Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28
Richmond, Va, Friday, Nov. rs.
THE ST.7TES.
NORTH CAROLINA,

RALEIGH, Nov. 22d, 1884
al cannot resist the inclination again TO wit. ,on-
To day we elected Col phi,o Hhiie Elior Of The new
Administration paper The Standard" the second bal!
ing, but received the highest number of votes Sc o.
. second ballet hc regularly nominated and we
esS' our nominee 10y the following handsome m'jo,iy
Gales s Son 81 Rs";.,nr
Lawrence s Lcmay IS Star
Mohday next u appointed for the election O! Cover
nor. The present incumbent, Gov. Swain. is in nouaa.
ZION Tor reelection We have been in the babi, in N
C"ohna, "t rejoicing Governor successvely for
three years According TO this rule Gov s. has vel onc
year before him. We are, however under no obiyaons
TO hi-he would have beaten Senator if he could
II lac isre elected lac will owe it generosity not our
weakness." "
Mr. Swain Inns since been reelected Governor
The New York Journal calculated, that ain the
evch' oi MIR. Branch being Candidate (for the Sc
late OF the u. 81 OH the Ist ballot, parties may
range as iollows-Brown 80 (Jacksoml-Swaiu 65.
Branch (Whig) AZ, and few sca,tcrMgn-B,,t ,l,e
actual vote was, Brown ll3-Judge Settle Co
Blanks 90
Graves thc lndian) will be hung. The Lcgislu-
lure have passed the following resolutions:
Resoioed 6y he Senate ana House Of Representa-
utS ~ me STATE ~ Georgia, ia Gene al .fsstLu met
That they view with ings deep roget, sno,i-r IT.
tempt TO interfere with The administration the criminal
laws Of is Stale, by the use OF the process AT lie S,
preme Court oil the United States.
hss0iced That The rgh, TO punish the perpetrators OF
ciihies coulnied within the ju sdiciun and chartered
limits oi State, one Of those e,iduary rights the eycr
else OF which, is oil vital npo lance 10 tn. domestic ue,c
and internal economy OF such Sac, aud The praecsl
operation OF which, can in wise conflict viii the es
seh'iai rights or Interests Of her co States.
ResotTed, That his Exccllenry the Governor be and
ne Is hereby quesed TO communicate by express TO the
Sheri oil Murray county, the determination VI this State
to enforce her criminal iaw; aud hat such orders he ia
sued b, him to that ctiicsr, will ensure the ex.cutio
OF tue laws IN The case o janice Graves, convicted OF muir
der. $500
Resored, Tha, the Sheriff Of said county be- and lie
IL hereby authorized Snd empow cred TO employ guard
CT armed men, II he sh deem the same NECESSARY Ia
carry mo execution Inv said
Resoioed. hat his Eycell-nay the Governor ard nj,
other officers OF this be- and IN, are ber,v 20 o
red to avoid any step by which the State OF Geo,p.
be made party 10 the sought he made before ,e
Supreme Court II the United States by The said process Of
citation" r "
The Augusta Constituencies gives the following,
account oftlie proceedings these resolutions on
the 18th instant: "
"In the House Instead OF taking up the mater 10 II il;
had been reported by the committee OH the state If L
Republic, the report Of the select committee preyou,ly
appointed was iakeu u This report being same as thai
which ilsd been reported the Senate and was tlcn mn
yer ueoa c. The speakers ~ the iou'e were, Messrs
Mtriwe;hcr, Clayton and WelbOm garst the preamble
and resonin s OF the select comuilce and Messrs Cor
don OF Chatham. and Glascvck in support OF them On
The ma" adoption OF the preamble and resolutions The yeas
were ZIG, nays %. -
"In the Senate, this morning, Mr. Baker took the
moor III support OF the preamble resolutions OF IN.
conntee and against the substitute oil. red bv Mr.
