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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-30
DECEMBER ELECTIONS.

The amended Constitution having been ratified by
the votes of large majority OF the people, the Gov
will officially proclaim the fact and an election
will be held, throughout the State ON THE STH
OF DECEMBER NEXT, OF GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL, and of members OF the SENATE and
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified accord
ing to the following provisions of the Constitu
ton and no Others will be entitled to vote n this
election; and will vacate the Of he members
of the General Assembly elected in October.
ART. Ill.
Sec. |. Every white male citizen OF the Common
wealth, of the age OF twenty years, oh0 has been
resident Of the State for too years. and OF the coun
ty, city toon aohere he offers to uote for t,oeLpe
months neat preceding election, and no other per-
son. shall be qualified TO for members OF the Gen.
eral Assembly and all officers elective by the people;
but person in the military naval or marine service
of the United States shall be deemed a resident OF
this State, by reason OF being stationed therein. And
no person shall have the right voe who is OF un.
sound mind pauper, or non commissioned officer,
soldier seaman, marine in the service ofhe United
States, or who has been convicted OF bribery in an
election, or of any infamous offence.
See. 4. In all elections, votes shall be given openly
piua poce. and not by ballot But dumb persons en-
titled to Suffrage, may vote by ballot.
The following is the provision concerning the
Qualifications OF the Senator'S and Delegates.
7. ANY person may be elected Senator, who at the
time OF election, has attained the age of twenty. five
years, and is actually resident within the district,
and qualified to vote for members Of the General As
sembly according to this Constitution. And any per-
son may be elected member of the House of Dele
gates who the time Of election has attained the age
of twenty years, AND Is ACTUALLY RESIDENT
WITHIN THE COUNTY, CITY, TOWN OR ELECTION DISTRICT,
QUALIFIED TO VOTE FOR MEMBERS THE GENERAL As
sEMBIY ACCORDING TO THIS CONSTITUTION; but no per-
son holding lucrative office, minister otthe gospel
priest osany religious denomination, saared Off
Ger Iof any banking corporation company andno at
shall c3Oabe
elected member OF either house of Assembly. The
removal of any person elected either branch of the
General Assembly from the county, city, town or dis
for which he elected, shall vacate his office
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AMERICAN MECHANICS IN CUBA.--A Boston pape
states that there are one hundred Bosto mans yea rly
employed in the mills and machine shops of the Island
OF Cuba, for which they receive Individually from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars month
The effect upon the health of many who go is very
beneficial, and there several machnists who now
visit Cuba yearly (says the Trapeerj who would not
survive single winter in the piercing climate OF New
ENGLAND.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

DlNWIDDIE.- Congress-Meade 80. Delegate
Goodwin 1876 For Constitutionl76; against it 81.
NOTTOWAY G. H-Congress-Meade Sc. Del
egate-Campbell 81. For Constitution 81; against
46.
GREENSVlLLE.-For Constitution 1l3; against
if 10
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GzsS NOIICE.-The officers conducting the Eec
ton IT. the SIKH Congressional District, composed of
Tue counties oil Henrco Chesterfield, Powhatan, Han
over, Louisa, Goochand and the city of Richmond
will meet at Henrico County Court House. at 70
o'clock, on Tuesday, 9Th day of November. 1851, to
compare the polls and make the returns of said Eec-
ton, according to law. s4..-
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JUVENILE CONCERT POSTPONED.

We are requested to say that the Juvenile Concert
under the direction OF the Messrs Kemmerer which
was advertised to take place last evening in Centena
ry Church. has been postponed, in consequence of the
inclemency OF the weather, TIL Friday evening" when
1t viii take place, weather permitting, at the above
named Church oc 3O-2,*
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NEW Yokh, Oct 25-C!d, schrs Mary Jane
Peck, Dupuy, and HaxaIl Layield, Richmond Ar.
rived, sehrs Hanover, WORTH and John Warren,
Lozier, Richmond.
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For THE TINES
The RlCHMOND DELEGATION IN THE


