Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

4, ,,an,inn. What ? rre; 10 Tho " h'g geH!ry
'fhe rredrn,.nancc oil red hannei ehii. am :, .d.
paulin hat. il Tie councils ana ~ u'e Ea9'
of the mex; Presidential era, ana lne
o,nr If o,,<,er orey popcr Baaks-he visions OF
president ard Cabinet Ministers drawn IN COACH
cs by large aliigatorS, with disniiied puil frogs
onthe scat and lizards in green liveries Is li7eI''
and Jack Lanterns 1uing through our Coh-
,ressional Halls. leading enlightened members IN
In incxlricahIe mud and mlei The aclual anu 10
diy TRANSFORMATION Nouhward OF The "Hoie "a
IRISH Of Placuemines, including tiat houiishihs
village of lndependentvilIe, with lis varied poPu
lation. and lis substitution Tor Tie o.u WoiH-oul
ten miles square; all these, ana 'lousdiu o'"
teeminr fancies and irightlul visions, Which, loi
some DAYS past. have disturbed the dreaming ana
waking moments OF all Whigsery, are now thank
Gud. completely dssipated. And tfeed"", ana
anon, and ririne, and PATRIOTISM, together wan
Native Americansn, and all The other pie"y
words and noble virtues so often invoked ON liese
alarming occasions, may now resi- as quiet ana
as free from disturbance or insult as Inc TWO aSea
spinsers. who, in the sack Of Troy, or some oIher
ancient CITY, spent three days OF mortal lear lest
their virtue might share the general rum.
Democrats Of Claiborne and Nalchltoehes, we
thank YOU for saving the Stale"
From the Mobile Register of the llth INST, we
make the following extracts:
"rrhe New Orleans papers OF yesterday iuInish
lis with returns from all the parishes IN Louisiana
| but Bossier and DE Solo. Folks present majority
is S23, and it will be increased by the returns to
come, 10 more than 900.
"The Bulletin (Whig) says:-'These returns
place il beyond doubt that the vote OF Louisiana
has been caspior the Democratic Electors, even
were the disputed ballots from the Palquelnlnes
! thrown out.
ave congratulate the country on this result,
! especially the Editors OF the New Orleans Iro-
/ bic and the Mobile Advertiser. They must re
Ieiie.ed from The painful sense al the necessity ol
| civil war, blood-shed and revolution, il the Pa
! auemnes votes should have any effective in!id-
! ence on the Presidential election. In yesterdays
| Advertiser We saw mos terocious article CO.
pied .oin the Trnpic in which we were ihre%;en-
Il that there should hc no presidency fcr Po.k 10
administer, bui that The government would he bro
keL up within thi " days or thereaboutS, II these
| Paauemincs "otes should he admitted and defeat
Mr. Clav. II must be most agreeable reliei %
these patriots NAT ther find they will not be forced
20 s;.rh an aWiui RESPONSIBILITY as that u headn"
revolution ar destroying the government. Don't
they feel better alreadyl"
NORTH CAROLINA.
The legislature OF tbs Stale assembled on
Monday last Mr. Edwards of Warren no:nlia-
ted for Speaker OF The Sc2a,c, Louis d. Wilson,
(Dcm.. the Senator from Edgecomhe and the
Speaer A. the las. session; and Mr. Waddcil o!
Orange nominated for the same office Andrew
Joyncr Wing the Senator from HALIFAX. ne
vote stood for .,lr Wilson - tor Mr.. JCyncr 70
Mr.. JOINER voted for General Dochery, and MI.
Wilson for MIR. Edward. M per."n having
.-,aloriry. there was no election. The ,! ha!d
resulted as above save hat Mr.. Wilson did 10;
vote IL all. The Senate then adjourned I'LL Tues
day
On Tuesday ther were three t,o.e ballo's, bu:
no Lection o. Sp iter, and he S,Eate adjourned
, iii, Wednesday, We have no accounts a.iice.
While Mr. Wilson did rot vote at all, Col Jcvner
o.'d all h i'," ior Gen. ID OK rs. nc Raleigh
). rdlri Of w adnesday rates rounGiy Col }:
ana h. !.er Is, irr "an attempt 10 disorgani.e a"d
dis,ract the ou!:c councils. All Col. Joyacr had
20 30, !. 30 imils.c he example set him ny Glen.
Wilson ard decline 10 vote. THIS would Give
Gen. w son r'alo.: Y O.: one and at once trc-
. inmate the contest
On Monday. i. the House Of Commons, Mr.
Mills. oil iu;!e-.ord nominated for Sncake. OF
Inc House Edward S;anly Of Peauort, and Nj.
Ions 0. C",.i,uc.; a..G'.d '" tie nomination the
name OF CALVIN Grave, U: Caswcll, the Speaher
cf The laic Hor>e.
The vo:e stood, for Stanly, Federalia,, GS; for
/ Graves. Democrat, Is. Mr.. S;anIy IVES conse-
quen.y cicctet.
The !Star.ar. says: The work ofproscrpton
has been comrreEcct in u" legislature G! Norih
: Carolina On Monday, Calvin Graves, of Cas-
well, the able and impartial Speaker o. Ire lac
, House of Commons, was prescribed from his
sat. and Edward .j.anlv, Of Beaufort county put
! in his place The vote will .,c fcund in another
column And Gen. Aarseiler OF New Hanover.
! and Mr. Busbec Of This city. were both set aside
lrom their posts as Principal Clerk and Clerk As
ssiani, 10 make room for Charles Manly, OF this
county, and James K. Dodge. OF Surry. All OF
these gentlemen, Ccgclhrr with the Democratic
Doolkecpcrs,) thus prescribed by an accidental
majority, had acquitted themselves wei! in their
respective Offices and NJ better reason Tor turning
! them out can be given than that which one rabid
! Federal partisan offers 10 another