Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

statement, although II Would nave D I'll '"!c SE"! '
had the Banner nowldgcd that the whole affair was
indeed unt< sioOl by tie Judge wien nc !rl Nashville
| on the 9Th ullinn. -, :.
Crnre.-WiIi tn. Judge happen TO be at Columbia at
the con,cnya,rd FESTIVAL and ''pcrdde IN that town,
| or vii! The matter be "undcrstnod bet"rrhand:-H'
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
The rua.or vus Aorlh that Gov Cas Is 10 re-
ceiv the asAn an! tia, Col Polk +" succeed hm us
revived yih a"i M IL.
Nu,h Gov. Cas- wegl4 ~ the atmosphere OF the Kitchen,
"c The esE OF no Of disu! see capable .! enduring "u'
supposed will be made Minister Of War to proven.
Speakers Chair which might otherwise result
bcwrc ,r. John y Mason, who the cpucd Kitchen
favore distinguished post, whose favor NOah
letters the li.hiu huvs FORTH "
the p"'heo' frank A ths,c is decided Van Buren, majority
f"sd n1r>s the should iach under Tie
am Is thought w b. particularly bhia" Oh o' invoking the
q"soa Whether NJ Ste'on Is to BE- altogether shelf
Dc lowered from ST, Jancs;o the Escnra thu spccuaon
| better Gcrna,.rat.
aud avoid admring the anxious o!iciousness
with which the bitter enemies Of the Administration I'll!
impuctant vacancies connected with our Foreign Rea-
! tons or Domestic Government, and the scl.-conpa-
ccmcy with which they regard their abors Of unsolicited
love. The President ana his Cabinet will doubt duly
| appreciate and appropriately reward The unexamprd
kindness which releases them from the cares and tolls
incident to their exalted and responsible statl"nsand
the House OF Representatives, in token of gratitude for
the favor VI settling the question Of Speakrrship lcsow
tie OF that G"rdan knot Of dicu'y-0! 'snA
!
pointacnt Of Gov Cass as Minister to England would
or would be generally acceptable. He is well
known In MS country, which has honored and vii! COLI
time honor hi-s Grscrvrdy high III the confidence
Of the Presidrn and is l,r likely 10 desire 20 with
draw lioi his councils any other member of the Cah
net. As Tor Mr.. Stevenson beg his enemies 10 be
faST We shall be much mistaken II they not djslr
pointed IN their hopes Of seeing him shellrd, sent
us tie representative Of his country, Il Court inferior
in consequence - that OF St James 1t not probable
because fIcou5 Senate has once thwar.ed the wisdom
q! The Nation communicated through the President, that
he vii! forget his daiy or withdraw his confidence and
| friendship IRON man, whose appointment dis
tingu:shed Office would be dspcasng to none, whose
good opinions worth possessing. The Speaker
snip of the House of Representatives is r"y Likely
! to be settled by that body; aaHGicss Tie character
is!ic SANDER Of the Presidents frank, having been
used 10 advance the claims of particular gentleman.
That Mr. Mason enjoys The friendship and CONFIDENCE ut
the Chief Magistrate is lruelat strong probability
exists Of his election Speaker is also ,ruebut that
he will he advanced TO that honorable sat'"" thro"s'i
the direct INDIRECT influence Of the President: or ny
any other agency than the voluntary action OF MS "s
when they assert Let opponents also h assured
that the Pennsylvania Desga hy VII ph be ats Mc
Should cause them to icr in their support Of the Adj
atinn; or in sustaining for the Sprakersp such
man joins Y Mason, wIo al all points would make
a ''good Speaker" whose Eappy knowledge of the
power and timely application ri the previous question:,
for him niodicum &" Wing hatred 100 bitter aud
enduring to br lightly rs"tten easily estnguisird.
!eierSLGry Constellation.
! USIos TEiumPH.-We are now able To exhibit full
statement Of the vote for Governor, and nearly COM
plre statement Of that for members OF Congress- ii is
poSSibehhal the returns which we have seem may be
roneuus to the extent OF few votes mt the results
which announce may be relied on, being strictly
accurate very nearly The aggregate for
Schlcy JiJSa; that Tor DouElicrty IS 2JG143huwiEr
ma nrIly Of 1910 for Schiey.
