The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
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rately. MI. 5 Davis Il, again speaking
against Mr.. Southall's motion. cited pre-
cedents In favor OF voting upon the re-
ports as q whole He said II the House
proposed TO vote separately upon the
specifications, he could not see why there
had been any Necessity for referring the
latter to a committee, TO vote upon the
specifications separately meant that the
case would be fought over four times IN
tho House. ~ S&S 81 1. ,ss II s 95Q
MIR. Duke spok E In favor OF voting sepa--
rately on the Specifications, and declared
that he would refuse II to d be- put n the
position Of having to adopt. the majority
report as his own. II the vote should
be taken upon the reports as a whole, ne
warned the House q that he would vote
against the ma forty report II the fight
should come down to that. IA,
4 Mr.. fsouthall moved to strike out speci-
ficaton No Il OF the majority report.
which relates to the alleged colluslon be-
tween Judge Campbell and 8. A. Day as
to the Illicit sale OF liquor at Amherst
Courthouse, and this brought the first
test vote up IN relat ton to the matter. @
d Mr. southall spoke! strongly IN favor
Of his motion to strike out, and declared
that he did not believe this charge had
been sustained. NJ y & IT,
Mr.. Southall's remarks were listened to
earnestly, h and 4 he grew eloquent In his
appeal to the body not to do Judge Camp
bell any Injustice by fastening upon him
a charge which had not been borne cut
by the testimony. B was plainIthat the
case was now practically up on its merits
and Mr., sipe. Of the committee, declared
that he did not think the ma tier should.
on a motion to strike out, be considered
upon It's merits. 53{5$$ VI ia w
J 5{ FAMILIAR oRDs.
prescriptions bottles" and "medlcated
liquor, were referred to by Mr.. south-
ali, and he reviewed In n brief but able
manner the evidence before the commit
tee under the specification which he NOV
cd to strike out. He was asked NUM-
Der Of questions by Messrs. Lee and Lion,
of the committee. &aa WI *
The speech OF Mr. Southall was a very,
strong one, and he disseoted the evidence
under specification with CHARACTERISTIC
ability. He did il not ga approve OF
things alleged against Judge G. J. Camp
them had not been sustained, and 9th
ers were not, to his mind, such as should
be considered as Of enough gravity to he
made a part OF the report OF the COM
mIttee. without reaching o. vote the
House, at Q o'clock, toolla recess until
1880. 3g -, u XII
MAJORITY REPORT WINS.
XII The chair was resumed at $40 o'clock,
and Mr.. Davis spoke again against Mr..
8southall's u motion to strike out. He
emphasized the Importance OF the mo
( ton contained in specification No. l.
and commended ably that It should not
be stricken out.
Mr. Davis reviewed at some length
the evidence upon which the specih ca
tion3was based. and when he had con-
cluded the pending question was called
+o( 1vhlch roll
call resulted ayes q, noes 80.
$s This embodied the specification in the
charges, the recorded vote being as
follows: Ayes-Anassrs G. G. Baker,
Chas. T. Bland. Cardwell. Cummings.
Drake. dcdwautls. George, Ss GOODWIN,
Green, Hartman, Hunley. Kelley, Sc
brett, zimmerman southall. Tayler.
N,oes-Messrs. Angel, Biscoe, Boaz.
Branch. cannadny, Christian Davis.
Elan, Gardner Gent. Heermans, Hoff-
man. Jennings. FL G. Jordan. Lacy;
Lasshter, Lawson. Lee. lion. Lowry.
Lyell Mort, Murrell. Newhouse. Quis-
enherry. Robson. sipe. Waddy. Weaver
~ d ANOTHER LOST.
Mr. Duke moved to strike out the
second specification In the majority re.
mort, which relates to the cowhiding Of
Or. Crawford. and the motion was re-
Jected by the following vote:
a Ayes--Messrs. G. c, Baker. Duke. Ed
wards, " Gardner. George, Goodwin,
Green, Hartman. Huney, ID. G. Jordan.
Kelley Lewis. Mathews, 4Aoore, Sebreli.
simmern,an. stearnes, Taylor, Walker ll'e'I
Wallace, and Ware--I S&
Eoes-Mcssrs. . Angel, Biscoe, Reoaz.
Branch, Cannaday Cardwell. DAVIS
ELAN, Gent Hcermans Hoffman, len
nings, Lacy, Iassiter, lawson = lee oe,
house. Quisenberry. Robson, sipe,
soutl,all. Waddy, Weaver, West, ~ ''' h'te-
head-3O. 4EA Az & WI III =, ].
we're then adopted without discussion,
and thus, as far as tho House IS 3 G.. con !,
cerned, the charges have been formM,
lated upon which Judge Campbell VIII
be proceeded against
The matter now goes to the senate
as II requires concurrent action.
Rlchmonders in New York. 33
(spccla, to The T!mes'Dispatch.)
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