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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-05

HTWe 500 by the Alabama papers that the name of HuaH L. WnfRE is lssDnsd forth in large le.lsrs d, the head of teir cOuans as tbeir candidate for the Presideaey, accUmpaais with this very s,gnifcan, a- peodags :-~'t Nc CGucss- CORueaeiOa- 72e Nom. iR0tieR o the PTopIs" How the Ofice.hoIters party res lAis may he learOI from the of ther papers,
 which have already opened their batteries against the Judge as formidable competitor.
 7he MtssssstPpi LegistqtuTe a short time since conVoked by the mandate of the Governor to choose
 Senator 'o Congress in place Of Mr. Poudexter, whose term of service expired the 3d of March inst. The House appeared ready go into the election, but the Senate, for good and suficisn, reasons rherenu,o moving theV refused to do SO. It appears by an ar. 'ice !" the U S. Telegraph, at Washington, that the constitution of that state ''provides tue Senate Of the State shall consist of more than third, nor less than oae-ouF' the namher of members of the House of Reprrseataiiv At previous session I'd new cosnteswSFe OEgaaixed, and onc retreseuia.ivr added lO each; M the same time the senatorial dis. tricts were arranged and their number increased.- The C""stisn'i"n vests the Governor with power lu order elections 10 fill vacancies and eupposng ,ha, the new counties would return members who would elect Senator pledged sustain all the measures the administration, the party held conveulion, (the same that nominated Mr. Van Buren and Col. Ben. ton,) aud ii was arranged with the Governor that the delegates to that convention should carry into the co"o'es wsi's of election; and fearing lest the new Senators coad be trusted n" election for Sc. na'ors vas ordered. By bringing tn the l6 new mem. bers. the House of Representatives consisted oi but l2, when the Consiuion expressly provides that the House should time consist of more shan four times the number ot the Senate. Upon this pon, the Senate refused to recognise the House, or to go into
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-05

prospectus for a new laper is issued !" Hartford ,o he called the Patriot and Democrat" (,oo much name to live ong,) the first number of which is be published "cxt week. Judging from the prospectus should imagine h merely of second edition of the Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-05

7Ae FIss Gfep-I" ,he Senate on Saturday, las fad slated in the Journal of CosnmeFee) the bill repeal the rsi and sefORd sectioas of the Ae of le2O GO limit the term of service of certain oicers sad lo deprive the PSesdeHi of the power Of removal without Ghe consent of the Senate, read third time and passed by the following Vote:-
 Yeas.-Aiessrs. Bell. Be"lo0, Ribb. Blark, Cal. hOsas Clay. Clayton. Ewug. Feelinghsysen, GsiAuho. gOug6, KSst, King of Geo., ESgd, sclkeas Mapguus,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-05

UacommOs cold af ahe Ssush.-Sunday ,he 8tb- of February was of Ihe co!dest days ever experien- ceA ia ,he Sopthern States. h Hun'svIe. Ala. and ., MilledgeviIse, Geo. the mercury was depressed sias sevsss bslOW sero aOd al Mobile, Augusta, Sa- vAspsh, Charleston, &e. the cold was uuParaleIIed. sspeeiAlly af % late period in the sssOD. Peach. pSsn. ass man, Uthsr trees u'biO'sp@ lfsqOesdy by that period.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
Z =. Ntutt Rupfsp
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Ser nuterseibnete benabrihtist a6s
t,tnssppl feiue Sreunoe unb bas DubIifntu,
oae ct cbtses 9efbdft nunr1ebr in alien beiz
fen 3rpeiSen 3n betreiben an9efausen in Dem
9aule, oas Dor cieiefn ppn Dem Deritorbenen
5ran5 Mntcn 8en5, alS Mutbs sbau5 aefhbrt
4puree, seIesen I'm n6sbliden 3beiIe Der
Marft- Strabe in Canton, aIlrbO ct beitanotS
auf !Qano bait, uno anf bic t,r5efte AnSetge
perfertist, aae fol6e Arti.el, bic euf irseno
cine meiie in fein Sab fdIasen. 49,.
c. Ct batt ebenfaas auf !9ano, SH6ee,
3uder, 1bee, &affee, 9Ias, Stasd. 9lue
Don Der beffen 2uaIitdt uuo bel ibt1 nm Die
billi9ften Yteiie au baben. / !. ~ 9.
81 perbhrst f6 fir bic 8hte feiner Az
belt, uno boft, bae feline pteIidbrise erfab-
runa I'M @efbafte i'm in ben 9tane fsben
miro, benea aNgemeine 3ufrieoenbeit 81 Sc
pdbren, cieibn nit ibrem 3ufpra9 beebren
'lperoen. .* ... ....
Ct ninmt ftatt 3abluus bic mdfer gang
baren 2anoesprObufte an. ~
.-=.. gborles 6. 2BoIf.
+ Gantrr, Sunn 19, 1885. e-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
Miu)Qel 9sNetfert,

