Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

Inc iegs's"re hac agreed 20 adjourn Safurdov
last Meat While an election has tax place IN
ton OF Delegate, TO supply the vacancy oce.,ion-d nv
TIE sppo'nnen, OF MIR. Lersre 70 the cfiee OF Ai,or-
n-y Gensrs The ell ction had eve nu,,,u In m. .v.
ce-s Of l.. Pc is'u. late A to new t,sn,r,, AMI
Distinguished Anti Conve MET by the folio ing vote
Peigta 1866, +. X Laureus loii--uajoriy 221. II
he'd cal ed forth gres, excitement and ~Aersionaud
ih- meeting OF "The Friends of the Union and Stat.
Rights, as they term themselve., who lad romin.tsd
fenk'u hsi asons ohrr resolutions, adopted the fol-
lowing: "Rcsolred, That we admire and applaud the
course If the Hon. William Smith, and he arIy re.
-rond 10 the sentiments ccnsiueJ in his Adj
dress TO the Peore OF Souh Caro'iaa-That we tender
i'm our thanks Tor The he has done his couu.
ny, ana our sta,ulains, the stiop
aud Consciousness o, fidelity, in great pubic uus,s,
which he carries with into RI, me q & apd Of which
| no party can deprive him."
NORTH CARoLINA.-Govtruor Owen has ccmmu.
ucs 70 the Legislature his resolution to retire from
me ohar, from considerations wholly private In their
nature On the 18Th the L. gsature proceeded 10 the
aeeSon oil h,s successor Tn. fret bso, was, Mont.
William Donnell 6, Hardy Flowers g. SCATTERING and
blank b. mo dropping OF the lowest Caudidst. N-hs
snd ballot was equally unavsi'ing.-The next morning,
Two more bsiois-when the votes stood, Spaight IA
stokes 90 James Mckay AZ, ba, and scattering IA
u l. Swain has been Ell. cted Judge, In place of Mr.
M =, Bank Bill is undergoing an animated
CIhe Raleigh Register is auhorised by the friends Of
both gentlemen to state, that the Of challenge
having passed between Cove ner Owen and Judge MAJ
gum, is untrue. That some difficulty was supposed "a
exist between them, which has been amicaby adjusted
and in manner satisfactory and honorable both gem
appOOt-
ed enquire into the expedency Of selling the Chero-
nee lands or such portions may be deemed proper;
o. congress on the proPriety of
.ENNsfLvANIA-Mr G. j. Ingersoli has submit
ted TO the Heu'e OF Representative series Of ,oIu
uo ,, rom whih we extract the following:
to the nheses' stability and energy republican, s
for nearly half century, Divine Providence
scs9Sa T S sco1
ons ana waIare the unavoidable results royal military
nd edfa
s oa. and glorious people Of their
aan and mild
R";orsd That relying wisdom good policy of tn.
as deem; The present, favorable 70! finally
States and ns wns y subjects Of discussion between
and NO % 70 ha%ISy and establishing 'ho relations, political
to the plan Of the first bcm settled by
and wise principles alliance nations. Sse.qs. ' sh o
the tho DC hotter
quality and reciprocity founding the SOLE
These resolutions had been acted on-A reso-
luton has been submitted for abolshng all lotteries and
Tor efectuay prohibiting the sale of foreign lottery tick
ets-Much interest is excited by the election of United
states Senator in the place Of Mr. Marks Fourteen
candidates were brought forwards but neither Marks nor
single clay man, was among them. A remarkable
proof Oh me popularity OF Mr. Clay in PENNSYLVANIA
The lsf ballot gave Mexican "a, Denny 81, Hawkins
n No. stevenson ingersoll g. Ramsay Z, wilkins 6.
dallas o. Coulter 8, MeCreery 8, Irwin 4, Anthony g.
buchanan 2 and Wayne And the eighteenth ballot
No dropping of candidatesD gave Mexican &c. Steven
D.,
soil l." The friends of Mr.. Denny show a resolute
ironung-having adhered TO him, without increase or
dmnuon through all the hallotings. The real contest
is SAID now TO rest between General McKean the Nor
her" and j. ). Stevenson, the Wtstern candiaate'-
festerdav's Mail gives Us the result of The EIec-
ton The goth ballot Thursday last was as follows
""Kins 90 Mexican and Denny each 27 Stevenson
10. Hawkins Is, sc. &c-1he Convention then
adjourned to o'clock in the evening-On the re-as-
sembling OF the Convention, Mr.. Hawkins the Pres-
DENT after due acknow for the support he had
eceived, begged TO be longer considered as cand
r; Banks then rose and stated, that the au.