MEssRs EDIToRs-As the amended Constitution has
been ratIhed by an overwhelming majority, | hope
That me Wings OF the city will lose no time proper
" and thoroughly organizing for the December coutest
he election day will be upon in less than six weeks
and appeal TO all good wings to bestir themselves
and enter at once upon the canvass with hearty good
VIII, and eermlnauon to spare efforts to secure
the election OF the wing candidates. II is important
that we should have majority in the first Legislature
under The new Constitution, and TO effect this all that
is necessary is harmony and unity OF action Richmond
is entitled to three members oil the lower House and
one Senator. We can easily elect Wing delegation
and aoin, II we organize should. Let us not be
beguIled rom our duty and our glorious cause by The
pfetence Of the Democrats, that they ought (by Wing
courtesy . to have one Delegate of the three. Does
any Wing suppose that they would exte I'd the same
courtesy IN any OF their large slronghods! No Then
let US cooperate band of brothers, and send four
faithful and tried Wings to represent in the next
Legislature. How shall we accomplish this? think
IT. nothing but tar that each ward in the city should
have delegate; in fact, think nominee from each
ward would add strength to the ticket. l therefore
propose that the Wings OF each wand hold meeting in
their respective wards, early day, and appoint
nominating committee. Let the committee appoint |
ed confer together and prepare ticket tor Senator and
Delegates, 10 be submitted to general meeting of the
Wings OF Richmond. If the ticket is then ratified as
feel assured it would be, who doubt but that it |
would be entirely successful! The course have pro-
posed is rendered more necessary from the fact that
several talented gentlemen have already been broupht
forward as candidates, and II is probable that others
will be announced 1t IS far from my purpose TO dis.
parage the claims OF any OF these gentlemen but all
cannot De eected and 90 we not with DIVIDED VOTE
put into the power OF the Democrats elect at least
one Delegate >! Is thee any Wing who is willing that
our political adversaries should thus secure a part,
Delegate! think not. Then let Ms meet in council
determine to MAKE STRONG PULL AND A PULL ALTO
GETHER and victory will assuredly crown our efforts
10 conclusion, would call the attention of The Wing
voters throughout the Stale to the following resolution,
adopted by the Charlottesville Convention:
Resolved, That looking to the important duties that
will devolye on lhs first Legislature under the new
Constitution, and to the considerations connected wi
the public good hs Convention earnestly recommends
10 the Wings of all the Counties election Districts and
towns entitled TO representation, bring ont as candi
dates Tor the next General Assembly, their most proBi-
nent aud influential men. A WING.
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LIFE lNsURANcE.-An interesting crimna trial is in
preparation at Berlin. Franz Timateschek, a tailor,
insured his brothers life for 1000 thaers The both
er soon after died and buried and the insurance
was paid The police have lately discovered that the
death aud burial was fraudulent The insurer and the
physician certifying the DEATH are arrested at Berlin
and the supposed dead is said also to have been
seized in the iorelen country whittier he had fled
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convention to con ider method for improving the
Upper Mississippi met at Burlington, Iowa, on Thurs
day last Two hundred and ninety-one delegates
were present. aud great harmony prevailed; but moth
ing of importance has been done as vet.
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AUCTION NOTICE.--The attention of the
trade is requested to our auction sales THIS NOR.
MING al 10 o'clock, of Sugars Coffee &c
DAVENPORT, ALLEN b CO.
oe 50 Aucts
AUCTION NOTiCE.-'Fhe attention Of Grocere
is invited to the sale OF Messrs. Barnes & Sweeney'a
stock OF GROCERIES, to take place THIS NOR
MING, commencing at 10 clock, at their store on
Franklin street near the Old Market
GEO. ]. SUMNER
oc 80 Auctionear
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John G. Ryes has issued his Prospectus for the re-
publication OF the Globe as CengressonasNe wsoa-
per; ms publication IS very valuable one an d at
tords the only preserved accounts Of the debates in the
House OF Representatives for many years post.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Chas Gask Mariner, Philadelphia, coal
'ySchr jabez |. White, Corson, Philadelphia coal
& Schr A Reddick, Dunbar, Carolina, lumber
SAILED,
Schr Manchester, Creighton, Washington
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THEATRE.
JOHN S. POTTER, MANAGER.
ITALIAN OPERA.