1ena1ribtist biernit feline tsati6en
9anesleute uno bas Wub!if,tn t,berbaupt,-
baB ct riunmebr in iein eiseneS Bobnbau6,
in Der MarftrafIe, Elm 2bdre nbrolid pen
Dtn. Sarton'S WObnbaaie, eineesosen 1T
auwo er fortfdbrt tpie Dor bieletn, bas
s6neoerseltbdft in alien leiuen 3reisen
5u betreiben. -
eeine pretle tpirb Ct biuis ,na6eu-unb
leinettt einn,al sesebenen Worte treu bIst-
Sen. 8otsenoes lluo fsine preiIe: =
@tnem fetnen Dresecat, Bic 3unt sroben-
BON So 25, 81 SS,
ginem Srad Goat Dom feinften Sud- 2 IS
$50. Gin paar Soften BON 81 LOO.
Sin ocubble 8rsait rpet 75-1O0. Cine
Uniform 800. Gin 9dpies Meitfleib 400.
Sine semeine Weite BON IS big 81
3ulbneioen. Elm geod IS; Mefe 9; sos
len 81 @entS. 49,,
Seine Nrbeit tplro Ct 70 gut tna6eu, ats
lIrbett sen,abt tperoeu fanu.
@anton, Qlpril 8. '55. 5O:6Mc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
Ntue s. 0ttt!!:
q. uno 9. 8. M { QeD,

{. q. uno 3. 8. M { guQep,
oabsn foeben empfaneen unb jebt sr6ff:
net, eine pOr3asIi9e9IuswabL y. Der Sabrss
seit anSemefenen ..
.Stopel uno Sd poewaoren,
meVcbe fte beabRbtieen su ben l1ieorisifen
preifsn, fir baar 8 eli coer Qanoe5pro;
eucte 3u berfaufei1. sic balten fib iber
Seuet oaB tn feinfm Gtotr in starF So, 5u
biul9srn Seoin9unsen eertauft tpsroen
fam. E ~ ..."
pGar m a oi3em Glabsf
unb g lees5 aatne'n, 70 rpie fir Sic
tt,eiften anoereu sanoes: grasusniiTe, rperben
iie su ieoer 3eit b aar g { Is sabIen.
N. 8. QIae SOlobe, wet1e fi6 ibsr
|febs D1onate, ot,rb Jlcteu pber auf anoes
er Metfe, Die 1d in unferer. .S6uIo wifTen,
lweroen bloF ~ ibren. ei8eus1l Nubeu ban=
BEL tpenn ite oane Bsrs,ss Giebtiefst t,ad=
en-oa mir entl1Iohen fno, Die abbe3abI
Jung Ju er5winsen; rpssbalb mir tcfsn bag
Ealle bierbep SnterenlFte, unfsru QDunIb CT;
Efhtlen tno nnS DER ,lnan9euetmen Notbpen.
Eo'9teIt hberbebsn rperoen, ibre &sbnuuaen
(osn betreHsnoen Ssamtsn sur gin(amutlnita
Esu ilbsrseben. ....4 .ss *..@ 3, -
| p9 t1,alb lener spps
nlro 2onnenweife uno beYn, 8ul1eI per=
fault. -~s - :'.'.~<
MalFilton Daa9 8. 1885. Z 11g4
'". ~. ID" 3=7tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
g Qttl tr { D4
qRphffeiIerben iettta[S 2.

