The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-17
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80 Mr. FInney's moicn was rejected.
F1LIBUsTRIYG.

so FlLIBUSTiRING.
mere were numberof diIatory motion
pade by Mr.. Wilkinson In the midst
tner1 Mr. Wilkinson 10 rain iime) appeale
IN several times from the decision OF the Cbai
Of Al tbe motions were rejected and the Cha
tY !lr. WHY was sustained in its decisions
re ne H0nse more than once found itse
,n Wltnout q quorum, and count had TO b
.R had.
is Sometimes, when The Debi-Payers refuse
T. 10 'ote, Mr.. Frazier designsred those wh
y nad not voted and bad them counted in ih
r. ne2atlve under the rule Of the House.
For t5o houJs Mr.. Wilknson oonducte:
G tne blibuStering. then Mr.. Hager tool
some hand in il, and Mr.. Speaker resumed
the chair.
~. AZ hye minutes 10 the resnation oi
. Mr, -postpOning the destion Of
: luoges ior Nelson, Nottoway, anC Russell
=, was voted upon and adopted. A motion
10 reconsider vas made and rejected.
Sir. Frazier was directed TO communicate
ihe resolution TO the Senate r p. MI
MI. Wilkinson moved that the House do
now adjourn. Rejected
DINNER.
The Chair was vacated til 4 p. NJ. on
motion OF Mr. Frazier.
Alter recess the resOlutiOs OF The Senate
IN relation TO the order OF busness-post-
ponem mt Of election for several Counties
was communicated TO the House and agreed
20. Motion to reconsider rejected.
MIuGlcSeX and Mathews being the next
counties FOR which judge vas to be elected.
Mr. Norton nominated Lemuel BristCw.
DIT. Mu>bbach movcG call OF the
I llouSe-it seeming that there was no quo
rum present. ReiecteC-ayes, =; noes, Co
Il quorum.
/ The Ioll was c.lIed. The Debt.Pavcrs
ddnt vote and Bgis;ow received but ~
votes: no quorum.
Mr. Finuoy moved 70 aGioUrn. Rejected.
senator Paul informed the House thqt the
Scnalc hJd agreed 10 TIE House resolution
cileIcd by NT. Dickcnson. and about which
there was 50 mnch discussion before recess.
NJ MushbJch offered a joint resolution
proposing po,tponcmenI Of the further
execution Uf the JOINT order TIL January
i0ih. The pfndng question wa, called and /
ordered.
!hen Mr.. Wilkinson moved TO adjourn. |
Rclec'ed, ayes, 0; noes, IS. Messengers /
haVin" heen sent out to the hotels to bring |
IN the members. there were a larger number
present han before, but still, as the Debt
Payers did not vote, there was no quorum.
CALLED BY NAME.
Mr.. Frcz'er Designated Mr. Gregory rs 4
member who had NOT voted.
Mr. Gibson made the pointth it was I'M
parliamentary 10 designate member bv
name.
The Speaker said that in this case it ,rqs
proper 70 designate a member by name.
Mr.. Gregory said that TN, was question
IN when he felt that TO some extent he bad
a personal interest. He was excused from
voting.
MI Frazier having suggested the names |
Ji Ten members who did not vote, the ten :
were recorded in the negative, and the vote
'food-ayr>, 0: noes, IS. so the House '
refused TO adjourn. i
senator Cannon informed the House that a
u ne oh'y name before that body for judge OF /
northampton was Hamilton ). Neale.
The senate had gone ahead OF the House
n its work :
Mr.. Mu,hbach's resolution was rejected. h
THE sITCATI0N-PERS0NAL. o
Messrs. Rowe, Hanger, Chamberlaync. g
'hd hushbach appcaled TO the House TO >,
grant the delay asked by the Pitt,ylyania !
delegation. showing that whenever the Re. =
hInSiers had asked for pn>fpnnemont of
o"hueS-l, they bad each uay-thc Debt
"N'iH ii'h lhNd' iiblN hOtfu lOI IT.
Mr.. Frazier proposed a. a measure Of con- b
citation that tue House 20 on with the clec- Ii
ION OF five judges, emitting Pittsylyania. I
With the understanding that the Judge OF n
be elected tomorrow (to-davl. {
Mr. Wilkinson was addressing the House b
II support oi poStpOnemcnt, when Mr.. u
Turner, OF Norfolk. INTERRUPTED him. and II
sked: II your brother-in-hw had been y
dominated last nigh, would you have raised y
hese obiecliOnS?" He feared that the de- |;
eat OF that gentleman [Nlr. Lamkin was Ia
he c2use Of all this nou1le. al
MT. Flnney said that he made the motion b.
or poStpOnemeni, and that he had no ci
IN the case. G.
Mr.. Wilkinson sid that he and his bro {
her-in-law (Mr. Lamkin) bad been political al
opponents; that at times such was the feel
ng between them they did not speak to each
thcT; thit his brother.ln-IaW had worked
&ains. MN when he (Mr. Wilkinson wa, a o
thu'uate Ior Doorkeeper here. They were z
tonSly opposed TO each other Doliticollv |
Mr.. Turner asked Mr.. Wilkinson il he \
nd not desire to have his brother.in.Iaw Cs
Omina'ed. u
Mr.. Wilkinson said he did upon personal (,
rounds. Bat if his brother-in.l law-or his NJ
the position OF Mr.. Davis si
e would spurn him. II
DECLARATION OF WAR.
Various motions were made and rejected. n
About O'Clock there seemed pros nect
/ Me,sTS. Hanger and Frazier arranging a =;
aSiS for adjournment until to-day, when 9.
be Judge OF Pittsylyania should be elected.
'ut Mr.. Finncy would not commit himself .;
D that proposition. He wanted until Tues. h,
av. -
ThereupOn followed Il declaration of war. m
Mr.. Gibson said that he was always on
oScd 10 going to war on an empty stomach.
lie preferred eating to lighting. He plead
L for reasonable pOstponement.
MI SpesSard, Of Craig and Roanoke, said
lat so far a. he was concerned be had voted
J caucus for the man who he believed Mr.
wilkinson and Mr. Finney wanted from he -, ~
eadj but he had been beaten and he VI VI
as now going 20 vote for the nominee Of ~ ~
le caucus. I"
Mr.. SpesSdrd said that Mr.. Dav, had to y
G elected Judge OF Piitsylvania: he would e.l s1
II the Otherside that plainly. sooner than a., Hu
lck down he for one would suffer his right III
III to drop from his body.
Mr.. Lady indicated his willingness to ad- = =
urn, prov ided that it be to go on in good ~
ith with tie Joint order tomorrow lio- =,
Iyl. ~ =.
Mr.. MotIott made conciliatory speech. 1t ~
TILT. so
Mr.. Wilkinson protested again and for 60
e las time against the election OF JUDGE ~
r his county who is pledged to carry out .'
e 1ehests OF political party. Mr. Will 10
.