Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
TIL: STATES.

held n Tuscaloosa S. S. Houston OF Washing
Ion county was made President. On taking the
scn.e OF The Convention for 4 candidate for Co
vernon, the vote stood, for Nathaniel Terry G.,
for James w. McClnng H. The Convention
then gave an unanimous vote for Mr.. Terry
His election should command The support Of all,
who did not prefer him as their first choice, and
may reasonably be looked upon as certain, when
The first Monday in August "a "blazing" day y
shall arrive.
CoNNEcrcrr--The Legislature convened al
Hartford on Wedncsiay-A. \. Skinner was
chosen President OF the Senate pro lem, and
VIM. w. Boarnan Speaker Of the House, hy
the following vote; Boardman, Wing, s., G. II.
Bearisley Democrat, 81; Scattering 10.
The Message OF Governor Baldwin states, that
al the close OF the fiscal year there was balance
in the Treasury of 25,300 dollars and 80 cents.
BESIDES which there is a permanent fund of400 400
dollars, The income Of which is applicable Ia The
ordinary civil list expenses Of Government; also,
school fund Of over 100000 dollars. CoEnec
llcu is tree from debt
The present number Of prisoners in The State
Prison is l9I, Of whom Is are females The
prohiS OF the Prison during The year amounted 10
1901 dollars and % cents
oo :. lam, , ass n,o,. ,h,n ,v.r. oyer haor,
returned OF the whole number, 80 companies,
comprising an aggregate OF 5,iil men, AIR spe-
cIay drilled, ana IN i MN s'e ., a,s,,Pi II,
.le ''"oo' WV. ''''i'''' :, ,,h,I - ~on
doIlars ana IN cents was distributed during The
na.r year among .G5S School Districts.
These cheering facts present a line model for
III. ,m;,,l;nn OF onf LEGISLATORS To liz oni Of
lei, and IA nos.rss more than lwo million, Of
school fund can enormous sum ,pr a small Stale
like Connecticut would I've 4 most gratifying OBJ.
,ect Tor Virginia, with % much larger popula-
lion and superficial extent.
Gov. b. ill dwclls, with new emphasis, upon
The magic effects of 'tprolcclon' ard "dislribu-
lion" To the former he refers the increasing
nrosn+r;,y in the agricultural, commercial and
m,nuf,c,ur;no p,rsuiIs Of our citizens What.
no, has h,come Of lhe "ruin" predicted an!
.....,.j l.. no Nh;o orators in The last cam
n,;o, j., ,Le .cc,;on Of presi,,rn, Polk and The
,I.,,;n -, az Al, hon. ~ /, IInired States Bank
;,;,,,;., io1nno,elv uan Obsolete idea bul
;n,o nor,rav,I ,s juij<.cnSo5ys 10 HE
n,h,;c we,t,r.7 We differ essentially with III.
1..o.,,,. - no ot,,c, II Tho nro,sctive system
.,,;., n.,. rr.,.,.r;,v i, ,Ie uc,;epltuy0l inlr.
-, ry;.;u;, ,,n.,or no r,e,,.r,
rest ~ "a. = M.
low piiceS, VIII he lar from ye'u'h9 "'"''S
consent 10 the high compliments bestowed upon
,h. Tariff
M, C.a...,r 49,, ,,ncbc> unon maj :,lumina
- -, ~
biz measure Oh in'i""s' '"e ''N". - 80"
Mark The serious and savage tone III which h.
: m, C.J,r,I >,,,r oC coune,
1.r.o, .Icmn ,ct =,
'icu' may "o''' ""''' - '"
Congress, and violate our nat'onai lahn' :" iui'y
and deliberately pledged, but the measure IS IN
san, ni r,p;d consu,nmalion. and will soon defy
-, .,,,,;,n
an oPios''o"' ." "'' P"'''' w.
oi our readers 10 me measurements o. ide's anu
false reasoning in the following extracts, almost
;4n,;,,l ,,;,b ,bs v;ews nrcsen,ed by the ami.
=, =, v;.a;r;, AMI which we're
ieA'S !" ''S o'''o', :, go ',':.,..;,,,
scattered 10 lhe W'niS ny 'he P"P"'"' "'''' '.''
on The ith Thursday of April. Save ON inc >la-
very question. opposition Texas in Republican
V;roinia and Federal Connecticut is one and the
,,, ,h;no W. Ia.. ;,., shaun wh,, Viro
.,a.,;, 80 Ia ny,
ND view" "'e W w i".''.'' -" -
congress VIII perfect me VIII oi idiSe "''Jo'"S
of the nation. in spite Of The threats and buster
ina of Connpclicul:
.rrh. s,h;ec, ~ mo nronossd annexation III
Twas ~ Ihs Union has acquired \ deeper and
more fearful ;n,rrts, since The las session of the
1 General Assembly, by The passage oil Joint re-
solution OF The two honses ol Congress WIN q
VIEW ~ =, go na, Ha,es tr"m rs Territory 10
cuend and perpeluale The system Of human >la
verv, and add loils already predominant influence
IN The national conhcilS. nc 'es'"t'on ""s
Phsseu ~ AZ, :" nJ - har rnrs, apneols 10
,he na,;on,l honor FIR The faithful observance OF
onr treaty Stipulalions, 6W III opposnioa 10 he
ricayiv expressed 1rM 81 "rge P0rt~m ~ tHe ie1'
pe ol me un'leu ola.tS, am .o' am o ~, s,;r,
.ne, IT, ~ irdsnc,Iencc wilhlhe cumpro
misses of the federal constitution, and with The
great purposes for which il Is declared by me
people 10 nave heen ORDAINED anu eS'dni'sle" :
ma pcen la,sen - "'' ,asa,,nJ h. ibs nennle
bm, denied nv The solemn resolutions, at different
pprinls Of nine of The thirteen original States.
'IHe objcci, ho~rre'', Is nat pei to".3mmni,"'-
ANA recommend 70 .me n'" .'.,,;nh NOR s;nnc,
s""'a =, ,n.,;fy ,bat measure
20 nnf,nndeJ IN n,;nc,nle so dangerous as a pre-
cedenl, aud 50 destructive in lis tendency, 10 me
peace and prosperity oil me county, anu .,r -"
Jec.S VI w, I'm, .,..,,n
." =, - Tho Ieoislarnre assembled Al,
""'"a rna.I,, m ,cconn, me N health
',e Y. po'.s -. + ian, f;overnor D;man
y =. ara.a;,.,;oo or mo Sera,e -
P''"''" = -: :, 49,, nA,oer;ne ,y.s
chosen Speaker of The House.
The yole, for Governor were counted, and
c,.r,a. 1,or.on "1ibera,on candidate" pro-
I"a''e, 49," .,o,,., =. ,.;,r;,y ;, ,ao vo,es
claimed 10 De e'ec'e' DF majority = =" ~.
The whole number Of votes ior Governor . was
1851, necessary for q choice $3.50 Charles
1"s" ~. "a soo and there were G, scat
James re""' '"1 80, s1:l.,,sor ia ;hsr,,;on
lering. All me DINER 'ahd'ua'es ~ '"e i.'''