Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

I.o.R lor-Taylor Next, Il ask no iaV"!S a"n
fear no RESPONSIBILITIES" Then, "Amia inc n'''.
and confusion. we can fnd The platform CAM.
dare." With Inc aid of spencil ske'cnes'
would have represented alongside Oh '"'' INV"
,.v If the leaders in Gibraltar, such as D"n''
m.ciarland sranard, Joseph M. CarT'ne'o"'
I'D ono ar TWO OF The Editorial Corps, up 10 'nei'
.bonlders in a quagmire, crying ou', "hln'u ""
nrotonnd silence and want Of light, we nave no
nls,form. Save us or We perishP
a.e, his We saw the motto, "Wa't Cna'iey'
an draw their fire" Besides these Transparent
c;es, there were dingy, black-smoKlns 'oi'"es' =
mo nr,norlioc OF one 10 fifteen in the procession
While locking on, we saw some iucXless WIZ
stumble over some imradimen, and iali sp'd"''
-, IN the mud and heard Cuty say 'Om pp'
JJmnh. sce how white folks root IN the mua =
The homes were burned-lhe lar blazed-the eau
nan =, intervals ,hundered-and after II was all
over a supper was given TO the delegation ron
Petersburg; aud when the liquor began 10 noun
., bieb. some of The Cockade Boys were heard 10
cav 81 teil Won all what, if it hadn't been Tor Vs.
Il would have been iailure-it would"
We would not omit the illumination. Ihis
was not part of the programme out 'nere
yere some whose zeal boiled over 10 talow and
soermaceti and here and there, we saw iighl
enouph in a window to enable US TO keep ou' OF
The mud. We understand too, there was qulle
Notification al supper provided by Captain
tibby on Church Hill, at which, as the Times
hath il, the Marshals, our Petersburg irienos
and large number Of others were "invigora-
ted" Bless us, after such an effort at demoh-
stra,ion, how much they must have required re-
novation!
AS for ourselves, we would not express our
oninion Of The demonstration for The world. But
some OF our irend5 say, II was maaninceh',
BEAUTIFUL. spleuId exhibition, worthy 10 be digni-
fed By The painter and the poet and 10 live when
Wings are in oblivion buried This we will say
that the Democrats were very much amused al
The whole affair. So were ve-and We feel graIe-
iul 10 the Rough and Ready-ites Tor having fnr-
nished us with the materials Tor the above "ver-
table history" The painful loss OF Pennsylva-
MIA. and therefore the Union is considerably re-
lieved by the qualification we enjoyed from an IN
tent observation of all The rich scenes OF The NOV
Ing panorama on Friday night last.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
This body is in a STATE Of singular disorgani-
cation. The Senate consists oi % Democrats
and IS Wings. Calvin Graves (D) Of Caswell,
and Andrew Joyner (W.) OF Halifax, each re-
ceivei "a votes, both declining 10 vote. Ballots,
with The same result, we're had every day from
Monday until Friday night, and on Saturday
morning no Speaker was elected and The Senate
not organized.
The House consists OF SO Democrats and 90
Wings Democrat from Yancey county having
resigned-bul his place will be spsedily filled, The
election beiaz already ordered. For two days
the House could NOT elect Speaker-ihe vote
standing-for J. c. Dobbin (Democrat) So, for
R. 3 Gillian (Whis) $50 votes heirg neces-
sary 10 choice, and the TWO candidates throw
ing away their votes On the next day. however
as a,compromise, We presume Mr.. Gillian was
on the 7th Ballot chosen Speaker, Perrin Busbee,
Dem. Principal Clerk, and Wing as Assistant.
We sincerely hope that the Democrats may be
enabled 10 deea, for The place Of u S. Senator, Mr.
Badger, the present Wilmoi Proviso Senator
lin 1914. the Senate being tied, the Democrats
allowed the election oil Wing speaker-and
they arc now willing 10 compromise in relation
10 the officers
The Jacksonville (razewelD Democrat nomi-
mates for Governor "Col JOHN B. FLOYD, of
Washington, a gentleman, 10 every respect, well