Die nnterlbriebenei, sei9en ibre,t Sreun=
ben unb 8unoen, tno ben, Sansenpublifunl
ersebenft an, oaB fs,in 8eibdftsperbinouus
aetrettenNno. Sie baben ibrsn Sbapp,
in oer Suscatapae StraBe, in Canton, Gee
raoe Dem neuen 8aatboule 9e9enaber, frt=
|ber bswObnt bon pbiIip Detpa!t,) BED eu=
ltsno pers,DBert uuo uetoen oafeIbf befan:
|Sis auf paub baben, Elm srobes NHoftiment
bon . ~"s.& ,.@,r r~<@, III .
SdtteL 3aumen Gattelbd96,
lSsutgifeut piftoisnb alftsrnt Gaual'
Ilsriften GbaefeSi patrpntoben &c.
Dearborn 9e(birrI & u m II, { t s,
e5dulsgefbtrr jeoer Ar1 s . f { T.
geusr gpn,er, 2ouopner Baseu
l'pettfbent Geits, @le9onts', 6ar9trs
]ter uno Sig 7 peit(Den Stdtl1'
lSlebten jeDer 0atung. ~. .s...4
| Qlues bon gutter 9udlitdt, nit ben befeu
Oeatsrialien uno fauber ssmabt sOo!len fe
Jim 9tpBen uno 6leinen, 70 tpobIfeil ais ee
lin osnnefliden Gtaaten irsenorpo Su ba:
lben it, aeasn $ 8aaraelo b ober unnebn1s
Hide &aaoeS prpbudte perFaufen. 9ille Sc:
|uabte 8efeIunsen rreroen aufS fbnsalts
aussefabrt. =
81. s. 80 nj. 8eals if bausbar flu
oie enpfansenen Guufbe5eusuusen; fit
lbittet utn beten Scrtfesun9 uno .pite fte,
ltpie biebsr, su neroieneu fueben.
QBiuiam Beals, uno
Scbn 0udtusr Jun.
| Canton, Qlug. 90. 1884. 20;t.u
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
y cue un b ~ orblftiI E
s. Il ter

Dir ilnter3ei6neten babet, 70 ebet, erbal-
ten, ale 3ufas ju ibsn frhbert, 0orratb,
bon Waaren, einefsroBeuno allsen,eins 9las=
mabi BON oausrRafteu nno etesanten Qtti-
feln, tpeIbe, ba lte In oen Stdoten Ole1;
Yort uno pbilaeelpbia, 81 ben ganiti9fen
prei(en ei,tsefanft tpcroen, 81 unsemsin ME
ortsen Qreilen abseleBt mer6cn..
Sbr 8orratb betebt in einem allsemeinen
Qlfortinente son .. :... ...
Srofenen Baaren, @peeerepen,
6orten Woarem 4erSsuont
1c. &c. ..
Sie baben ebenfaqs beitdnbi9 einen srof:
fen Stcd Don Sobl= unb SberIeber Iotpobl
ei9ener aIs Don 0teu Dorfer Sabrifatiou
auf 3anb. -
I'm i1d 81 dber3eusen baB bier CUTE Nn=
faufe 3u MAIDEN fino, rufet felbf an nno
iebet!
gbri1tnas, 6erter uno So.
Canton. Sebr. 81. 1885. 45:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
DrDttcttp on f.
Qerltebe $685. Gompagnie.
MISUNDERSTANDING

:. ..:.. Sec. 81. 1885.
Da Der llntetfbriebene BON Der "Qr o.
eetton Snfurances@ ompaa nie''
f1 59attforo, Connecticut, al6 gIsent anses
|ltellt uno aHtcriitrt ,poroen obne 9luf11ub
|9erit6ernn9en aus5utteIlen, fo erbietet er
|R9 hermit oauler, stobyS, Mhblen, Sa:
eriden ltnb 9beuern, Iammt oeren e;uba!t,
|nebf irseneertep anberm abnliebsn @iaen.
tbu,ne, sesens Yerluit ooer 9ef fddoiauna
onE6 8euer, 5u aBecutireu. Die au{ten oa:
81 it,e nleoriset, als bic irseno elmer Sin:
italt oleler Mtt; uuo bic Mefe tpetde biefs
Sfis. in SbliOtuna ibrer @eIbafte, unit
otr Ssribti3nns ltne Ss5abh,ns ibrer Ser:
Iuife, oerfoiset1 miro, piro pteinpt uuo II.
|bera! fem. Qthfrasep fur Ssbinsunaeu u.
|Aneeurans, ta6aen in BET Mn,tsau6e pon
6artis unb 8elosn inGantDn, aemadot t,er:
ben, ourb ale @eibafte in 8esua auf btefe
NSentlbaft ps,I,,ttslt sperosu. :. (
ccJon 6arrls,
Msent fir befaste Gpn1sasuie.
Saafon San. 10. 1895. 59=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
spelle 0ilter -

