The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23


: s'qyed from The results OF the war.
lie referred TO General Early as being
2 bitter partisan, and to the chagrin of III
Funder~ who have been defeated. and sal,
| that the hard Of Claiborne Is more harm
Tess than the venomous scorpion in th
bosom OF defeated FunGers. II Genera
Early was candidate for the judgesbip
! and hi. fS:oyalpsl side was the inve,tigatin!
party, he had no doubt graver charge,
might be brought. IL might be far ease
to defend Mr.. Claiborne than t. take ava,
the reproach OF Hagar with her iavorIt,
Tshmael wandering over the soil OF Vrgi
, nia, having
THE sCoRS OF MEN IL HIS FACE,
bIt he would make no unpleasant illusions
He regarded General Early as a misan.
thrope, and thought that the Funders were
following suit. General Early reminded
him of the Greek cyDic who wandered
about with lantern looking for an honest
man. The Funders are like him In their
efforts TO obstruct business.
Mr. Siovall next referred TO General
Early's connection with the Louisiana Lot
tery Company, and said his (Eary'S) name
had been hired or sold, or probably lent
he didn't know which--tO that scheme /;
that the Postmas ter-General had forbid the
Use Of the mails for the transmission Of the
lottery cOmpany's matter, and he thought
that evidence was about Is good as the eyi-
Gcnce OF Alr. Raum, from Washington. lie
also spoke OF Mr.. Raum as having prOsti-
tuted his Office TO the base end OF carrying
the election against the will OF the people.
Mr.. DANIELS REJOINDER.
Mr.. DANIEL replied to Mr.. SToyALL, de-
| ~ ~ 4 Il 70 hat lfr
STovALL had said with reference 20 General
Early and the Louisiana lottery.
Mr.. Daniel spoke at considerable length
in reply TO Mr. Stoval's remarks. He
thought Mr.. StOval surely had forgot him.
self to-day in the heat OF debate and the
enthusiasm OF his friendship for his new
political party. In the earnCs;ness and
warmth OF his feelings he had said things
about an honorable. brave, venerable, and
! true Virginia soldier which he should not
! have SaId-ODe whom be should be proud
to honOr-and every man who bore Con-
federate lllg or wore the gray would gladly
throw the veil OF charity over his every
/ frailtv, and more so because he was true 10
the lost cause, more sacred because 1t was
lost. And a man more venerable and WOr-
! thy because be never flinched from defend
/ ing them Qhc sOldicrs) from vltupcratlon
and partisan rancOr wherever the iayelin
poisoned by party spleen was thrown. APP
/ plause.I
/ Mr.. SrOyALL OF Henry rerlied.
Mr.. FuLKERsON, at I:2O p. ~, demanded
/ ;he pending question. Ordered.
! The pending question was on Mr. SMITHS
substitute, which was rejected by The I0l-
! lowing vote:
AYEs.-Mc-srs. atkinson, Daniel. Henry Lowell,
Matthew, Hiddcb, rgcr. Smith OF Nelson Snilh OF
/ Alexandra. and Thurman-9.
( NOES -.AIe-srs. Bhss. Cannon. Davis. Elliott. E-k-
ridge. French, Fulkerson, Hale, Jane k9i9cr'
/ Si0ydll Of Henry Williams, and Wood-lS.
Mr. WooD asked leave to withdraw his
/ resolution.
! Mr. DANIEL objected.
| Mr.. THURMAN presented substitute
viz. to postpone Franklin 10 the I'd OF Feb
ruary.
Mr.. PAUL demanded the previous ques-
ton.
| Ordered.
Mr. THURMAN's motion was defeated
ayes, 10; noes, 10.
Mr.. WooDs resolution was rejected by
the following vote:
! AYEs.-Messrs. Atkinson. Daniel Fulkcrson,
Henry. Lowell, Matthew, Riddlebe ger Sn,th OF Ne,'
! son. Smith of Alexandria, Thurman, ana cOo-i
| NOES.-Mcssrs Bss, BOush, Cannon, Davis, FL
lott. Eskiidge FIRE." CHI Ilae. James, hoiner Leece;
! Norton. Paul. Rawle5. Stoyal OF baDiiA- StOFaH
Of Henry. Walker, and William -lS.
The vote was then taken and Mr. Clal-
/ borne was elected.
! Mr. DANIEL, at 4:j0, moved to postpone
! the Joint order until tomorrow at L. NJ.
| Lost-ayes, 6 noes, Is.
For Judge OF Halifax Mr.. STOvALL OF
HaIifqX nominated L. w. Armislead.
Mr.. DANIEL nominated Judge L. K.
! Barksdale.
Mr.. SMITH OF Alexandra, at 6 p. NJ,
moved to postpone the joint order until to-
morrow. LCst-ayeS, 8; noes, Is.
! Mr. DANIEL moved to adjourn.
Mr.. FULKERsON demanded the ayes and
noes.
| Ordered.
! The Senate refused TO adjourn.
! Mr. DANIEL moved at G:l0 that the chair
| be vacated for fifteen minutes. Lost.
| Mr.. MATTHEW moved that the chair be
vacated for thirty minutes. Lost.
! Mr.. HURT moved TO adjourn. Ayes, 81;
noes, lG-nO quorum.
| Nr. HALE moved 10 call the ab>entecs.
The roll was called, Il quorum was found
plesent, aud lie Senate refused to adjourn.
ayes, 3; noes, %.
! Just before : O'Clock vote was reached,
and llr ArmiSlead was elected.
All O'Clock Mr.. ATKINSON presented a
/ Joint resolution 10 p-s -stponc the JOINT order
until Friday at 12:30P. Nj. Reiecled-ayes,
t; noes, II.
For Judge Of Henry Mr.. STOvALL nomi-
mated Henry NJ. Ford.
Dir. DANIEL nominated Judge Samuel D.
Mullins.
Dir. Ford was elected.
For King and Queen Mr.. CANNON nomi-
mated John d. Foster.
Mr.. DANIEL nominated Judge j. II. {.
Jones.
| OIr Foster was elected.
Shortly before O'Clock Mr.. FREHcH pre-
SeDted joint resolution poslponlng the
] Joint order until tomorrow. Agreed 10.
Adjourned at O'Clock.
House of Delegates.
In tbc House of Delegates yesterday Mr..
Lady offered Il resolution Tor the appoint
ment Of a committee Of nine "io inyeSii-
cate all the officers 81 this Commonwealth,
especially the judicial, and that they report
liYon their characters" &c., &c.
! Mr.. PAYNE said il The resolution included
an investigation Of the history and private
character OF The members Of she General
Assembly Ire would vote for II.
The Joint order was here announced by
the Speaker-Nr. Witt.
FRANKLIN JCDGESlNP.
Mr. Lyons offered the following;
Whereas the name OF Thomas L. Clai'
borne IS in nomination before the General
Assembly OF Virginia for Judge of the Coun'
ty Court OF Franklin county and whereas
grave charges have been brought upon Tie
door OF both houses OF the General Assem-
bly against the character Of the said Ctff-
borne,