches were made by
Messrs. EDWARDS, HUNTER, and T.. G. Ro'
BINsoN. Judge Blow received ell the votes
cast in the House.
Second Circuit: Mr.. ATTKIssoN norli.
mated for reelection Judge S. s. We'siger.
Secondng speeches were made by Messrs.
BERNARD, HARRISON Of Sussex, and WALKER
OF Chesterfield. Judge Weisiger received
the solid vote OF the House and was elected.
Third Circuit !: Mr.. FIcKLIN nominated
for reelection Judge Asa D. Dickinson. Mr..
PoPuAM seconded the nomination, and in
doing so spoke omplimentarily OF Major
Willis j. Dance, who until one hour ago,
was the competitor OF Judge Dickinson.
Judge Dickinson received the unanimous
vote OF the House. l.ss
Fourth Circuit: Mr.. DYER nominated for
Judge OF this circuit (Judge Tredway de-
clining) Samuel e. Whittle, OF Henry. DIR.
WATSON nominated Bergman Green, OF
DanviIe. Mr. AMOS DIcKERsoN nominated
County.Judge Hugh Nelson, OF Franklin.
Mr. MCCABE, of Loudoun, seconded the
nomination OF Judge Nelson. So did Mr..
FOWLER, Of Washington. Mr.. WILKINSON.
Of Pittsylvania, pressed the claims OF Mr..
Green, and argued that it would be a great
convenience to the people Of the whole cir
cult to have the judge resident at Dapville.
Mr.. RAGLAND, OF Halifax, also spoke in
favor OF Mr.. Green.
Mr.. DICKERsoN, OF Russell, seconded the
nomination Of Mr. Whittle.
Mr.. DAVIS followed in a short speech en-
-dorsing Mr. Green.
The name of Colonel John E. Penn, OF
Patrick, was not presented, bis friends,
upon consultation, having concluded not to
do so.
The result Of the vote was as follows:
For Mr.. Green.-Messrs. Adams, Anderson. Att
s;9n Bernard Cos%Sn Cox Grachs S Ranc
Go otc, Gray Green, Hall, Hamilton Harvie, Healy,
Heake Henry M M,cSs 15dhan L9 Se4
c. c." kobnzon. Eyiand sEsiIHrne {. i. smith Spes
W We:e w. TayO W GsGTse Wtso
Whitacre; Wilkinson, Wingfeld' "itten' and
FOR Mr.. Me1son.-Messrs. Akers, Ashton, Bar
bour, Bland, Bocock, Brown, Burger, Burnbam.
j. K. Carter, Chase, Crank. Curlclt, Dickcrson,
Far: FaqntIeroy Fowler FulkeEson' Grayes' GrigT-
sconne f McHene Moct MO Nesoa
Southwark Starke, Stevens, front, Van Lear, j.
Walker, S. j. Il. White, 4. NJ. White, and Wright
For afr. Hhittle.-Messrs. Rolanan, Coghill, Da-
wilson, Dickenson. Dyer. Edmunds. Edwards, Hang
er. Hardesty, Johnston. McCaull. Moneure, OgleSby
j. Fl. Robinson, Sandige. Shrlver, Sykes, w. l. Ial-
iaferro, and W1tmer-19.
Mr.. Green, having received majority OF
the votes of the two houses, was declared
elected.
Fifth Circuit: Mr.. GRAVES nominated for
reelection Judge e. A. Wingield. MesSrs.
CoGHILL, OF Amherst. and STEVENS, or Mel
son. seconded the nomination. Judge Wing
field received all the votes cast.
Sixth Circuit: Mr.. BARBOUR announced
that the anticipated contest for the judge
ship OF this circuit would not occur, and
that Judge Henry Sbackelford would re-
ceive the undivided support of the mem.
bers from that circuit. Mr.. WALLACE Sc
conded the nomination. Judge ShackeI-
ford received all the votes cast.
At 3:15 Mr.. GRAVES offered a resolution
that the further execution OF the joint or
der be postponed until 123 O'Clock to-mor-
row wednesday,. Agreed to.
The House, having been notified that the
Senate concurred in the resolution, adj
ourne6