Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18
GEORGIA LEGISI.aTURE


GEORGIA LEGISLATURES.
MILLEDGEyILLr, Nov. lO.-The ANIMAL sessiop oC
the General Assembly OF the State o, Ceor,a HOGAN on
Monday last On that day both houses ,xar. ~ -,
In the Senate. Thomas Stocks of Green. .,,i, -
elected President, iverson l.. Harris Secretary
Oarnell, Door Keeper. and Reuben e. Brown n.essen
ger. The votes were, Tor Thomas Stocks 80. Thomas
Wooten oil wilkes 81, Tor ivcrsoD J.. Harris 80 Jobn
a. Cuthbert 80 Mr. Bryan. Senator for SERVER. Wa
the only member OF the Senate absent,
In the House, Ashbury Hull OF Clark county, was
elected Speaker, VIM. C. Dawson, Clerk, Joha ID. Sta
p'eton, Door Keeper, and Elijah Hoizcaw, nfe.scn.
ger he votes were fer Asb6ury Hull rs John Potes
OF tan county, 5s, William c. Dawson So and NJ H.
in me Senate, On the 'sme day, MIR. DUNCAN po,i.
nea ne S'ns'e ma altar To-day he would n,rdue~ a
oii 70 tepo'i me 10 "e'un OF can ast 10 su,borz
me survey and Opposition OF he lsod, in the eceupa,
ey oi The Cherokee ube Il InI,sus, sc. ia Sod the
2ia dey OF December, 1880 Mr. BnrsL applied for and
oo'ansd leave TO feport ipsisoier hill 10 extend ,hs
ume ier lcruoate drawsrs In The land eies If 1918
1917 and 1884, TO take out their grants, which w.s
read the first Zine
On Tuesday. at IL O'Clock, the Governor irau,ui.-
led to both bransbes Of the G neral Assembly the
Messsg- which will be found 10 our co umus-At,sr
wo'sh he members OF the Senate rep.iIed to tae re.
pressn'sve shaDber, 10 order count the gven
,n, Nv nc late election for Governor OF lie S au
me "'ut was, 'bpt hs from all the
IS N numbsr produced 27 305 votes for Wilson Iump
tn' and 20 s63, for George X G,'mer. wil.on Lump-
KIN. wes iheie fore, declared duly elected
We shall tub ish a .a'emcu, of HE vote, given In
each couny $500 "
YESTERDAY, al2 .'sIocs, The Governor elect, vii
ron Lnmi kin, 10 p.e'erce Of tho meh,ts,s Of both
breaches OF the Gsperel Assembly, took ,hs Ca OF Of
nee and va, duly proclaimed Governor CT the az. OF
usorsia, Tor the enspi,e two vears.
. THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
FELLow-CITIzENs &C lied by the voice Of ia peo-
pie OF Georgia. to the frs, ic, With an sir yir an
Prosch the responsibilities OF Ihs station with Tn f.c,ed
humility and iiidencc. Aud bu, for 6 m rel nee on
that wisdom, whish from above and I'm no
co. hdenee In The virtue and intelligence Of my Gems
en, 'honlc shrink from the megni.ude of The arduou
al In tipgo Of ih. nf,sa at
The basis OF my political creed IT, confidence in IN.
unohe'a' "vsrelgn people. They arc the only l~gi,i-
mate source OF all governmental power; and believe
ihem 10 be- no, only capable OF SELF government bui OF
to,se segovernm.n'. Therefore my only hops oi re-
tanning their coni. will DO in faithful di,sharg,
OF nv public duty.
ponucai strife have no pledges 10 redeem or vim
dicuve feelings TO crafty, am the servant of all
avaii myself OF this occasion TO re-aiTrm what
stated 10 the pubic III February last-that II is nv
most ardent desire, to the whole people Of Georgia
united on the great subjects of political interest and
principle, which are inseparably connected with lber
~ and the Perpetuaton OF edertl union. The Fe
derdf Union must be preserved and il can only be
done by the General and State Governments confin-
ing themselves within their respective constitutional
spheres"
Pure patriotism demands of every public f,inc,ionary
voluntary sacrifice Of all political prejudces which
may stand opposed to the public interest. Thus far
make viii Offering OF my own, the altar OF the
public good
In the presence of that portion of my fellow. citizens.
