Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29
Richmond, Thursday, .gan. 20.
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mcn of the whole queston-Aner SONIC d.;,a,.s ihs mn,
on was rejected by vote of TO Sc; and then the
message was sent up to the Senate for prnceedno d,
te execution os the joint order of the davJn thai no.
dy, however, the sane motion made by way Of
amendment to the resolution that had been lust rejected in
the lower Housc-hut dc6ntve question ,3s 49,,
upon 1t when the House adj oyer till The ncx Dir
es.rrd'y long discussion came up in the Ious, of
re'sgates7-in The course OF which the great RICH.
OF Instruction came up; and Mr.. Mcdowell dcD,o,-
fT"ted the right of the people ledge of The man
ncr IN which ii shonld be exercised The course OF
the Administration also into rcvcw--and &C.
vcral long, animated and able speeches are said 10
have been delivered We did nat hear the
aud II Is therefore out of oar power give precise de-
scnpt.cn of the argument which took place Last even
' about o'clock, the election postponed til tbs
day as 1t had been on Tuesday eveninr-buth Iorscs
concnrring in the resolution for adjournment
The scene for Che last two days has been very AMI.
ma,ed, as might have boon expected Many s,rangcr-
had nren attracted 10 the CITY, and we understand
tac Hal was crowded by tie audience and on Tues.
Jay, there were many ladies among them. On The
INST day the crowd great, that several CHI
zcns OF the town and country were seen MINGLED
with the Members to The West of the Speakers
Chair The thing had happened The other av II,
the Legislature of Rhode Island when they vrrs ~,
tempting toeect their Senator; but The error was
soon corrected and the citizens separated from the
members We learn, that arrangements were made
! by the Chair yesterday, TO prevent a similar con.
fusion We regret still to learn, that more Sc
rious irregularities exhibited both on Tuesday and
Yesterday that occasional applauscs elected from
few disordcrly persons in the gallery when any i'm
passioncd attack was made upon tie Administration;
,i It's friends upon the foor sometimes ANNOYED
by these demonstrations ftom the gallery that enc or
TWO o the members expressed their indignant scns, Of
THIS dsordcrly proceeding; and that one of ,be, c,
declared his intention move the gallery Ia no clear
ed We understand, that yesterday some such motion,
WAS actually mace, hot it not persisted in-Mr
voolfolk made the moton--n which he was s,pnort,d
! by Mr. Randolph, who had strongly denounced his IN.
decent and disordory department the day lcforehui ON
MI. MT; ; request Mr. Voolfolk consented
Withdraw it-and more order afterwards prevailed Bat
we are anticipating the of the Debatc wlc. we
shall as soon us possible spread before cur readers
Let Inc lpnt order DC earned mo .:;n Avhcn il
may, we shall be beaten OF course Mr. Ieiyl within
reelected by very small majority. We note il as re-
markablc fact that both the cla,,tcrs wore f ON To-
day, and not member absent The whole Is;S
were present all told And great the zeal of the
wings upon the occasion, that iwo of their ricmbcrs
who had been for days nsaids were olnns car
! Rcd from their sick beds into tic Hall
o the spirit of OR democratic party we cannot
speak IN too high terms of iuSt euloriuni We have
aeYer seen 81 OF men, who firm, lofty and
unerriiied Beaten they may be, in the contest but
tiey have none Of the air of defeated party. They
KNOW, huecd not that such eaouey victory will undo
their Opponents bat that this single victory viii be sui.
cent Tor the purpose They satisfied that the poo
pie with tilcm--that Mr. Levin cannof bc cln.,a
without his friends violating the wishes and instructions
OF their consucntsthat the pril elections will
SupcrscdG The acts of their present and will rcn.
