Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17
ISichnll0lld, ThursdaY, Rcc. nj.
STaTE OF OHIO.

HSfchhAond, Thursday, Pee. ~.
S7aTE or OHIO
, "CoLuanus, Ohio, Dec. 2, 1855.
" DEAR SIR-Boh branches of the General Assemble
met this morning, and proceeded To election of ON
GERS Democracy sconplctcy in the ascendant. as will
be seen by the state of the poll below. Ohio has most
enphatcally redeemed herself from the hands Of the
PANE orators and Sunday reroiutionists.
In Scnatc for Speaker-Vance ivan Buren, 10
King (Federal ~
For Clerk--Brough Wan Burcn) 10
ain H. IF r., for speakcr-sawyef CYAN BUREN, 45
Scattering II
For Clerk-Flood (Va,. BUREN, 80
Governor Lucass Message touches on the variety of
Internal improvements, in which Ohio is interest
ed = and commends the scheme of the Rail Road from
Cincinnati to Chareston-ln relation the Michigan
Controversy, he concludes his Message, as follows
ln pursuance to the provisions oflc acts and
resolutions of the 10Th and both June last made
outa Special Message containing specific and detailed
report of my and dongs by virtue of said acts and
resolutions That Special Message. and the various do
cuments containing the on the subject of
our Northern Boundary, subsequen the Adjournment
OF the Legislature in June last, accompany this Cummu
nicaton In the Special Messaye I Lay. givcn ,'cnn
cse statement of the proceedings Of the Executive OH
the subject of the boundary; and concluded il with
statement of facts relative to the coa,roycrsx J,aw
from official documents and acts referred To therein
which places the claim of Ohio in view be yond CON
troversy To this subject, invite your particular at
tent"n Ia closing these remarks cannot refrain from
expressing my qualification at the present aspect of affairs
on the exciting question ofour Northern Boundary All
performed Our line has been remarked and our laws
fully executed, without the aid of force and we have
reason TO believe that the pretensons of Michigan will
be gueted by Congress earl in the present ess.on
lhe Columbus hemisphere says, that From present
lndications the Democratic Convention which will as
semble in this city the 9Th of January will be the
largest assembage of the kind held in tn. State"
INDIANA.
The Legislature again organized on The pyenog
OF the 2oth November, by the election of the Hon"
VIM: w Wick Speaker, and Messrs Moore and O'Neal
Clerks On Friday evening last, upwards of forty mem.
bcrs were in attendance; and bSottng the office
OF Governor, James b. Ray, late Governor of Indiana
was almost unanimously elected.
large and respectable Meeting of the friends of the
Administration assembled indianapolis on the 2stl,
November and appointed Is Delegates to attend IN, De-
mocrac State Convention, to be held 9Th Janua.
ry-ior the purpose of forming Electoral Ticket to
carry out the Baltimore Nomination.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
We have the "Missssippian" from Jackson (the seat
of Government,) of November Doth and 27thVand the
Natchez Free Trader of the 27th.--But all the re-
turns Tor Governor had not been received Lynch was
about 221 ahead of Runnels and three counties viz
Clark, Kemper and Lauderdale, yet to be heard from
Coup d Gil of The State:
"Ir State the Democracy large majority The
may be cooirsd better o. publ
Popularity decidedly for the Aannson
pledged himself i the election Congress give the
White many s vac S BY The
al the The strongest Van Buren, couny STATE
pa,s On s The other hand Col OIL; ca6Ooe friend
ma %'"y Though !. 1nde.s,ood that coageney
oeysd be- received his support almost esei~sD the Van u
on ~ reen and one or Two other ipp0,
c% v mS OF no support go with Major Edwards another
ahead o COL wissi 0 sse iii. ' III hs
Anu Van .s!sa ssssas cad many Of The SasksSR
fcs,ion and jackson candidate. "'' '-'"''
Tsy sS Ss% ss by bis NSn
%s and full aad faithful his
" u a's y s bin like Tho,
om oO i,' esGGn complain that i, il owing their alliance
some Of the candidates Peoples Ticket have 70.
'eiVeda decent vote but for him. Give the
NOMINATION. IN PENNSYLVANIA
We are waiting with curiosity the proceedings
OF the tico CoR0eRtonS, which to have M
Harrisburg on Monday last The consists of Wings,
the other, of the Anti Masons Will they unite? Whom
will they run-iiarrison Webster? Judge White is
mere out OF the questionable Clay also have
Withdrawn himself from the canvass if there be any truth
IN the following article from the New York Journal of
Commerce. " -
has declared to his friends in Philadelphia that he shall
not consider 1t his duty permit himself to be again a
candidate Tor the Presidency unless there should bc
such demonstration of the wishes of his fellow citizens
IN all parts OF the country would leave no reasonable
doubt of his election. Whether such state Of things
WIN hereafter occur remains to be In the mean
time Mr. Clay expresses very frankly the pleasure il
would give him if his friends should approaching
contest, give their support TO MIR Webster"
Mr. Gays own Wing friends in Va have given him
the g0.ey and preerreda candidate who had of
Coalition had denounced Proclamationst and Force
&cs "s G.her as an opponent Of The Bank
more success in Pennsylvania.
THE SHIP RIGHTEDi
We take great pleasure in Announcing that Peter v
Daniel has been restored to the Executive Council from
which lac was ostraciscd by the Wigs of the last SEES
SION lie was yesterday elected by minority of "a of
both Houses-in place Of Daniel Wilson, Eso-We
trust that our Republican Friend of tie Culpeper Ga
zette will be satisfied, when he to understand the
movements of the Legislature They have SO far com,
pied with the following suggestions from his pen
The Legislature has been organized by the electon
OF Stafford II Parker of Caroline Speaker of the Sc
nate, and Linn Banks Speaker Of the II of Delegates
both without opposition, aud both good men and true
30 far SO good Let the Legislature now 90 on eject
hchie as Printer, and p v. Daniel as Councillor and
call upon nr Leigh 10 redeem the plghtcd plcdge and
honor OF his friends made last winter his election and
resign; and we then "cry, hold enough" The wrong
will have been righted The Injustice practsed bv the
Wings during their accidental ascendancy will be- re-
paired and we should 60 further. BY such course
we shall rebuke with sufficient severity the party litlle
ness oil The Wings, and maintain the lofty character of
our good old State" "
We coinc de with the abcvc--When the Expuno;uo
Resolutions have been passedand we do not hesitae 70
express our belief that they oughf passed and 1at
"ey ~W DC PGSsed-let us stopand "cry hold, enough"
We would really cry mercy Of the Editor Of the Pc
tersourg integencer, II such parlzan were sus-
ceptole OF any hbeyat sentiment lie yields so pnngept
a pen, that we cannot help wncng under the assault
Here, Tor example, has he been assan0 MS for Heaven
knows how many months--aud we feel like tho Iodian
Captive tied to the stake with lighted torches stuck ali