Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

DIR. Dssaossurs 10 tho Chslr.-Aftsr IN. teport q
IA, var. noEer moved 10 strike out all after the
niu rssouaon' ior the purpose OF iuling those
which 10 OTIS, ell to the committee H. ,h,n ,isr,..
Cd tbs committee for upwards OF Two hour, aud
p,sn'nn o. exhaustion. on molten Of MIR Pres,oo tn.
committee rose, reported progress and ask, leave 10
eli agaic."-Mr. Hugsrs Resolutions arc a, fol,o,,
"Resofped. That thi, Legislature doth net re- eoyri
=: constitutional the RICH, Of ind viua state 70
h'y' or arest law Passed by the Uasd a:esn Con.
gress Assem- b!ed.
'Rssoired 1ha, the right Of the pecpi. TO alter o,
abolish old, and constitute new IL unnen
soe IN ITS nature aud paramount to all consid sraon.
but should only be rescred to in cases OF gea
zion, or pspabs and dangerous usurpa ions.
.,s, es1ocd; Inat any 'y..em Of protecting duties,
which shall destroy or essentially impair the commerce
oil the country, must be oppressive ia It's aon and
destructive oil one Of the principal ends for which tn.
'ns state, conscious OF their 10 tho u.
MON. will be slow to believe that the Federal Govern
nen' VIII Perseyere In such system and thu, force
upon them the convic ion, that the snds Of the
CIn.ti,utiou are not 10 be accomplished
Resoiued. That this Legislature perceive in the en-
hgntened aud patriotic conduct OF the present Annis
WAnom, sumcient ground. 10 hope that measures will b.
speedily adopted by the Federal to restore
harmony 10 the Union and purity to the Con.titu,i,p
hesotced, Therefore. That it 10 inexpedient at this
. .ne 20 eAh Convention OF the people, adopt any
o"e' measures TO embasrsss the proce ednys Of the
present An instt aioo
"Resoiped. That this State en,ertans the hope ,h,,
may De necessary and proper 20 maintain uu-
impaired, the rights and powers reserved to the States
fespeetiveIy, or to the pc opls."
During the discussion, the following letter wa.
csived from the Governor of the State:
20 me nonorahIs the Speaker, AMI other nembers OF
the Hou.s oil Representation:
nave been directed by the Bosrd of Tru,tse. of
the SSuh Carolina College, TO request In, .tt.nd,n..
O, me legislature at the College CONNIE NEE Mt on
81 herewith transmit an account Of the find
The constitutional term for which l w,s ,ise,rJ
expires on the ninth instant In making this last ccm
no, n;, 70 ne representatives Of the people,
so' omit 10 express the high of the
ieri Tor your continued kindness and support Thu, a.
should have been my lot to have erred often I'm IN.
umtsenatse Of my official duty ready 10 admit
shall however, consider one Of the proud II m
OF my lie, to leave tho Exscu iva Department wi h
inc confidence Of my fellow citizens TIE limited ma.
Uonage and limited duration Of this office c.nppire 10
our sov.ra weakest Of the three great departments Of
"ih,t in the discharge OF my duty. have been SO.
-. sc. rom some whom esteem and honor, 10 nv
am not satisfied that il Is nv fault In
laying down enc very responsible station and in con.
'or'nity 10 your will assuming another am persuaded
you WIN believe me, when Declare that am deeply
ehec'eu oy your generous confidence. That o,hes,
may surpsss me in talents and acquire will no,
out WI yield to none 10 the devotion ist for
'ne honor ard interest Of my native State
intolerance Is not leading feature Of m po,;,;
Greco; Tor the proof OF this refer both to my opinions
anu acuons. Yet we cannot forget, that he who ex-
seoas q'sr'etso an enemy where arc reciprocal
u az INK ny 10 be supposed unite the influence OF
rear as ma snaniniiy. The party feeling which mar
vaies lnis Sta'e, trust will be but momsntary. The
gay cannot be lar distant when common oppression or
Iohmon prosperity must make en- united people -
He' me men eheat you, 10 cherish ards en- c
sentiments OF good WILL Suffer OF FIJI. ndsbins natnr
ed oy years fp7n' 10 good oice,, be cosroLed by
controversial, speculative difference, as TO who
10 the purest patriot. 49,
L., Ine"mstsnces over which had control, have
~n"'n Few months past sarsyed me in oppo.on to
some OF my best friends That they have fell II ne,es
sary 10 give an assurance Of their sincerity and tevo
on 10 prncips by practical proof of how far thew
rec rom me- gives me no csuse for unknd feeling
La
ooa' Iiends. My greatest aud biahes, ambition will
70 GO ne greatest good TO the creates, number ri ,b-
people ei >. Carolina. STEPHEN ID MILLER
Executive DeParim Mt. Dec. s.h 1880
90 THURSDAY, tn Legislature went in,o an election
Ior Governor and Leuiensn, Governor The election
oil Major Hamilton 10 the former and Mr. Nobis :"
the latter oifc", mark Gays the Columbia TinssI III
progress oil the Convention party The aen,,emsn
", opposed ITEM are men Of the highest respectable
" ana popularity In South Carolina. This ,ienal ,ri-
umpn on our part 10 accompanied wi sincere regrets
.ha' " should be over such opponents The fol,owln,
Is stale me ut OF the vote: e
For Gouernor.-James Hao,iI,on II aa pi.,.a
j. Manning, 67-Blauk, l.