For Congress, the vote IS for
G;scock. 1888 Wilde, 2:Gl2
Cle rrland 31G. Foster, 41tU
Jackson, }!5!2 Gamble, 21729
!lrisry, ;U2J1 iira 213iT
Thus has the Union party achieved complete md De-
c!Sve victory III the late elections. 1t is the victory of
cn!i cncd patriotism, HE corrupt designs aud the
bind ianacIsu OF NuIlicutnn- .niicdgrri!e Cnicn.
OHu EiEcrioS.Ihe MuskImgum Messenger, an
Opposition paper, gives list OF the Of the per-
whu have been elected the Legislature of Ohio
the returns have been received, and says,
have heard from all ie Senatorial districts in Ohio but
one and have aScrrtaued that there will be jnGty
u four for the Administration III that body and that
- in lie House Oi Representatives there forty five
Administration and nineteen Wings elected, us far as We
nave heard leaving eight mculGcrS to be heard from
The editor further rcars, that ierc will he Adml
ntSir;lom j"rty Vi than twenty joint ballot,
lei The balance go they may; from which infer
that there is strong probability ti:at some at least, u!
tose 10 be heard FROM will Lc favor OF the Admins
lrat"n; and ,at We may expect TO have: upon joint ballot
a4IiaJorly Of something like thirty. VI have stat
I'd N OF Tic prlh,s. and many persons under
the lInrc ss"n that Senator in Congress, in the place
OF Mr. Ewing Is 10, lie rlrcrd by the Legislature
chOsrn. This, however, mistake. Mr. ewing term
wall NOT xpre url the Sd OF harch 1857, and consc.
quenily there will he election supply the place
Ill after another yer snl have expired. The Senators
who are chosen elected for years and they will
have 10 vote upon thr election OF Senator, but the MEM
beers Of the H. ut Rcprse natives elected unless they
shall be Reelected next Oc;cr. will have nothing do
in the They may, however. and presume will,
pass resolutions inStrucng their Senators to vote for
expunging from the lnura! OF the Senate the rcsolu.
linnS drnouacng the President the ground OF his !
alleged violation Of the Constitution and The Laws in
the matter OF the course pursued 10y him relation
the Bank and the removal of the drpusilcs Muc! as
opponents cDncnd for the right O. Instruction. when
they supposed they Possessed The p"wcr give thrm
and uuch as they were pleased with The Instructions of
the Legislature Of Virginia. which caused MIR Rres to
resign his in the Senate, presume that Mr.. Ew-
ing will rcthcr obey the instructions resign his scat
aud that his political irirndS will applaud him for his
DEPENDENCE, as they have done Mr. S"uthard Mr. Man
gum and Mr. Moore What the editor Of The Giro
nce upon the subject We shall NOT Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
Extract from letter To tie Editors Of the Glcbs dn'ed
.HCRoN (O.) Oct. l4lh, lc55
GESTLEMEN: Our elections have just closed in Hu-
ron County. Victory. overwhelming and complete, IS
the result Of ten gears struggle another year. anu will
take more than con,uop magnltler TO find even the
fragments OF al opposition. 1854 gave the Wig ticket
ia . inns county an aggregate saj"ity Of $50 fctts-
$50 the contest just c1jcL, the Democratic Republican
Ticket OF Huron County, for the ra time IN ten years.
Is elected ghont, by average majority OF 5GO
votes The horror OF the Wings appalling they were
highly elaied with the ancipalions Of success; hut 10
the realities came like underLolls upon their devoted
heads, equally unexpected and unweIca,ne In haste
yours, NC.
IMPORTANT FROM COLUMBUS.
GOVERNOR HoRSER.-rhe Ohio Monitor of October
H. says, "a special messenger brought message 10
this puee Thursday last from the Governor of
the Territory of Michigan to Governor Lucas The lat
ter not being here, he proceeded to his residence.
The gentleman bearing the message did not disclose
the whole contents of the communications but declared