Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

ing single chaplet around her honored brow IN as
sislng them both, the State is amply lndemnineu:
She lose no,hing-bnt she must ultimately e"'n
In the present state OF our finances, we "'"'"
ask scarcely cent from the Treasury, except ,o
these two safe, valuable aud noble OBJECTS !" ,',e
name then OF the CITY and OF the STATE we "Pp'a. "
The Senator from Richmond. We appeal also 10 me
Senator from Bedford through whose i"'i'ct 's ioa'
is 10 run, TO give il his generous Sull,-.e
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, Yesterday
A c,,n,,puico,jon vas received from the Senate,
,,:n,, ,l ,,cy had asreed 10 the resolution from the
| lis ,cs,;n- the Governor 10 transmit 10 the Co
y,,nors Of the several States OF tins Union certain cor
esnond.nce and reports, and the act of the Legislature
relative to the controversy between TINS State ana the
S,u,c Of New York
''1'e " ELECTION OF JUDGES.
Me o'clock, the House proceeded to execute the
order Of the day-which was the election oitwo Judges
viz l. A Judge of the General Court ana OF the
h,ncery side for this Circuit created By act of the
nresent Leeislaure-2d Judge OF the General Court,
in place Of Judge John Y. Mason, resigned To fill
the first vacancy, Mr.. Broadus nominated Mr. William
Green of Culpeper-in which, he was supported by
Messrs. Scott Stroher, Holiday, Crutchtield, and
Chapman.
MIR McRae rose 10 nominate Mr. John Robertson Of
this City-not n candidate in the ordinary of that
term bat who yielded 10 the wishes of the People,
and Bar III this City MIR. was further supported by
sisssrs. Gregory, Stephenson OF Tyler May, and
! VERIFY
Ai;cr the usul message being sent to the Senate,
and the Debate in that body, the roll caed-snd
John Robertson elected, as follows:
Fer lain RoLertsou- Messrs Chopper, Bayly, Coles,
Cahell, VI Cue, Stuart Burwe OF 4 Jackson rorr,
Irvine, Coleman, CardwclI Irving, Roanr, Marshall
of F., Woods, Hale, Smith Of e., Erskine, Clark,
Vance, Odrll, ARMSTRONG Rae, Gregory, Davis,
1ayoe Of X. G., Beard, Ramry, Harrison, Caldwell.
Goode, Flarrell, Taylor OF ~ H. VERIFY, Fitzgerald
Mcconnell, M'Pherson, Chcalham, May, Tunstall,
Keen, Porter, Brown Of p, Burke, Dry, Elliott, Re-
Lerson Dorman, Tate, Sput;s, Stephenson of Tyler,
Gondson Walker, Stephenson Of W., Fu''"n-5G
Far Nm. Grecn-Mcssrs Soutlall, (Sp-ak"r,) Car
pcn,cr, Byrd Mitchell, Fryau, Hannah, 4 skus, Me.
.ednh, KYLE, Burlington, Corhin, Cox, Eroadus,
Vaughan, Scot: Payne, Gather, Wilkinson, Butts,
Thomnscn Mullen, llamlett Stephenson of j., Wor-
thins,on Holiday, Marshall Of l. Banks, Boyd, Clay
ton, Chapman, Hlden, Ilner, Heath Stroer, Sn'der
Smith o. r., Conn, Crutchfeld, Warren, Prince-40.
Tor James 4. SeGdon-Alcssrs Wiley, Jones, Sang
s,er, Wood, Johnston, Taylor Of H., Dabney, Habern
Ballard, Bryan, Ra.c!!ae, Sh;pman, Cowan, Bcvns
Ridley, Fiizhusa-l6.
The vote in the Senate as nllows:
For John Rcberisoa.-Alessrs. Thornton, Cocke
Ilunton, Peytcn, Baptist Bondurant, Conrad, Piper
+, Bouldin DYER Lyons, Carter, Motfet, Woodhousc
Scott, Fona,ne, and Mclihancy--l7.
For Hidi.am Grcrn.--M .ssrs. Nash, (Sprakerl Car
son. Wiley, Smith, Bland, Tod, and 'rhompson-'.
join; roe.-Eobei,son 73-Gscen i7-Scattcrlng 10
Tn, House then proceeded 10 fill the ether judicial
vacancy, when Mr. May ru. III nomination James ~
Gholson and SIR. Vaughan nominated Ed@afd J.
