Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22
ALABAMA.

TVscALoosA January 3.
ADJOURNMENT OF TuE LEcisLAruRT--A Joint rcso-
luton has been adopted in both branches the General
assembly by which II Is resolved, the two Houses will
adjourn, sine de- on the 10th inst
ins MKT PREsmENr.-The resolutions proposing
The Hon Hugh H. White of Tennessee TO the people Of
me United States as suitable candidate for the Prcsi.
dency were adopted yesterday in the House of Repre-
sentatvcs, by vote of 30 t. 20
baANcn BANk.-rhc bin providing FOR the establish
heht OF branch OF the Bank Of the State of Alabama
IN Tue town OF huntsville with capital of $500 600
passed in the House of Representatives on "Wednesday
last, by vote of 81 to IL
The bill also provides for the increase of the capital
stock OF the Branch ut Decatur TO the amount of 5000
O0O, with provision TO the following effect That said
increase OF ooO0O shall be set apart compose the ca
p'a STOCK Tor Branch at Florence whatsoever after
the LIST March, 1885, the Legislature shall deem proper
to establish Branch Bank at that point
Senate. " ~
The Resolutions offered time since by Mr. Lewis
OF Benton instrucng Senators n Congress to use
'eI cIeruons TO have Dir. Clays resolution of ccnsurc
oil the President cxpunged from the journals of the Sc,
nae' passed the House of Representatives ON Thursday
last. Yeas %, nays 25-f1ag of ite Union
ADJouRSMENr.--A resolution came 20 the House of
SPI'schtatiVes, IRON Tie Senate, Wednesday last
proposing to adjourn on the 10th of January next
ne houYntlfa day was fixed for adjournment the mcn
bers would increase their industry Letthe House meet
erer{ DAY az III o'clock and in the afternoon Let u.s.
dcer; and thus fur have had no use for it If il is
not TO be used, it would TO be useless waste of
Mr. Oliver (ofAIontgomery) was in favor of PASSING
the resolution III day were fixed for adjournment I'M
important business would be rven IN and The bu.;,oSs
o moment now before this body, would be diligently at
tended to and finished 80 -
The resolution adopted by vote of55 to 81 The
two Houses WILL therefore, il is presumed adioprn on
next Saturday -.idJdnd hiiciiigencer, Jan 3
Since our last have received several letters from,
our correspondent at Tuscaloosa which are published in
TINS day paper. The Bank Bill had passe, tbe lower
house, granting capital of $500 900 20 Huntsville and
Ike sum TO be added to the Decatur Branch TO be at
some future day, carried TO Florence
he Preamble and Resolutions NOMINATING Uuc,,
-. WHITE Tor PRESIDENT, taken up on the lst
instant amended, and referred to n committee comnos
scott we hope they will be worded as to pre-
vent any cause for discomfort in the Democratic ranks
though we must confess it looks rather suspicious TO
see such man as Mr. Calhoun IAN avowed Nullier(
put upon the committee TO frame n Democratic nomi
nation, when there many GOOD and true
friends of Judge White ON every side II givcs ,oiber
BAD colorng to the whole proceeding and the public
cannot but look upon this premature movement with a
suspicious eye The legislature in our opinion
Soua nave declined acting the subject for the pre-
sent at least 1t do but little GOOD and NAV do
harm The claims of aporites might be better nrefer
leu through inc press without producing any jealousy
"inoig our poiitca friends until selection could be
made 1t is obvousto every the true policy of
ule DenocrStc parity Is to present to their opponents
an undivided front. But If Legislature make NO
ninaon, may not others do the sane and i'm this sin M
handed mode of action, the friends of each he
on te side OF their aRorite, and thereby cngen-
uer ieelhgs winch might prove detrimental TO all This
IS precisely the state OF things now so much desired In,
ule modern UAigs, and their allies, the liifers Il
10
run third candidate (Which they could unite mon
at inc eleventh hour and throw the election into the
ilousr, where me Presidency would be put the high
est bidder, as former occasion Even now Il ;s
announced IN The public prints, that Henry Clay will
ieire from the Senate and represent his old district
In the Representative branch WHY this chance Of cto
uon IN TINS restless and ambitious There is Ger
tay some object IN view; and what likely than TO
prepare e members of that body for another Largain
we repeat us we did former OCCASION that the De-
hocratc party can only insure safety their cause by
UNITY Oh action Let them the proper time hold ber
convention and designate the individual on whom they
sa unite. They can then go TO the polls doubly orti-
neu IN inc good cause, and carry triumphany irougb
he Republican nominatonL lsriHe Democrat Jan =
ATHENS Georgia, January g.
HE NEXT GUBERNAroRIAL ELEcTIoY.-The Hon
James NJ Wayne was unanimously nominated bv the
members of the Union Party the State Lcgisat,re
candidate Tor the Office of Governor fthis State
:, we understand that express was sent by the Mil
nes short TIME before the Legislature rose TO George
VI iroup, with an invitation soliciting him to accent
nomination Tor the same Office at their hands which was
Ieched They will have to take up some one who has
less to hope by being badly beaten --SoutLera Banner