Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-25
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"you ~l reroect that during the l.., summer mr.
ni-hei you with an estimate to which b, app, ars that
Mr. Blown would be elected by Just sbs,, the so,i,v he
has actually receh ed hat estimate and the remarks
accompanying H. eiiri'ed the dicule and abuse OF she
piehai Press IN this State II 10 ,,c ,xoa
ns 'hc saiement alluded TO partizsn sfIai,; aud
use The language OF Of the papers this ei,y was
intended ,ior eDtct ssioad" The time, however, has
come, aud the predictions IL, almost lite rally iuI.d
What NOW viii he the language sage edi oss The
truth is that there never has Lven any rational g,onn 10
doubt the politics Of North Carolina The Oppo.i,ion
were gull OF practising The very of ~Lici, they
cuse us Their object Was only to produce elect
doroa" hui 10 secure the wsveriug at home. by boldly
Claiming they hoped 10 atc. VIC victory To ot,s "a lao
was ho specs OF the scene, ia almost 10
convey correct idea OF the painful pc strd e
orts made break ranks, aud SOW au,ory
us Every species OF parliamentary that can
ne conceived was rrsoed effect the purposes If lie
oppositio' Question alter question made upon rules
oi order, which bereiooie have been pain he
,ond doubt Attempt alter attempt at adj urnnent was
es'ayed repeatedly in both iiou.es, without avail AT
length when every expect. NJ, which ug enuiy coud sug
ges had ialed-as last bope-ss expiring siiorioue
OF friends and The waichwod al
the Opposition hreAme-diride ef Judge Settle,
whou his consent know ledge Wa. noina,ed by HE
Opposition Ii raid he less obi conabe than Mr.
Brown, because it was brle, ed he oppo ed to Mr.
Van buren, appeal alter appeal was made ioin
our oppon nts and the State from committsI 10
Van Buren,. All would do-uur friends stood finn
they could he ed directly or n, ertj.-Thr, arc
now enjoying il. ute vi their consianry aud co,oi
themselves with the proud in the trunpi,
they have nobiy sustained The Republican character OF the
nDaI.
an example worthy oi all imitation II may be ~ VIII
'ee TO remark, that although several enb,rs loss
counties are VIGOROUSLY wi the Administration, voted
against Mr. Brow", yet Ia no instance uhtre there rs,e
sPtcc isf uc0ns, (and there strei ui ue,e me
insf' ucffOns disObeyed!
I'VE believe that i'm this re sp~ ct our exar.us
will not he lost in Vhgina-we woud say to her as to
lister with whom we have almost always ac.d-"t:o thou
aud do likewise. | i. ss well 10 spprze you ,,.t AZ
Bfo,on was not AID has been the .es.,u
Coz Srdin II was supposed Guild be the Opro. it,on
'a'hi'e. he "overnor however, is vastly prudent
man aud good calculaorhe is in the habit ii being
lie ga ed aud would bear defeat bSdy-iie consulted his
discretion there lore. aud acted ia accordance " i,i its
ponprngs Gor. Branch is member Of the Senate.
aud 50 is his friend, Mr.. Carson Alter il was sr.ttau.
ed Gov - would nci sand poll, Il eyes The Orposi-
ZION were turned on Gov. Is. He weak aud all
was Consideration and doubt. Thi. ieerg was
covered into perfect panic, when proportion was
made To proceed TO AN Immediate bao il was ascrr-
iained ty ruatera questions, that there IVA. AN
'm"oV' ahe humllslra ION najUiity ia both branches Of
The Legislature The en,my idea al we ould
venture All el coh without pre,ence Of our csnIs,.
they were mnorganized. dir idrd and ,y
hoped TO marshal their ranks before Mr. Brow rs arrival
| tln his way to Washngon) tcok Ia. M boldly aud
u"eHpecedy-th.y have cen routed 'nd Dispersed. We
shall bear our triumph generously aud ina NJ niiuou.ly
Many, very many OF opI high spil.d and
honorable men such We knOw them be- srd as such
ihry VIII always receive respect and courtesy at our
ha'h-bu', OF one hing assured The result of This
election places North Cdyonn poiiicalig in no dubious
or tquirOcai position She il III the aud
wii sustain the republican, candidate the succession
Much speculation is INDUCED in here to the cour.e
whi senator Wdngum nii pursue. You will rerol-
| MI
Br0tcn aud immaird exposition to permit the State IN
DE duly and uliy represented should sui, ,ove tha
he was acting on mistaken views Some think tlsi Mr.
