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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

The following is the oiat vote with the Senate
| For First .7uditOr-James E. Heath, l42; scatter
ing II.
For Second y7uditor-James Brown, jr, 154; scatter
ing
For Treasurcr-Fabius NJ Lawson, 147; scatter
ing 3
For Secretary Of Commonwealth and Librarian
VIM II Richardson, l54; scattering l.
For Register Of the Lad OGee-S,afford IL. Parker
l45; scattering
MIR. AsDERsoS moved to postpone the joint order Of
the day, with the mt of the Senate for The cleo
ton of Superintendent Of the Penilentary and keepef
of the Peni;entiary Store Mr. A. said that he anc
many others felt deep interest in the proceedings o
the Democratic Convention, which would meet u, !
P NJ, and these elections might consume great dea
Of time.
Mr. ROBINS called for the ayes and noes. The mo
lion was lost; ayes 40, noes &C..
MIR. LgAKG OF A. moved reconsideration oil The
vote, he had just learned that the Convention met
at o'clock instead Of o'clock, lie had thought.
ne House agreed 10 reconsider and Sir WooD called
the ayes and noes upon the postponemen OF ibeoInt
order of the day
The postponemeDt OF the election Of Superintendent
oil the feniienery and store keeper of the PeniIenafy
was carrred-ayes 10, noes 30.
The Senate concurred III The postponetncnt CT the
JOINT order.
The order of the day was read, being the bill pre-.
scroIng Inc moce OF abceftaning certain subjects OF
taxation.
Mr.. RANDOLPH, at quarter before two, moved an
adjournment, as IT was impossible to do much at this
late hour of Inc day, the Convention being in session
Mr.. BRows of Preston le, bound TO call the ayes
aud noes The motion TO adjourn was carred-ayes
as nues 40
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AppnRrInNMEvr BILL.

The Committee OF Fifteen III the Senate, 10 which
referred the Aprortonment bill from the House of
Delegates, reported 1t back yesterday to the Senate.
with several amendments They strike out Bedford
from the Aibemare district md insert Fluvnnna and
Louisa in lis stead Also, Lunenbur. and Fluvanna
from The Buckingham district and throw Bedford on
that district: thus making decided Wing district!
The take Louisa from the Richmond district, leaving
the Metropolitan district nearly balanced if not
Wing They pu, Lunenhnrg IN The Mecklenburg
district. There three changes in the Western dis
trc,s not materially affecting their political complex
ion We carnot but regret these results, tending as
they do If sustained by the Senae, 10 keep the fate OF
the bill still longer IN doubt and uncertainty. IL
passed the most popular branch Of The General IS
srtnby that branch mnre recently elected, and more
intimately acquainted with the wishes and interests al
the pecpIe-by majority of more than two 10 one,
sustained by mehy Influential Wings, and by nine
lea;hs Of tie Democratic party Winch House Is 10
givc way i the whole ground o he fought over
again When and how il this 10 end We cannot
hri,cvc the sulec"ck to be kept up mae: longer IN
Tie air, and srewdy suspect that all such amendments
will be promptly voted down in the Senate, or IN the
House, i: sent back In the language OF Roa, We ask
'Is this The change they mean II bring US
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place of the Convention which hnve adopted from
the Democracy OF Tennessee. Virginia asks it IN the
name Of unon-She prays for their co-nppration-she
who has nothing TO ask but for The establishment OF
those great principles which she has uniformly adro-
caied-the great principles of 'gS-'99-whch sire W as
the first to in>crbe upon her banner end Of which size
has always been, with all due Difference 10 her s;s
ters the unAnchng, unterrified standard bearer She
presents this time and this place Tor The consider
alton of her sister States and which were recon
me- led by Il tremendous and overwhelming majority
ct Democratic Convention OF the largest, ard
one of the most respectable and talented Democratic
meetings, which assembled in her borders.
