Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04
richmond, Va, Friday, Dec. 4.
THE ST9TES.
MISSISSIPPI.

majority over hunnels-but deduct no,c. kunnels ma
:,riv in Monroe Coz lin Winston 90-and strike off IA
rom the oveI-swollen majority in Hiads county-and
tie Ncn majority tor Lynch would be reduced 76S-
Take still further from this ority, the returns from
Holmes, Carroll, and Yalabusha counties, they
s;alcd in the following from the Lexington Ga
gcilc of the eth, published in Holmes county and
Lynchs majority dwindrs down to 427-not t" speak
the estimated large najorties for Runncls in Al,alu
and Choctaw counties.
Tere several other counties be heard FROM both
N,th and South of Jackson, the seat Of Government
,ihat should have concluded from these data alone
the Wings, usual, raising the shout OF VIC
10y, before they had got out of the woods The article,
elch we extract from the Globe Of Wednesday morning,
ads the strongest confirmation to these calculations.
We hope that Mississippi is safe
From the Lexington Guzetfe)
The whole aumber of votes given i'll Holmes county
WAS seven hundred and eighty
Far Gocernor.-tl Hiram &. Runncls, 49, Charles
L:nch 322
Ew4rts, $50; David Dickson, 49,; James Z. Wilkins,
- Henry Fosc, ..
Ne see from the official return Of this county that all
,, Of the candidates elected here Van Buren, and
vii for Walker or any other united upon by the
democracy, as TO keep out Plumnrr Poindexter
ION, the United States Senate. Gov. Runnels gets a
rlrlty ui III in this county, but do not wish to
,.cr over the triumph
I'VE have heard from Carroll county also. MIR Err
va Van Buren, candidate, is elected Mr.. Leaure
~ majority oil - votes. GoV Runnel 5 majority In
ia, county is lou.
We saw statement of the polls from Yallbusha also,
ghct gives RunnrlS majority of ii votes, in tina,
cj.lr, 'rIty OF the three Counties 3IlWe do not
iaow how many votes Alfalfa and Choctaw counties
y, hut !, ru.nolcd by gentlemen Just from above that
::.!. gave Lynch 10 votes, and Cnucaw gave 5, the
si.uce !of RunnelS.'
(tr"m Hedncsday$ GloGt)
tn .n:e:cureI o: Monday folio sing Of
-, ri.:tiua! in Mississippi:
na Mississippi conclusive rcuras the
,,,oa Governor, representatives IN Congress, there is
,-rc h;le,e that Inc AntiEaa buren, ticket
throughout the State. The result vi the election Tor
State Legislature is this OF good dcui ol
gs It viii eprnj the political character OF one OF tho
Uatcd States from ,hu State tor the six years.
ae asnost every account given by the lntelligencer
.. :Ac elections, thus turns out 10 be ialiaciuus.
we have letter from Jackson, Mi pos-markcd 18th
Nv:enb.r, which says:
barely inform that, after violent contest
,v c;onncL labo Wo have elected Runnei " lu
CII,or, IVAN utsn, is and iso" Ha bsa,sn Ed
~ small majority. Mississippi is .aIe"
.in,hrr letter, dated Mad,spnv.llr, (Al) 18th No
yraiaer says:
arf such Intelligence in my opinion place; heyoni doubt
isoa tt" Ru"neIS Governor OF this State Walkers elee
,,i nS, receive the OF Mississippi Claiborne wan Blu
ID" recent nsuT,econay movements III this State lost us Ma
ana Kinds countless AMI injured several Others
ioa exer formally recommended candidate Tor re-clcc
Ia the Senate. lie about D votes out OF g."
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
senate, Nov. 24.-Th- bill to divide the county Of
Walker countless rejected-yeas %, nays a.
