Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

Southern Convention before il should take place. instead
| oil five, as required by the original plan.
Mr.. Merrwether moved that further of
the subject be postponed till Monday next and that the
substitute be printed, and made the order OF the day for
that day.
Mr. Bates called for the previous stion which after
much discussion sustained; aud the previous question
on the adoption Of the original Preamble Resolutions
as amended by the Resolution Of Mr. Bates was nut and
they were adopted-yeas 80, nays 81.
SENATE, Nov. 36.--The following Message from the
Governor was read and referred 10 the Committee the
State Of the Republic:
81 subrt to the General Assembly, copies of notices
signed elisha w. Chester, Counsel for Samuel A.
Worcester and Ezur Butler informing me OF an ine n,e
application to the Supreme Court III. 2nd day of Feb
1888, when said Court will be moved 10 issue fur
er process to carry into effect its former and
DEGREES rendered certain said Sam
uel a. Worcester aud Eizur Butler considered Plain
m in Error, vs. the State Of Georgia, Defendant, Err
without further remark upon this subject I renew TO
the Legislature, the my
ton TO disregard all unconstitutional requions apper-
tanning 10 the cases under consideration OF any other
character origin whatever which may be calculated TO
State. NILSSON 'LUMpKIN"
| HOUSE, Nov. 30.--Mr cal of Newton moved 10 re-
consider the Journal of yesterday SO far as relates 10 the
adoption OF the Resolutions offered by Mr.. Ryan and Mr.
Bates and alter discussion which occupied the whole of
the mornings the motion gatived-yeas So NAYS o.
| SENATE, Dec. 1.-The preamble and resolutions SC
Of the House in relation to the Tariff, and the call OF
Southern Convention, made the order of the day
Tor tuesday the 18th instant-.fugustd Chronicle.
Mr. Calhoun is said be about prepare himself for
the duties OF u s. Senator from Sou, Carolina by
ing the office Of Vice President. -" 'N
General Scott OF the United States Army ba, arrived
In Savannah and Col Twiggs arrived here last mig hit i'm
the Northern stage, on his route TO New Orleans
BY passenger in the Northern Stage we nderstand
Caucus of the S. Carolina Legislature have noninat.
Gov John Floyd OF Virginia, for President and Richard
Lee Of Boston, for Vice President They can hardly be
expected TO beat Jackson and Van Buren, coming in 80
late into the race.-.augusta Constitiionast, Dec g.
In Pendlcton District, S. c., at late three dsvs
Union Meeting OF the Bapis when the Religious Exer-
cses were over motion was made TO take into conside
ration the present crisis Of the country Rev
NJ Morton was called to the Chair After protesn in
the preamble against the majority of the State making
laws TO enforce their doctrine of Nulcaiio recurring
the citizens TO abure their allegiance the u States
iniiicing pains and penalty, conGscang estates ior
opinions sake they assert that they believe great
Jority oil the people will resist such
T The following are their resolutions ID.
lst. That we allegiance to the United States Of
character and that we are ready At ali
to discharge the same.
3D. That long tho Convention and Legislature con-
ne their acts 10 such matters they
do and evenuate in peace, will cheeully obey the mn
but, should they pass laws which will dissolve the Union
OF the States or destroy the property take the liberty
the people 10 enforce Notification contrary TO their re
peated declarations of its being in Character
will resist the by all constitutional means in our pow
er or such means aud measures the Union Party in
Carolina may adopt And pledge to act will
the party, who strive preserve the Union of the State
and Liberty of the people.
3d. We recommend that Col. Joseph Crisham Col len
tina Norton, Captain Samuel A. Maverick John Seton
Henry Cobb Doctor William Anderson, JOSEPH, c. Eva,
Edwin Reese be appointed delegates 10 re tho
Union Party of this election District (Pendletonl in al
meetings OF the Union Party of the one wear from
the ls Of next month.
! Ertrdct Of Letter dated
- COLUMBIA December l.
The federal committee reported on clause in the Co
vernor's Message, the following revolution:
" That the Governor be requested 10 intimate 10 the
commanding officer Of the Uni States troors now In
garrison at the state citadel in Charleston that he
an arrangement TO remove them early as possbe-th,
accommodations oil the building being needed Tor the arm,
OF the State Adopted and ordered the House of Re
Extract Of letter from Charleston to merchant OF
this City dated eth ut
" fou no doubt will have received the Ordinance mas
ed by our State Convention. The Legislature is now in
session. and will undoubtedly pass the necessary laws tc
enforce the Ordinance, which is nothing more nor
Declaration OF independence by the STATE of South Ca
rolina The excitement among the Northern and Union
mems very great Although prepared for some
desperate measures yet the period looked
contemplated earlier than the 4th of March, but on nc m
sing the Ordinance you will perceive that the LIST of Feb
ruary is fixed upon We wait with little an xety for
the course that will be pursued by the General Govern
ment 1t is the opinion Of all the Union party here tha
unless some very decisive step is taken prevent it, dis
solution OF the Union will actually take place. Ii
however, that the President is wide awake on the subject
" s. Troops arriving weekly--also rerenue cutters
Gen. Scott arrived here yesterday, &C., appear Il
ping part of my goods and expect soon as the new
reaches your city, 10 receive orders ship all that re-
nan have heard several gentlemen they should no
be surprised il the city laid in ashes and the street
deluged in blood before sprDg.-.N Y Mer. .4dp.
! Cholera at Bost0n.--Nineteen deaths by malignant
Cholera occurred at Boston in the ending st instant
all but one in the House Of Industry.