Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07
STATE CONcCERN,S.


The following is the entire i- members Of Cong
recently els cird ir.m South CaiUl:ns
State Rights. Quinn
Warren * Davis, Gen. James Rogers
+. W rick~ns,- ('ol II n NI,n,.,,,.
Col James H. Iiaminond,-
VIM. j. Graysou,
Henry L. pinrkney,
Gen Robcr' u Campbell
Gen john X. G,lin.
Ia hr presen, Congress the Union marty have hut ons
member, NJ. (Co Nj inninp y
The Charleston Mercury has table Of the resul,s Of
the elections Tor the State rgislsturew claims lr
the State Rights Party Is OF the % Senator. Just
elected; aud w mrnhers oil The House OF representatives.
cut OF l2l Adding to his table The n.I of present
Senators, the parties said stand thus in tue nest
Senate. In The Hy,ss
State Rights, SO State Right @,
Union, Is Union, 81
Majority, 10 Majority, 6a
diving msioriy IN join ballot eighty one. IL VIII
be thus seen that The ate Rigs Party have mnre ,h~n
two thirds OF both Houses, that the constitutional amend
nirn may be con'idrr,d a. perfectly sale"
The Charl sion Pahio ONION papct) excerpts to This
statement so lar as il r,la,,s the Seua rnin Yo.k
me VI ic"ry sets him down vote in favor at ,.
Test oAth-whercas the PAt,io thinks msioiy OF
the voters OF York will instruct lin opposition
la It wh"h the Senate will be-, 81 Tor the Icst
o,ih ard II against il. The Patriot. having an eve TO
other conng encies, 'hn&s the chances are dccisdly
against The amrnmcn, bcing passed 10y the Legislature
especially WHEN coupled with the fact thai the, il much
mo hAn two'ihird OF tho people OF The Slate opposed
to H."
Question a. already srtHedsnies that amendnrn 81
the Con- niion OF Souih Carolina is Elected bu bin
agreed TO bY both branches ~ The ichoie o
ttro succeeding Legislatures that the amendment
the Test Os' was adopted by such msuriy Of tie last
I"elslsufeaud that ir People have Just rIerted wo
irds OF both Houses, hnnH he favorable To amend
mrn aud on'y remains Tor the mrmhes thus chosen.
to cary their solemn decision n,o ell CT"
OHIO.
Present state OF the Posior Gore, Lucas 60 593-
findlaj 6O lSl-majpty Tor Lucas 100 hi. rupIi>es
az 'h' orgazed counties ia the Stae and with the xrcp-
ton al the three last the
the official returns The li official canvass will ruba
bly, not vary The result 200 ,iil,er sde''
The 81 Csirsve Gazsie OF the 1t insian', thus states
the political compile xion OF the Legisiat the Sc
nate, IL Demor ats and Is Whg+in the House of Re-
prcsentatves 30 Democrats aud ~ Why's For Compress
iii ,he 81 District, Crane has HrIenst, H.;
there l., therefore, Democrats Oiecled aud 10 whigs
aud one OF the latter (Spanger) we understand il uleye
to vote against the Bihk."
The 81. ClarsvilIe Gazette hals the election Of Lucas
Us sign Of the politics Of the State. alt pros ~ conclu-
sively, 'al Mrleanm is lar below par aud that John
Mclean he candidate Preside ncy never
conid carry tbs state. Lucas elected firm friend
oil Van Buren's-he not afraid H. aud ON this
ground, the election made. in great measure TO
'nrn--i was The chief weapon used by Oppo,ion in
II Lucas elected tie State was identified with an
Lean" -
RHODE ISLAND
letter fom Providence, OF the lat Nov. in the New
YORK Coni states that the Wings ia the Legislature
have proposed 10 the Senate into the election of
- Senaor--thai'hc nomination had before the Sc
nate an hour aud half They have not agreed to iou in
nor will hey The election ould in that event be most
poned till January
PENNSYLVANIA
The results OF the Election in the Is Dis
trirs, given by the P,nnsylyanan by way of Reca-
pulatou H. follows:
Demo ratio 100 Bank 81 57o-To,s Democratic
unjTry io'i'9 In ls52 the majority for The Democrs-