.noiSy o ietter from Gen. Mexican, he announced TO
me Convention, that he not any longer IN he con-
sdered as a candidate for U. s. Senator"-The Con-
ventioD then proceeded the 2lst ballot which result
ca IN the election of William wilkins of Pittsburg by the
following vote-Wikins ~, Stevenson 81 Coulter IL
Denny TO- and G. NJ Dallas 8.
, Mr. y liver has laid a .olution before the TT NJ
h requesting the Senators and Represen,s,v, In Con,
gte',' to obtain the passsg- OF law, providing for
he distribution OF eish mil i1ns Of dollars annually a.
tie several States in proportion to their repre
sebta'on In the House of Representatives Of Ire u
ates out oil the surplus funds that re main in The
reasa,y OF The oIi'ed States, after tie national debt
!" Poia 70 De applied by the several States 10 the pur
pose OF inland navigation, internal Improvement ~
men o purposes as The 'eura! States shall in their
est authority from the Constitution of the u StatasI
"hnout any previous amendment OF that Instrument
ueo sn act .annt be passed, without direct viola.
henfucky-Ihe Legislature convened on the 9Th inst
In me Senate, Lieutenant Governor Breath took The
Al, James tonestrect was elected Clerk and
Mr. Benz Pollard Assistant Clerk.-Mr j. J. Cri,ten
was elected Speaker of the House of Rem
IeSentatves without objectionable. Robert = TOAD
Cierk without opposition, SC. His Exceenev'' Thos
,he'caiie MAD sent In quite War Message-He
mas denounced the Presidents Veto Message
WITHOUT mercy-attempted TO show that the MAYS.
ri,e turnpike was strictly entitled to the appel
isuoh oil " nohondf' work-paints with most pa-
heuc power the mischievous consequences that have
arisen from the Presidents Veto-atfirms that al
mas hVoved ne company IN great embarrass nen Put
IN lrorardy the stock subscribed by the State and
whi's II bhghts with lie chilling reath the ouenjns
prospect OF social and commercial int, rcou,se am.nn
Tue ciuz n OF ne INTERIOR IL falls with de adj and sve
ws,sh upon ne Idboring classes Of the tohole eonmui
pays GU upon 'he local feelings OF the good ei-
Nons OF htuckysee ks to arouse their esousirs ard
resehmens az INST the PTesidsni-rs comm- ds hi.
gea highway to the favorable alton and ratron
age Oh The I.egslaiure-yef, in d ing 3d. void M,
o. understood az losing sight OF other leading road Ia
when extensive p,ions OF our State NAV be immedi-
aeiy lnetesieiahd finally ronclu les his n mic h
ne o'o"rg most und 1Di6ed and "sniien, nj op inn.
may anG do deplore II, but tie fact cannot b. dis.
Ense"' mai w nave arrived 4 a i-is in our political
andhs' "hen hrn'ucky must in seD defence take her
"u' eoiu emu afless, itn0 rioiic an-ine nal
I'M ro'smeht' snd antarlH Safe. She mt at h., eaer
Iess' an appropriations from he joint ase of the ma
Ton, Tor objects "exclusively wi hin the Iims nj
o'de, no matter whether il be roads or canals the rs-
movai Indians, or to build Notifications In he
support which she has given TO the American Svs.
ZEN, she has never been Influenced " bv natrow
OnA', or selfish views. She has acted mon min
cPies purely national. As inter grail par, Of the
na"on she nouns over the biighted prospe Gig of
,nousaHcs OF the American people, and deepIv Ia
men's he biow which has been succe. siulIy aimed
az sne oesu ucnoD OF American skill labor and capsL
70 favor foreign labor and foreign and In The
no Ont, ,,y,o. r.