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The Daily Dispatch: January 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 13 (search)
5--There being no choice, Mr. Floyd was dropped. Mr. Dun, of Washington, again renominated Mr. Floyd. Mr. Mallory renominated Wm. C. Rives. Several gentlemen addressed the House in advocacy of their respective candidates, and in setting themselves right on the question at issue, during which Mr. Robinson of the city of Richmond moved to members to five minutes during the further discussion of the subject, which was carried. Under this rule Messrs. Wilson, of Isle of Wight, Fleming, Wersham, and James, participated. On mation, all debate on the subject was ordered to cease within five minutes. Mr. Magruder obtained the floor; and at the expiration of his five minutes, the Clerk proceeded with the rell on the tenth ballot, with the following result: Russell, 39, Caperton, 27; Floyd, 24; Rives, 2.--The result was communicated to the Senate and the joint vote announced: Whole number of votes cast, 14--necessary to a choice 7, of which Russell received, 7, Caperton 5, Ri