As write, understand, that there Is every pros
peci that Ohio, Pennsy wanna and New Io-k, entertain
sincere wish to unite with Virginia; and we trust
TINT gements will be Immediately taken in all the
States carry her dsneresied suggestions There
general body to propose tme place, and manner
There is Convention summoned for that purpose
the members of Congress have separated without agree
ing OF any time place. Ours is the first Cnnsen.
tIun which has acted since their Adjournment; aud
now, in the name OF the Democracy Of Virginia, We
Convention have adopted Tha; able body consist
ing Of so many Of he. most distinguished sons, have
after due adviscmeni, recommended 10 our own People
the time, place and manner they have specified IN their
able address aud excellent resontons-and the
spirit, without asking brethren the other States
to follow implicitly our mode of eecting our delegates,
ask them 10 adopt our time and pace-and 10 meet
us in Baltimore on The 4,h Monday of November nest
to meet US in the great Democratic Wigmom-to
light lis council fires to smoke with the calumet
of peace in thu same pure and conciiaory spirit whch
our sixty Delegates will carry with them. Friends +!
Republicans OF the Union, what say ye:
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Thanks were then gwen to the President and the
other oihcefs OF The Conventon-and due acknowledg
ments were returned by Messfs. Stevenson, (Pres-
dent and Gordon and Rocne, Vice Presidrns) in the
handsomest terms. But the GROWING and glorious
OF the whole, was the spirit ane sted by some OF
the distinguished members who voted in favor Of the orr.
gnal Addfesslt was exhibited in the thr Hing sp ccl-
es of four gentlemen. 1t displayed in The speeches
delivered III the haPpiest by Messrs 1aliaerto
OF Franklin, Anderson ofPr Edward and Ro G. Scott
OF Richmond, who, co'ncdina in The liberal manly and
concilia;oy spirit OF Gen Gordon declared their de
termination to acquesce cheerinlly the decision al the
Convention, and TO stand by the Republican party IN
all their cxeftons 10 promote the OF the great
cause To which they were devoted 1t is spirit OF
this sort, which Will ensure success. With such
champions tor the cross, must 90 forth couquerDg
and to conquer. After these fine illusions, motion
vas made By Mr. Hopkins, that the Convention ad-
journ sine dic-and they accordingly adjourned.
And now we come forward 10 announce to the PEG.
PIC of Virginia, and Of the Whole Union, that the
Democracy ct the Old Dominion one and tHdfrtSf-
bic We have had difficulties to contend wh-much
diversity OF opinion in our ranks-and at one
time afraid OF serious dssensons. We stated
frankly, that there were.beakers ahead; and even on
Saturday evening, we had fears Of The result But
after few thunderclaps The storm has dispersed the
skies have frightened, and sunshine calm has re
tmrned to the Heavens. The result OF this great
! Convention Indicates beyond all 6oubt ana beyond
all suspicion, that union, Ike the dove o! peace,
has come back to the Republican party-and that
they will conquer in the Spring elections OF lel3
and in The Presidential election Of lc4i. Some few
OF the disappointed friends OF one OF the candidates
retired from The Convention on Saturday neht' eier
the questions had gone against them-but we know
their good sense, their generous feelings their mmo
vahe principles, their devotion to the glorious cause
and we are satisfied that they will cool off, and will
co operate earnestly any OF US, III securing the
victory 10 the Republican party. AT all events, that
party rs bound together by bands of steel that
be broken-and they will GO on IN spite Of any man.
however pubic or however eminent, shield To shield,
and shoulder to shoulder, rather like the Roman L.
rou with all their shields united their heads -
Henceforth then nj 10 party, firmness,
eGuenimy confidence IN each other, Confidence IN our
cause, confidence IN our success. No man can break
MS 10 pieces aud the drluded man, who should attempt
it. will he shakrn oil and, IN the words Of the Resolution
! 70 the confidence Of the party"
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Democratic STATE conuention of tic End March.