ror Lieutenant Governor.-Patrck Noble So
E1iah Da~ kins, 59-Bla aux g.
" The Senate went into Committee nj IN. wh,
lhr ION IN hs Char.) on the Report Of the Federal
Committee. Messrs. Hunter, and Back add,e..sJ nh.
commtss 10 favor OF The Report. and Mr. j. s. Dsas,
10 ,avor ct his own resolutions; after which on motion
OF Mr' Wrher'PooD, thu committee rose recortsd rro
gre's and asked ieav. to sit again. The House also
eSo,veu iseil INTO Committee Of the Whols (Air De.
n
Comnues. Mr.. ID. e. Hpger continued his reina,ks
rom me gay before yesterday until o'cl,ck vester.
gay evening". Having brought Them TO a close on The
motion OF Mr.. Hi the commi tee roso, reported pro.
gress. and asked leave 10 sit agaio We shall no, AZ,
Tempt 10 give a summary Of MIR. Huger's argument,
'" nope 20 lay them as well as those Of the gentl-.
en VINO are 10 follow him, in exteDso before the pub
as az they come from the hands Of our R.porter
Va mo Ion OF MIR. Sssbrook, Chairman of IN. Cam
N zee of Feie Restons of the Ssnate on w .dnes
me sscond clause Of the preamble OF his Conv.n
nou DIN was by an unanimous vote, altered TO read
mus And whereas, il is the opinion of this Lois.
azure: that In such exigencies the people of So,fb
Cu'oHnd peaceaby assembled 10 Convention ara the
proper Jhdge, so far as this State is ncerned as
w hA'uie ana exteut OF the evil, OF the mode and
sole uion.l having bsen stricken out and ,bos
10 itsc- inserted" ' ""u ''io'e
"" Friday no bu,iness OF importance wa. trsn,s.,
ed in me iSenaie. On motion Of Mr., Sssbrook Ibsv
"en' mo Ionmtiee OF the Woo tn Federal r..
pos out, liter few moments rose and asked Lave 10
s again. In the House, an anina.e ed dj,cn.sIoo ~
me osury BIZ, occupied their Alteration until IL cloet
w".n 'bey "eh into Committee OF the Whole On tbs
Federal Report. Mr. Hi I'd .ressrd the conm;t o. in
,nvo' "' ms Report, aud Mr. Richardson against IL
re ,on' IN Chairman 81 the Federal Comn,i tee
succeeded the latter gentleman, but befors he ba.
concluded his reHNks, ,he usual hour of sdon,n,,.,
having hrivsd, On motion OF Mr.. ID T. Huy,r IN.
committee rose, reported progress, anil obtained Lave
~ again MIR. Preston Will clore HE a,gur an, 10
(Says the Times Of Saturday Iayt, oua.lsst d,I,
rom CoiI mbiI) 0'''
we Observe by the Huntsville Advocate Of IN An
.nat'h' Rev. Ava Wool,, the present. PresiJent ~
Trabsy Iva0ia UniVer.ty has r. cetv.d the aono;,,
OF President OF the U6iver.i,y of .alabana md A.,
Henry f"willer, OF Charlottesville, Va n, .Isc,,d
r,o'es'or oI Ancient LanguSges-Tne former vi n a
salary o. $500. and the latter Of 50 600 The Pfe,d
% Professors nave houses besides Toe hsir side nee