@DBlfeiler benn jet1lols II.
Die 1lnterf1riebenen baben 70 ebeu ooh
NleusDort uno pbilabelpbia erbalten. eli
SroGes uno arssecsbnteS QIfortement bon
Srodenen 9erfft uno oBtnters9Baa,
rem 9tceereperl Sartenpoaren,
9pecereDen, ac. -. e,
&lf o.-Derren ntb &naben Roppen.
gtiefsl uno Sbub, gunaIaitid Sdub,
(Incli1 Ru6der,) pou setter auaIitat, Da,
,r,en NcrCeeo nno prunela gcbub.
@panifb Gobk une Sberleoer.
Gin aa9stneines Nffiftinteut BON 9nten II,
&appsn. .s... u.s.. w.. -
Mslde fie sntI6lbdsn Fno Elm ~ euis
woblfeiler aIs Der nieorisfte 9reiB A.
perfatafen. &auFu1tise tpsreen abtunsspOt
erfnbt, btp ibnen an5ulprebeu, uno fir fd
etbf 5u urtbeilsn. iii j.. ..,,.<,. 49,.
StGb I, @ al3 nno 81 dg el
It. ,e. bsitdnoiS anf 3 no-uno pie &C.
,p6bnlib gum 8estauf-isbr tpoblfeil. ! -
gTBaareeIo uus Der YreiB miro be
sablt fir 8aisen, 8larlaanen, &c. .~ H.
gle Oerl lang gen -.
9O0O @fSaS '3,I;s33i, @@"s'
0arrist Nepnolos ln0 Nu9ultn
Canton, Dec. 10. 1884. 35=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
B 8 u 4 & q rte n.


Der unteribriebene benabribtet aebt:
unSe oou fsine &unbsil uno oas Wublifun,
IN, ausen1elten ,oeB er tunn,ebr feine ueue
eare=Mafebine, in p6llisem @anae bat, auf
teinem alien Stanopuufte. eine Me;le lao=
|oitll6 ooa Canton. @r 1T fomlt in 8ereits
t6aft QSolle an5uneEmen, uno fe auf Sic
tefe Meife 81 garben, su ben nieoriaen
preile bon 4 1;2 Gents bas pfuno, men es
bep Qbnabms besablt rpirb,-fonff miro 5
@ents oafhr ansere6net. ltno tpofern riebt
innerbalb is6s Monaten bs5ablt tpirb, q
rperosn oarpa6 Sutrehen an8erebnet. Mae
8slbabiSuns miro pinttIfb bssablt. .
9acpb Wlspers.
SanD 1s. 1885. 8.tf,
Gin Brief fdr
s. DeDnteper
sen feinsu GOaue III IN oiaes Dsudysp.
p - 4'..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

come that he deemed necessary 10 'P
neasc the insuted honor of France. lnsuiIed honor
orsooh Monsieur Pageot received this letter whStso
,nrninu in the neighborhood of New iork, ana IN cor
nl;ance with the high bchest OF his real hlhSter-ue
French Minis,er-he forthwith repaired TO Inc otae
Department at Washington, in order 10 el:ecL MS o
rct Mr. FORSYTH conccivng he was authorised TO prof.
Or so,ue aucahlc means discriminating The controversy
received the Charge, as is his wont-wi'i po'ienes.
I,doe however, Of his astonshment, When ne was
told that This public character this reprtsehta'Fc
,I,o French monarch, had no communication rf pun
I;c character 10 make He had, nevertheless, one
syd ,osau and that to state, informally. "hI'
Cha JJ,uor of France would not allow him TO 90 iorna
Ival the DUO de Broglc sad the President message
al which offence was taken by francelak en- T pre:
was not offensive. IT only necessary ior lie iles
dul 10 state that no offence was Intended III MS next
NessaGc. and all difficulties would be IcmoFeu.-
The honor of France, however, unwounded, as ny
,h declaration was informally confessed required from
thc President statement which consequently was
m act of supcrerogaton, if not of debasement -
MIR. Forsyth with a just regard TOR The honor Il
his counlry refused 10 receive, much less recon-
mend the President 10 act in such an undcrlann,
listen TO discussion the matter and Monsieur f"gc*t
having parted from him in dudgcon, Mr. r. TcsentInS
the dupicity BY which il sought tro his person.
and that of the President to debase the homer OF hrs
conference.-the the open and immediate demand OF
the pavmcnt stipulated by treaty 10 be made and not,
the recall of MIR. Barton. Such is the narrative now
current in wellinfornicd circles, which will set ut rest
the qidnuncs of Virginia upon this suhrct-and there
is and end of the letter-"ic letter. give US the letter
WAsnISGToS Tuesday, Dec. -.
Today in Executive Secret Session, MIR. Powia'an
Ellis Miss. has been nominated - the President us
ChGrsc dcs 16aires &c Mexico, and will be conTmt'
GT,tars!#rg Constellation.
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DOMEST,Rai.
NEW YORK CONFLAGR,TI0S


