Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-01
Richmond, Friday. Nov. 1.
TILE SEiTES


GEORGIA The Savannah Georgian says eve h,ra
received returns from all the counties. ncIutiny 70
ported ma joriiies in few and assuming The ms,r,v
for Mcdonald given in the Union papers at h,l,Gu:
vile in all the Counties heard from that place hu, too
1863. and adding The votes in Rabnn and Union and
correcting error wb'ch they appear To- have mad -
the in Ware and the Union Democratic candidate
is l.c,rd by majority of 1917 We content 10 s,o,e
the result. and reposs our laurels
The Democratic majority in the Legisintvre on ior,
ballot is stated by the Fpd,rat Unioa about 81 Tho
standard estimates it at about 80 the J,trau (O,,,si
tInn) calculates ma oriIy of IL in the SENATE an: Y
in The House The Rec0rder does speculate On IN.
subject Appling the only county II b. heard trn,n
The sea, Of The Senator from G1lmer Contested and
lie in Randolph for The Senate.
MIssouRI-The Democratic Convention has nominal,
ed John Jameson the candidate 10 I'll the vacancy
in Congress occasionrd hy The death Of N Harrison
The election was held Monday last For The e!-cn,
next year. john Reynolds has been nornnard for Co.
vernon, and John Miller and John G Edwards for Con-
gress.-The Wings first put Mr.. J Scat in n"mnlrron
for The vacancy; bu, he prudenlly declined; and the
Wings have subsequently presented Mr. Thornton
Grnsley OF ST. Louis, as their candidate. He viii be
distanced of course.
TEsSEssEE We have received and read with The
strongest appreciation The inaugural Address "v-rnur
Polk II is the best Synopsis OF the Democratic Stats
Right Greed we have fnr lime past. 1t sd"prs
is hoss Tor strict construction Of The CONSTRUCTOR
the celebrated Rule of Mr. Msdisnn's Report We shall
repuhlish it in paper; and recommpn nd Il, az
text for these Times II touches in the following nan
upon The Banking System: The preserva;lon .c
public credit and of sound currency in The State. will
undoubtedly lie among our highest duties. IL pre-
vaing to suppose that multiplication o' Banks
and excessre issue of paper circulation advance
The public prosperity, afford any permanent r-s 10
the community in which they exist. Instead Of bless.
ing, excessive banking generally proves TO be curse.
The bnated state OF apparent prosperity "mch they ten.
poray excite experience has shown, has invariably
been followed by arrangement of the money mak de-.
probation of currency and finally by pressure
and suffering inflicted the people To prevent the
recurrence of such of things 1t will be my desire
by all the constitutional and legal restrictions whIch
be thrown around them, TO that the Banss which
may exist in the State shall be based upon solid oun.
daon and cnnine their operations within thFir
able means 10 meet their responsibilities promptly
The Senate Of Tennessee adopted resolutions the
lllh calling on the Governor tor copies nj the CORES.
ponGence which passed between The Executive and
Judge White last fall, respecting his resignation as l.
States Senator On The next day, Governor Cannon
made C"mmnnication-in which he conesse:, that no
copy Of Judge Whites letter remains N the EXECUTIVE
Department, sit having been returned 10 him. Ivy his
request, short time after il was received have KEEP!
memorandum Of this communication nor d" now
remember It's precise date. am under the impression,
however that il in the early part OF November iast
! received n communication from this Honorable s..
major informing of the severe affection he had
suffered and The very feeble state OF his health al Hat
time also expressing his belief, that he would rot be
able 10 reach Congress by The ensuing SESSION; ard
in consequence Of his inability. ne proposed resin'ug
his The Senate Of the United States, IN rrt~r
that pro lem appointment might he made by me IN due
time On the reception Of this litter, determined 70
suspend my official action The resignation TINS tender
ed reasonable ngh Of time, tor The fss0raOn Of lie
health Of Senator. sufficient to enable hm to pr coed
10 the discharge Of his duties, which determination
communicated 10 him with such reasons and Suggestions
as The time deemed appropriate. and resulted IN
an araaie and the withdrawal of hs letter
tanning The proposition TO resign, which Was returned to
him by his request without my acceptance "l hs tss.
nation or my uicia. action on II IN any way whatever
Preamble and Resolutions have been introduced into
The Senate Of Tennessee, and passed that body nom
mating Martin Van Buren,. candidate for The Ptr.1
dency and James K Polk Cor the FcriPfes'denCy
Opposition yarously presented The names 9" Col Richard
Nj johnson, Gen VIM. Carroll, md Col WIN. King,
in lieu OF Mr. Polk-but the majority refused TO s''ihe
out, and the resolution recommending Hf. f'" "ss
adopted. We have not yet received copy oil 'ne'e
resolutions .
VEgMoxr.-Mr Par,rdges Resolutions on behalf Of
the Independent Treasury called up in the House
on the 24h ult and a substitute submitted ny W.
Chandler InslruciiDg their Delegation IN C"n-'rr. to
oppose the SubreasuTy, prevailed by vote q 10 %
l07-a strict party yote-Elght Delegates were absent
Of whom were Democrats and were Wings
new JERSEY The Legislature have re ELECTED Va
Pennington. Governor-and have ais" elrctrd wig
Chrf Justice, Joseph c Hornblnwrr) Treasurer, ana
Librarian --Guv Pennington, IN his Aessnge mas HaCe
sophrsi;cal effort skin the rdud by winch ID.
FIVE Wing members attempted TO be- rslmsd uponlhe
next Congress He does not deny Thai the VOTES 81
Republican township in Cumberland. and 81 South Am
boy 10 ihe county Of Micoesex have been suppfstttc
but attempts show, that The Governor was bound 10
give The certificates OF election 10 the Wings "h"nt
calling upon The Clerks Of Cumberland and Aicc!fsef
for return Of the Suppressed v.s.-1he so'cr o. tie
People al The recent cit cton has declared decidedly N
behalf of The Republican party. although by he gerry
Wandering oil The countries The Wings have c"nirStd"
carry a majority in the Legislature But. the 1frn""
Emporium analys the late returns Throughout sac
aud shows that the Democratic Congressional icHtt
would have prevailed by upwards oil 2UUO v"lts-he,s
an increase The last Congressional election, al -
or 800 votes The contest for The seats al the i've
members Of Congress Is not "rer-On The contrary We
exppct Ia witness animated contest on The opening 81
Congress