L
HIIRST NIGHT OF MAX MAKrT-
A- ZER'S
: Splendid Italian Opera Troupe,
Combination OF the late Havana, Asor Place and Cas-
tie Garden Troupes, 100 in number. A grand and nm
merous chorus Complete and nnequalled Orchestra
under the direction of MAX MAREFZEK and SIZ'
ARDlTi. 0
Only night OF Bellins celebrated Opera, in acts of
NORMA.
First appearance OF the great Vocalist.
ROSE DE VRIES,
Cantatree p d Camara osii M. the King OF Holland 3,
and Prima Donna from the Grand Opera of
Paris, &c
First appearance oil the iavorite American Pima
Donna
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING
First appearance OF the far famed Tenor
SlGNOR LORINI,
FIRING Tenofe Absolute, from the Imperial Opar. Of
Vienna, La Scala, Milan, &c. honorary mem,
Der Of the Sta. Cecilia, Rome
First appe rance Of the popnIar Basso,
SINOR SETTIMlO ROSl,
From the Grand Opera Houses ia Italy, aod lately The
principal Basso from the Astor Place
Opera House.
Sig. ArdltI,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Both,
W be performed for the first and only time the
celebrated Opera, in thren a,ts of
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The Captain Gensra Of Cuba, on the 10Th inst ,bo
brthdayot the Queen OF Spain, pardon ed twenty Gre
oles, who were confined suspicion of being disse
1ected towards the government. 1t was said that he
at rrst intended to liberate the wounded Americans
but afterwards changed his mind, and released the
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-30

The last sentence in the following short para
graph from the Union of Tuesday, may mean
great deal:
THE TARIFF A correspondent and subscriber from
Kentucky desires place in our columns for series
u articles on this subject. We yield to his wish,
that he may throw some light which may be of
public advantage. We must not be understood, how
ever, as endorsing his views, or doing anything more
than giving the author opportunity to be heard -
There IS no subject diclM than the deeri7,a-
ton Of the principles aOhtch country expanding as
ours is should collect its public revenase
Are the readers oil the Union to understand
then, that the tariff of 1916 is not inviolabe after
all-that it is not perfect determination of the
principles on which country expanding, as ours
is, should collect its public revenue 2" Does the
Union mean TO intimate that it is prepared for a
revision of the act, and modification of its scale
of duties The Democratic coa-miners and
ron-forgers of Pennsylvania would be in costa
cies of joy at such departure from the Baltimore
platform; and they constitute so important part
of the party that shall not be greatly surpris-
ell if their complaints be quoted by allowing them
the protection they demand. When the Demo-
Gratis shall have been forced to yield to the tariff
policy advocated by the Wings, there will be lit
tie of principle left to keep the two parties asun-
dar
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"a honoou ietef Oh the loth lnst., published in the
National 1ntelligencer says
There was trial made the other day before the
Cleveland Agricultural Society OF the relative merits
OF the reaping machines of Messrs Mccormick and
Hussey and jury decided in favor of Mr.. EIussey
Both are pronounced capable Of improy emant =
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A duel was fought 10 New Orleans last week ba
tween Henry b6ugny and a Mr.. Cummings: wea.
pons. pistols Boulignv was seriously wounded at The
first fire.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-30

oNWAY ROBINSON, ESQ
Dear Sir: We, the undersign
ressed with the importance VIII
ext session Of our State Legis
he necessity now, more than a
men to reprcsentus OF 81
industry, and superior |,
lat you will permit us to use Y,
ate for the office OF one of the
Ivy. Very respe'
You
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Sdml G Greenhow A
Geo W Royster j
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John d Smith J
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John N Gordon Il Son V
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Frlvate letters from London have b-en received at
washington, stating that Mr.. A. ~. Walker had re-
ceiyed much encouragement there as to the mportan
objects OF his visit, which to obtain aid from ca nj
Iasts IN furheranee OF the Illinois Central Road and
for which Congress, at the late session. made grant
OF lands-abou twenty seven hundred thousand acres
on which security well as that of the State. he
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To the Voters Of Richmond
AT the instance Of many friends. announce mvsslf
candidate for the Senate for the city of Richmond
oe 30-1l* A. JUDSON CRANE
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RIcHMoND, Oct 9th, 1851.

