Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

fuiiy reased the visionary nature of which ws,e loud.
iy urged by the warm sdvocates OF tho bank
Bile have been torod, eed for Intending the juris-
dc'ion oil the Safe over the Indian Territory And
the Sd day OF the session the folio wing Revolution.
we're 'ubmit,sd to the House Of Representatives by
Mr. Lea, which were adopted: "Whereas. the conf.
dsnce which the citiz Of the state Of Alabama
posed In the wisdom and patriotism Of Andrew Jackson.
induced them TO yield him their almost urdisded voice
for the Prtsidency OF the United Siates: and whereas
hi. administration has been such to Justify their
high ,ations and TO .oshe them q real Z. ell
Their andc,pi,ions that he would pursue such course
Of policy would adv anc- III. interest aud rebound 10
IN glory oi our common country; and whereas t IL
bel eyed hat the General Assembly, would rfotm an
acceptable service to their constituents,
him to the good people Of the United States for cleo
ton,
9 Be IL therefore resoired by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the State Of Alabama
~ General Assembly cjnucned, That their
n the hness OF Andre Jarkon for the cfics of Presi.
dent oil the U"ted States is iDcr~as aud str
ny the republican principles he has n into n
Administration by the measures he IA. re comm ended
and oy the just and elevated views he ha. from time to
time presented cf the ,rne policy Of the government
ne II further Resolved. That in their opinion the
pest interest OF tho U"ipn requires bs cleo oo AID
they. therefore, recommend him the oh states OF
the union for the Office Of President. alter III, prssen,
70 ins shall expire.
"Mr. CoopwooI Offered the following A, An amspb.
IN nj. and addition II resolution:
q'd De 1t further resolved, That the very able firm
nd patriotic course pursued by Andrew Jackson Prosl
dent OF the United States at the last session of Com
gress In opposition TO the passage OF the Maysye road
BILL and others Of like character recurring
lions from the Treasury OF tho u States Tor local OBJ
Jecis oil internal improvements, justly ente him to the
highest respect and gratitude o. all friends to liberty
AMI free government-which adopted. The pre-
anblo and resolutions amended, then passed
cas- 81, nays II
North Caroiina-Fo ba'l,ts have taken. Mac.
Tor 'naior Of the U. s,es, p,ce Gen Iredeilrbu,
no ell elton has b.rn made. Will, p. Man. um and
aionIotd Stokes were pat in on the lst bal
'o-and prior to the 81. the name Of Governor Owen
wa added TO tn, list. The I..t ballot -ven,uatrd
'ohow: Manyum SO, Oven 50, Stokes IL, Scattering
b.-The seat OF Amos Weaver, one Of the Delegates
from Guiifo county, has been vacated /" on IN.
grounds that he was consuonaiy dirq sl6 ID to hold
.ses IN the gsla ure. having, at the lime of h, eec
'on' held lie use TO preach the Gospel This s,ion
gave rice to very interesting and animated debate
Bl- Providing for the educao OF the poor children
Of h- Stie-and Providing for the err ciion OF Peni
,ennaty, are now before tie Legislature Worth
as submitted resolutions. disappearing Il the South
C'rona docrin Of null hcstio ;" which were laid I'm
on the table aid ordered 10 be prntet-lnl Mr. pix
ov'd re following resolution, which was adopted
=" heso'ued That select committee be appointed,
whose duty shall be TO procure all the documents
la,ng to the fret Declaration Of udepce made
by the reemen OF North Carolina and hat same be
printed under the direction 81 the Governor one copy
10 be placed In the Public Library one in The One.
of the Secretary of ate. and copy shifted Ia
each Of the Executives Of the United Sta,es'-A Cor
respondent OF the Fayetteville Observer writes 81 be.
neve the Legislature viii lend The Literary Fund
(SS0.OOO) TO the Trustees of the Uuivsr.ty The sub
Gu. not yet up tor debate. Their memorial draft.
cn oy judge Nufnu, was one of the abest drawn "a.
