Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

IN our last, that the Resolution den0uncing Notification
would be sustained by triumphant majority in the
House OF Commons, il had been in the Senate. IL
will be seen by reference the Yeas and Nays that
only % voted against it, aud OF these several dsavowed
the doctrine alleging that their vote influenced by
the consideration that action of the Legislature upon
the subject was called for, aud in its character erfrd
judicial 9S voted for them is due to those gentle
men OF the minority who mingled n debate 10 state that
they sustained their peculiar notions with ability and
zeai worthy OF better cause. They contested every
inch OF ground and adopted every method which inye
uuy could devise render the expression of the cgis
ature less decisive in its languages more palaabe
South Cdroina-but on every question: where the prnc
pie was Involved the vote almost uniformly the same
Even the amendment protesting against the employment
O force by the General Government, was rejected by
nearly the same vote that the Resolution adopted.
nus has North Carolina enphdticdHy spoken out, and
10y this one act acquired additional claim the character
OF consistent, truly Republican and patriotic State
GOVERNOR MARCY'S MESSAGE.
This document was real TO the New York Legislature
On Wednesday last Ii is well-wIiuen, sensible docu-
men and has ELECTED praise from his opponents At
ter emarSing upon the prophecy OF continuing certain e-
gsave enaclments i'm relation he cholera he she
OF the Penitentiary and State Prison systems. The Sing
Sing prison. in consequence OF the prevalence the
lence during the last SUMMER is p'ospe in its
financial concerns as the establishment Auburn the
accounts from which present most gratifying result. The
number OF prisoners received 81 less than during
the preceding year The charged during tAe year
ending on the Both OF embe last tor the services
convcs 10 those who employed them, is lorty-one thou.
sand, five hundred and odd dollars; and the expenditure,
OF the prison. including the cost Of erecting building
thirty eight thousand three hundred dollars The egisla
re at its last session made appropriation OF six thou
SAND dollars Tor eniagng the prison, II the proceeds
ne convict labor had not been sufficient for the purpose
This improvement however, made without resornp
TO the appropriation 1t mentioned worthy of notice
that no conviction Tor murder, capital offence ha
occurred during the last year in the state of New York
and that the whole number of sentences the State P
sons Ia the same PERIOD has been ninety less than those
oil The preceding year.
The fact Of foreign convics having been sent TO New
ok by the subordinate authorizes Of foreign government
Is mentioned or consideration; the general government
having lahmaed that the remedy must be applied by
the State or municipal authorities. The subject of Lotto
nes pressed upon the notice OF The Legislature aud like
wise the militia system, which, the Governor observes
although imperfect and demanding REFORM should as the
law OF the land be supported, until proper Improvement
take place, vitality Is it connected with the durability
popular government. The militia force of the State
ISIS 600 men.
In reference to the public schools appears that fou
hundred and ninety four thousand nine hundred and fit,
nine children have been taught ia the common school
during the past year. The expenditure has been on,
million one hundred aud twenty thousand dollars OF
which the public fund contributed less than an
part Legislative interference is requested to supply IN,
schools with competent teachers The medical schools
established by the State two. The College in New
DIRK has hundred and eighty eight pupils that il
fairhed one hundred and ninety The income from tn,
Erie and Champain Canals and the Canal Fund during thu
last year, was one million five hundred and ninety lou
thousand dollars 1t Il anticipated that the whole the Ca
nal DEBT VIII be eNtingushedn 80 Mr. Marcy recognise
tile principle OF protection, and adds if this principle ma
been mapped, and injurious effects have thereby result
ed the proper remedy for them does lie in an abandon
ment OF IT, The encouragement of agriculture is recon
mended by more durable methods than those OF premium
and contributions from the Treasury. Dsapprobaion a
the course OF South Carolina is firmly express ed; for 81
the doctrine of notification be established the unior
OF these states is destroyed for Without the Union
New York may be prosperous but her hirhest prosner
~ would be embittered by regrets for the blessings lost
herself, her associates and the world" IT. therefore the
operation of existing laws adverse TO the happiness of b
general republic, New York will consent to such modi
hcatIon as will remove all just ground of complaint an,
AFFORD substantial relief TO every real grievance. New
York leaves the de csom those who represent her il
Congress- relying upon the wisdom and patriotism of ha
body, the hrmnesS and well tried virtue of the President
ana the gracious care OF benelcien Providence TIN
above VIII be found TO present the important
oil the message. Our limits prevent us from giving a
much OF 1t as we could WISH for document succeeds do
cument with such rapidity that it requires eetness t.
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