Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

.1 r. ,oi,rJ nm, Lis Exceency the Governor be lie
ouesled forward copies OF the foregoing preamoe arc
resolutions 10 euch If Senators and Representative
in Congress-. >,
Ih,sr Resolutions weIe adopted in the House, by
ve,e of 60 to G7-and in the SENATE, by vote {" 46l u
The Delegates of The UnUn Party met on HE l'th o.
Dec (Juhn =. King, Delegate from tchtnnha' IN Tue
cbairi-and nominated Judge Charles }. Me onaId, o
Bibb as their Candidate for Governor Resolutions
were also passed approving OF Martin Van buren, aho
John Forsyth proper names 10 be- recommended &c
the Democratic party "f the Union, Tor the Offices oil
President aud Vice PRESIDENT snbJect, however, 10 Tie
decision of .NGHOHGi (OnrfnfL0H
ALAEiTA RESOLUTIONS nn tir subject III FeCerai !
nance have been submitted 10 the Legislature, when
have produced much excitement. aud called FORM iuc
debate. Judge WIN. Smith has offered series OF ne
solutions lns,rucng their Senators 10 Congress 10 sup
port and vote for the entire separation OF The puhic re
venue from the keeping control OF any bank or banks
whalever.'-A substitute Tor them has been proposed
by his Colleague, Dr. David Moore OF liuniSvIie, Tie
preamble OF which, adopting many Of The principles anu
expressions OF Judge Smith, concludes win the ioi'o"
lng rrsulEtIuns
BE Kcsacd Gg the aaG House Of Rpreseaturs # Tie
J 7iaae Ge"e! assembly e"r,n'd lhnt ALBANIA ia
support Of Democratic Republican principles, and her nan
with pde audrrs"rc the bold aud manly ,iand taken y f.
Van Buren, against the Tccr Vi tie Eink U! The L. sAt =
and against lanatica spirit, which would dissolve "s L"o'
II urn pied 10 be carried ont by the AhUIitionis's
Be ynr:ks rcSG!rG tie authority Grtsad That our SEM
be instructed, and Representatives beIeFgeed 10 opp
aGI the cart" OF Bank OF The United
The establishment other kind OF Bank by the Congress u he
Y,Gr ,s.,,rcG by The ayiori,r afycad 1ai Scra-
tors be Representatives, requested to vote oi
,; If .r p,nL o RANK wu,,yrr for banking purpu-c aud
that the custody Of the Banks extend safe keep
ng public special de pus'ic rrsu'a'c S A"
Iaa Jen further resVircG he authority Corcsad h- is
the deliberate opinion General Assembly Of The state o! Ala,
bama the the sound and solvent banks !" the several
collection Of all the raj Governments II"
the respective states where they may be located.
Grtcr rCsOd That the Governors hereby requested
copy OF the foregoing preamble ana resolutions y"
and Representatives the COnsres OF the
from this state" tlhee resolutions uoGer "scI"n
NIssIssPPI-G Governor McNult has refused 10 pardon
Benjamin Tanner convicted Of manslaughler Ia let
ter expressing this determination, he says lie I'M
mense number Of homicdcs comhtcd in our State, and
especially (aZOo county requires that examples souio
be made and that all should learn that the free use OF
pistols and Bowie knives will no longer be tolerated
KEsTrcKY.-The Legislature Of Kentucky has, by
joint resolution appointed committees to repair 10 The
seats of Government Of Ohio and Indiana tor ie pur
pose of laying before the Legislatures @" those States
the grievances under which the people Of Kentucky labor
relation to the facility afforded by the present laws
of Ohio and Indiana, for The successful Escape c ttr
SiartS and urge upon the Legislatures OF The latter
States. e pFoprie,y of passing such laws will give
10 the kenucklans further security for their slave pro-
perry.
OnIo.-Mr Thomas Morris has been laid upon the
shelf as Senator of the U. S quence Of his Abo
li,Ionsrn-and Judge Benjamin rappan elected on
the 10Th ult on the LIST ha!ot-For Benz amin Tappan
81, Thomas Ewing 80, Reuben Wood 1.-The " hIgs
have fastened upon the of Tappan; they lay great
upon his being the boths Of Arthur TaPpan, and
insist upon it that he too is an AbuIilionsl But this is
a ms,ake On The very evening of his election (says
the Columbus Statesman of The 2ls) "a great number
OF Democratic visitors now here, with the members Of
tie met Judre Tappan in the large Hall Of
the American Hotel last evening where unusual good
cheer prevailed and great number Of patriotic ioas;s
drunk and stirring speeches made In reply to
complimentary toast the Senator elect replied in neat
and most satisfactory manner lie dwe with fleet on
the anters that had been put in circulation as To his be-
;ng nm AboIiouis and WAS responded TO with the most
thTIirr occIawa,ions On this head as well as Others
his vieWs correspoud entirely with The present Admi.
n;Sra,;"n md he nIessnt ,ur;or;,v in Cguartss
In fact the Globe asserts tina, were two brothers
more and uniformly opposed IN their politics and views
than The Senator Iuppan and his Abolllionis brother
The Ohio Statesman remBrks that the election Of Judge
appan is anolher act of rerbutye Justice to Solitude
Ewing and the proscripve course OF the u S. Senate
some wears since; as Mr. Ewing assisted in that body in
rjetng Judge Tappan, after lie had been appointed 10
the office of District Judge Of the u 5 Court IN this
State Thus the rsrtcd stone has become the head oil
the corner!
The new Democratic Governor (Shannon) was Inau
gurated Oh the l3h in the Hall Of The House et Repre-
senlaves, on which occasion he delivered very long
and able address. Ills views OF the banking system,
tie benefits which 1t may produce when properly re-
striced, and the restrictions 10 which they ought 10 be
subjected, are distinguished with great force and truth
We shall attempt TO TepubIIsh. The Governor Is an
nd vocnie hl The Independent Treasury system
MIssorEL-Ihe Governor has made statement oil
the expenses OF the Mormon war, which he estimates al
10 or 90 coo dollars and suggests that the United States
are liable for 1t.
MARYLAND The Legs ature of this State assembled
at Annapolis on Monday last There was very iuiI
attendance in both Houses In the Senate twenty one
members, the Whole number answered 10 heIr names
kich honas ("hg) OF St Mary county, was eject
ed Si1en', majority OF 'tee VC'es over ms com
Pstlor' ool. hugn Ely, oil Da1llmoLe county In ine
House. seventy menOetS we're inaneu' SIX oh'y oelng
absent; "ehefai CnafGS oVe'el huetiy, l"nEJ was
sseteu speaker OF ,e iiouse Of oy vGe OF
81 IN oPP"S''inh 10 VT. 'ohh " "hat'oh \eepuOca)
WI" lecel'eu 'S' r,-
DELA"aMh - ne Legislature met d Dp'er On ues
gay ast lhe senate was organised oy the eiec'on OF
hnmas Jacobs van oufen) 10 he sPeaKGShP' ana D
" Laws an buren, was CHOSEN CLERK IN me House,
John r. Bunckie fan BUREN, was elected speaker, and
the other officers are OF the same politics u s. Sc
naor IS 10 he elected at this session Both parties have
counted on success.