Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-18
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WASHINGTON, December i4-Owine To-
t'e Geaih OF Col. TRIMeLE, IA Senator from,
tue otate OF Ohio, no business was Yesterday
transacted in either House of Congress
Ihe funeral of this iamented cseuterse-.,,;-
10 take place this day at IL O'Clock, frem.the
Capitoi. lie is intended to he buried with the
hiiitary h0nors eminently due to his memo
~ as gallant soldier, should not the extreme
iii.iGinehcy Oi The weather prevent ii.
W liiiam Findlay, late Governor of the state
-, 81 felnlhsyiVanla, has been elected Senator in
tle congress of the United States. for six
years from the 9TH day of March last a..
JOINT ballot OF the Legislature, he received az
votes out of l93 IAlj ia
FUNERAL OF COL. TRIMBLE.
Oece"toeT l5-The last honors to the re-
MAINS OF our deceased fellow ci,izen,were YES
teraay paid III due form. At half PAST fen
CLOCK, the committee OF arrangements. uaIl
bearers, nlourners, and marine corps. Attend
ed AT Mrs. PeytUn's boarding-house. the late
resiuchce oi tic deceased, and the corpse Was
removed IN charge of the committee Of ar
engagements, thence to the Senate Chamber
Oh arriving there, it was deposited in the no
u! Vi tne Chamber, the Senate occupying
t'i'n Seats' and the President OF the Senate
III tue chhlr. Soon after which, the House of
Representatives came in, attended Inv tbe;r
speaker and Clerk, the former of whom was
invited TO seat at the side of the President.
AN impressive eXhortation was then pro-
nuunceo ny the Rev. Mr.. Ryland, vino avail
Gu h'iiiSeH Oh the occasion strongly to incul-
cate the necessity of preparation. whilst in
neaith, Tor that end TO which all must sooner
or later come and for the Hereafter which
IS beyond it. He concluded by PRAYER. in
winch all present joined.
After this, the Funeral Procession moved
IRON rom the Capitol, headed by the Marine
Corps' commanded by Col Henderson, Will
.d arms, and solemn music. The pail
bearers were Mr.. Johnson, of Ky. Mr.. ChandL
Ter, Mr.. Williams, of Tenn. Mr.. Tavlor M,
Benton, and Mr.. Stokes. The SURVIVING G.
nator, and the Representatives from thr state
OF ONO, were the mourners and most ofthe
members ofboth Houses, besides the Secre-
tarles OF State and of War, and other uublic
O'"'o'a Jo'"eo ID the train 10.
i1A''oet q letter from q Correspondent 3oif{
CO., wAsHINGrov, DEC. d.
On me arrival Of the members here 4 zoe
uec'ueH 10 vote for Mr.. Nelson or Mr.. Rod
Dey; On conference it was thougbf I'd ~.
uoubt correctly, that Mr. Nelson could not ~
eIecteu IT was therefore determined f. r,,,
M houney' After yesterdays ballofino Il
" % "Cii dscertdIned that if the rpnuhIcans
continued to vote for Mr.. Rodney. Mr.. Tavinr
would undoubtedly be finally elected Gottbe
federal members from all quarters adhered TO
~ nm WIN Obstinate fidelity and the extent If
" VIZ. Rodney's force has been eiIectuaIlv fr;ed
On renewing the ballot this morning il wac
wen understood that one of the three nereons
!, be chosen, Mr.. Taylor, CIintonian
VIZ. NJ Lane, a gentleman oftalents.I f,,rnoer'
J iederaist, or Mr.. Barbour a rcDnbi;ean NJ
ne 9td sohoot! The republicans of the Unns..
'ouid not hesitate in deciding which If abssc
hree TO- select sectional jealousy was mr. n
est enuirg,ly' and ~ electiog Mr.. Barbour they
we're GUIDED, as they have been for % veors
'aSt, by principles, not men.
General Smith would have been siartsd
,ut there was no probability of electinr him
IS much TO be regretted ihat there was M.
epubhcan from New York or Pengsylyania
? auihorIse his election to the chair lad
mere been sach one, ne could have been
iccted with great ease. New York and penn.
wanna voted together for Rodney yester
p = and Tor Barbour to-day"
M Z Nat. 4dr.