The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

SECOND DIsTHfCT-Princezs Anne, Norfolk.
Norfolk cIty and Portsmou nth. sabsemopd, fsle az
Whit. Southampton, Elizabeth City. Warwick
Work James CITY. Charles CITY. and surty. Ma
jorjty last fan, 1,e02 Coalitioni-t; camerons ma
popnIsfIon. 53,159.
Py3HIRp observation-disclosures. Richmond city
SoocbIand CHESTERFIELD. city of Manchester. New
i5O, 9S4; majority last fall. 1910 Democrslic
Daniels majority, l'546; S1d white voters over
oV FnTarM DisrRrcr.-Prince George, sn,se,
Dinwiddc. city Of Petersburg, GreensviIlc. Bruins
wick, MecklenburR: Iunenpurg, Eortoway Ame-
fail. 4,I72 Coslitionist; Camerons majority abon.
o 6,0. and colored voters over white 6,f6J, and
population 15S,2eO.
Vile and North Danyie, Franklin, FLOYD, Henri
and Patrick. Population. l53,3JS: majority Ia,
fall, 1902 Democratic Cameron,s majority
SIXTH DfsTRIcT.-bOtetourt, Roanoke. Craly
Montgomery, Giles, Bedford, Campbell. city Of
Lynchburg. and Charlotte Population, ItI.3O8
majority last fall. $3.50 Democratic: Daniel.
% 9sEs i'7'0 and white voters over '0''''@
SEVENTH Observation-Disclosures Clarke. War.
| Rockingham. shenandoah. and Page Population
| l4S.670; majority ast fall, 3,ll4 Democratic.
Daniels majority, 976; and white voter, over
| EIGHTH Decentralization. Fairfix Alex.
andria county and city, fauqu'er, 'npepcr. Or
ange, Louisa. King George. stafford, and Prime
| fall. $500 Democratic Daniers majOrity. 1859
white voters over cOlored. e,94e.
| NINTH DfsTRfcT.-!.ee. Scott. Wi,c. Dirkcu-
son, Buchanan. Russell. Washingt0a. Graysnu.
Smyth, Bland. Tazt well, Wythe. Carroll and PA
lasN. Population. I64,367; maJoritg l,.' f1ll so
Democratic: Cameron's majority. about C.OOO:
and white voters over cOOred, 26G93
| TENTH observation-disclosures, Higal1uf. Bath.
| Allegheny, Rockbridge. Amherst Nelson. Arpo.
matt0X. buckingham. fluyanua and 'nmlo.-
| land. Population. l53.lt2; majority a-t fau.
2.Sl0: Daniels majority, 500, white over hlr.
voters, 5000.
LIcENsE-TAX BILL.
House bill providing for The payment OF
| license-taX IN coin or currency instead OF
coupons, passed By the Senate with smcnd-
ments, was reamended and passed by lhr
House. With these amendment, IL e0r,
back 10 the Senate for concurrence.
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.
| Mr. Gibson arose 10 personal cXpau4-
ton. He said the report published in The
| DiSDdtch did injustice 10 Mr.. Barton. t0
whom he referred in bis remarks on tlr
cOntested-election case Of Franklin and
! Robertson. lie did not write his >pccchr.
and did not exactly know what he ,lid.
but he did not intend to reflect on the hi-a
character OF the gentleman from Fred.
erIck i'm the disjointed remarks he uttered.
| He meant to attack the logic OF his argl,-
ment and the application Of his law 10 tIr
facts OF the case.
Mr.. Barton accepted the apology OF Nj
Gibson. He said he believed the repor.
published in the Dispatch to have been
.erdctly the ,cOrdS used by Nr. GiJS0p.
but be did not think he intended to reflect
on him, and he thought 10 due the House
not to allow persons 10 take places on hi,
floor for the purpose Of culling out such
thing, rs might be said and which had In
them a personal feeling against himself.
This thing had been done on several occa-
sions before.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
The hour for the execution OF the joint
order. having for it, object the election of
certain judges, having arrived the hair
announced that nominations were IN order
FOR Judge Of the Corporation Court oi Nor
folk.
Mr.. Porter nominated Mr. II. TucArr
Brooke. Mr. Brooke was elected.
Mr.. Saunders. Of Franklin, nomna.'d
George ID. Peters for county judge OIL.
Franklin. Mr.. Peters was elected.
For county Judge OF King and Queen
Mr.. Pollard nominated Judge j. u. {.
Jones. and he was elected.
Mr.. Peters nominated l.. i. i1rrcll ll
Judge OF the County Court o! GrecnsN,Nr
Mr.. Harrison nominated John II. W
son.
lir. Yarrell received maiorityo Of yo,,
and was declared elected.
Mr.. Wilson, it was stated, had auth
lied the CoalitionistS TO use his name. Do .-
withstanding he had allowed his nan
to be used before the Democratic caurn,.
! DR.. Lawson brought out these facr- hy BE-
terrogatorieS propounded to Mr.. Harrison.
CONTESTED CASE.
The hour for vote on the AppomlttoN-
county contested-eectiOn ease hayin- 1r-
rived. the ayes and noes were called IN Oh,
case Of Robertson rs. Franklin. and thr
minority report recommending that thr
sitting member, Mr.. Franklin. bc retained
in his seat was defeated.
Mr.. Barton voted in favor Of ,catin-
Mr.. Franklin.
ANOTHER MINORITY REroEI
MeSsrs. Luttrell. Chapman. and Opic, Of
the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
offered another minority report, which
contained the following resolution:
Resolved. That ". c. Franklin Is not cntt i
Il
tox. and that ID. Mott Robertson was duly in'
legally elected, aud should Le, and hereby f.. d-
clared entitled 10 seat A rrpnTntitl'e it'
| said county
Mr.. Franklin got the floor TO address th'
House. While doing 80 Mr.. Gibson arc,
To a point OF order, which lie stated 20 Boz
that the minority report which gave Nj
Franklin a seat had been defeated. and tll.'
therefore he was not 4 member ~ Oh.
| n IL flir- tff
his point OF order was decided. 10 allow ii'
gentleman the courtesy OF speaking
The Chair decided the point well taken
Mr.. Pollard appealed from the decision
Of the Chair. but il was agreed 10 i't VI.
Franklin speak and he withdrew TIE 81
peal.
Mr.. lakewood renewed the appeal. >l'-
ing he wanted such things 10 - on BE
cord"
The ayes and noes Tere called. and ih'
House sustained the Chair bv aNotc III -
ayes TO 81 noes.
The Chair explained that he wanted iiu
to consider the question. He thought .
due both to Mr.. franklin and himself. H.
explained that Mr.. Franklin could >prAN
now, aud that afterwards ne would Io'A
into the question, which was very mo
one, and determine the status OF the srn-
tleman on the floor.
! Mr.. Franklin declined 10 enjoy by conI'
tesy what lie believed he WAS entitled Ia Job
right.
A motion 10 reconsider the vote hs Wh'l
the Chair was sustained was made. anu '
motion TO pass this by, adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Harrison Che ll""''
adjourned.
A BSOLUTELY PURE.