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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
10 he Editors q III Eaqi q:

SiOst SGttiA 1'USTfl - l't'- 80 i'ip'
Messr. E.iin,s. nud ihat several individuals
have been rec mmentrd, tom vafions sections
Of IN. stare, as suiiahlr persons ~ the next CO.
vernon 81 Vlglaia. presume lhai lie Moth
West is 10 b. Neglected, usual How IS his
Have we no claims upon onr political brethren
OF other portions Of he Sat-l Have We mol al
ways stood firmly ty Democrat principles and
Democratic men, lei Them hail from what quarter
they woGldl Yri with al our devotion Ia prin-
cpes, .bd win ali our aid 10 candidates from he
Eas, Souh, West or Valley, Tor any office, not
favor OF the kind has been bestowed upon the
North West am not a sectional man, but
really do hnk our brethren from other quarters
ought 10 be willing 10 recproca'e former iavors
and give US The Governof. We have able and
unhinching Democrats in The North West, and
from amongst them would recommend Col u.
w. Thompson OF he city u Wheeling, gentle
man tayorably known to many OF the OH dele
gates.
THIS district sustained iisrI', in Inc iate cleo
tirn, believe, beter than any Other ~ ne STATE,
AM as we have ncyrr nad Governor ~ Unuef
States Senator from III soah IVES, oar Claims
ought 10 lie considered. JUSTICE.
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Correspondence oirhe Washington Union.


Tng MsRKsr,.-ln N Baltimore marker this
muralng, Howard sl.eci Il uf was held al s. 49,
bu, there vas lu,e Or ~ disposition 10 opcfa'e ~
breatsuff. unul The receipt ot The steamers
news; CITY Mills firmly held a s. Corn meal
50 - a , s7., ant rye aaut -3 81.
The feceip;s Of grain continue large, and there
is no material change 10 nole in prices. While
wheat is selling a, l05 10 cents, and re do.
good 10 prime 100 los cents. Family -four,
white, ITO ll5c. Corn is selling. with sales OF
new white, al As 4 cents and yellow 90. AZ
so cents, large receipts. Oais % 80 GEMS
Rye 60 cents per bushe
Provisions remain steady and prices unchang.
ed. Beefcauie 81 81 PER 100 puods, gross ave
rage. Live hogs abundant, and selling at "a 10
IS per 100 pounds, and dull.
A. New York this morning, tiour was steady
but not ac,ive-ss!es of $500 barrels a, S. IS
SIS IS tor Michigan, and So 81 a S. 81 tor COM
mon Genesee; Southern S5 so, smalis 'ales.
Corn meal was dull al 50 81 50: Rye -four
50 l2s
In wheat rot much dons-sales OF Genesse
al I26 cents and 5000 bushels red Al l03 1903.
Corn is steady, win sales Of 900 bushels at
So a 60 cents for mixed, and 90 10 cents Tor old
yellow. Oats 81 SO cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
For lie Enquirer
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
OF VIRGINIA.

In consequence of the expiration on the hrsi
Of January next of the term OF service of the
present incumbent, you will, at an early period
of the session, be called upon 70 elect Cover
nor Of this Commonwealth. II would be supe.
rerogatory, ard, indeed might be considered ar
rosauce III an humble panlcr 10 say 10 HE as
sembed wisdom Of the State, that 10 the selcc'
ton Of an individual TO fill that office you should
be guided by sincere and impartial desire 10
secure the honor. dignity aud interest 81 Inc
State, and setting ASIDE all personal and sectional
considerations, be influenced III Your choice by
wish 10 promote the 20 d, the whole good, ana
nothing but the good of thu Commonwealth 40 all
her diversity Of interest. II ,iicse desirable OBJ
jects are To be attained by the selection oil one
who combines strong native intellect, highly
improved BY education and experience, and ma
tional dignity Of character, heightened by long
service in the halls Of legislation, hrmness OF
purpose and decision OF character, tempered
by Justice, benc Violence and liberality, with an
early devotion TO Republican principles, con-
6rmcd by years Of thought aud Investigations
then the selection can fall on no gentleman more
pre- eminenlly qualified TO preside over Tho
honor aud interest Of the State than the Hen
Mark Alexander of the county Of Meckenhurg.
Mr. A has been long and most favorably
lerred upon him honors Of the highest irust) but
to the State generally, aud distinguished arc
his cstimablc qualities of head and heart, that he
is. in this Ireland Of Virginia proyerb Tor all
the accomplishments VII en- adorn The gentle.
man, ennoble the man and elevate tie statesman.
There j. no individual, within the limits OF the
State. who would so effectively recopclle and
conclliate all the different interests Of the differ
ent sections Of the state n the gentleman whose
name is here presented 10 you; and II placed IN
the Executive Chair, his honesty OF purpose,
goodness of heart, cearness Of perception, per-
suasve manner, and liberalty Of opinion, would
acl like oil upon the waters Of conflicting into
rests, and induce harmonious action upon sub
Iec,s which have long bren those OF sriie and
| contention between different sections Of the
Commonwealth. Flee. him and old Virginia
will then have the proud pleasure Of presenting
10 the degenerate. dl,cofdant ami distracted age
in which We live, a rare example Of the ''ioscIi
ness oil brothers dwelling together is unity
MIDDLE ROANOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
VA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER p, l848

