The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13
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At12:30 the two houses proceeoeo. VIZ"
| the election Of county judges. :, Cav.
Mr.. PARKS nominated AZ luoge :" tenn.
son George w. Cornetf, the present in u''''
Mr.. HID. SIXTH (colored) nominaieu Is
iudee Of GreensviIle and Sussex H. W.
Arnold. ., IN.
Mr.. HANGER nominated the present In
cumbent, Judge Goodwin: ,,,.
For Judge of Hanover Mr.. WALES nom'-
mated w. w. Newman. ma q,
Mr.. WICKHAM nominated Judge keou J"
very neat speech, eulogistic OF tnst ~
| tIemap, and comparing his QUALIFICATIONS
with Colonel Eewman's.
Mr.. LADY followed in support oil Co'one'
Newman. A.. a,
Mr.. WIcKHAM, rejoining, stated tnat at
one time Colonel Newman was vioient
{" Funder." That was when he ne'o S.a,e
bonds. Having disposed OF them, ne lNew.
mani became a Readjuster. Mr. WlcKHAA
denied that Colonel Newman had any quar-
6cations for the position he sought.
| MIR. WALES stated that he had note from
Colonel Newman saying he (Newman) hau
studied law when young man, Dut from
peculiar circumstances had notIoiio"eu '"e
profession. =, ro.
\
septipg the name Of Edmund Waddlii as
Judge OF Henrico county, thas DO nui.
could be found with him because he IS not
a LAWYER. He ia not only lawyer OF go0d
Standing. but a gentleman OF high charac'
ter. ,o, T.,
Mr.. HOPKINS, Of Henrico, protested IN
vigorous and decided terms against MI.
WALES attempting TO represent Henrico.
He said that Mr.. Edmund Waddil bad been
imported into the county by the Great MO-
eui OF the new party, General william Ma
hone, within the past three weeks. Against
Mr. Waddill he had nothing 10 say except
az to his carpet.baggism (from Hanover) ana
his jnexperence. He was proud TO repre-.
sent his constituents, their liberties, and
their welfare, and 1t gave him pleasure 10
presept the name OF Judge Il. {. Minor ior
reelection. He laid before the House pc.
tition signed by 1900 or 1000 citizens OF
Ueprico, Funders and Roadiusters, ana
another by the unanimous Board OF super
yisOrs.
Mr.. WALES hotly replied to Mr.. HOPKINS,
and charged that Mr.. HOPKINS loi HenrlcoJ
| had no longer than last week gone 10 Uoocn-
| land and nominated a gentleman Judge
PIeosantsl for that people. Therefore Mr..
WALES thought Mr.. HOPKINS showed bad
taste in criticizng him for nominating
gentleman for Henrico. Mr.. WALES also
| declared that the name OF Judge Minor was
presented TO the Readjusters' caucus ana
he was defeated.
Mr.. HOPKINS said that was all news TO
him.
Mr.. WALES said that the gentleman ought
to post himself better before getting up
| here and making such statements as he mad.
Ne again declared that Judge Minors name
had been presented in the Readiusters' eau
Gus and voted on.
Mr.. Lyons seconded the nomination OF
Judge Minor, and bore testimony TO the
excellence OF his character and quaifica-
lions. As to what took place in the Read
| ulster caucus he knew nothing.
| In regard to carpet-baggiSm, Mr.. FRA
zIER said he recalled the fact that i'll time
not long past 'Fthe FunderS' carpet-D3gsed
circuit Judge into circuit and then car
pet bagged the circuit to suit him.
For Judge of Isle Of Wight Mr.. WADDILL
nominated Charles b. Crumpler.
Mr.. Cross seconded the nomination.
Mr.. LOvgNsTElN nominated the present
incumbent.
The roll being now called, the five Read
ulster candidates were all declared clected.
| OYSTER WAR.
Speaker LACY laid before the House a
communication from the Governor covering
several communications from officials and
others Of Lancaster, praying for protection
of their citizens engaged in Oysterng, as
depredations have been made upon them by
vessels having armed crews. Two citizens
have been killed. Referred to Committee
on Militia and Police.
MORE JUDGES.
For Judge of James City, city OF VIII
liamsburg, and York, Fir. NORTON (colored)
nominated the present incumbent, Judge
Henly. He received all the votes.
For Judge of King George and Stafford
counties Mr.. GREEN nominated &. 5. Hun
4 ter. Mr.. NICOL nominated j. T. b. Suite,
present incumbent.
For Judge Of Lee Mr.. SLEMP nominated
Carr Bailey. Mr.. ELLIS nominated Ii. D.
Morgan.
For Judge OF Madison and Greene Mr.
NICHE nominated W. S. Beasley, present
incumbent He received all the votes.
For Judge Of Montgomery Mr.. BAILEY
; nominated Charles ii. Miller. Mr.. ELLIS
nominated Judge John Gardner, the present
incumbent.
The votes above having been counted. al
, the Readiuster candidates were declared
J elected.
Adjourned,