browns election Is suhritn inmaiion Judge an
gum, oil hat are the the State and ,h.t he
ought forthwith to resign- 9th, think that lac should be
'nrn'iIy 'slfured- But then will he obey Many Of
Judge Nangun's old friends trgtet to see him occunv
the position he dues II he is IN cling the same man he
Mas, he will hesitae-ii he cannot, in accodau,s
WIN Ills Jas' CONVICTIONS support the he
DW resign. Such is the belief o many " no think h.y
know hl'n WELL aud from whom in by gone day has
II Fer veI Is
tot lime or paper to- more"
In addition to the above give the ing from the
O6Iee Of the North Carolina Sfamdayd
Raleigh. 2la Nor. 1884
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH!
We have fought the battle. and the victory i. onrs -
The Hon bedford Brown is reelected the s. nate Of
tr III ed States Tor The term OF six years IRON the 4 h
oil 'rch next We announce this result ~ ith no oinn.
ry feeling OF qualification; view it. faci as great
hiump for the Admins ration.
Every to which honorable Opposition could re-
o were usfn 10 procra na'e the election, aud ihrrIy
defeat our candidate But our friends i.m AMI unit
sl-snd ice had The niajorfy Governors Swain anil
Branch were PIT in nominations, but Withdrawn Alter
which, Judge Settle nominated; and the foil. WIS
Brown 49, Settle Co. bl.nk and scattering 81.
a. HOUSE OF COMMONS Thursday, .Nop 20 1884
Mr Bragg moved that message be sent TO The sru,,e
PROF osing that the two Houses proceed IN s
ee' ion oil Senator IN Congress, for sx yeas alter The
t,n OF mseh nexi, when the present term OF the Hon
Bedford Brown will expire.
MI o 'tlaw moved that this morton lie Oh The table
IA question being taken Mr. D. - notion So de cid
n me negi I'VE; the yeas and nsys being demanded, ty
MT Dr'gg' Stood oO ia the affirmative, and 76 Ia the me-
gsivr. " - "
! Mr.. Craige Ihcn moved hat the House do now adiu,r
which motion was decided in the negaiyc-y.s. 49,
uals 10. 80
Tue question then REQUIRED on Mr.. Bragg notion dat
the House immediately into the election OF Sem or
which Was decided III the Affirmative; The yeas and pays
being demanded BY Mr. Haywood stood yea, 49, NAYS 81
The name OF Bedford Brown OF CasweIl count, ,.as
'hrreupoi nominated for the cfice.
Mr. oig moved that he House adjourn until 10 o'clock
"hofo" which morton deiei mined in the n, gatiye
yes 43, n,ys SO. 500
,ilscnr i've debate then ensued on The merits Of b
candidates Sc. &c. But before the discus.io, had uro
ceeded far - ~
Mr.. Haywood rose 10 question Of orler-wiether il
was proper Ia go nlo debate this iuncue the Hou.s
having received aud acted from tbe S.n.,a
since tue nomination was made. Aud the Speake, syng
decided that The debate out OF order
MI Cfsge Ihereupon appealed from the de cisop of The
Chsi A demanded the yeas and nAys; the Speaker was
sustained y the House, So 10 80.
message from the Senate, proposing 10 sllo u,mcJi
Ge'y er " Senator; and Informing tiaI Mes r. Saw
yer and Edwards appointed on The PM Of hs IIn,s,
TO supefntend the balioin Ayree, H.. ad cd. ~ IT,,
message be sent 10 The Senate, into, ming tIeu, d.,
Mesns Bragg and H. H. Alex nder are the bsliiny co,
mee on Tie part OF this House; aud proposing tI,a lie
name o. Thomas Settle ION morton VI MIR X. H. AIsxau.
der) be added TO the nomination.
MIR Bragg, from TIE ballning committee on he lset,o
OF " D Senator reported that Bedford Brown by = ma.
lonty OF The whole number OF voies VAS duly .ler,od
ne q1eon Oh agreeing to this report in the
Affirmative, cor.
! The following Correspnndence, taken from tle
Abingdon Spectator" will sneak for itarIc TITO