Pegram. Mr. Gholson Supported By Mr.. Ridley
aud Mr Robertson, upon the appeal Of Mt Vaughan
bore testimony 10 the admirable qualifications OF MIR
, Pegram
Il The vote Of the House is as follows
Far James II Ghos0". A'rssrs s.n'sail (sr'aSnrT
Cropper Baylv, Coles, CabclI, " Cue, Stuart, Bur
wei! OF g., Mitchell, Fryat, iIaskns Meredith, Kyle
Br,lng,on Toler irvine, Corbin, Coleman, Cardwcl
Irving, Roanc, Scott, Marshall oi T., Payne, Woods
Hale Gather Smith Of Gloucester, Wilkinson, Ersknc
Buus Vance Oir!l, Thompson, Mullen, Armstrong.
VI, pa, ut i
loo ok c. Beard, Ramey, HARRISON Holiday, Mar
! shall CT L., Caldwell, Boyd, Clayton llarrell, Taylo
> Of n. b VERIFY. NJ Council, Chcataam. tlner, May
Tuns,all, Keen, Burke, Dey, Heath, Elliott Dcrman
Ridley, Cru,chfeld, F,tzhugh, Warren, Prince, Spots
Stephenson of Tyler, Walker, Stephenson Of W., ant
!! Futon-74.
!; For E. L. Pegram-Messrs. Carpenter, Byrd, Han,
= nah, Cox, Vaughan, johnston Taylor of H., Clark
Davis, Eabern, Banks. Bryan, C1odc NJ Phcrsun
: Shipman, Cowan, Tate, Goodson--l9
For .John ". Nash, No Candidate, )-McssEs. Wiley
Sangs,er, Wood, Dabney, Ballard, Chapman, llldsn
Porter Brown Of p, Ratclfte slroher, snider Smith
of r., Bevins Conn-lG.
For l.. C.. Bouldin, no Candidate, MIR. Fitzgerald
In the Senate the claims of Mr. Gholson al
vocated ny Mr. Baptist; and Mr.. Pcgrams b. Mr.
Scott. The vote stood follows
Far james n. Ghois0n-Messrs. Nash, Speaker,
Thornton, Cooke, Pevton, Baptist, Bondurant, Con
rad, Lyons, Carter Bland, Woodhouse, fon'a'nc, Nc
4 llhaney-l3
For John " .NaSh-hessrs Hunton, whey, Sihitn
/ Piper MofIc,t, Tod, Thompson
! For T.. l.. PcgrQm- McssrS, Bouldin, Scott
! For Louis &. Bouidin-Mr. Dyer.
4 The oint vote was-Gholson - Pcgran - Scat
], ,cring %.
: So James II. Gholson elected.
4 And, on Mr.. Mays notion the House adjourned
r Mr. Daniel Jeni.er of Maryland declines poll FOL
Congress lie tells his constituents, that h. has thu:
early advised them Of his intention, he believes tina
slhe present condition of affairs such 10 require
Congress should be- convened before the usual period
e Of its meeting" We presume, Mr.. WISE was right
in coniecturing that Mr. Jcnirr has his eye upon the
Mission to Austria-where tobacco interest may
, require his attention. 1t is perhaps the first time
v member of Congress rode into foreign mission
tobacco hogshead.
u We have yielded nearly all Editorial space
!, this morning to the admirable Address Of the Repub
can members of the General Assembly TO the People
of Vrgnia-to the Speech Of Gen. Bayly on the New
York Controversy, and TO the Letter of Mr. Van Buren,
! TO the Legislative Convention Of Missouri So deeply
impressed with the value of these articles, tina
we only resign pen in their favor, but have
struck off few Extra Copies Of our paper for more
q general circulation.
Printers ey has played the deuce with tie
I'll ~
posed and asf the Of the pasagclt should
have read thus hut for he cof nv the vporraphi
cal Errathm Ihe Wing reconcile Ia then
duty aud disnIy 10 submit The caun Which this FAC
has assnmeawt the screws IN haah and The
Lash The otlcrand aspiring control all appointments iron
Senator Of the state I" The Sergeant Of The GHu We leave
Wings settle their qnaTres among themselves"
Great Freshct.-The late continued rains 10 the
South have occasioned muc! damage 10 the August,
Railroad At Horse Creek, 4 miles from Hamburg
about 200 feet of the Road entirely broken up Al
Cattle Greek $50 miles from Charleston several hundred
yards of the railway removed and the rails held TO-
! tberon by the The al Stop