In the desultory descriptions which we have wr;,,s
of this calamity, it has been object to avoid ersr'
geraton and US tar as possible to aay appseAensons
both al home and abroad The estimates of loss frs,
published BY us much lower than those of mos,
others, both in conversation and in print And We arc
happy now in the belief that have estimated too low
In regard to the insurance companies moreover there
are good reasons for believing that in the settlement
shea business their condition will be found much better
than was ut first anticipated In very many instances
the claims upon them will be greatly less than the face
OF their policies; aud this apprehend will be parcu
ary the case with great numbers open policies
large amounts contingenty, but cnder which but small
amounts will be claimed The largest sufferers in the
Dry goods hGe we are told, will be the Lyons manufac-
.uiers, who had recently made heavy consisnmens 10
this country. ~
degree of cheerfulness and buoyancy of hope is pre-
Vaiiing, which augurs auspiciously for US The exam
pie OF some of our large houses moreover of promptly
o1ng to cash their notes strong confidence
ana The best spirit The example was Sc. by Nessrs
Rowland d. Aspinwal, who, as We have been informed
by one Of the partners have large amount of long pa
per in the hands, probably, of many of the sufersss
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From O. Priodte Source J

~ - WASHINGTON, Dec. 18TH, 1885.
You will have pcrused the Editorials of the ntelli-
gcncer, calling on the Globe for the Letter. the Letter;
give US the Letter. Here you have not the letter but
the substance about which much fuss has been made
and for the noncompliance with the Inelligcnccrs cali
TO furnish it, there may possibly be motions submitted
TO Congress. The Duo de Broge, as Minister of
France unwilling to put to risk the throne of his master
LOUIS PHlLLIPPE-which with such nation
as ours is, would certainly endanger-and in the
hope Of extracting informally, what lie could not cx
pect to do, from the sternness of purpose which has
ever marked the President, wrote 10 the charge
Monsieur Pageot, last june 10 endeavo1 to procure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

ME current debts due to the Office of the Bank of
IL the United States at Richmond which shall remain
unpaid WILL on the lst of the ensuing month"; be trans.
frred to the Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Bank of
Virginia The suspended debt due to the Bank of the
United States, and payable at its Office at Richmond,
viz protested notes and bonds as we'll as judgments will
be collected at the said Oicc-The near approach of the
period when the charter expires, WILL it is hoped, show
The debtors the necessity Of early attention these
claims. Dec. 81. Tilt
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-.,-sc he had recommended Mr. II. said he should
vote against the motion to reconsider because he wanted
the question fully considered in the way he had indcat
ed. He wanted to get report from committee that
would be adopted by the House, and thereby suTe ur
ther sctusion on 1hr subject
bc r,,it:uucf.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

.7nii. Ca'umny, in yesterdays Wing, is scarcely cn.
tied 10 notice. He is coarse, mendacous illihcra-as
cr'bcs TO TIC ranking "vcnom Of hatred" what was
forced upon us by ScEdettnre-garblcs what We have
sald-suPprcsss the material cts that we stated abou,
Nh Gnrr sdecI"ng the oice-asscrls in his attempt, to
argue that i! was o.sivil Office oft, that he (MrG)
was to receive no othe' compensation than that Of per
ce'"se on an "accrdH an' contingent amount thus
passes the fact that he yas at all events TO receive
asalary Of 2oc0 if his commissions did not amount 10
that suand says nothing of t." alleged acn.p Of Mr.
g. to raise the commission hi ghe, In word lie ialsi,
ties the argument sopIscaes III, whole sutherland
blnks the whole qucstion.-lt the EDITOR of the Whir
would repubsh the article which he PUBLISHED in 1881 on
this subject, from who well acquainted ;,l the
transactions, il would shed some light tc discussion
If necessary, VIC must hunt it up and puhs, it our
selves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

