The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-14

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res,,act section 3 Of chapter IS OF the Code
Of Virginia Of 1873, In relation TO the iorma-
ton OF new counties.
BY Mr.. OWENS: A bill TO prevent m'sce'
genation. A.,
BY Mr.. MAY: A bill reorganizlng the
Medical College OF Virginia.
BY Mr. BLAND: A bill to repeai an ACT 70
prescribe a fence law for the district OF
Guiiford, in the county OF Surry, approved
March 0, 1880.
BY Mr.. PHILLIPS: An act to amend Sec
ton 10 Of chapter 81 OF the Code OF 1879, IN
relation to the vaccine agent OF the state.
BY Mr.. OWENS: A bill TO suppress mis-
cegenation in the Commonwealth OF Nir-
ginia.
By Mr.. HARRISON A bill to incorporate
the Silver Star Society, OF Sussex county.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence was granted the fol-
lowing members until Monday: Messrs.
MUNPORD, HARRISON, DEYER, MAYO, TuR-
NER. WEBB, BUTT, Moon, GRIFFIN, AMBER
SON, FAIR, POWELL, and BALDWIN.
THE STATES INTEREST IN THE A., NJ. AND o.
RAILROAD.
The Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation reported favorably in reference
TO the sale OF the States interest in the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
RESOLUTIONS.
MFR. FARR offered the following joint
resolution That in the execution OF the
Joint order for the election OF certain ON
GERS and Judges nominations therefor shall
he made for five or less. When the roll
shall he called in each house for the cleo
ton OF five or less officers or judges, the
presiding officer in each house shall APP
point a committee, which together shall
constitute Joint committee to count the
Joint vote in each Of the said five or less
cases. and report the result TO their re-
spectiye houses. The resolution was adopt
ed.
By Mr.. CROSS That all nominating
speeches be limited to ten minutes, and all
seconding speeches be limited to five min
utes. Adopted.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND JUDGES.
The hour for the execution OF the joint
order having arrived the House proceeded
to the election Of Treasurer, Register OF
the Land Office, Superintendent OF Public
Printing, Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
and Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Mr.. LADY nominated for Treasurer ID.
r. Rievely, Of Rockbridge.
Mr.. SKINNER nominated j. +. Rollins.
For Register Of the Land Office. Mr..
GREEN nominated John VI. Brocken-
/ brough.
Mr.. NICOL nominated w. w. Kinchello.
For Superintendent Of Public Printing,
Mr.. GIDDINGs nominated X. +. Walker, oil
Richmond.
Mr.. Moon nominated Littleton Waddill,
OF Charlottesville.
For Secretary Of the Commonwealth, Mr..
/ HAzLEwOoD nominated W. c. Elan.
Mr. SCOTT, of Fauquier, James b. Rus
sell.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton, Mr.. CROSS nominated II. Il. FAIR, OF
Fairfax.
Mr.. SKINNER nominated DR.. w. III. Ruff
ner, present incumbent.
! The SPEAKER announced the following
committee on the part OF the House To
count the Joint ballot Messrs. GIDDINGs,
| STUBS, and HARRIS.
I The committee retired and reported that
| the following gentlemen were elected by
the usual party vote:
/ Treasurer: r. ID. Rieyely.
! Register OF the Land-Ofiice, &C.. j. VI.
/ peterborough.
Superintendent of Public Printing; r.
| +. Walker.
Secretary of the Commonwealth: w. c.
Elan.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
/ X. X. Farr.
/ 4 motion to adjourn was defeated and
the Joint order continued.
Mr.. HARNsBERGER nominated for Super
intendent OF the Penitentiary the present
incumbent, 5. c. Williams, OF Rocking
ham.
Mr.. JOHNSON nominated John c. Carpen'
ter, OF Allegheny.
Mr.. DICKENsON nominated for Genera
Agent and Storekeeper of the Penitentiary
the present incumbent, Winfield Scott.
Mr.. TAYLOR announced that owing to the
fact that the committee had reported IN
favor OF abolishing this Office, his party
would place no name before the House.
Colonel LADY nominated Mr.. II. II
DYSON, OF NOttoway, for Second Auditor
Mr.. GRAVES, Of Bedford, nominated j
b. Ficklen, OF Buckingham.
Mr.. BOARD nominated for judge OF ALE
ghany and Craig counties John A. /. Lee
Mr.. JOHNSON nominated James III. Boul
!
Mr.. NORTON nominated for judge OF thu
County Courts Of Elizabeth City and War
wick Mr.. John Booker.
Mr.. STUBS nominated for same Samue
W. Armistead, OF Hampton.
Mr.. SPOTswOOD offered resolution
which was adopted, postponmg the further
execution OF the joint order until to-day a
10 O'Clock, and providing for adjournment
Immediately after the announcement OF tn
vote for the Judges and officers named
last.
The SPEAKER appointed the same com
mittee to ascertain the joint ballot. The.
reported the following officers and judge
elected by the same party vote:
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary, Sam
uel c. Williams.
Judge Of the County Courts OF Craig ant
Allegheny. John A. |. Lee.
Judge OF the County Courts OF Elizabet
City and Warwick, John Booker
No quorum voting in the House, th
CHAIR announced no election in the ease o
General Agent of the Penitentiary.
Mr.. Scott was again nominated. MI
STUBS nominated Ephraim HOrnblOwer
of Warwick.
The committee reported that Mr.. Scot
| was elected
, Adjourned.
Remarks OF MIR. Giddings SecOndin,
the Nomination of MIR. w. &. Elan.
Mr.. Speaker arise for the purpose 0