Convention may nave an Important bear
ing npon the Presidential Election BY being OF the FIST
NAV give the To others and influence 10 great extent lie
character place of meeting OF e Nanial Conpen
,;on hmm nI h,s. subjects he presumed the associated
Democrats the t.O!d Dominion WIZ SPEAK anu mas the
linn. come when the voice Virginia Democracy will pass iy
unhsoded VIII Difference DC pa'u % 'n.', "lSnts "neh
calmly expressed spirit of orberahce ana concession =
Ieye il not Virginia will &c head-ai we Fi turc the pre-
dcion that the time and place that size may h.i VII he a.
most unanimously adopted by the Dcnoeiac! ol NE .hi"
But greater question Ear man iui y, ,,e e m' " ~, nl
selecting our de,eaates the nominating convention HE
tra OF the ncnar would be more accurately ei by re
na appointment Of delegates 10 COUNTIES % CONGRESSIONAL
Districts Thursday the DAY oi htohE aa we nope
aud doubt not ta the DeTociac 'i WIZ i''oe vigorous
,Ei',tg.'
S. speaks the "Democratic Recorder O; FredeIicks-
burg and now that the ConVennen mas dissolved mo
its original elements may express Tue OPINION, .has
the ultimate calculations of the article viii be confirm
ed Virginia has spoken in spirit oil earance, and
we NAV proudly add of entire dsnerestedncss, with
ont respect To the interests OF any asPront, but from
Difference alone to the rights OF the people, and from
prudent REGARD TO the great interests OF the Republ
can party and to the triumphant success of their great
,rincipl.s Her Democratic Convention have RECON-
mendcd The 4,b Monday November next the day OF
meei,no for The National baltimore as the
place Of meetnr-und the delegates TO be elected By
Congressional Disrics-each district elec,ing four de-
leeates-her delegates give, BY majority OF them
selves. the seventeen votes, TO which Virginia is en-
titled, in her Electoral Coege-her vote, OF course,
to be given per CAPITA but as 70
the usages of the former Conventions oil 1882 and
1885, and we believe lS40 and according to the true
principles Of the Constitution.
And now we most respectfully recommend to oui
brethren Of the other States, 10 ADOPT the Tune ana
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...,,,arv Of the Treasury 10 '0'"f
.,f. ct Sao" ,sce,yed from the Preslden, OF the
message oouncins that he Odd, on the lhlrd Gay
a. ,n,rnve aud sign certain o'''s. A..
/ Na-'n. xiv moved TO lay the motion OF Mr.
Mr. Si''-',,ble and called for the yeas ana nays
sr an ,'Ttr,yooD SAID he hoped that those who
yt Np,'',, ,l,al their legislative functions mad
,' adj ,cfuse to answer 10 'ls'i ha''i' ""1 y
rs !. u" ,r,Iy. observed tia, he thought he had
Nt Ms .,g.,r and rlgh; hy tie authority oil
,--s''' IN -, here un.ll twelve O'Clock 10
t97'.'" \ legislative day was from twelve,
..o" 49,. ,,-iy,. meridian Besides, 1t was scuptn
es i'. ,,sninG and tie morning were Tile ufs'
l., WELLER withdrew his notion
VI r',,,yrlye, resolution vas adopteo, ac'
itta" r senate tia, the House was now ready TO
) e.E ,,-,ryS moved chat message be sent TO The
VI J.. , =, informing hnn that they had no
.t,~ .-.,s,. :. aud were now ready to ADJOURN
..r,,n,!s adjourned heretofore without wait
"- 49,. ..,,s. yha were now engaged IN Tie trans
r,,ra,i.e a@siness)
s. 'a o. ~ ass adopted, and Messys Pickens,
.' ....,.s,, and WISE were appointed the Commit
.e Ga. moments absence, the committee re
.rd reported ;hai t"ey had performed Tue a"'y
'''' ,.ay were entrusted and that the President
' rem ior answer that ne wished 'he members
"a tne.r homes and the enjoy lent of then
''. pr,rrR took his a,ewel!. and at the conclu
i' inks. at quarter past one, he pronounced
10 adjourned 4citaOut day, and loud applause
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THE End

WAsnrsGroN, March 3.-The Congress Of tho hard
cider campaign has terminated, il began with bad
omens The Spring itself 10 have postponed lts
coming, that this disastrous Congress may conclude its
reign amidst the bleakness Of .yin,er-a freezing. SIN
vefnr Friday; the earth clothed in the la,,ers Of tine
Winters SHOWS, instead of the young and budding yer
dare due /" the .cason-the very ehcm nf 5rppary
which Whggery Tor, 10 adopt the latest alias Coonery
has brought upon the Government.
