Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

portance not only the principles Of '9S but TO
assert 'hatsnce that period they had preserved Iherc
au Oeen any departure from those principles and no knew
oil nome we ought 10 declare thNt rrpuae that de-
pariure and adhere 10 the resolutions of 90 in their pr
for these reasons, he thought il important
Inc words OF the resolutonand he thought that every
man who sincerely from his heart gave his support to the
conseeraed doctrines OF 9S would retain the Ian.
guage OF the resolution.
Mr. Moore said that the gentlemen from Din,ylie and
brunswick did not put tire construction the Ian.
guaEe OF the resouuon aud as they isa creed he thought
ne nau ngh TO put his own construction upon IT,.
The question was then put, aud resulted stated in
our last.
Tuesday, January 10.
"A message received from the Senate. stating that
ey mad passed the billsor the erection OF wharves al
Morgantown in Monongala county-and TO change the
names of Elias Daniel Hand, and William Buse Vance
with amendments, which were agreed TO.
On motion OF Mr.. Letter, il
HeS0tred, That the Committee Of Schools and Colleges
De instructed To inquire into the expedcncy OF increasing
schools
On motion of MIR. Stanger it was
ReSOired That the Committee Of Propositions and
nevances he instructed inquire into the expeliency
OF authorizing separate election the south side OF
New River Tor the county of Wythe.
Mr. kincheoe presented petition of citizens OF Prun-
Town Harrison county, for change in the location Of
poruon oil The Northwestern Turnp ke
DELINQUENT LANDS.
lions, &creported from the G. mmittee of Cour. of ,s
hce was read the first time. III extends the time one
year Tor bringing actions for lands, provided Tor in the
law OF 1881
Mr. Hays moved lis indefinite postponemen,, but with
drew the request OF Mr. Faulkner The sibrci WAS
discussed by MeSsrs Hays, Dale, Faulkner Jones Ne.
Coy imer Berry, Campbell, Leifcr, Gregory Steven
son. Moore, aud Brolnax.
Mr. Jones renewed the motion to postpone indefinitely
nut subsequently Withdrew it, when it renewed 6y
Mr. Gregory, who also withdrew it at the suggestion Of
MIR. Bro,naN
On motion of Mr.. Letter. the bill was read second
time by its Iiile and re. committed.
ELECTION OF coUNcILLoR STATS.
On motion OF Mr. Nash the House took up the Joint
~ plartin pni -.
ill the place OF Daniel A. Wilson, hose time of service
expires the 3lst March.
Mr. Nash nomnied Daniel \. Wilson and EXPRESSED
his views OF Mr. VS. fitness and high character H.
sai he undrrSooitat objections would be made because
MR.. W. was not citizen VI Richmond, and argued a,
some length against The policy ofsuch restriction, lin
ting tie range OF selection still more than the ncagre com
pcnsa,ion had already done
Mr. Shell nominated John :. Pcndlcton of Culpeper-
and spoke AT some length in support this nomination He
acted on The principle that the only question be cons
dered in making the selection was Who was
perform the duties OF the station. lie looked upon the
residence OF Councillor a distance from Richmond a.
o'gechonable IRON The Inconvenience arising from it,
MIR. Booker seconded the motion of Mr. Nasl and
pore testimony to The merits OF an old friend old
MAZE anu an Old fellow soldier He spoke in terms OF
the character and services Of Mr.. Wilson,
Mr. Gimer said he should vote for Mr. Pendleton and
IN doihg so ne bore willing tribute TO the talents depor
ment ami character OF Mr. Wilson. Mr.. G. had twice
nominated Mr.. w to onicc-and was then confident he
would perform the duties in a manner in which il an
peared lie had not done. y
Mr. Booker replied to the remarks of Mr. Gilmer.
Mr. Murdaugh opposedthe nomination OF Mr. Pendle-
ton, and sustained that of Mr.. Wilson.
Mr. Shell replied to Mr.. Murlaugh: and was reoined
Shell was agar" reP"ed 10 by Mr.
Mr. Gimer having had leave, replied to Mr. Muriaugh
Mr. Murdaugh replied to Mr. Gilrner
Mr. Brown OF Petersburg supported the nomination Of
Mr.. Wilson. "
Mr.. Faulkner advocated the claims of Mr. pendle,on
and described in warm terms his talents and personal
qualities. r
Mr. Berry also supported Mr. Pendeton, mainly on the
groui 'hat Councillor ought to reside in Richmond
wa his A
his election.
