Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

stamp Of disapprobation, and in such way, that, in all
time Gomez THOSE who the obnoxious resolution up
On The public Journals will also see; from the Uack INES
drawn around it, explained by proper marginal
notes. that judgment has been passed against It, and That
il bears upon its face its Deen
illegally aud unconstitutiUnally made
The difference between such proceeding anu Il Tcso
luon Tepranp rcscindiny 0nRufing SAID resolution
is apparent and papable In the latter case r act Of
the Senate would be prospective oniy-in ihe lcreI'
would be rcroSpctre and operate upon the Original re-
solution the time lis adoption; brsidcs If tie origin
al resolution stand upon tue Journal: without any G
Gallon of its nvai,y affixed to it, thousands may sec H.
who may The Journal made, IN alter u!hc' ~
ucachnr and condemning it :-Thercfore, >,
icSyircd, That the Resolution OF The Senate OF NC
S:a,, s, Of lie 6h of March, 1871 declaring the ircs
dent Of the United States gully 'assunIii upon nm
self authority and power not conferred by Tie luhS.'u
lion and laws, but in dcrOgalion OF bo ought 10 DC
| ,rpungtd from tic Journals OF the Senate.
Ees0;rd That the Representatives, Of this Stale, III
the Senate Of the U. Staes be, and they are hereby III
s,ruccd aid in carrying the foregoing resolutions mo
effect, by voting 10 cpungc ir"n the journals OF lne
Senate The said resolution Of the 18TH March, lS3l Ter
The reasons forth in the preamble to rsc resolutions
i'cSUirrd That the Governor DC, and he Is hr:rhy re-
ouesLcd TO pcscn TO each Of the Senators Cungless.
from this State copies Of the foregoing preamble and re-
solutions.
Is SESArE- Hcdncsaay Ori. I.
4 message received from his tAcrltrncy, Cover
nor Carroll hy the - crcary OF State, "!41ch was III Tic
| .ul!uwlng words. 10 vi:
! Fc!io,c- Citizens q tie Hadfc,
and al tkc iVHSc Of Representatives.:
Believing that he Governor elect would be qlaird
into Office and rr upon the Executive duties IL icw
DAYS after the organization Of the General Assembly,
have deemed r,sp cul not to present my views
Oh any snl."c lratIns to the interests OF Tic State
which would have 10 hr acted on alter had CEASED u
'''U'' wy WhM. CARROLL
Ercru;rc OJfcc .ycShrWr. Ten oct. 7, l-;}:.
10; t. OF RErnEsESrArNEs- Tuesday. Oet b.
A ur.SSlgc received from the Senate by Mr. fi!
hat IlHt la
passed resolution. going into the election Of u 5
rlalor, this evening nj hall past CLOCK, ana ASKED
tlslr therein; which was conc!rred IN.
The SENATE having repaired To Tic Hal oil me house
Of Representatives proceeded to tie election oil Senator
and upon counting votes. it Appeared that Hugh L.
White had received The unanimous vote OF III; the iri
bers present; hIcssrs Johnson, Of AcNaicy, and Ridley
oil Warren: hrIrg absent,
The House thea adjourned
HtGnGSd0Y Oct. 7.-On Motion Of Mr.. Guild, the
llcusr Goh up the Preamble and Resolutions submitted
By h!n yesterday; and lhcrcuPon: he moved that they
be laid the table and Made The order o the day Tor
Thursday next.
Mr.. ChmrcIwell moved to ;,ncnG said motion. by
striking cut "iucsday nexl ana inserting thr 10Th
day OF November next.
Whereupon. AIR. Cu!um moved to amend said amend
men by striking "le 18th day Of November next
and inserting the 10Th day of December next
ir. Guild opposed said motion; and il debate, pro-
cecded to discuss the merits ot said preamble and
u".s; w!irreupon, he called 10 order by Mr.. Mar
The Speaker decided that Mr.. Guild was not out of
ORDER from w;ch decision OF the Chair, Mr. Martin up
Ica!cd to the House.
