Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

of inyecye more than an ordinary share of TACT and
the command of those peculiar in the wake of
which, mercenary genius for there is such thing and
vindctive tale fail to follow Although would
be guilty of the presumption of suggesting TO the
Republican members of the House of Represent natives
= a body, or any of them individually, who
who they should support for Offices in their gt
may be INDUCED without causing offence in the
expression of pleasure the prospect of the election
TO the post have designated of Messrs Blair 81 Rves
and in the utterance also of the sincere hope that the
Democratic portion OF the Virginia Delegation in Con-
gress will unanimously bestow their suffrage those,
who thoroughly prepared to discharge the duties of the
station have for instant wavered in their sup
port OF the Democratic party -Peters'"g Constellation.
NORTH CAROLINA
PuBLIc PRIsTrse-on Saturday last, the Editor of
this Paper was reelected by the Legislature State Pn-
ter, for the ensuing year, by the following vote
Thomas J. Lemay, Editor star) .........s9
roS ,ns ryed s;dence Of The coincidence which
the Republicans of The General Assembly epose in him.
the Editor tenders his most respectful Acknowledgements
1t is generally known to those familiar with the details
of business the of government, that the Public
Printing is bootless busness-the official character
which it gives establishment, being the only
sderation which renders it all ptabethere hav.
i Itself aD''"s inc pa'' ''' - ~ U.S. ." '"F ''O
But we grateful for the above vote it evinces
that the have pursued the principles have
ncucaed and the have earnestly defended,
the principles of the Republican party and the
of The Democracy of the State. Viewing this
of the Legislature emphatic approval by the Peo-
ple of Jealous advocacy of the true principles of
Rcpublicansm shall maintain stand the
watch tower of the peoples rights, and warn them of
every approach of open enemies, and keep them
advised OF the nsdious arts of false friends. And
when it is known that the Newspaper presses Of
this State than three to against US, it
may be readily conceived, that we have chd's play
in battling for the of democracy and the people,
against the allied forces of Notification and Whggery.
1T have occasionally been compelled to throw hot shot,
the more eifectuaiy to silence the heavy voeys OF
musketry poured in upon US, feel that that mode of
defensive warfare Will find full justification the fierce
and unjus6able assaults of the Wing allies Feeling
side, cannot doubt the issue OF the contest,
even were the enemys batteries mounted with t,centg
guns TO one Raleigh Standard, Nor. 26.
RICHARD DoBBs SPAIoHr, Esa., of Craven county,
was on Monday last elected by the Legislature Cover
of the State f North Carolina for the easulng year.
the period having expired for which Gov: Swain
eligible to that Office VIM B Meares, Esq of Samp-
county, the opposing candidate; and the ballot
ing stood as follows:
Spaght OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l03
VIM d. MoseIy mot candidate) ..........4
JOS McD. Carson ...... (do) 80. .........1
In the election Of Mr. Spaight TO the dgnihed station
of Chief Magistrate of the State the Republicans of
Carolina have cause congratulate themselves bav-
ing achieved triumph of principle triumph which
viii have important influence in advancing the
cause of Democracy, and lin maintaining the integrity OF
Republican principles than any which has for
ny years occurredn the State His high reputation for
integrity Of character, his irmness of purpose,
sweTving adherence TO democratic principles,
pledge to the Republican party, that his administration
of the Executive department will give new and cheer
ing aspect the politics Of the State and inspire Repub
lcans with renewed confidence IN the purity of their prn
ciples and the justice of their cause; which, combined
with his blandness Of manners and highly respectable
quircmenls well his long experience in, and per-
feet familiarity with public matters, ennently qualify
him TO give dignity and respectabity To the high station
10 which he has been elevated.
IL was wished by large number of the Republican
members, that WILLIAM ID Mostly, Esq'r, Speaker Of
the Senate should selected by the Democratic party
but comparison of opinions Mr. Spaight agreed
upon as their candidate. Mr. Moscly would have done
honor the station and the State and for nagnani.
mousy waving his claims at this time IN order TO give
harmony and triumph to his party he has secured the
esteem confidence of all, and placed himself still
higher and more commanding attitude before the Re
publican party and the people of the State.
The Mqjoriy.--The "Register" betrays the deep
fcaton of itself and friends at the Waterloo defeat OF
It's allied party in the Legislature, by fcyersb
iety to explain away that defeat It arms, that there
has as yet fair of the strength Of parties
and calls uoon the friends of Mr. Van Buren, to try their
strength by attempt to make legislative nomination
of that gentleman! Now the Editor OF the kcgistcr |
very well knows that candidate has been nominated by
n Convention Of the people, aud that our party eschews
all caucus nominations Of Presidential candidates lie
been induced to vote tor US as pubic printer than Tor
Mr. Van Buren, HIMSELF and he might know, on inquiry
that three Of our party voted against u.s. and that Of The
members absent, four were on our side; So that
the strength Of the two parties all told, would have stood
thus:
Democratic votes for Pho White, ..... los
Do. against him, ...........3
DO. absent, ............... a --112
Wing votes Eos Lemay, ....-...........,. So
Scattering, ........-........., 80 |
The above requires another word Of explanation
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
Il will be remembered that the Opposition press claimed
the late election as decisive sgsins the Administration
and favorable TO that independent Senator who scoGed
Of the instructions Of the Representatives Of the people,
and appealed 10 the people themselves With his Meek
lenburg dinner and Halifax dinner, and Raleigh dinner
he had revouonzed the State, and the enemy
Of the President and Vice President, he to be lie
true Representative Of N Cardinal Again, be vowed
If WY returned mbcrs of the General Assembly
elected insist the obligations Of the instruc
tons given, that he would resign Well, here arc the
signs:
stannch Democrat, in favour Of the Administration
and the election Of Mr. Van Buren, elected PRECEDENT Of
The Senate without opposition.
The Clerk oftbe Senate, delegate 70 the Baltimore
Convention, elected.
The Speaker Of the House Of Commons another dele.
gate appointed to the Baltimore Convention elected by
a majority Of Ia
The State Printer, editor Of the STANDARD, another
member ofthe Baltimore Convention, elected by rs ma
iorty overthe editor the Star.
And last nights mail brings the following result Of the
Governors election
The Hon. r.. d Spaight, thorough going Demo
Of The Macon schooand uniform supporter Of the