assembled, Heaven
proceed TO bind myself by the solemnics of the most
sacred legation, TO discharge, with zeal and fidelity
the duties of the high trust which have been called
Journal
"a Nilledgevlle Correspondent of the NJ acon Jour.
nal claims majority OF too in the Senate and of about
f,oenfy in the House, for the 1roup Tor Gilmer) over
the Clarke Cor Lumpkin party The votes for the OIL
GERS OF the two Houses form the basis of this cacua
'on-Mr. Lumpkin's triumphan, entry into Millcdge-
vile. escorted by an immense cavalcade, has given
ids of I'm eaho nil
the honor of public dinner
NAT TURNER.-This wr,'ch.d suip.i expia,ed hi,
srimei (erimes a, the bare mention Of which the lilo
runs sold) on Friday last He beray stpo iop bu,
appeared 10 be utterly re,k 10 the awful fsie
avail ed him, and even hurried ibe cufioner In the
performance OF hs duty Peel ely az IL u'closk h,
was 'auDcb .d into eefDi'y.-Thrre but W pc o.
pie to him hanged f.7propos- he Albany biogra-
pber # Negro eu,-ihroats Will Ass to rem ember tba,
Mt ~" 70, Torn Until IS by bore, but sin ply "aaug-
ed by the neck I'll he wa. d, ad - II. NAV ,av b,w
ever, tha, General Nat sold his body Tor direction end
spent the money 10 ginger eaks-
gspl m'n Of J.ru.alrm has tiken down his ron
hk .ness OF the gaud taken by Mr.. John C.a,olfu
portrait PVT, to OF hi. town, he h,hosrao ed ~
Endic0tt y St0ett, of b ! iuore. [.VoJolk Herald
We understand that at the election on the first Mo-,
day in October last in the Territory Florida under
the Governors proclamation that the voters assembled
in few precincts only, and, of the votes given in
Joseph NJ White had nearly every one so that under
the old or new election, he will be declared duly
the Delegate from Florida in the next Congress
Nat. Int
Steam Boat .Aeci,tent-O, Ftrday las, while "a e
't am boa, Cygnet was on her way down the Potomac
with the southern mail, and ju sfer che had scope
to put passenger shore o. her eys gave wav
through ,he iurnas' and 'sad-d The frem,n badly
that he died in three hours Afterwards TIE accident
va caused, II 10 though, by permitting the water
The boiler 10 get loo low. M blame impuable TO any
p'rson II ia believed unless Ia he 10 lie fireman him
self, whose LIFE paid the forfeit OF hi, possible ina,ten
'ior. Every thing was done by th- amiable and hu-
comms nder Of the boat. C.p' CIV 20 alleviate
the sufIesp ga Of hs poor fellow while b.. survived
ha' occurred on the Potomac. The steam boa' Poto-
mac C'p. Huhba, on her way TO Norfolk, kindly 10,
ihs mails and passengers from tn. Cygne fe g hours
after the accident, snl conveyed them gra.uiousy TO
Potomac Creek. IB
The two following paragraphs are taken from ,b-
Ma hviNe Banner AMI Wbig OF .he 3iSt day OF iasl
month:
"a public dinner given at Vauxhap, IN Satu :
day, TO the Ill N. John IL EAtor, al which lac me M
bsrs OF The Legislature generally. and large puu Der
Of citizens nd. !. We have MT ben f,vor,d wb
an Official account Of he entertainment"
"The Hon. John Branch, la't Secretary Of he Navy
arrived in this town on SiUr'ay evening lat, lvir
been expected for considerable time, 10 a,ie nd 10
come privsts business IN this viciri'y.'
appointment bU the President.--W liam c. II.
Wsddell, OF New Yok, TO he NJ rShai oil the Un ed
Safes for the uibefn Di,uic, OF Nsw York. vice
Thomas M ofrs. removed. fGiobe
mARRIED-At BelIe6ed Prince Georges County. Md ON
Tuesday evening, the St by Rev. swan TJoM
II CLGGEIr, of Lecsburg, Va. 10 Miss CRfsrANA H. ugher
OF Benjamin Oden, Esq OF the former place
DEDo Tuesday the 9Th inst, after long lingering
HEya af