peu'ency OF repeating an act changing The lime
oil training OF The officers aud The recimenal and
battalion musers, passed March II, IS4S.
| Tn motion OF Mr.. GOFF-Resoved. Tba,
Inc COMMITTEE On Finance enquire into The expe.
dency OF changing The term OF Office OF The Com.
missioners OF The Revenue lrou lie time now re-
qlired By law 10 a longer psriol.
| On motion Of Mr.. BOYKlN- Resolved. Tha,
The committee on Finance enquire into HE expo
dency vi furnishing The clerks OF the several
Superior and Inferior C urls each with copy
OF The Governors Message and accompanying
ocutneh's' 70 De Kept in their respective Offices
Tor the use OF the people
On motion OF Mr.. FERGUSON-Res
That the committee Tor Courts of Justice enquire
INTO Inc e1pediency Of elccling an Attorney 10
prosecute the pleas OF The Commonwealth in
eacn OF Inc Judicial Circuits 10 this Com on-
wealth by joint vote OF both Houses of the Ge-
neral Assembly.
On motion of Mr.. CONWAY-Re.olyed
That The committee for Courts of Justice en-.
quiIe into the expediency of repeating 50 much
OF the acI concerning the jurisdiction of the Ge-
neral Court, and diminishing The number OF
the Judges thereof, passed 3ls March, lS4S, as
establishes a Special Court of Appeals and
enacling in lieu thereof the bill which passed
| the House Of Delegates al The last session,
| OF Appeals, and diminishing The number OF The
Judges Of the General Count, 50 modified as 10
give 10 the General Count jurisdiction 10 hear
AID determine all appeals and wits of superse-
aeas hereafter granted 10, and from DEGREES and
judgments Of the Circuit Courts in civil cases,
and with other suitable notifications.
PETITIONS, sc.
The following were presented and appropriate
ly referred, viz:
By Mr. CONWAY: A communication from
The Hon. John Scott, declining 10 take his seat as
one oil The judges of The Special Court OF Appeals
under The act Of 3lst March, lS46, and his rea.
sons therefor.
BY Mr.. COOK: OF citizens OF Montgomery
that portion OF said county be added to The
county of Roanoke.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON of B.: OF citizens d
BoteIourt, Giles, Monroe and Roanoke, Tor he
formation OF new county out OF par $ OF sail
counties; also Of $50 citizens ot Bot,louu, Giles
anu Roanoke, against the application for an aci
10 incorporate company 10 construct turnpike
from Fincasile 10 Middle Mountain in Bolelour
county.
By MIR. FLOYD: or the Trustees OF Emory
and Henry College Tor The release OF the secu
rites in bond given 10 secure sum OF money
due from The said college 10 The Stale OF Yir.
gnia
By Mr.. cLoPToN: OF sundry citizens Of
GILES county for an amendment OF The Oyster
law. Also of John Godfrey OF Gloucester to
have the sum Of fifteen dollars illegally paid into
The Treasury, refunded 10 him
| By Mir. THOMAS: OF citizens OF Fairfax
that The separate election al Kiddwilrs, near Bar
retI's Cross Roads, may hereafter be held al the
| school house al Lcwisvie
By Mir. BURDETT: OF citizens OF Taylor
count for an appropriation 10 Rector College
| On motion OF Mr.. SYME, tic House adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
LETTERS READ AT Tue ELECTORAL DINNER

