Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
THE EXTRA SESSION.


me long agony is OVER" both houses of
'ne Legislature adjourned on Friday evening.
alter censuring the Governor for an un;y,c'
Iao'aois and intlscreet exercise of his cons,i-
'utionai perOgative, and in conformity viii
puo!ic expectation, without transactins anv
legislative business. ny
~. nus ends The last attempt Of the unholv
1 W, 10 destroy the great state of New
YORK and IN November next ti,. Sc ,!.c,ar.i
votes viii assuredy BIZ given to the regularly
nominated democratic candidates.
what shall be said Of Governor Yate. ? No
'ninS-De mortnis nil nisi bonum. His ad.
risers VIII occupy public attention herpaf pr.
in "'aer 10 ptocrastlnate and legisaie, Mr.. Cal
noun transmitted letter 10 the Goyernor co
hci'ing The transfer of piece ofland on Long
's'ana Tor Qualifications but the bait would
NOT 'ake-the Assembly refused to take up the
subject. W tue
We shall now hear from the opnos;ton re-
peated declarations that Mr.. Craw ford after
all, viii not obtain the vote of this state. We
give II as our settled opinion, that there viii
oe "" organised opposition to Mr. Crawford
ih November next. We have copyersed Win
several friends Of Mr.. Adams, and they assur-
.o US mat whatever their attachments NAV
DE, they Will go with the State. and sustain the
democratic party.
Ihere Is no opposition of any consequence
10 Col. Young. The Utica Convention will
come 10 nothing. We are satisfactorily assur-
Gu lhat WI. Clinton will not allow his name TO
be used. IN " a.
NEW oRK.-The Extraordinary Session
o' I'VE Legislature of New York has been short
anu stormy. An account Of the last davis
proceedings will be found in a preceding
column.
In addition TO the Information there AZ
'"rued, we are enabled to state upon AUTHORITY
entr"'y to he relied upon, that the only divis-
ION IN The House of Representatives which
'i.oroed any 'hlnS like a test of The strength
o. parties IN that body, Was the last. That ote
raves no doubt of the undivided vote of the
State of New York foi he Presidency being
gwen 10 Mr.. Crawford. This ace have ALWAYS
considered certain, and the most increduIous
can no longer doubt it. The measure, by which
u Was hoped to deprive Mr.. Craw ford of the
10 him. TNo, -
We give the proceedings of the present sr-.
rdordmafy session OF the leg slatnre, so far
as they have come to hand. BY the boat ofthis
nay, OF 'o.morrow'We confidently expect 10 re.
ceive the finish (which will be new resolution To
ADJOURN majority will say, inasmuch "a the
senate have refused to pass the .lectoyai la,v Il
IS useless Tor tbe assembly 10 remain longer in
session. sull-irap go, up in the hone Of
securing the re-electinn of few ipdiyiflpaIs.
we d'sapprove Of this mode of iegislstion~-
IL Is we'll known fact, that great majority
81 .. me members of assembly are in favour OF
WI Crawford's election, and that the best in.
ierest OF This state requires that no change be
.naue IN The electoral law. Why then attempt
10 'rry this question? Why not come ont
oo'd'y and manfpIly. and meet the cosse-
quences thereof? If the members los, their
election by this course their opponents would
respect them but as il now is, they will lose
'neIr election, and not retain the respect OF
any party. IN Y. Union-.9ug. ?.
we learn that The committee Of The Corpo-
ration have engaged extensive apartments for
urnerai LA FAYsTrE at the Fountain Ion,
and That the large hall and other rooms in that
are now fitting up is a superior
sue Tor The reception Of the Nations Cues.
city," fRoW po5
,, fnILADELPHIA. Ausust I0-Commodore
Barron reached this city on Friday last. and
sni Immediately enter On the duties Of hi.
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