Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22


MAssAcHUsErrs ELECTION I'm 1872 towns, the
Nat Rep.-Lincoln, 1886
.Anti-.hdsOns. -LathroP, 1910
Jack Dem. Morton, 6,I76
The Boston Courier has a few subsequent returns,
which make the poll for Lincoln 10 l66, Lahrop 1900,
Morton $3.50 There is no dou of Lincolns Election
The Anti NJ asons blown out of the water.-In the
North Essex Congressional District, there is still
election Cushing 20I9 -Kitteridge 1911 Osgood
(Jackson) l455-Scattering 20.
GEoRGIA.-The Legislature has elected the Judges
OF the circuits for the three ensuing years
I'm the northern circuit, William III. Crawford is
reelected by majority OF votes Nathan c.
Ssyre Western, we regret TO that the
pshed Judge Clayton has been rejected; the Bird ballot
being for c. Dougherty l12 A. s. Clayton SO, Harris
9-Ocmugee circuit: l.. Q. g. Lamar 165-Fnt cir
cult: c. b. Strong 100, Nc Donald LOG, blank 2-South-
circuits Lot Warren l3l, Holt 10, Cobb A Middle
circuit: VIM. w. Holt ION the 4th BALLOT IOS Schley
l0i Longstreet o, Gamble blank land in the East
ern circuits VIM. Law without opposition
The Lg'laiure !. actively proseed ng with It's ro-
ise', bills and resolutions. Among these. leave has
been given 10 reptrs bill to repeal The I5 section
OF an act TO sutaorIZs the survey and disposition of
lands within the limits Of &c in the oseupansv Of
the Cherokee tfibs OF Indians; snd also a bill sTo
emend the IL sect on OF the late land sei s 10 re
ducs The time requiring persons 10 be inhsbi,sn
this Siae four years, 10 three yes; and also 10
the 35 section of said land act, enacted on ,be 2I.
December, 1880. for The disposition OF the Cherke,
Country, aud enforce The immediate survey and occu
psDcy OF oss ands, agree ably the pfovi,ons of aid
law -" To prohibit any chartered or pr vais Bank o,
corporate company, from issuing any bank BILL or bi
for alton, under the sum OF Eve dollars"and Sc
versI bills 10 amend the slave laws. The following
Re ola iors have also been laid upon the table Of the
Senate:
"Whereas ihe rs-e'esiion OF Andrew Jackson 10 The
Presidency e ,hs Un'tsd States for tho next term 10
Of vital portaBce hs best Interests Of the people
and will teud 10 perpeuas the htppinss aud
~ Of our beloved country, az well as preserve upm-
paired The Federal Cops uiion"-ior the following
Teasohs
1,t Because he |. a decided aud frro hiend TO the
preserved"
ID. Because he has svowed an honest sonveiion,
the payment OF thu national debt " he sures OF
Feeoncng the sophsiiag Interests at present. existing
and thereby render perman snt the blessings
enjoy IL he is re-eiesed there 10 no doubt that these
all important objects will be accomplished
8. Because snee he has been President be has done
all 10 his power 10 ensure TO- Gsorgis the Terrier
now 10 The possession Of the Cherokee Indsps; iUdg
iDg therefore by The past may LhjeniIy rely for
tho future on his exercising all his influence 10 enforce
our just rights and hrreby realize 10 the State III.
po'os'sltn OF these lands and the si,zsos the epioy
mspt 81 .hom-for these and other strong eonstder.
aiions:
Be resolued by the Senate and House Of Repye.
ssntdnpes Of the State of Georgia ia General Assen
By met and II as heytby resolved by the authority OF
The same, That the Poops Of This ate look forward
with deep soel'ude TO the slsetion Of Andrew jack
soO 10 tho Presidency Of the United atss The en,u
ing ion, and do hereby pledge themselves sup
port him Tor that high offss. They do not hesitate 10
5sssTs ~ their opinion, that In The disturbed and e1