| 10 t1e commune ~ lHUTottOH.
WARRINGTON, December 4, l845.
Gentlemen My heart is with you, but lndis-
pensable engagements prevent my accepting
your kind invitation
Four years ago, and had the honor Of presi
ding on a similar occasion at dinner given TO
The Electors Of Virginia. What variety Of
events have crowded into the interval d.
not speak of myself, but Of our country and Of
! the Administration, whose advent we celebrated
four years ago.
We have this day seen in Mr. Folks Message
/ The review Of the great measures which he has
contributed 10 promote, and Of the principles by
which he has been guided. What brilliant
\ picture has he drawn of the condition Of our
noble country Enjoying a prosperity nnes.
ampled-all branches OF industry thriving
crowned with all the arts OF peace and all the
trophies Of war-happy al home, and respected
abroad-our Institutions becoming the model Of
some Of the States of Europe. We have, in
deed, much reason TO congratulate ourselves
| upon the Administration which we had elected
and had sustained.
We have been lately defeated-not in yir-
ginia ; God bless her y-but there is no reason
| for dependency and despair. The people of
| the Union have committed i momentary error;
but let us still trust the virtue and intelligence OF
the people, We must still address ourselves ~
j their patriotism and good sense. We must
/ prove to them that the principles Of the Demo
! cracy are the only sound ones; and. as one
strong proof OF it, we may proudly point 10 the
uarivaed prosperity Of our country, and The
glory which has been achieved under the aus
pieces Of the Republican party. Their prIncl
pies have proved the cloud by day, and the pillar
| OF fire BY night.
lie, US then stand to our principles rally
with irresistible energy around them, as we did
in l540-and we shall triumph in 1872, as we
did in 1914.
Commend me kindly to a my friends, and DC
leye me, with much respect and regard truly
1 yours, IHohAs hiioniH
To D.. T,pxa.ar! Egg AMI oih.'s Committee :
RICHMOND, Dec 8, le45.
Gentlemen have iorborne 10 acknowledge
your polite invitation 10 The dinner given To-Day
in honor OF the late Presidential vote OF Vir.
ginia. and in compliment 10 her Electoral Col.
lege. because hoped to have had the pleasure
Of parasing Q! The lestiyily.
But find myself so much iat'eued, and, IN
deed, exhausted By The aTduous labors OF pFoes
sional duiy, that | am compelled 10 fofeso The
qualification i, would have given me 10 unite
with you 90 the occasion.
| beg leave to ofT.r the accompanying senti
mept, and have The honor 10 be, respectfully, VOC
otedient servant, JNO. M. IA loN'
Virginia True TO her own cherished primer
, pes-lrue 10 the country-lrue 10 Inc Cons'iiu
, , lion and true 10 the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
FOR the Enquirer

As The fitness d the 9 ubetnAtoria chan seems
10 be the order 81 ;nc day, ani many Gentlemen
are already spoken OF 10 FL the same, am in
duced 10 cali your al ention &c our distinguished
fellow cit'z.n and that good Democrat, VIM P.
Taylor, Esq. More particularly am anxious, as
hIoe fonie Geir4tq cia4cs IN pdt,iam, popat,lm que
fuzn," as our last political struggle shews, (look
al Virginia) !, is for me useles, 10 urge farther
the claims oil this gentleman; his head and heart
are unsurpassed. aud he is noble defender OF
Democracy and is principles, 10 which pota
pa1 n.ea" LEUMAS.
CAROLINE. Va Dee J. 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
To he Ed,tors Of ne Enquirer:

Gentlemen: Perceivins that many nomina-
lions are being made 81 individuals supposed 10
be qualified for the office OF Governor OF Virginia,
leg leave TO say hat am personally and well
acquainted with each and all whose names have
been mentioned Tor that exalted station in your
paper, and hat there is but one up 10 bis present
writing, I4lh Decembef,] who would not rather
receipe dignity and consequence from the oiiic'al
station than carry either 10 il. That one IS now
and has long bern in public life. lie has evinced
by practical demonstration, his fitness Tor any
office; and when Unek Sam or U0le INK ne
longer needs his services, his good old mother
Virginia, will be glad 10 employ him He is uo
10 be "laid on The shctf," buI mus al least be pu
back, Or rather should say forpard on the bench
and make Robert G. Scot Governor.
VOX POPULl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