The last hours of the session spent in making
cxtravagan. appropriations, and indugng in vlols nj
nvecves, on the part Of the members, towards each
other The business Of the House was suspended for
some time by these alterations, while its last sands
were runnng and ii may be truly said that from its
death bed it uttered nothing but the bterest iupreca.
tons /. did not "d'e the death Of The righteous >
Al O'Clock, the diplomatic and ciyl appropriation
bill remained nndsposed of in Committee of Confer.
ence. ! he principal nominations sent To the Ssnate
~e hear Mr. Gushing for the Treasury Department
alr WISE for the French mission, and Mr. Irwin for
that Of Denmark All reniain in suspense The Chi
nese mission BILL that passed the House. has bee loaded
with amendments IN The Senate, which will probably
defeat lis final passage.
P. 5. AT 10 o'clock, Gust we put cur paper to
prcss) we learn that Mr. Wises nomination as Minis
ter 10 France, is rejected by of about t,oO to one
fGio5c.
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EXTRACT cf a teAer from

"FoEr WAYSr, IA, Jan. 10
"There are several reasons why The National Con
venton should be held at Wheeling.
zone is, that it is within the 'Oid Dominion the
nursing mother of Democracy. Another IS, that il
November next, or in May, 1914, General Jackson
who should preside, could get 10 Wheeling Cincn
natl 10 Too far West. Baltimore too far East"
With all imaginable respect, we decline the propo
si,lon about meeting at Wheeling. Our Convention
have not asked the meeting 10 bc held "wi,hn the Old
Dominion Nor do 'cs desire to draw the Palrio,
Jackson from the retirement of the Hermitage, and
place him a, the head Of the Convention We wish
this body TO decide without the moral Influence of his
illus,rous palne-and when lew days since IL was
suggested that if intermediate day should be adopt
ed, It should not be on The sth January lest might
he supposed 10 be connected with the Immortal asso.
cations linked with his great name, for were
willing to select Tie 4lh Of January We wish The
people and their dergles coming in were from
their bo2oms, 10 decide for tiemscrcs, in the selec
ten Of their Chef iiags,rate-slrp, ui very pos-
sble influence, which might be suspected Of
ing the Judgment Of single Delegate OF the Conven
ton. Then my sentiments
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OFFICIAL.

AfTtlHi MLN - Ivy TIE PRESIDENT.
BY and rHh tie adricc and consent Of the Senate.
John c. Spencer, of New York, to be Secretary Of
The Treasury, in the place Of Walter Forward, re-
signed.
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, now Minister
Of The l. States al London, 10 be Commissioner TO
China
William W Irwin, of Pennsylvania, to be Charge
dAiaisss to Denmark, ia The place Of j. r. Jackson,
deceased
George Brown, Of Mass 10 be Commissioner to the
Sandwich Islands
Albert Smith, OF Maine, 10 be Commissioner in con
fnrmy 20 the sixth article Of the treaty between tue
u ). and Great Britain, concluded on the 9th day Of
August, 1912
Duncan r. M'Rae, Attorney of the U. S. FOR the dis
trct OF n Carolina, in the place Of VIM. Ii. Haywood
resigned
MARsHAL3.
