Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
RICHMOND, JANUARY is, 1924.
T'HE STAT'ES.

LIST, relative tn the decision Of the Court of
Appeals, by yeas %, nays s.. The Cd and Sd
We're adopted by the same vote. MIR. Car
neal moved to strike out 50 much of the 4th
resolution relative to the Supreme Court of
the U. >. against the occupying claimant laws,
as calls on congress to guarantee tn Kentucky
'' a republican form of government" This
motion, after some discussion, preuaiied. MIR.
Blackburn proposed Il substitute flor the res
olutions) requesting Congress SD to modify
the Supreme Court as TO require the concur
renee OF three-fourihs Of the Judges, M pacaf-
ing state fdars Rejected, 90 to I5 The a
mended 4th resolution was finally adopted,
90 to l3. The Preamble was then adopted.
90 TO IL.
!Harytdnd.-The III. of Delegates, after
much discussion, have passed The bill for
. changing the Presidential electoral districts
OF maryland A memorial has been present
ed from Solomon Euing, Levi Solomon, and
j. 1. Cohen lr. on behalf of the Israelites of
Maryland, praying that the act of the last ses-
sion aboiishing The religious tesi, man be confirm
ed. Made the order of the day for IN. 14tli inst.
Mr.. WorhlnSton's resolutions Respecting
the cause OF the Greeks, and the policy of the
Allied Powers OF Europe touching their i'm
proper interference with the Indrpendent Go
vernmenis of America and approaching of the
sentiments and views of the President of the
United Scales in his message 10 the 18Th
Congress-; were rejected in the II. of D.
and Mr.. Fenwick's, nearly 10 the same pur-
port, which had passed the Senate. were re-
ferred on the same day,
.4G5dmd-A select committee of the II. of
il. have reported bill To provid. for chons
ing Electors bya general ticket-it will proba-
bly, pass.-A bill for the establishment of a
State Bank has passed.-hlr. jackson from
The select committee, to whom were referred
the preamble and resolution, proposing Gen.
Andrew Jackson as a suitable candidate for
President of the U. S. reported the follow
ing:
We the Senators and Representatives Of the people
the State OF Aabamn, feeling deep
lion OF the Chief Magistrate of the United States and be-
heving that large majority of the infant
State regard event. involving their dearest inter
es and eonceiving atwe understand CORRECTLY what
feelings and opinions are, this all-imporiant subject
presume TO give to the people Of the Uion faithful ex
position of those feelings aud opinions.
IL is source of deep regret that those and
OF the Revolution who have occupied the largest space and
most conspicuous station in pages American history
have been swept by the hand Of me;-they live NOW
only in the hsars of their connymen; fame is EN-
oamed IN the affections oi gaIeu people. Thus
OF nearly all those who had rendered themselves so dear
tou by their long and faithful services We view will
much concern the arrival of that important crisis her
another must be chosen guard direct for time ia.
desiines of the nation Several distinguished individuals
have heen proposed for this important trust are ac
kRowledged 10 possess virtue aud talents which wouIc
ndorn any or nation and have rendered services
iher country winch nave excited the strongest feelings
gratitude in the hearts Of the people the Union but
in the person Of Gen Andrew Jackson That we briey,
Tie people of Alabama behold the whom thew prefer
10 Pe'iue over the destinies and The rights
Liberties OF these United States lie has served his
IN many capacities civil maryIn each he has
distinguished 10y the superiority of his talents In our re
'""onary struggle lie united himself with friends OF
liberty and ndependencrhe has passed through the vi
cssifu"e OF life with reputation unsuied ms his ca
reer has been gorioushis deeds of second ,n
orHdpsndsnce, has given him renown which, fine c,npo
ehace He is the Of people because he has pIori
osiy defended and projected their rights and liberties
Ills strength OF inteect-hs unyieding virtue-his ser
integrity and well timed patriotism, give him. with on
constituents stronger claims than any other individual Il
the highest Office ia The gift ola free people,
De therefore resolved by the Senate and House Of
personalities of the State of Alabama in General Asscrh
convened, That beieve il is ardent wish of Inrg
majority of our constituents that General Andrew
so" succeed Mr. Monroe as President the United State
o America and we have doubt will receive the undi
'ded support of the State Of Alabama Wherefore il fur
ther resolved, That the Governor State be- and he
hereby requested the Governors Of eocb n
our sister States, copies Of the foregoing preamble and re
solution.
On motion, the above ordered to a third reading
and subsequently passed, SO to the Senate lo
concurrence adopted by that bodyl
Ohio.-The resolution 4fOr nstructing be,
Representatives in Congress to use all thri
exertiOps for the advancement Of domestic
manufactures, passed her II. of r., but wa.
lost in the Senate.