The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14
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~ I,oudouu. Mr.. HEAD cIhIineu 10 pc i""y
able 10 represent Loudoun on this noor;
Mr.. HEAD spoke OF the amount OF taxes paid
into the Treasury by the county OF Lou
doup. and OF their solid position IN pay
sncnt of the public debt. Then be eulo-
uized. Jude Ball for bis fairness, learning.
and accountability to the people he had served
for several years.
Mr.. Cross replied to Mr.. HEAD, and de-
clared that Nansemond, whether she be
poor or rich. pays her taxes as promptly as
I,oudoun. Whether she raises Conestoga
horses or peanuts Is out OF The question.
She doesn't raise many "Funders," but lie
would soon help 10 raze one from the bench.
Mr.. HEAD continued his speech, compar-
ing the taxable values OF Doudoun win
those Of Nausemond, and again spoke OF
the "impudence OF Mr.. CROSS in repre-
senting Loudoup.
Mr.. Cross said that in Nansemond they
raised something besides peanuts. In the
war she sent more soldiers TO the army than
she had voters. He would challenger conf
parison OF Nansemond with LOudoun. lie
claimed here only the privileges that were
Justly his, and he had not one word OF
apology to offer for presenting the name OF
Mr.. McCabe. Gentlemen on the other side
had nominated judges for counties repre-
scented by Roadiusters; he had done no
more. It was his right.
Mr.. HEAD declared that he felt mortified
that Loudoun "h1d become the tail OF the
Nansemond kite"
The SPEAKER laid before the House reso-
luton posiponing the joint order until l2:l5
tomorrow. The House rejected the reso-
luton on division.
Mr.. WICKHAM demanded a recorded vote.
Ordered. Result-ayes. So; noes, AZ.
The Debt. Payers voted "Aye": Read
iusters "No." 50 the House for the sec
ond time refused to agree to a postpone
ment Of the joint order.
Mr.. FARR seconded the nomination oil Mr.
McCabe, and entered his earnest protest
against the position OF certain gentlemen on
the other side setting themselves up as
critics and arrogating to themselves all tue
honor and honesty. Mr.. FAIR said he knew
OF no promises Mr.. McCabe had given !;
that he (McCabe) was an original Read.
Iuster. while Judge Ball, who had submitted
his name and papers TO the Roadiuster eau
Gus. is now running against its nominee.
Now. where is the honor and honesty! Mr..
FAIR. however, disclaimed any reflection
upon the character Of Judge Ball.
Mr.. HEAD, by unanimous consent, was
allowed to occupy the floor again and eX-
plain his position. lie disclalmed any WISH
TO be offensive to any one.
The following was communicated 10 tue
House by Mr.. DAVIS (colcred):
ReSolUed Qhe House OF Delegates con-
curring). That the Joint order Tor the eiec-
ton OF county and corporation Judges De
postponed so far as II applies to the cOlih-
tIes OF Mecklenburg, Franklin, HalllaN,
Northumberland and Lancaster, and Prince
George and Surry. until the nth January
$780, subsequently adopted
For Judge OF the county OF Nansemond
Mr.. CROSS nominated Thomas j. hlIOy.
fTbe name OF Judge Riddick was placed
before The Senate and the House informed
AZ usual. The Conservatives voted Tor
him. -.
For Judge OF the county OF New hent
Mr.. Frazier nominated Telemachus Taylor.
Mr.. HANGER nominated Judge Isaac II.
Christian.
The House adopted the Senate resolution
postponing the election Of judges Tor NOT
tOway and some other counties.
For Judge OF Norfolk county Mr.. PAIGE
(coloredJ nominated Edward Spaulding.
IIThe name of Judge Waits came into Inc
House by message from the Senate, and the
Conservatives voted for him..
Mr.. YAGRR nominated for Judge OF rage
county James +. Stewart, the present IN
cumbent.
All the Roadiuster candidates were elect
ed.
Adjourned.