Edward Harden, to be Marshal Of the United States
for Georgia, in the place Of VIM j. Davis, whose com
mission has expired.
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House of Deieonfes- Y,S,e,,Jov

The House and Senate proceeded to the election o
siorekeeper OF the Penentlary for year. Messrs
John Wight, James c. Spntts, and James G. Watson
wsre nominated On the fourth ballot, Mr. SPOTS re
ceved 80, Mr. Wight ~, scattering !. So james {
Sp"t's was declared elected
The Legislature then proceeded to the election Of {
Superintendent Of the Prnen,iary-Chnrles s Nor
gan being the only one in nomination. Mr. slorpar
received The FIST ballot, 81, and Richard Reins %
MIR. Morgan ms, therefore, declared elected
The House ordered TO an engrossemen' the bill PIE
scr'bng the mode Of ascertaining certain subjects oil
taxation, after IL had been amended in various particu
lars Details in our next
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To The Demoerafie Foters Of Ponbaaa, .7metia, Ches
teric'd, ami lie To'cn NJ Peters5arg
In consequence of the intended resignation of Jane,
II. Cox, Esq, yonr Representative in the Senate oil
Virginia, yon Will be shortly called upon 10 elec, hi.
successor 10 Gil TINT honorable station
The mode now IN practice for elici,ing the popuia,
will, is District Convention. a. there IS barely lire
at consult convenience) fhr carrying ou This prar-
uce we Cts-r that crcumsiaEcr orr apoIony, for
inviting your attention TO this important duty.
We understand that several Gentlemen are already
spoken of, and one Is hoy recommended TO your no
tce therefore, III order TO nitrate public opinion
propose that you hold meeting IN your respeciiv.
counties, C.: your County Courts this monih, and p
point Delegates to meet at J Goode s Tavern, Ches
,erield Tuesday the 4h day OF April next, for the
purpose of making the nominat;un. Also in order &c
supply Mr.. Ilanccck's place. who declines re election
see respectfully snggest TO the voters Of Chesterfield
the pfopriey of nominating, al their meeting sui,a
BILE person 10 represent them in The House Of De-
ieca'cs SEVERAL VOTERS.
Marc! 3. 1913.
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Married. the 18th Feh CharrTwampsc, Stafford
y by The Rev. John Towles RoHErT w. ToMs Of Hanover
h. EoMoSrA, daughter Of aiajor William u. Fitzhngh.
Married, the 9Th January, 1872 by the Rev Mr. Cowes,
Mr.. WILLIAM PEiDE Miss CsKoLtSE urcARos both Of the
couEiy Of Mechenburg.
Married. the 10th February by the Rev. John Bayey, THo
L. Pr.ssrs, OF G"ochland ELoA F., eldest daughter Of
VIM. e. Adams, Esq OF Fluvaana
Married in st. James Church, the 25ih February, by tho
Rev. Dr. Empic, WILLIAM D. CHIIrSspss, Es, To Mrs. AsS
EL.z, CARTER RIcH,spsos lnih If tins city,
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Stray Laws ~ New YoRK-lt will be Soon bv a
reference 10 the proceedings of the Legislature Of this
State Thursday, that tie Senate have refused even
to refer a petition which asked for stay law. The
Albany Argus says mot single member is in "a
vor OF stay OF valuation law This shows IN ex
ceedingy sound state of public opinion in New York.
We are glad 10 perceive this unanimty Of opinon -
II is another evidence that public opuion in the coun
try is fast coming right on THE suti.ct.
~ Z. En- Post.
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MARSHALL THEATRE RICHMOND.

MARSHALL THEATRE RICHMOND.
