Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20

the result al about 3 o'clock. The result
Was as follows, W.
Yras. Nays.
Arr. ]. Declaration OF Rights l7GS SSS
Change OF Pol iical year 1918 ii3S
governors Negative 1888 80
4 City CorporstiUms 2462 1855
D. S"naie d Representatives 1912 1906
Qualification OF Voters 1926 IIS
2 Noiarirs Public, &c. 1896 s32
Minors in tine Militia 24iO 23s
8 Removal of Judges .77I $50
10 Harvard Gil, &c l4ie 1891
~. Oa,h oi Otlce 1904 l29
~ Religious Test 24i5 1877
i3 inr0mpatIbiiiIics ofofli les 1858 So
Ii Future Amendments 245S l9l
The ballots given were princip .ilv al
The foll""ing kinds, w. Isl, Thosr
"hch gave am affirmation vote on all The
articles. Ii app as that the number q
these VAS alb mt 500. 2i Those which
gave negative on The 2d article, and All
affirmative on all the resi-, abrui $50 -
81. Aga Ms, the l0,h and ~ favor ui all
The rest, 1875. An. Against the 81. and
10 u. AMI III favor OF The rest, Oh 5'h
Tie ticket generally supported by the
democratic votes. agaii., the I,I, 5l6.
~ 81 aud ION and in favor ~ The rrsi.
abon 800 Against all, from 80 to 100.
[Daiy ode.
Cambridge University Libruy- w un.
d'r>tdnd tnai five cases nt books hayc
arrived in The Lpn'ion Pack t, being The
library of the late THOMAS PALMER.
Esq. OF rkley sqndrr, London, BIZ.
gueathed by bi'.' to the library Of III,
University at Cambridge. We are inform
ed that fi,e number of volumes contained
in this donation. is between 500 and
1000; and that they form valuable Sc
lection OF standard works, IA several
branches of stience and literature.
The late Mr.. Palmer was .ra,erly OF
Boston, and The heir OF a large property
IN the town. The land on Which Pearl
street Is nov built was called Pal, ers
Pasture. from his family Mr. Palmer
was graduated al Cambr ige in 1861, aud
spent several years in travelling a,
broad, after he received The homnrs OF the
University. IL wa, we bplieyc. Com
pagnOn de Voyage of The Dake of York
IN Italy o. tic breaking Uui Of the X =
voluionary var, Mr.. PAimer was in Eng
land, aud never returned 10 this country
He retained, however, strong attach
men, 10 II, aud III bequeaiIiimg his valua
bic library 10 The University where ne
received his education, has LETT an hon
orable proof OF bis interest in his native
idhd. lie distinguished himself for lis
attention 10 The Americans with u HON
he became acquainted in London; and
many ct our tr~nsmen, who have been
IN that city, have found themselves an
der obligations 10 him. for an unusual
share Of hospitality. He devoted his
lime and his ample fortune 10 beneyo
lent objects, aud was actively engaged
| ~ many OF The charitable institutions OF
London. He attained the age OF III, and
Was remarkable for The dignity OF his
app aranee aud manners. A very good
likeness Of him, FROM ihs pencii o. our
io@nsmau now IN London, Mr. Stuart
Newior, is 10 be seen IN one Of The pub.
lie roo'ss at Cambridge Mr.. Palmer
died july ~, 1920, and We have been
informed that the Immediaie cause of his
death was the injury he received, in being
purp Ssely run against and thrown, by d
pickpOckrt ~ Tie streets Of London
III Gov. King accepts the appointment OF
Commissioned under the Spanish Treaty, hts
present office will he vacated by the terms of
The constitution of Maiue. aud the duties of
u will 9evOlVe Oh William -. williamson Esq.
President OF The senate. The next election of
GoVefnor Is 10 take place in September next.
and the term Of office begins on the frsi
Wednesday in January. The language If the
constitution rs, no person h0ldins any Office
or place Bnder The United States, this state
OF any Other power, shall exercise The ofFi re
OF Governor" Gov King has" exercised"
tue office for neatly year. M