And on the question,
! Shall the decision Of The Chair be sustained
1t was determined in the affirmative; ayes ,i0-noes 81
! Pending which notion Mr. Campbell! of Rllra, rry.
cd 10 lay said preamble and rtsoul!' the table,
which the Speaker Grcded to be out Of order.
NASHVILLE, October O.
! EArrxGISG EEsoLrrIoS.-Thc debate this import
ant SUBJECT opened by Mr. Guild, OF Sumner,
"Wednesday last III speech OF considerable length and
great ability. We hope To be furnished with copy OF
this mastery effort The resolutions called .
Oil yesterday; but were this morning called up By Mr.
Pavait Mr. Anderson occupies the floor, oppo-
sIIlDm, aud will be tIowcd We understand, by one or
more gentlemen: in support 0! the Preamble and Rcsou
lions. We have space for further remarks; ana should
We expect: be furnished with the arguments
tie question, comment would be unnecessary The i'm
poTtancc Of tr 5i!c pies involved in The preamble and
resolutions, srcns excite much interest IN the House
aud in the public mind. The Lobby is crowded 10 oye.-
| iiowlng-tA 0n
Pennsylvania ELECTIONS.
1t is notifying 10 see the Government Of that truly
Democratic STATE pass: by means OF unfortunate dir
sIDns ranks, into the hands Of Gn-nasonic and
) bank whiggc
! The result teaches TO our real friends lesson of for
brarnnc": harmony: and toFgvi:g ei;.Ey hereafter,
part, in any future contest.
The enemy ii"s. III its votc Of uta.
on. as iIay be in the twenty-five counties whose
. VOC 5 are HiEcE ccln".
! In the las! Bank Gazette though tic Editor has the
haii hood 10 !snnae, that "a considerable change Of
political opinion and attachment throughout the State
might lie intrrTca' against the jackson party
: Tie result thus tar, shows considerable change"
directly The other way-a real gain TO The jackson party
and the av""rd friends Of Van Buren, and Jons.rl anu
rea! and large loss 10 tc llnrr party the friends of
the Bank, Webster, Harrison, White K CO., cause
| RtncIs vote i'll 1852 in the first - counties heard
FROM was 81 OG: now it u.s. 5I1li5-loss 2:34l. Volts
vote i'll these counties in lc:2, was l3,gjI The vote
for " off and Muh!cnGurg is 60 372-gain 7ll!
Total gain for the Administration since l532 thus far
9;l3J.-GioLe.
MICHIGAN EtnLrioH.-Tllc Detroit Democratic Free
Press "I the 7th iust contains the result of tr election
! IN that city. 1t is follows For Stevens T.. Mason.
Governor. GO! Alr. Mundy. Lieut.. Governor, G74; Mr.
Crary, Congress- Ciij otlcse candidates there was no
orgnH zrd opposition. For The three Senators the ave-
rage Republican vote c; the average Federal rate
10 About the average for cIght Rcprrscn
tatIves For the new Constitution 5g5; against it l22
We learn t,at General Duff Green is about TO dispose
OF his printing establishment in this city, and proceed to
Jersey city, New Jersey, there 10 copcte as publisher
with the IarprrS Of New York. His late to the
South. in quest of the nccI!ul, has been is said
I'll raLly successful one, and that the Nu!rrs, with The
un Outstanding that il is be the last last time have
cone Gown p city handsomely. We are much lnsta-
ken, however. Knowing the larpers do if his pre-
s'nt scheme will not Turn cut to be visionary and pro-
n, S. Is all those in which lie las been engaged OF late
years GrDrgef0rn .n;irOpOIjtan.
FOR TIE EyNQJIREK.
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
The irr;ds Of this venerable Institution will be gra-
titled 10 lcar; that the Visitors and Governors the late
meeting called by the Rector. to supply the vacancy