The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
from Accousac re-
IT," and the member
St1med his seat.
- FINAL Az PMAL.

Mr. Thoni's final app cal to the ,conven-i
ton to stand by the pledges made to
the people was eIoauen in the extreme,
and as he resumed HIS seat there was
loud applause.
Mr.. Glass arose amIs absolute silence.
and he was accorded five minutes for
his speech on motion Of DR.. McAswai.e.
Mr.. Glass. speech was q ringing one ana
was frequently interru pted WIN ioua
applause He briefly referred to his
position when elected am was about to
proceed when his time Expired lie had
tho vast audience with him and the
cheers that swept over the nan We're
like those that had Ere eted the other
speakers during the entire. day
Mr.. Glass resumed his seat and Mr.
Withers called for the reading OF the
pending resolutions.
He raised the point that Ilnder the res
olut:on nothing was in order our vote
on Mr. Daniels resolution. me point
| was overruled by the Chair and MI. flooo
withdrew his resolution ~
The question required on MIR. keezeil
resolution. and 1t was rejected: Ayes. ~
noes. II; and there was LOUD applause
among the proclamation forces.
THEY WANTED TO- VOTE
There were cries of vote" vote,
! from all over the half. and the chair
| announced that the first proposition TO
! be voted upon was: Shall the con-
stitution be submitted to the present
electorate? :.
| 4 roll-call was demanded anu II
Ayes-Messrs. Allen. w. ~. Anderson.
| R1air. Bolen. Bristow. BROOKE. g j..
Campbell. P w. Campbell. chapman
Crismond Davis, Earmon. Flood Gil
more Gwyti, Hancock. Harrison. hee-
zelI. Lincoln. Marshall. =; L. 1,si1,3r,s
| o Flaherty. Pedigo. Petit fni.lps'
! Portlock. Rives. Robertson. Smith. Sum
,ners, Thorn. Wise and Wy:sor-33.
| Noes-afessrs. Ayers, Barbour. Barham'
W. II. Barnes. Thos- II Barnes, Boaz'
Braxton. Cameron. Carter. Cobb; Duna-
| Glass. B. T. Gordon r. l.. GoFoen' Jas.
" Gordon. Green Gregory Hady, Hat
| tou Ingram: c. B. Jones. CT. W. Jones.
Kendall. Lawson. Lindsay. Lowell. NC
Ilwaine, Meredith. N1oncure. MIady OFT.
Parks. Pollard. Quarles. RichnGnd. Sten-
! Walter Watson. Willis. Withers, W ood-
! house. Yancey and President Goode-oz
| The following pairs were announced:
| Mr.. Daniel with Mr. Hunt'on
! Mr. r. Walton Moore with Mr. taT-
! Mr., Waddill with Mr.. Bouadin.
Mr.. Hooker with Mr.. Vincent.
AZ Geo X Anderson with MIR. Miller.
Mr., Gillespie with Mr. Stuart
Mr. Hamilton with Mr.. W sscott.
The first named would have voted IN
the affirmative.
! nroposition. which was to submit to the
| abridged electorate and 1t resulted as
| follows:
| Ayres-Messrs. NJ II. Barnes. Boien'
! Brooke Cameron, c: J. Campbeii, ehap-
| man, Epes, Glass. Gwyn, Hancoch' 1iar-
rison. Hooker Ingram, Loyeu' Mo e,,l,s
| Petit Pollard. Portlock. RlSes, smith
| Thorn Thornton. Watson, and Wise-Z4.
| Noes-Messrs. Allen. George h Ander-
| son w A. Anderson. Ayers. barnam,
| Thomas II Barnes, Blair, I3oaz. Brax-
ton. Bristow. Brown. P. w Campoei.
| Carter, Cobb Crismond, Davis. Dun
| away Eeeleston. Fletcher. FLOOD, Gar
nett, Gilmore. B. t. Gordon r. - uol-
! don James w. Gordon. Green. Hatton'
| G r. Jones. 6. ". Jones. keezell, Ken
| da1l lawson, Lincoln. Lindsay. Mar
| sha,, McIlwaine. Meredith. T. L. Moore
| NIundv. O'FIaherty. Orr, Parks, Phil
| lips. Quarles. Richmond, Robertson.
| Stebbfns; larry. Turnbult Waddin'
! Walker; walter, Willis. Withers. wood
house Wysor, Yancey ana PRESIDENT
| Goddess
| On this proposltloH inc ioi'o""e p''o
| were announced:
M barbour with Mr.. Vincent. Mr..
| Hnntrn with Mr.. Daniel, Mr.. Gregory
| with Mr.. Bouldin. Mr.. r. Walten Moore
with .1r. Fairfax. Mr. Hamilton Win
| MIR. Wescott
The first named gentlemen would have
| voted in the affirmative.
SHOUT OF APPROVE
! Tb;e n,,t both the submission PROPOSE
lions out Of the way, and the proclama-
tion forces won out amid great shout
| of appIause The vote on that PROPOSE
fion was: Ayes. As: noes, is- and six
nairs were announced. The recorded vote
will be found in another COLUMN OF The
Times.
announced. Mr.. Withers was on his feet
To move to reconsider. This motion was
rejected wifi a chorus Of noes and
the great battle was ended. Mr. Moore
Sc Fairfax, introduced resolution de-
signed to have the new Constitution re-
cognized by the political departments OF Of
tbe government, in order to protect It
against judicial attack. 1t was re-
ferred to the Final Revision Committee
and ~ $40 o'clock P. NJ. the convention
adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock this
morning.
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