Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

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convinced OF Mr. Daniels peculiar fitness for the Office
now about TO be filed and in the part of The cannr,
rom which MIR = came. his election would be received
wiz, pleasure The majority of the people of the State
mad, ne believed indicated desire that Mr. Daniel
should De restored 10 the station lac so worthy filed
and from which ne elected hy party fceIne.-,pd
MIR 3 was desrns that the wish of the uco,lc an iii;
point should be fulfilled r. W ~
MIR. CARTER rose explain the vote he was sb.u, q,
gave lie should vutr far MIR. Wilson; and In, IN ulL
have vnrd foe MIR Daniel last year had H.. lrn ,,,,
DER OF tue HOUSE lie should vote for MIR Wilson on
e P'cip" tnat IN ch"'sins officer I'LL import
ant station they ought look alone tn the oull,tiea
Ton OF The individual for the Office This consideration
Induced . n. 70 vote Tor MIR W. this year, and would
Mr. BRows, OF Petersburg, said that so Tar as he was
informed IT was the practice in this body when an of:
hce was to be- filed, that the qualities of the candidates
should be fully set forth 1t might be- by ayr.-nent
among gentlemen dispensed with where il was ma,
deemed necessary But lac should suppose that IN this
case where former ihcunibcnt br ught forward 10
oppose the individual in office il would be proprr
briefly 10 set forth the qualifications of the candidates
MT B wished at least that II should be ta,
MIR Wilson was not alb u: to Lc removed for ON. so,
that he not supanied for incapacy or NEGLECT of
ue punic trust that had been consijed To- him lie had
oeen elected, 1T least occasion when he WIS on
p"sea, aud when his qualifications were fully can.
va , Atier close inquiry into the manner in
winch he had performed his duties he was elected
on that OCCASION and MIR Brown was not aware tina,
IL mad since been shown that there was any reason for
Snange oil opinion to his abilities bis I,iity Mr.
D. Tor one would say that he should vote for Air w
ana hr trusted he would be elected When MIR Daniel
was candidate last year for re-eecon Mr. B voted
az nmp
and under precisely similar vot AGAINST
DanielA Wilson Ii was said by tie advocates OF MIR
~ tna' nc was improperly rejected last year. and ought
now now 10 De reelected Is that why Daniel A.
Wilson should lose is Office: was new principle of
rerouuve Justice which fought that because gentle
man was removed from office last year he should
Jake redress on the first individual whose r.n of ryce
should expire II the injustice donx to Me " was To he
rghted by depriving Mr. w ofhyohoe Mir ID m;,yht he
compared To a dsnounted dragoon, who should remedy
MS loss by unhorsing the first x CHI meet This
principle might bee tolerated by military morality; but
me princips conld scarcely be defended brstowai
oi public Offices Was MIR Daniel because he had been
displaced last year to seize upon the first office tha, be-
Su vacant as ms right Was 1t on such grounds that
nc was to be restored to office Mr. T. hoped not Could
Mr. ~ friends place his claims the same grounds
assumed in the election of public printer Could they
say tnat me people desired that this Justice siorld be
done 4! DO the people desire this Do they dpse
mat an "ihcer, against whom there is not shadow
OF objection, should be turned out To redress Mr.
Daniels loss (? Let gentlemen beware what they do
In The name OF the pcOplcct them not assume that the
people sanction and desire of plain injustice IL
was maxim III monaTchcal governments That ..tbe
Ming could do no wrong'-but under the KING $ name
was admitted that incalculabe wrong might be done
90 IL was with the people; they presumed to desire
that wrong should be done but men nigh, do re,,
ana manifold wrong in the of the people Mr.
brown believed that on no principle of justice, no
consideration oil propriety could Mr.. Wilson be re-
moved He ought TO be elected by the same principle
on which Mr. Daniel ought have been elected last
year.
Mr. MALLORY said, if he knew that what had been in
uinated ny The gentleman from Northampton would
ASe pace, and that Mr. Daniel about to receive an
for Mr. d., although belonging to the Administrator
party he was his avorte candidate. But, in the ab-
sence OF satisfactory information ON that subject L
should give his vote for Mr. ID.