VHiSS REYNOLDS respectfully announces her BENEFIT
lfA nj. III Ms liked TESD sY, Msrh z S3, which
caon excellent Pieces will be rodnced being her last ap-
pcaranrc this
ar BURTON, who has delayed on his Sonlh will
appear m this night only of his most popular characters,
most positively his last performance IN this city
The pleasant Commedeit1 OF
Ny LITTLE ADOPTED.
Iaufete, Miss REYNOLDS.
John Dntbs Mir. BURTON.
Miss viii sing fiie six following Ba.,d-"Sot
red YETI ''Whsr and IN 10 Lads by DESIRE
Met me in the Willow Cen" "i'm young marry YETI
I'll submissive Wife,, and "When wilt thou me,
love"
The laughah.a lner.ude of
TIE DUMB BELLE.
Eliza Manners, Miss REYNOLDS.
M BURTON will repeat by desire the Comic extravaganza
of "ls43 Or Rhymes and chimrs Signs Of the Tmes
To conclude with excellent Drama, acts, called
THE MAIDEN AND THE MONARCH.
Adam Brock, Mr. BURTON.
Endiga, Miss REYNOLDS.
OF Box Book open.
March, e9-1t
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nlln Ell El"IInNs


The Elections III the General Assembly are now all
over, and have GONE Cause to congratulate the Re
publican party The degree Of moderation they have
displayed the honr of prosperity. "erepeat The ex
preston Of our sincere regret for the aie of MT Gregg
ry-bui he US honest any Of US, somewhat pecu-
liar III hs op:nIons-ra;her nondescr'pt IN his
potcs-and certainty is claimed IS wing BY that
party We f al too Tor the of ilr Wight who
Yesterday defeated by lr Spots FOR The "icc OF
Siorekeeper OF The Prn'tentary. But that Office has
been for several years sort of bone ol conenlon-
sometimes MIR Watson lurned out by The Wings and
then Mr. Wight removed by the Denocrats-and last
WINTER Mr. Watson defeated by Dir. Wight
until this battle ground has become object OF
di.taste and disgust 10 both the contrnd'ng parties
The office hangs loosely upon the shoulders OF any
cumben and sentiment began to prevail, that 1t was
best TO get clear OF the whole contest by sweep
ing of both The candidates The vote OF yester-
day was, By no means, party vote. Mr.. Wight
was nominated by Mr. Stoyall, q Democrat.) who
SAID he wished To prescribe proscnplicnand liz
voted for by M-ssrs. Edn.nds, Randolph,
Leake OF Ai5emarle, NC. Mr.. Villains nom:aa.
ted Mr.. Watson, he said. 10 pr9scrioe p'oscrip-
uon-alr. Watson got only ~ votes; and after
four ballots, Mr. Spots, the Delegate from Tazewcl
elected Store hecper.
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L. We have jas, received the proceedings Of q
meeting IN Allegheny county, appointing delegates 10
the State Democratic Convention, which has just ad
jouTned We deem it unnecessary TO publish them
now, the good old county Of Allegheny was duly
represented IN the Convention.
We shall publish in next the proceedings Of the
Republicans OF Surry, with their excellent resolutions
The proceedings of several other counties also de
ferred for want Of room, till next publication.
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Mr. VA. BuREs h,As<AcnusETrs.-At a con
vent'on OF the Democratic members of The alassachu
sets Legislature, assembled Thursday evening sc.
veral resolutions passed; one Of them expresses
preference for Martin Van Buren, as the nominee oil
the Democratic party for President of the Untad States
subject however, TO the decision of the National Con
vap
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Lecture far he btnff n mr. .NechanicS association
On WEDNESDAY the eth instant if e be- fair, Or.
L. Warner w deliver Lecture n the Concert Room of the
Exchange Hotel taf past ocrck VI The subject Will
lie tSiaD-an exquisite piece uf mechanism.
Tickets OF admission - Gents each, which will admit lady
gentleman Tickets be- obtained of M. T. Z. Rice, the
Treasurer. and al the door.
The members will obtain their tickets of the Treasurer alone
SIT
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