The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

DE- motion u .b.s ssnssor gag, xas IN
1 lie cHala decided SuIiasoroi Mr.ssnEn.
aaIr. HE,. MI appeasesls
The I fIfR was sustained.
Il Mfr. I3Ayisss motion to limit the speecnes
to Eve minutes was adopte d-the ave ana
noes being taken, on motion OF ME- ttEN-.
pY--~ayaes DO Hoesy 1lssassr@ 49,
4. Mr. MATHEW moved to reconsider tl,e
vote.
4 Mr.. LADY, nc this point, announced thas,
the names OF Asa Rogers aad 81. III. Dyson
were tue only names before the house sor
TIE Office OF Second Auditor.
The motion to reconsider was, the CsAIh
declared, lost. = ...i
Ar, sMgH Of Nelson demanded the ayes
and noes, aud the eallswas sustained.
Mr., MATTHEW sdiscsaimed any Intention
10 delay proceedings. he only asked the
privilege OF presenting tbe claims OF fhe
randidIes ne and his friends would noml-
nate for these off ces. He wanted 1t dis
fiDc,fy understood there was no purpose TO
delay the proceedings which had been
mapped out; he only wanted his rigntSs-
the right not to delay legislation, out simply
to express his views as to the candidates.
MIR. RIDDLEBEFGER said be was sorry tnaI
his friend from Loudoun had a speech 70
make that would take longer than I'VE
minutes. because be might be cut on. he
appealed to the Readjusters {caii lt gas-laW
or noD not to delay long these proceedings.
49, ha 81nl
esk at the hands OF the party Mr. RIDDLE.
anRGsp led: he only wanted his rights, and
his rights he meant to have. Heread from
the ;ri,.es to show that his was the right POI
sition. a. ,a.-... "a,
Mr.. DANIEL followed Mr.. MATTHEW, and
also read from the rules TO show that the
| position OF the Senator from ttoudoun was
| the correct one. He, like Mr. MATTHEW,
asked no fayofs at the hands OF the other
side. He might be in the minority, but the
senators COD peratiug with him represented
| the people OF this State as well as the ma
iority.
Mr. DANIEL said that he desired to bring
the record OF candidate who might De
brought forward to the attention OF the
Senate. II the charges are unfoundcd, he,
like q gentleman, proposed to Withdraw
them. He only wanted time to look into
these understanding, more. Mr. DANIEL
further said that II the motion to limit de.
bate was intended TO sneak certain ca1dl-
dates into office be meantto oppose 1t 10
every way possible; that there. were four.
t en- senators here who would 6libuster and
tilibuster until the majority yielded to what
they considered their rights The minority
upon this floor have rights as well as the ma
joriy, and they dare maintain them. j.,
The debate MAS prolonged. MI, DAVIS,
Nh. RIDDLEBERGER, and others taking part.
Shortly before 4. P. NJ. Mr.. PAuL de-
handed the pending question, which the
CHAIR decided was the motion to reconsider
the vote limiting debate to five minutes.
Mr.. HENRY took the ground that to adort
the motion to limit debate would be to break
up the joint order. ....
MIR. RIDDLEBERGER said that il Mr.. HENRY
and Mr.. DANIEL thought that the adoption OF
the motion would break up he joint order,
he would ask the Senator from Mecklen-
burg to withdraw the motion.
The CHAIR again stated the question.
Slr. DAVIS said if the CBAIR thought that
his motion would bre1K up the joint order
he would withdraw it.
The CHAIR Informed him that he couldn't
withdraw it.
Mr. PAUL demanded the pending ques-
ton. Sustained.
The motion TO reconsider Mr.. DAvIs's
motion limiting debate was agreed to by a
recorded yote-ayes, So; noes, 2.
Mr.. DAVIS now Withdrew his motion.
,n SECOND AUDITOR. .,
MIR. DAVIS nominated Mr.. Ell. Fl. DYSON,
Of the county OF Nottoway, for the office OF
Second Auditor. r."
Mr.. MATTHEW nominated General Asa
Rogers, the present incumbent. ..-t
Mr.. WALKER seconded the nomination or
Mr.. Dyson, and in the course OF his re-
marks spoke very handsomely OF General
Rogers but bis duty to his party and to
bis friends precIuded him from voting for
General Rogers and necessi'ated his voting
for Mr.. Dyson. 1t would give him one Of
the greatest pleasures Ut the world il he
could vote for General Rogers, and it would
have given him one OF tue greatest plea
sures of bis life to have voted for MI. Will
liam F. Taylor.
The Joint vote resulted:
For Mr. u,
Mr.. Dyson was declared elected.
Observation-Disclosures
For Treasurer Mr. SHERRAED nominated
Mr.. Corbin n. Reynolds, Of the county of
Botetourt.
Mr.. THURMAN nominated Hon. r. NJ. T.
Hunter.
At this point in the proceedings mes
sage was received from the House an
nouncing that that body bad postponed the
execution Of the joint order until to-mor-
row at 125 P. NJ.
The resolution was agreed to. -.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was called to order at 12
O'Clock by Speaker LACY. No prayer.
Under orders from the SPEAKER only a
very few persons other than me n1bers were
admitted to the floor, and thus much better
order than usual was maintained.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. EDMoNDs: Bill to authorize James
II. Fletcher to erect wharf on bis land,
on Pocomoke river, in The county OF Acco-
mac. -.s.. 49,. .....s.-
BY Mr.. DUKE: Bill to make valid and au-
thorize the reexecution OF a lost lease made
by the trustees OF The Presbyterian church
Of Scottsville. ,.'',-...'-,'-.r.
At 1890 the two houses proceeded with
the execution Of the Joint order. ~,
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.