The two most obnoxious orators in the House Of Re-
representatives. on the Abolition question: arc Sladc OF Yer
mont, and Granger Of N. York-bo,h Whigs-and tie
latter, the Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency IN
Pennsylvania On the other hand the decided friends Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

the wcrld in lis paper within the last six Years
and yet this is the individual, who comes forward
only pronounce his charges false and himself
with the most iulsome praise He ut cred Me or hn
does RON, what is unloundrd He can r de on citc,
horn of the dilemma, both, just he peasrs Who
will not ask-who opgh, not to ask-wlat is such an
Editor 3 opinion worth: Who is there low that hi,
censure ought raise: who high tn his rtai,r
wo lid not dIston"r: What language can express tIc
indignation, which such violent tcnuEca IONS ough, T.,
inspire IN the breast of"very lib raj N ards such
Press: Will the Public Feeling sIepp Grr ever:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

In reply TO "An ObsrrvtT'' ID. Wh. Why
Iaued the speech Of MI Daniel and that OF a Bows
without solitary remnk"wc that heard Mr. Dopc'
Speech but Mr. IowI's. When Mr. g.i is rrrorcd
then nayo
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COMM
Scenes in the Legislature!

Scenes in the Legislature! 49,,
Dear Brother Jonathan-I wish you had cech ooNn
here while since Legislature met, that you l,s"'
According to custom, when the Legislature met the
Governor them message, in which, he sad soI.
thing about Abolition; and according to long estnp'sn
cd usage, the message cut up and referred 70 t'
ltion SO that par. of the message referred TO Sc
lect Committeeman before The committee had un'
to make report, Mr.. Gnner offered reso'uno"r
the effect Of which was to discharge lie com''t't
from the further consideration Of the suDJect; """
TO authorize the Governor to open corIesPondenes
with all the Governors Of the nonslaVeno"'ns
States, 10 ascertain what laws they intended W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

MIR. Brown publishes in the last Wing his Speech, &C.
livered in the Wing Caucus, in favor of nominating
Judge White. Although but four years ago lie declared
in the Capitol that Mr. Pan BURN has mn ENTIRE
fdenee,' Mr.. Brown conirives to trump up world
of objections 10 the Little Magician.-We know not
whether the he puts forth for prccptac nom'.
nation Of the Judge will be satisfactory to Tic fauu
in Virginia. They will scarcely be conclusive in The
opinion Of the friends Of Harrison. Webster, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

The u S Telegraph thinks that if the Wings in vn
gina will take up Mr.. Tyler on their ticket, they will
secure his election as Vice President Running upon
the White ticket in the South, and the Harrison ticket
in the North and West, he will receive more than
thirds Of the Electoral votes"
Where North; In Pennsylvania Granger is 10 lie
run with H1rrison-ln Massachusetts; There will lie
no White ticket at all. In Georgia They run Barbour
with White. What chaos and how little like tho
eoneert necessary 10 23ds of the for Mr.
Tyler.
:. BY the by, speaking Of the Georgia nomination Of
Mr. Barbour by the Nnllcrs party, the Wing of ycs,c
terday says, that Judge Barbour will decline The non
naon-wil make merit Of it-and that the rctaners
Of Van Buren, will not be slow avail themselves Of hrs
drclination argument for that predatory chief
and moreover, hints in the words Of Of its di.in
gushed Virginia Correspondents, that "Barbonr is 81
lenced by The wafer on the tongue-vz the prospect
ates his The hg-What is its opinion worth; Judge
BY the terms in which it spoke OF Governor Tazewrl
some six years ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

q. S. BRANCH BANK At RICHMOND.
We learn that by arrangement between the Bank
Of the United States and the Stale Banks in this e.
y, all the aetna debts THE Office here to b. trims
errcd forthwith to the latter Banks while the susrendtd
debts 10 be collected by the Office itself THIS az
rangement has doubtless been entered into by both par
ties for The convenience Of those punctua debtors VINO
have been accommodated with loans at the Office ct Inc
United States Bank, and who would otherwise ia'r
been compelled in many cases at a sacrifice to meet all
their engagements by the first Of March next we un,
derstand, Also that similar arrangement with regard !"
the Office at Norfolk is in progress.