CAS- Michigan, of course, will send Democratic Sc
nator, certainly shall he well pleased If Mr. Eass -
reelected 10 fill the vacancy In that body Of which he
has always been a distinguished and useful menber'
Thus speaks the New Orleans Bulletin, the
Wing Tayl Tor organ. Before the election, Gene
raj Cass was denounced by the Wings as a
bloody minded monster, very incarnation Of
war and aggression upon other nations, per
feet "Red Republican. NOW, he IS admitted
by Jealous Wing journal 10 have "aiirays been
q distinguished and useful member" with whose
return to the Senate the Editor would he well
pleased" What would have induced this par
lizan TO have said as much before the election:
Indeed, did he not say quite the reverse; Though
rather late, we cheerfully put the above adms
sion on record.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
MAR RIED

Married, on The 2Sh November, b. The Rev.
Mr. Dempsey, Col. DAVID v. Dickinson, q Put
sylyania, 10 Miss SlRAB J. NJ, s-cona can2hIer
Of Tipon Evans Esq, Of Roanoke comfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

A Geographic despatch received in This ely,
(says The Union,) states lha, the Hon. Solon Bor
land has been elected by The Legislature Of Ar
kansas a Senator of the United States for SIX
years, commencing The 4th March ne1'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
For ne Erquver.
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

The Term oi office .! ocr atie and respected
Chiei Gla2lsTate vii expire n a tew weeks and
nc present IT. siSauce viii haze 10 elect his sue
ce'sCr. Win hieh icsFect. Tor ihe CLAIMS 4 The
oihef gentlemen, whose names have been spoken
- 70 connecl! WITH this III e. ,hink the ger
teman, TT whom IN ahou 10 ask your isvo
rille consideration, has Claims second 10 none.
| re'ef T. he Hos Thomas II bayly Of Accu-
mac. Gen Ba. Nv mas hab mucG experience in
poiitica lie. For many years he was member
OF the House OF Delegates, where he seiv.d with
sres, honor and Distinction. Fo. he last tour or
five years he has been in Congress; aud is now
universally considered one OF me first members
OF hat enlightened body. | consider il an &C. OF
supererosalun 10 sreax .. Virginia Democrats
OF his long and cistl u2ui>ned services ! will,
therefore, only add, that he has 10 an emf ent de-
gree, all OF the qualities essential 10 an Execu.
i've officer we'll balanced and matured mel
lecl, great temness Of purpose, and much dignity
OF cha racier
| have seen several articles in The papers
claiming he next Governor iorthe Western pcr-
ton oi the STATE. Lei us examin' into his claim,
ami see II II : founded 10 justice. TIE present
Constitution wds adopted ~ lc32 SINCE Then
that iorti.G .! he : DE- y - u ne Allegheny
has had Two Governors, Governor CsmebsIl u
Washing on ami Gov. FLOYD u Montgomery each
81 whom served thee years; that po,uon OF The
State between ihc a iitghauy ard Blue Ridge has
mad one Governor, Coz. Mcdowell, who served
three years; that portion q the Stale bcween The
Blue Ridge and riie-wacr has had two Cover
nofs, Governor Gilmer, who served ony onc
year, and Gov. Smith, who served three years.-
That portion ofthe State below tide water, with
popua ION nearly equal 10 all Of the State
West Of the Blue Ridge, has had but one Co.
vernon, Governor TaZeweI who served only
two years. Thus il will be seen that the secti n
Of the Stale, West Of The Blue Ridge, has had
the Governorship nne years. That above tide
water and below the mountains, known as The
Piedmont region, has had II Tire years; while
Tie tide water region has had il only tno years.
In all fairness, then, Is not the tide water sec
ton Of the State entitled 10 The Gorernofsh'p
on The present occasions; 10 not believe that
the claims OF tins region Of the State vii be dis
regarded III the approaching election. II The
Governor Is 10 be- selected from this portion oil
the State. and justice would seem 10 demand II,
who. III this region o! The State, las claims su-
prior to Thomas IL. BayI.l-who more emil
nently qualified 10 discharge the duties OF Go.
vernon with honor 10 himself and interest 10 tue
STATED HAMP ron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

