Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-09
prs1.IrIN CoNNEcTICUT.

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r., :; =, douht that the Democrats have carried both
e ,h Connecticut Legislature lin the Senate, only
=. wros ont Of a total of 20 member')-hus securing
I-ed st,tes Senator in the place of Baldwin, Wing ana
m Governor The result is important for its conservative
i,.;c,,ons The Wing State Convention had affirmed
,ho yilmot proyiso-while the Democratic State Con-
vcnon on the other hand laid the proposition on the
table by the large Of l6S to ~. Inc New 1ofA
(;l.e reioccs over the triumph OF the Democrats VINO
~ sr,t,eu the demon of Wing Abolition and Free Soil
ism ill he flies bowling from their blows The Democracy
, rho hattie aaainst the combined forces OF the WI
- 1,hv reop now the reward of honest principle, Of
c,r,.s If coIraac-of manly independent action Let
,t. Democracy of New York 20 and do likewise
Tie Free Soil vote proper, is heavily reduced rom 's'
r and ! scarcely exceed the old regular Abolition vote
Of 20C0 TO $500.
The n Y Herald regards the result as proper reoKe 10
the naturalization sentiments Of Seward.
Baker Of Illinois and Wilson Of ~ H., free soil Wing
cners If Congress went TO Connecticut the eve OF
In. election specchying carry the State for the Wings
, ,h, came off with eas in their The New Haven
Rcisr refers the Washington Union 10 "tiio Honorable
Apr Fools" Wilson and Baker for particulars ii The Con
,ccu c.eiion Their sudden and rapid hight rom Tue
,umbuo ruins induce believe they viii &c III WISH
;nn,on ahead OF the telegraph. go H. SHIRT tii's az
y,ipnr on your II is enough 70 Know thal we HAVE i
clean victory Oh broad national grounds and Delocf''''
nrinciples II is proud day for the Democracy OF ga
Connecticut"
pev VIM S. Plumer is delivering lectures 10 crowded
ui,. - in Washington points ri difference between
p,t,s,,ut, and Romaniss" They designed, W. SUI
mise IA repy 10 those delivered The other eide by Tie lev
Mr. RYDER of the Catholic Church. Both gentlemen Az
LOGICAL eloquent and powerful advocates OF their r.
spective views ..
The Democrats OF Princess Anne, Maj Jonathan Hunter
chairman and Mai John w Lewis secretary, have unnni-
mopslv nominated Captain Daydton Morris ms the canil-
Ant, for the House We wish him They also AZ
ponted delegates convention at Portsmouth on the O'
inst 10 nominate Il candidate for The State Senate.
Dr. A. r. Smith, staunrh and able Democrat had been
generally nominated By The people the candidate Tor the
s.nale-bnt we regret sec has declined. We are salts
fled that no one would have been warmly supported io
the Office.
NJ James X Pauidinl, Secretary OF the Navy, during
Mr. Van Bure's administration has written letter 10 the
Democracy OF Ianuny Hail. New York, in which he 'riy
properly d,nounccs the Wmo, poyso, and all lis adcs
ana abettos the North, needicssy eSperatin9 The
South aud making disturbances and mischief We are We
~ Glad To SCI Mr. pauing refuse 10 take sides with MI
Van Buren, and his corie in their Stree soi agitation we
hone tina, good oa parties al the North Will unite Ia
dong justice the South. Let US aione-anu all VIII Ne
well.
The steamer Curtis Peck broke part OF her machinery
on her passage Norfolk Tuesday and will not resume
her rum in con.eq ience for several days.
EI ECTION OF MAYOR. RECORDER AND ALDER
MEN.
The eehoiers elected in the several Wards OF the city on
,, 81 inst assembled Thursday al the City Hail. in pur
,anc of the charter and proceeded 10 the election oi
Mayor, Recorder Sc.
Cen William Lambert vas unanimously reelected Mayor
Samuel f. Puian Recorder and John l.. Tate Senior Al
dcInan. ,r,.
H. Caringon Thomas Cowlcs, Alfred lnlocs and Edwin
Farrar were elected Aldermen for Jefferson "ar William
Allison James Evans George Fisher and Thomas yrr Al
d.ren for Madison Ward and Joseph G. Wingheld aud j.
" Gaz.hrook Aldermen for Monroe Ward-(the Recorder
and Senior Alderman having been elected from that Ward
The remaining fifteen persons constitute the Council OF the
City.
q A. MYERS Es. unanimously reelected President,
and VIM p Sheppard Clerk OF the Council and Chamberlain
Of the CRY.
On motion Of Mr. G. Robinson leave was given 10 bring in
an ordinance amend the ordinance regulating the proceed
ings of the Council
Allen and TAFT. ,
The Council then adjourned. Times.
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