Ger 1t dicut II not impossible for Mr. Leigh TO retain
tue seat which win .taaS be conferred upon him And
surely the People have every motive bestr themselves
when we hear one gentleman say, that If every man
IN his district were to instruct him, nc would notrh-
ssi.dIng vote for MIR. Legk--When another declares
iat ne WI not open ms destruction papers until the
:. ss1 the Earth quake So llc Earth quake before
| the People are awakenel:'
But we can assure the Pcopts of the country t,,,t
never was any party moro mistaken and determined
ttlS is the party IN the Legislature who are friends OF
the Administration we also learn from, varons
quarters, that never the People themselves moro
determined to redress themselves In many of their
counties the strongest men about to be called firth;
and II ever there n crisis in Virginia which de-
nands ali TIE energies 0ttbe People this IS it, when their
nenl danger In several counties, the People are taking
tnelr election IN their own hands They about hold
great principle OF instruction is brought into such n-
meetings TO nominate the strongest canddatesand i'm
every Sc wscse ehcr some Inefficient individual is
trstng himself forward several candidates are about
to divide te party it is be hoped that the People will
select Tor themselves, ard concentrate their strength
we are also requested 10 nuke another snggcsiion.-
In every county which has instructed her Representa-
tIve-let Commuters be appointed at tile February
exaggerated estimates which have been made Ly the
dsobedient member or his friends.
RHODE-ISf~5ND SE.T.3ToR
INC t1yo Houses IA Convention have broken up with
G t eieens a r election and have referred again
ue leoie. Tie following account of the Proceedings
aPPeaTsn the y. Y COMMERCIAL from the following ct-
ter:
"oss'er or rgs Psev,,osxes Jqgrs,,,,
''Tc two IIoucs o to Legislature Of H. ,, o"S =. ~;
Congress of United Ihey ave Continued to Saot ao
to We present hour with the exception usual reccsscS
tie ia their sersSs results. T aet ,Ts and they yl but it,
lhfIy'5n sometimes forty, baitins one ,o6s m
on ono or two baIlotns r an sonsines thirty aud
ss get ten 'ote anl ero being always one baotg
choee, Tho Gaud finals arose without an eeon
Mr: Green was run by the Uk;sS-Potter by tho
Itehas oil TIE fdlRiRarGtiORand Spra0ue by the ygtf-
'hasons The Providence Republican Herald states that
iir opposition have all along Anma onic votes
o"Nn thon
haee and caDied them pupoar The innaons
e nee" rue to tcmcc ani 10 the state. by
hfnness highly uipde
triT candidate. Tho Of
ne soNernof who has the casting The
W, except by
"hcn ne got H. One
PoSp ~ throughout lhis vote ocscd SIR. Potter. cast
o.en ooccnfae upon Green he woodhavc II. s
event Inc votes for VIM Spaguo Mr. r. united land
uaiea thcy would have boen would have prncod tie which
"ou nave ssrn tie casting The have tho
f'OPn
e 20 oaF the sw cnine by theavcs, rcfempor, UPON
Their eoneencrs elect ciator d,sgraed o
m1drcss aad fnsticisn.
The people viii, doubt reefy tis at the spring
forget" 80 ~ ~ 'y
Alcr the 18th ballot Mr. Spencer proposed to break
up the Convention upon The ground that they could make
no election; and on this motion the vote III to 4iand
the Governor said. "hat though the prospect was rather
discouragin e did not like the responsibility Of Sc
The two refused separate aid proceeded 10 bal
lot again. After the Goth trial MIR Titus renewed the
motion to separate; which then carried without III.
vision
E'deiion in 1iasmctysens
Mr. Baylcs is at astdceaet IN te 10th Con1Scssient
al District Tho Boston Rost says" The successful
candidate, Mr. losden, is decidedly opposed the 4.
states BANK, and supPoricrlof he Saogl in2orant
measures of The National Adm Fi.rofon Nj E1rl.es
rights, under belief Chat be- yrond prove true 10 te
gnst they rcposed in Lim-but he i,ndd his old friends
inc cdrrasts, went agan tlcbcspc and deceived and
disappointed those who placed him in Dowcr.,ie iiss