Dawson Mr. Dough then addressed lie Se,., On
,e oter side OF the question. and was follow ed by
Mr. Patterson, OF Early who spoke in favor of tho me-
dmble and resolutions OF the committee MIR N.sbt hen
T. lT. Ata
Ter took The iioor, and occupied m o'clock this
when message WAS received from the House 49,
e senate ua' ma branch OF the General Assembly had
ahPe" eaInhie aud resolutions, smiiAr those under
debde IN tie Senate 10 whirh concurrence a.ask.d =
Inc Senate ihen agreed TO put aside the preamble aud
sou'iohs OF me committee nn the State R.unblr
ana 10 lake up The preamble and resolutions OF The ouse
Mr. GORDON oil Putnam then addressed the nate at ron
siderable len 9Th. Af err he had concluded Air n ,v
moved 10 receive his substitutes instead cf the preamble
aud resolutions om the House Tie yeas on This uo,io,,
were III aud The nays OIL The que ton then wa, on
eel In fla h..
which were again read. Al length al abont o o'ock
the question was taken the adoption of The pre .n,b
anu fsso'ions from he House, aud decided BY yea. rs
Troup." $50 As''V o.
The Select Committee, OH the Memorial of The
Inzehs OF Cherokee Circuit, to be relieved from the
judicial Administration of Judge Iloopcr Lnye re-
ported The following resolutions:
"Resoiced, BY the senate and House Of Represents
yves, &c ia we deeply drpIoe the lsc that any hip Ii
iuncuonary in Georgia, should pursue con,se conr,1v
10 i'e true policy aud acknowledged rights OF juritdcio
IN me state over any portion OF her population
"Hts0f0ed, That we hold TO be the true docine nj
rPupichn servants or Officers appointed by The ne pr
not TO resist the known wi and the solemn Laws of lie
a'e by retaining otlce contrary the views welfare
zens - 80
"ResOlced, That while we dsclaim any desire Or +,
.I"on 70 interfere win az independent ordinate branch
OF ,he government hls Honour John w. Hooper Judge
81 the Cherokee Circuit, entertaining legal and cons,i,,
ionai opinions almost peculiar himself, aud differing
from NE vast majority .! the people, on The proprieIv and
eons u'ionaiy OF the above recite, be
requested oresgn; aud il I've will not that he be
to furnish his objections to doing il writing
"heS0iUe", That committee OF -- be appoinied in
'ufs the sand John W. Hooper, with copy OF the fore
gong proceedings, and 10 receive his reply
"ReSOioed, That should not his Hononr acce,, ,I;s IN
vSon that Ibis special committee permitted TO make
TURNER report, on the course proper be- pursued
Mr. Gordon, OF Putnam, has laid before the Se
naie OF Georga, proposition 10 prohibit the circula
ton, in that State of all Bank notes under The deo
animation Of Isceniy Dollars.
Efeetion of United States Senafoys-.Tbe An
gusia Chronicle saysOur much respec ed loy,nsmnn
and honest and independent Senator The HouoraIle
nate by s Legislature, Wednesday last Tor the Term
oil six Jedrs, foU the OF March ne x and Col AreJ
CuSbef was also elected Sensor 10 supply the vacancy
oecasoned By the resignation OF Mr. ForsythTbe vote
S,ooI, Oh The former eeclionior j. p. King I5I; Geo
OIIner, 80, scattering and the latter for Cuh
30" "' - 'e"o'lpB'
VERMONT.
Tie Legislature have adjourned-but MOI until
they lad ilred shot in favor of the Bank The fol-
IowIngis from the preamble of resolution reported
to Tic House of Representatives. This reoort ,v.s
adopted by very large minority of the House md
was concurred in by the Governor aud Con".},.
That National Bank, with powers propetlv limited
snu reslnced essential, IL not Indispensable AS fiscal
"scn rs wen az NECESSARY 10 sustain aud preserve sound
ana Uniform currency and give the reouisi,e c;tdss a.
W"de commerce, and manufactures. That an equitable
1aiHOuion among the several States of the none
"oh INC sale OF The public lands Tor the purposes Of ed
'aOh AZ" iheinaI improvements comports alike with sound
polcy ana he principles Of justice. That the fnsiue.
na'e OF we just powers Of each department Of lie Go.
NeDmehi a. conferred and defined by the Constuioo
s,eni' 70 Tie preservation Of public liberty snd The per.
peuiy OF our Tree institutions. And tlsl he Exeeu,;ve
Oi Tie United States afo ~ a..