as 10 make the months Of April, May and Sep
TENDER privileged months for The transportation
OF oysters; also into the expectancy Il revivng
The LIST and End sections Of The aci, passed Febru
AIRY l4th, lS45 entitled ian act TO prevent The de-
struc,ion Of oysters 10 The counties OF Elizabeth
City and Warwick and for other purposes" and
applying the provisions OF the same TO the months
OF September and May inclusive.
On motion OF Mr.. SMITH-Resolved, That
the commiuee on Schools, &C., enquire into The
expectancy Of placing the Female Orphan Asy-
lum and The Female Free School Of The town of
Alexandria on the footing Of similar institutions
as are provided Tor in the 9th section OF an acl TO
provide Tor cases in which the Courts have failed
10 comply with The act OF 5th March, 1886
amending the present primary school system, and
Tor other purposes, passed March 10, lS47.
On motion Of Mr.. MONCURE OF Stafford
the use OF the Hall OF the House Of Delegates
was granted to the Virginia Historical Society
for Thursday, 18th inst
On motion of Mr. MARTZ-Resolved, That
this House WILL with The consent of the Senate,
proceed, on Tuesday, 18th inst, 10 the election of
Printer Tor the Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. LANE-Resolved, That
the committee for Courts OF Justice enquire into
the expsdieney OF amending 9Th section 18th
chapter Criminal Code, so as 10 require concur
renee OF sixteen OF the number of the Grand
Jury before an indictment or presentment shall
be found by them.
On motion of Mr.. BURDETT-Resolyed,
That so much of the Governors Message as re
fers to the County Courts be referred to the
committee for Courts of Justice.
On motion Of Mr.. YERBY-Resolved, That
the committee for Courts of Justice enquire into
the expediency Of making il imperative upon
the Courts of the Commonwealth to require
from Commissioners Of judicial sales, bonds
with security, for the proper disposition of the
purchase money.
On motion Of MIR. WlLLS-Resolved, That
the committee on Militia laws enquire into the
expectancy Of exempting persons residing in
Amherst and Bedford counties, who shall enrol
themselves as members of the "Lynchburg Me-
chanic Artillery from military duty in those
counties.
On motion OF MIR. CARDWELL, the Hoase
adjourned,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-17
GaleNeer flW1848.

'@oIeueer fur bas Sabr 1918, fuo fcebcn
srrhaIteu pcroeu unb- -beim @rcssu nnb Slcb
aici, irhr tilIis ~ perfanfen, an eem Sudl'
tlObr pan l l
&irpb luib 6eiper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-17
Nnterifalltit6es Setlnltttel.
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Inter alIen Witcir, Die in cen lcBtcn Sab.
rem 9c9en eunseufhwinbiud,t @rfilhluo,
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gen uno ale euuacn', SNal6. uno Srufitranf,
beiten se6raudt 1no, bat fTd fctuss 70 Tdcr
uno beipdhrt 9cfunecn, ais oas rbioc. @silf
wrtlld ein unocr9lcdIlidrs D2ittcl. Die
Scllfraft ocs Cheers, Die in Qunocrfranf.
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nit ben gBirfunacr Der mcifcn tcuiIdcH @e.
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heitcn oas bette uno Gin uufebltarcs Wntcl
ab9bt.
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Sung, ees cnIlncutcu 9luqenorNcs.
pbildrclrbd, rem Sttu Sanuar lsf7.
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oaB cS Die bcfc eCrartiae DiscEiu i{f fur Qcu
tc, bic an Sd'miuoiudt, Soultcn, grfiltuna.
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mebrtcn mcne Surdt, oa or tluii9c Snci.
fen euthiclt.
Die Scbanofun9 Der slrrSte nno ibre alS
uiislt,b enipfohlencu Wincl bleben chne @r,
fcl9, 70 oaB i6i mcinens5Tnl ols unbsilbar
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bel @rce Blp 5icirer. 9illcntauu.
preis Der aTCeeu 8e4teIu 81, ooer fir
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-17
Der 9rb6te unb tpohlfcilite StcCf 9o(s
benen unp iIlberncn
SdfC0 eusl1 Drelt

in VbilactlpBia, i'm @rcScn nm Slrintn.
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Shtcrnc Serers, NIT rclen Snrtlen, 20 90
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Siltrrnc Guartirrs, trlcnbire GnatitSt, 90
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