Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29
TIE I.EGISLtTURE.

u will be seem on reference the proceedings in
ther column, that Mr. Waddel, the Wing candijate ias
been elected Speaker OF the Senate. by majority OF
votes aver Mr. Moscly the former Democratic Speaker
1t had been thought, irnn Nj M"Se suavty 81 ni:
ncr his perfect acGua!ntaac" with he duties Of the Chair
and the ro.nptneSs and inparli.i.y with which he has
ever discharged those duties ha. lie woad have been
reelected: But these pTrty ;iHtc$, the Wings have
a majority If ttco in The Senate, and here have H.
lusration Of their boased agagnonaj;y Although they
have the rudcs! in their complaints Of y"oSSv og,
VIC see them improving their small fragment Il" pn"cr in
ono branch of the Legislature, and r0scrijc
presiding officer whose great courtesy, and universally
acceptable discharge Of the duties Of his station, the
theme OF commentator by all parties.
In The House Of Commons, where The Democratic
party have oritv. will be that Mr.. Haywood
our io.er able and efficient Speaker has been reccc
ed. Mr.. Grailn, his opponent Is gentleman whose
character and talents wuud have done honor the
ton in which bis friends DESTROYS OF placing him ;
but il can be no dlSparagrment 10 him To any n"m
Der Of the House 10 say that the Speakers Chair could
not have been worhily hiad: than by IL; present
occupant.
In the Commons. too, the same malignant party feel
ing that sacrificed Mr.. AcSeIy in the Senate was
rayed in ali is bitterness towards the crcup of Mr..
Haywood from the Speakers Chair; and the scie
that lie, too, was not Frustrated by the spirit of pro-
scripon the want Of p"wrr i'll the Wings 20 do it
MONDAY, Nov 2lst. 1886.
This being the dav Designated by the Constitution for
the meeting %! The General Assembly, both branches
sembed at Tie Government JruSe, in this City, at 2
o'clock, Z. -.
SxSarG-n The S.ratc, on caiiing the members 10
order As answered to their names, qualified, and
took their seats.
William D. Mosplv, Esq the Senator from I.cno;r
county, and Hugh Wn:dril, Esq, the Senator irpm
Orange county, pat III rnmnation for Spraker;-
the Former, ,Oon ni Mr. Edwards, and the latter
motion Of Mr.. Polk On voting, cira roee, there ap-
pearod
For Mr.. WaGGrll, 81
For Mr.. Mose!y, 70
So lIrgh WudGrli Seq was elected Speaker of The
Sr!atc.
Thomas G. Stone E-., of Franklin county. elect
ed Principal Clerk aud ja4ss z. Dodge, Esq of Wllsrs
county, Clerk Assistant.
iiovsE or CvwMoSs--.N.l,lqy Nor 81.
Charles Man " Esq. the turHYr Clerk oi the House
having called HE members by c:untics ll5 answered
their names, qualified and took their seats.
William H. Haywood: Jr. ESP, enc Of the members
from Wake county, ami William a. Graham. Esq on.
Of the members from Orange county, put III nn:r
nation for Speaker; The former, motion OF james W
Quinn, Esq, the member from Macoa county and The
latter, motion Of Mr.. Layncr, of Hereford county.
On voting, U.carOcc there appeared for
Mr.. Haywood, GO
MIR. Graham a3
So VIM H. Hay wood, Jr. Esq was elected Speaker
Of the House of Commons
Charles Manly. ESQ, re elected Principal Clerk, and
Edmund Is. Freeman, Esq, Clerks Assistant, both
unanmously.-U.
MlsrAKE-We last week stated, on the authority of
article in the Raleigh Register and from reports That
William F. Fcrrand. Esq. Of On>low county. Of I've
unfortunately killed by the carszing Of G,r stage .e.
tween Cnelaw end Camden but we are gratihrd ia he.
ing ahse &c state, that Tie gentleman unfortunately Killed
as above stated was nephew If Wiam t. FrrranL.
ESQ., the E!ector and that the last named oertlra: ID
safe and in health; and will in all human probability be
IN Raleigh at The appointed tic, unite with the other
SECTORS IN casting The Fifteen Electoral Of y.
Safoine ir Tue Democratic candidates, Martin Van
Buren, for President. aid Richard Al Joh,sn t;r VIZ
President OF tie United Sla.es-D.
-,
design Of the Wigs. bad the succeeded IN r;c,;",
their ticket, 10 u.H$fnr lie "Whi,e rIrcrn, y,,r =,
the support nf Gen Harrison below we civa an or
Gle from Wing rrint Of tie i;;3, water nI. NsLn
SpcctaorO not only aTowing the design Lit r.romunJ
ing what the Wing committee in TINS c:,v wrr. ., s,
ctous 10 conceal, and what they pugnaciruS!y dp:
But now that the contest is ended, and Democracy is
triumphant, this matter is of other consequence ,an
to demonstrate 10 the people, that they have escaped II
snare spread for them b. The Wings and 10 show t:s
our warnings were we.imed and the glorins rcs,.!I
Of the election would TO indicate we'll needed Nv
the freencn of North Carolina ID
(from TIE .Ntmjern Sptctaicr)
awe know not whether the White ticket has prevailed
in the State but the probability is tina: it has by !srce
majority In this iii be ascerained Ly the result
in other States that Judge White cannot be elected i, il
your duty, and imperative duty, instruct your E!c
tors to vote for Gen Harrison, and instruct trr
at an early day. Virginia has acted more wisely than
We by authorizing her electors vote before the dur
OF election II is ncpe! too late however TO do what
your countrys best interests demand, and should The
winding Of the elections prove that the choice is be-
tween larrson and Van Buren,, patriotism points ou, to
you but ole course.
inst, the Fell Term Of the United States Circuit Court
for the Disrc. Of North Carolina commenced in this
City; the Hon. Philip p. Barbour, Associate judge of
the Supreme Court Of the United States, end the Hon
Henry Potter, United States District Judge for North