MIR. Watkins rose principally correct what he con-
sdered an error gentlemen had fallen into 1t was sup
posed that MIR. w. resided 80 miles from Richmond II
true that Mr.. VS. family resided in the countrv b
by lar The larger portion OF the time spent by Mr.
No other nomination having been made the Senate was
informed thar the House ready proceed to the exc
cuon oil The Joint ORDER aud the roll being called the vote
was follows:
=. Fer PANEL a. Wison.-NIessrs. Banks (speaker)
Riley Cole6nrn, Randolph, Booker, Stuart Maysc Pres
toh rate Miller Wilson of Botetourt Ph;teson of Buck
ngham, fanccy, DeaIng, Cheatham Richardson Paue
son OF chesterfield, Wilson OF Cumberland Broluay Rit
chle, Payne, Smith OF Frederick atkins of Gooc,Iand
Anderson, Steward Mullen, GrNely, Holeman HarwooI
iiooc, Carrier OF Lancaster and Richmond Heiskiu IIavs
PondeX'er Street, Goodc, Knox, Alexander, Charlton
Sherrard' Webb Cabc, Murdaugh, Collins Dunton
Harvey Anderson, Dade, Adams, liiner Wicher swan,
SON. Carkley, Nash, Watkins of Prince Edward Lewis
Stands Carter OF Prince William, Boothe Moore M'NJa
hon, Cline, Nj Mullen, Griffin, Conway Crump Pepr,n
burg, and lIuthcrioord-73.
For John $. PendIeton-Messrs Gilmer. per<,oo
Camn, Nj Cue, Faulkner Hcnshaw Campbell Gl,oson
Shell, MComas, Dcker.On Roane of Charles Civ Thorn
ton Jones, Daniel, Marshall Stephenson of Fayete and
Nicholas Hale, Woods, Barton, Earle Enmons Smith
OF Gloucester, Bruce, Sims, Vance, Sloane Roane of
Hanover, Goii, knchelOe, Williams Gregory, Gallsber
berry, Fry, D1bney, Lawson Beard, Harrison Taylor
10y, Smith OF Mason aud Jackson, Henry Wiley Par
n9u l;eher' Robertson, Brown Of Preston, Mcdowell
M aclarlanc, Bare, Newman, Thompson Stevenson of
Spottsylyanla, George, and hayhcry-56
: ote in the Scnaie:-
For Daniel a. JVHsOH-Messrs. Dromgoole (Speak
bel fkcrC orlo D,s,. w. ~.
Ahlnson, ilood Opic Wyatt, CabeI, Basye, McWbor. /
ter MAXwel, Aylctt Winston, Brale aud Elgncton-2O
F0r J0hn s. PendietOn-M essrs. Hunton Pe1nvback-
er, Page, Slaughter, David McComas Cravens Bovd
Cowsn McCaHy and VIM McComas-IO.
Joint vote with the Senatc-for ID. A. Wilson O3-for
j S. PendIeton &c. ~
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
On motion OF MIR. DrodnaX the House took nm Tho 70
port OF The Select Committee on Federal Relations
Mr. McCamant moved to strike out the 9Th resolution
which is follows '
RESOLVED, That we have observed in The recent ProcI
nation OF The President of the United States PRINCIPLES
av9wed and powers assumed Tor the General Government
against which we feel it to be solemn duty 10 protest
ha we regard them as violating the true construction
ami spirit OF the OnsiuOn aud as inconsistent with Tho
doctrines winch The State has repeatedly assered That
we ieel called on 10 express disapprobaon of these
principles, lest our silence should be nsnerpreted ann
TIE known appreciation OF Virginia of the measures of the
present administration, be regarded conine doc
Ulnes, wihch we sincerely believe be OF DANCE |
rous tendency, and which, it admitted, would reyo-
Iutlonize the character Of our government: That al
though the people OF these United States as is as
serted IN said PrOclamation asserted 10 the present
Constitution, and IRE hound by all Laws made in purs,-
ahce eeo YET we regard IL equally true that il was