The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

Mace OF George Washington cooA, ,'',susu,
Mr. Nowrox nominated James t' Fieids
fcolored), OF Hampton. :,
Mr.. HANGER nominated a. ID. |o''re"' OF
YIenrico, the former Incumbent
Fields was elected by party vote.
prpLrc.scHooL TEACHERS.
n. o,,.r NJ MFR. DANDRTDoE il wo',
RESOLVED. That the superintendent Of
an u. NJ his earliest convenience, to
,nform The House OF Delegates how much
m,onev is due by the State to the public free
school teachers OF each county and corpo-
ration ration ON warrants issued prior to the 9Th
lay Of March, 1879.
ARLINGTON TURNPIKE.
I'm motion OF Mr.. MUsHBAcH, the rules
wora suspended, aud he was allowed to
n,sce mon the calendar bill requiring the
httorney-G General 10 institute the necessary
proceedings in the proper court to ascer-
,,in whether the charter OF the Arlington
TURNPIKE Cor, pany has been forfeited. and
n reneal a Joint resolution upon the same
subiect, approved March 20. 1879.
NELSON VS.. GREGORY.
The conte,ted-electi0n case OF NELSON
ne. GREGORY came up as unfinished busi-
ness. and Mr.. GREGORY tbe contestee) re-
sumed the floor and spoke until 1890, when
The Joint order was announced.
ELECTION OF COUNTY JUDGES.
| Northampton Mr.. BELL nominated
Jndre Hamilton s. Neale. Seconded by
MIR. Downs. Elected without opposition.
AT 2:l0. the Senate being engaged III
discussion OF the Pittsylvanla case, the
House ordered that the chair be vacated for
one hour.
| At3:l0 the SPEAKER resumed the chair.
A message was received from the Senate
by Mr.. FULKgRsOY, who informed the
House that the Senate had agreed 10 the
following
Resolved Qhe House OF Delegates con-
cur,ing), That the joint order for the cleo
ton OF county and corporation Judges, as
far as il applies to the counties OF Franklin,
Halifax, Mecklenburg. Patrick, Prince WI.
liam, and Spotsyvania. be postponed tllI
Tuesday, January 20, 1850.
Mfr. AKERs moved TO strike out Patrick.
Mr.. HANGER moved to lay the resolution
on the table. No quorum voting.
MIR. FINNEY moved that the House adj
journ. Reiected-no quorum voting.
The motion OF Mr.. HANGER was rejected.
Mr.. AKERs's amendment was rejected.
The Senate resolution was agreed to-
Piitsyvanla: Mr.. FINNEY IN a very good
speech nominated Judge j. ID. Coles. Mr..
FRAZIER nominated Horatio Davis.
Mr.. WILKINSON spoke in favor OF Judge
Coles, and read as part OF his argument the
letters embraced in Senator HURTS protest.
Mr.. WATSON also spoke in favor OF Judge
Coles. The entire delegation in the House
protested against the election Of Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis was elected.
Rappahannock Mir. FAIR nominated
James F. Strother; seconded by Mr.. GID-
son. He received all the vote, cast.
southampton: Mr.. Cross nominated +.
C.. Barrett.
Mr.. HANGER nominated Judge j. W. Ur-
Quhart; seconded by Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE,
who presented petition signed by three
fourihs Of the Rcadjusters OF the county, in
Guiding Mr.. Barrett, the Readiuster nomi-
nee"
Mr. Barrett was elected.
The committee appointed to count the
vote, reported all the Readiustcr candidates
elected.
The SPEAKER. however, upon eXamina-
ton OF the figures, stated that Mr.. Bri>tow
was not elected. There was no election OF
Judge for MiddleSeX aud Mathews.
GThe vote in this case was taken Friday
| The Debt-Paycrs, wishing to gain time in
the PittSylvania case. refused to vote. All
the ReadjusterS voted for Mr.. Bristow, but
there was not a quorum. y new election
will have 10 be held
Adjourned at 2. NJ. to meet at II a. NJ.
Monday.