Mt HOOP said, lac of those who voted for
MT Daniel last year, aud on the principle by which
ne was then actuaed and which had been ably stated
by the gentleman from Petersburg; Mr. IL should vote
Tor DIR Wilson on the present occasion This was all he
had TO say ON the subject.
The Senate was then informed that the uo,so ,,.
ready to proceed to the election and the ron being call
ed, the vote follows
FOR Pesr Danie -Nlessrs. Banks Speaker Layne,
WHEY, Miller Wilson, of Bot, DecaGps Tunbul NAL
iory Booker, Austin Clay, Daniel, samuel Richardson
iiill Smith of Fauquer, Hickerson Strange, Holland
Bowen, Dawson, Watts, Watkins Hail of Gravson
Avent, Darlington, Coleman, Sloan, Nixon Go3daIl'
Harrison, kincheloe, Randolph Fonta;ne, iIolleman
Ma as%n and ay stFaion Harris agsds Taylor Of
Son. IiSrShm GnsPman ingss shsIrard Brown Of Mel
Hopkins, Carroll, Madison, Stands Williams Marie
ney NIckln, Motiett, Conrad, lessee M Mullen Bare
is nher, Harley CIa.chheld Moncue, Hargraye, Gil.
:, For Deaia "A. HusOn-Messrs Drummond, Grnalds.
Gllmer G1riand of Amherst, Brooke, Craig M Cntic,
ing, Christian, Johnson, Wilson OF Cumberland Ser
want Hunter of Essex, Ball, Dickinson Sieger IIpe
ct franklin, Smith, of Gloucester, Weihcred, MulSrn
SSrggs, Berry, Summers, Fleet, Hooe, Carter NeL
Beard Powell, Taylor, Of Loudoun Waggcnrr Muir
dangn Cooke Parker, ChaPline Masters Critz, swan.
son, Witcher, Morris Dornian Leyburn Butts Dei.Sb
aud Stanard-53 s.
For n. W. Jones-Mr Gregory-l
Joint vote with the Senate
For Peter V. Daniel, .............. OF
Oahei a. wilson, Observation-Disclosures. 81
'|dt'cIih9, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
The STEAMER presented communication from the
GoVeTnor transmitting two reports from the Captain of
the Public Guard, made in his capacity of Superinten nd
ent oil the AImory; which, motion Of Mr. Miller were
laid on the table 800
On motion of Mr. WILSON of c., Mr. Madison was
AIDED to the Committee of Schools and Colleges
message was received from the Senate inform;n,,
the House that they had adopted the following rsoIuti
heSotutd, i hat when the Senate adourns ON F,idnv
the eighteenth inst II WILL with the consent of the Iousc
OF Delegates, adjourn until Monday the fourth day of
Inc question being put eoncurrng in the resolu-
nate recess Of ten days
Alter long and animated debate the motion to amend
was rejected and the question recurring on the concur
renee OF the House to the Senaes Resolution il H.
termincd in the negative
MIR. CAMPBELL moved that the Rule of the House n.
suspended TO allow the addition Of MIR Denie To the
Committee of Roads &c.
On motion of Mr.. McMULLEg the motion ,va. amend
cd SO as to authorize the addition five members TO that
COMMITTEE, and agreed to- whereupon Messrs
Daniel, McMullcn, FoDaine Gillespie and sloan yysre
added thereto 49,
- NORTHERN ABOlITIoNISTs &c
MI GltMER submitted the following resolution.
HeSoirtG, That tie Governor of this Commonwealth
be requested to open cspondence with the Execu.
ave Authorities of those States within whose iurisdic
tons certain iDcenciaFy assocIaous Ia ". bes cro9
Columbia and in the g. s.. with view to sseertan a.
lar as pactcabe the disposition of those Stacs 10 ro
vide by adequate legal enactents for the c
such associaioBs, and for arresting the circuytion of
their dangerous publicationsAiso with the
o. Diner states If be should deem il necessary order