Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
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LEGISLATURES

NEW YORK, Nov. i5.-W publish the pro.
ceedihss OF Thursday and Friday. bv wh;ch i
WIZ De perceived. that nothing has been done
10 Tue CHOICE of electors. The votes seem m
vary pu' little frOm those heretofore taken. II
e''uept however, that the Adams men are
EARNED, and unwilling 10 vote on ioint ballot
In his stale OF uncertainty We are unabl. IN
surm'se how the Nate will go, but we saw II
WIN satisfaction. that the Democratic Renuh-
,wans, ihe friends 0frrgular nominatius. stand
| run 10 their principles, and 10 the national can
"'ua'ei anu we have every confidence in their
wisdom, patriotism, and prudence. In .h.se
Times OF commotion, Of ambition and iptriyne
"nrn deadly blow is aimed against the re-,
puolea" party and IFS systems, il is the duty of
sian Oh principle 10 take his stand, and
maintain u with irmness. The fine nc IN co,nn
when we shall lsok back with pleasure ~, ,,,'.
c"ns'stent and hrm course taken by our friends
On this question. e"uS
II IS said, that on Saturday a successful ,t-
tempt to come to a choice will be mad.
a.. Nat. .adr.
Mr: etdy.-lt was the general opininn that
Tue 'rlenas OF Mr.. Clay in this state, being
eo'nPs' a.'eiy lew, would make an eff,r, in
"'s "tna'', which II unsuccessful, would be fol-
ioweo by their united support of Mr.. Craw-
!oro. THIS was expected, from the belief that
Mr. Clay and his friends were republicans. and
attached to the principles of the partv We
"uPe u may Turn out so in the sequel for the
sake OF principle and the future prosnec,s of
nr. Clay himself, for upon the conduct ofhis
r'ends IN TINS state at this important crisis. will
MS future hopes depend. In
!m. .ddams.-Although there is no omen
"n WIN % Mr.: Adams, yet we know full
well, that his confidential friends desn,;r 81
together Of success. The Dertin,ci,. ,,;,h
which he has been pushed for the n, .sd.n.v
supported by all the power and influence az
president Nsonroe has been serious injury 70
"e o'u democratic party. The support of
ADAMS created IN this city-the faction cali
I'd" Peoples Men," who, by their anos,acv
maze destroyed an honorable, patriotic pariy
ana us systems, which fed and sustained
'hem. The day OF retr,bution will come.
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK
- In SENATE, Nov. n.
NO public business of importance was done
10 ihe senate this day. When the electoral
biii OF last winter, was under consid, ration in
committee OF the whole, Mr.. Wheeler moxed
an amendment thereto so as give the choice
to the people by districts, instead of general
ticket and ibr committee rose and remarked
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
:, Friday, Nov. IT,
'r' Inio's0n rose and stated. that he had
w ms haOd communication addressed ~ a..
committee OF which he was Chairman. ;n,,,l''
eating The character of the house, and ha
wished 10 inquire il the doors should nor be
closed hefoe II was presented? TMr. ID
Chairman OF the Committee appointed Tn in
sestlgate the manner in which the charter oe
the Chemical Bank was obtai0edI
MIR. Livingston made motion that tho doo,v
be closed he had understood thar The go
muDicalipo reflected on the eb,racter If IT,
legislature, and of the committee of which NJ
L. WAS chairman.
Mr.. Hubbard thought IL might be erto
close the doors until the communicated waa
read, and then the house could determine wbe-
iher u was necessary the matter should he
longer kept secret. 10
Mr. Flag thought the doors should be clos.
ed, as 1t might be necessary TO ares, osr.ons.
and they knowing that fact, might escane
Mr.. Tallmadse would vote 10 eloss the
o"ors, u any member Of the committee wound
say ne deemed il discreet and expedient but
" DO such declarations were made, he shouId
vote against IL. N '"o''"
VIZ hOwe said he was member of that
committee and he considered that The doors
ought TO be closed, before the COMMUNICATIVE
was read.
Mr.. Livingston's motion To close tbs doora
was then carried, aud the sergeant AT arms
was directed to clear the lobby and gallery.
aver tue doors bad been opened, Mr.. Til
's'son moved that the general orders Of the
oay ne on The table. for 'he purpose of taking
pp the o'' giving banking privileges To The
= I's"a'e snu hudson icommoDly called the
Lackawsxop) Canal Company.
M. Barsi0w opposed The motion. Az ,h.
legislature was specially assembled ,o sn,,o;n,
presidential electors, he thought ibs, bnsine"s
ought Ia take precedence If ali otbers sod n
that was NOT attended IN n. ho,,.s 80: r.J