persl ever heard Ii alone, think, will ensure
cess 10 tn lie apple alton"
.MHsourf-Tle Legislature assembled 1T the city Ct
Jete'sJn on the 10 ult The Fay Monitor saws tina
The adoption OF the Con .udonal Amendments and
the election OF Jack,cn r publican Senator 10 place
oil Mr. Barton, are events which looked. for with
anxious .oiiciude by large majority of the ne ops
this Stat, We have not yet received any intrilj.
ace from the at of Government bat we s.I y-ri.
the Anne ndment., MIR. Baton's defeat is rendered
certain" And DeR will he have deserved his tate
Th, Editor II tn, Y D.'y A. ,.... s.aed what
Ra s 40 s. ."! 4. s. a ~ Ia %". i not ss tina. M
a. then seuns "k add so'as dG.fen, eli@ss Uu. ,s
tue , Mr. r. a:o aS net an i. fSn s. p.
..1" thing ~" ;s.S the yst ga
MI Il, va, very H. when he wa. :. ST. Psychological. h,
"ruse .d Of HI, I,."" hs, be-
.sht'o dne,sd her Jul, would S,v, told
@ Ss M to sfs ssass hs ~" ss DC 5
all ,eonsmPtbs ttiekor lime Of asking it,
Asss, Of s' s
had msd the a~srds Aoaoras for his m,
II the ~ Commercial yet dane!
Tn. N',,onsl Journal, rely upon sr.hsriy
mistaken Tor gentleman, h inyi,ed dinn,r least.
yr.nio No v b. at !. .Sn,'
n e1i A. nv p :, ' :os ros, dops! Rich
me Bank 81 Ysna o. With politician .bori the
OF The y p a%. IL .h %,%
%1 Gu %aai u Spgo h ~
S. The doub The Pc. ieotS ID ~,
have no doubt" that the ufnsl is a. wIe ed
card parP be dated from ,nd, Ioh w. and put
hh.d mthe same paper equally untrue: TbH Col n
,t,niug sh Richmond party that he waold use hi,
snes ne United S,ste Birk down. y would use thu ~
'oss,h o ."'nion to support him ssan,f M, Cah,unri
Such stuff scarcely worthy of line
i false The Winchester Republican quote
S suS nS a"s give h % gan honest
~S r s sHS % G @ him that h
| us piain papabo aisehoods as ever published.
MR.. RANDOLPH
Virginian, now in the City of Washington has re
ceived a letter from Mr.. Randolph dated London
October 14h 1880, in which he remarks tia h,
ed than his political enemies began to stunp-upor
himhe might say stump they had net the slight
est foundation in truth:That his reception ST. ha
been all that he could have wished the most as dious
capious man that ever lived, could have found no,hn
eSvl but hat The climate at The season oi his ar
rival (Auru'1 was so deadly to hi. constitu ton In
he was reduced to ia brink OF the grave and one
his servants had lever as alarming the vel 4.
YER at ". leans Th-sa 'er will Ice ON this 1T
ter, how liberal and no correct are this insnu
tina, have been thrown out about the cond ion OF hi
health, and his pre- determined resolution 10 travel
the South OF Europe
"7ae Banner Of the is now issued from
The editor Mr. Racquet instructive writer
Trade end limited construction constitution theory
on The latter head, that Of ihe Virginia donses.
variance with tho Other in reference the fundamental
inns OF government and the the country
We have inviow ultimate and original posuates" Mat
We may not nderstaad 'h- Above paragraph Doe
Mr.. Welsh that MIR RS principls Of Free ado
IL al war with the doctrines OF Virginia! II he doe.
MIR. w Is mistaken about the doctrines OF Virgil Ia -
Does he meant that MIR. RS principle OF Free trade T.
not the true one; but that is contrary 10 the tuna
mental msxims aud the essential interests Of the coun.
ryf Then II seems TO Ne, that Mr.. w. essential
" mis- axes 20 ur maxims anil our Interests; and tina
ne himself a, variance vii his former opinions upon