The DILL to establish Savings Bank it Macon, was
rad The third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Dawson, the Governor was re-
s:cd lay before the Senate statement, of all the
ca information he may have received respecting hr
.:rs, Of john Howard Payne. ESQ, and John Ross:
urPa Chief of The Chrrokers and what orders di
ec!ons he may have given relative thereto
! Mr. McA!Ser, from the joint Anti Abolition Com
ni.c of forty (,our 1lon each judicial Circuit made
IL .vIlowing Report which was reao, and 3Oo cppiss
WIRE ordered to be printed
fine Committee to whom referred SO much Of the
GyeInors Message relates to the movements OF the
aopuosts of the North, have endeavored to bring to
consideration Of the subject that dSpasslonate deli
t-.aon Importance demands, and beg leave to make
,Is.o!owIng report:
They would remark that the formation Of glorious
IGI,n. made by patriotism, in the cause Of civil
'Y. Thus far successful, its results have been most
l:n.cial spreading with uncxanp!cd prouson
country blessings which distinguish her above
9iics The offspring Of common suffering and COIN
;rIumpls among the States, the preservation OF this
:l'n dependent upon community OF sympathy and
s1it"eng among their respective people. Any attempt
portion of the people OF State TO interfere, even
rrecly with the domestic institutions Of another, has
inevitable tendency 10 destroy that feeling. Such at
Npt insult to State aggrered, and the motives
ach mvr! IL entire variance with that frarrnai
swat which constitutes the people OF those States breh-
~ o! great family. But when such an attempt in
'oses the safety of the pe"pic of Staethe robbery OF
ir prpetiv-the dissertation Of their constitutional
;.Its-th- violation of their domestic pcace-natua-
I'm herself must admit that such attempt perseVercd
~ will inevitably convert the Pre-exisent go"d ieelns
no deadly hostility the certain consequences OF which
'e sundr-d Union: and all the 'rr'Ts OF civil COM
ata That such attempt is being at this time made
III F Certain fanatics, by the distribution OF pamphlets,
Hhs circulars, annuais ulanacs, and every species OF
p4o.clion. your committee with min. led feelings OF
e;r and Indignation, believe cannot admit OF d"ubt
-" matter of HEARTFELT c"ngrauation to the friends
Cnon that the general and spontaneous expression OF
rh"g which has burst from the patriotism and intell
III s-"cr IF the North. affords the cheering hope, that her
F' are prepared to 'trown indignantly upon the hrst
ut lnn
y from the rest, TO rnceble the sacred ties which
FL @h t'selhcr tic Gus parts
hul notwithstanding the manifestation OF this spirit
e movements Of the domestic fanatic aud foreign ennis
' end The insidious To- which they resort, arc
'lnsh with much peril to ourselves, our families,
'o our undoubted rights that stern necessity and just
91a Tor the peace and harmony Of our country demand
| me people OF this State should in temperate, respect
~ out determined language, declare their unalterdolc
termination 10 project their d,incslic institutions and
'istc rights from all Interference, direct indirect:
fH any and every quarter. Upon THIS point there eau
II .' NJ tscussion-no compr ,insc-no duubt. They
'u"u Their rights upon the guaranty afforded by the
s"nll"i OF the United States and it the provisions
mai Charter 10 be- sacrificed 10 that spirit Of fanat
." OF the impulses of false philanthropy, calamity
o rum Will suon "vcrwhclm this now happy c"nted-
c5cv. 49,
Impressed with the importance of the duty which now
yves upon them at the present crisis, yoaE commit.
~ IN ADDITION 10 bill in amendment to the laws rrgu
"S saves and Tree persons Of Color within this State,
'a" respectfully submit the following Resolutions,
a n single remark that if rignr heretofore unknown
domestic legislation be found in the features of the
% He! have introduced has been forced upon them
'e movements of nrn, who, assuming to be- friends,
W 'Grrd the most cruel enemies OF those whom they
II "s a"rn under Their especial care.
n 81" H'sored That i'll this country. freedom of the
u.s. anu freedom of speech, sacred and invaluable
81 AIS that in proportion t., their sac,rdness and value
obligation to preserve them from the abuse of those
would prostitute them to the vile purposes Of en-
''g The sacred lies which now link together the va
+Gsparts" OF this happy Union
ID Rrsoiced, Tha, the People stand prepared to pro-
~ Tie domestic institutions of her sister States from
s unauthorized interference of individuals, or cenbipu
III -ons, within her limits.
ID Sd. Resoirsd That lhc ncruc+,;tr ,f H.; ,:-