Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

IN. defence of what is ours In whal ,S Ma mean.
h II we were now thrown into cyii c1le'' T. 49, righ,
20 fo and no way 10 provide for thelI - mas L.
" rnnsy that we should prepare torlt lie cohsuea w,
h r;ah committee 10 refer this subject 10, us 'ey ,,,
ed csneciay TO consider the whole matter. "a ' ~ y
r. nil C;oyernmenis take care oil Inc peole ahu - ~
80 thrown out of the Union and no means " uceiee P
yided would that be protecting the people AL a 40 49,
desirrd was a reference TO the committee. lad, nc
himself was to do anything that was proper 10 oeieiI
md notect the interest OF the State when Inc 'ine
come when it might be necessary. ne iehc"eu VIZ ''0
The hour OF twelve having arrived, under Inc oint
of the two Houses, the votes cast lot uo'cio ~ w
August election, were counted oeloe 'le IN ,he
he insnecon of Messrs. CouRTs and WILLIAMSON Oh Tue
NV, nt the Senate and Messrs THoRNToS and STEELE on
The mart of The House Mr.. Courts, from the COMMITTEES re
ported David s. Reid had received So yI ba a.
Charles Manly AZ 337 wheeupon the Speaker OF the oen
ate declared David 5. Reid Governor elect LOT Two yeaS
rom the first duy of January next .,....,.
The senate wing retired Mr. leachs resolutions again
coming IN he called for the ayes and upon the motion
10 lay on the table, the vote being taSen' 'hey "e'' w ~
the table, ayes g., nays 2O
From the Now York Tribunal ~
ALARMING SPREAD OF N-iSTEacouRsE:-imo 1ouI'
boLop Ga.ete published at Hobbs Hollow IN Jersey puo
fishes the following spirited resolutions" OF the chiVairy
of that gallant places =, rrY,lrIa,
A, an enthusiastic meeting of the Planters oil hooo'
law held a the "Oyser and Turnp Inn November ~ loo
General John Fikc tho chnr and Col E. L. Squd secre
tary the following preamble and resolutions were unaA
mously adopted ,h r.
a,ion of the United States Government pursued the v1
cation of planting oysters and garden yeee'aos anu se
ling the products of our plantations in New orR marSe
And whereas the city of New York regardless Of our
has pursued .y stem of aggression our Institutions
And whereas the said city growing rich and popuou o
feeding on our oysters and vegetables when hey
from ,is-,hus impoveshing And whereas we cannon
look with the growth end prosperity q saio
civ now numbering than 5OOO0O souls, WINE foo17
Hollow is al most stationary and our soil and
are becoming and less profitable every day-thereoIe
Resolved, That as chivalrous and generous sons Of
Hobbs Hollow we will hold further intercourse with SAID
CITY of New York that by withholding our oysters ana w.
her population vii! dwindle and Hobbs Hollow VIII De-
come the most prosperous portion OF the globe
Resolved, That the Of Hobbs Hollow are no, ony
the bravest men earth but that they are the most
table talented and fond all Of dsnge and OF puck
Ing up drowning honor by the locks and all that sort oil
thing. go i. ,os iron,
New York; will load manure or CLAIMS on Ira
Browns scow having bought her in New York, ana De-
Ing also n New Yorker by BIRTH
Resolved Tina, pledge ivee, our fortunes our loo-
ser pots and clam rakes the holy OF resisting the
nnatca expressions of New York. that regiment OF hye
men be forthwith raised 10 enforce our rights
's Sor,, Secretary FIKE Chairman.