NONE, Oct 9th, 1851.
signed, being deeply i'm
which will attach to tn,
eglslatnre, and aware O
n at any other time, o
OF strong practical minds
Ior legal attainments, asl
Sc your name as a candi
the Delegates from thi
.spectlully,
Your tellow-citizens,
Geo ] Herring
James Bray
James l. Bray
Hugh w Fry
Alex Duval
IL A Williams
John Darracott
Peachy Il Gratian
Saml M Baker
W ID Blair
A T PEBBLES
J p Tyler
John G Page, ST..
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James ] Goode
Jas r Fisher
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VIM Willis
Jno X Winston
John Womble
Jno Williams
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M l. Bohannan
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Fntney 81 Watts
VIM D Pemberton
Geo A Merwin
A l. Elicit
Brooks & Bell
Mace e Winston
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Alfred S Lee
James Dunlop
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James X Caskle
Edwin Wortham
Joseph H Crenshaw
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Benz A Hatcher
Haxall & Bro
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VIVA s 1riplett
David ] Burr
VIM II Fry
Saml II Gordon
WIN G Tompkins
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Nicholas Mills
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Arthur A Morson
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John Harold
Juan Pizzini
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John N Stagg
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Herbert A Claiborne
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and Justice. That measure originated In Democs attic
policy passed by majority Of democratic votes,
has been maintained before the country by democratic
constituencies, and could not be kept on the statute
book by any but democratic congressional support
Every man conversant with public affair. knows this
to be true"
This claim that the Compromise was Demo-
cratic measure, is one which the present editor
of the Union has constantly preferred lin the teeth
of the fact that the idea of resisting it is confn.
ed in the South almost exclusively to the Demo-
Gratis. Here, Democratic organ, the Examiner,
boldly calls it "the double-damned Compromise"
The election OF such opponents OF the Compro-
mise as Meade, Caskie, Holiday, Powell, &c. is
rejoiced over beyond all bounds, while the unop-
posed reelection Of Mr.. Bayly excites no apparent
delight.
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Mr.. CoRMcK's REAPER.-Mr, Cormick has con-
traced in Eng Iand for the manufacture of five hum
dred machines, to be in readiness before next harvest
at which time he intends visiting England to dispose
OF them. He has also very extensive establishment
engaged in the manufacture of them III Chicago Iii.
During the TALL OF 1851 he manufactured one thousand 6
hundred, principally for the w estrn trade
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-30

SOUTH AMERICA-HORRIBLE CRUELTY.
The sabjoned is from the The Journal du Hapre.
The news was furnished by the Sirene Can't Audoire
which lett Montevideo on the 10th ofAugust. If the
news be true, the present century is stained with
deed of blood transcendmg in barbarty anything we
Remember to have read in the darkest and most brutal
times. The facts detailed are as follows:
On the LIST of August the National Guard of Coloni,
had ventuied to manifest thcr satisfaction at the denar
ture OF the troops OF the garrison commanded by Lent
Cen Moreno. AT the same time, they took little pains
to conceal the TACT that the entrance OF Generals Urom
"a and GarZon in the Oriental territory was moi dis
pleasing to them. Observing these symptoms of III.
tendency OF public opinion, the police agents Of Oribe
fastened to inform Moreno, who was then encamnod
six leagues from Colona. As soon as this officer had
examined the reports OF his spies he returned with ali
speed to Coonia, bringing with him about 400 men and
200 horses, entered the town. and gave the signal tor
general massacre men, suspected" children fell under
the knives 81 the cut throas Moreno, to excite hv
his example the fury OF these assassins with his own
hands cut the throat OF young named N apol. on
Neves.
Fearful incidents marked the progress of this scene
ocarnage. These execuioners Infatuated aga inst their
victims, were seen TO mutae them TO rob the corpses
OF her 1ewelry and earrings and, not Satisfied with
culng Oh thef fingers nd neses to cut up their skins
SLIPS 10 make ropesior their harness The re-
hnement OF cruelty which caunbals ipGcl unon their
prisoners has been fairly surpassed by Iieutenant Of
Oribe. y & ''0'''""A' ~
1t is beyond doubt that among the vico,. N. nro.
else number OF whom had not been ascsrtanod Of Tho
departure OF the last letters, was a Fren"hman xbo
had been long time established in Colonia. where he
executed Dagueneotype portraits and 80 hd a.
ways kept himself aooi from the pobIical a.; ~ a.
country. This unhappy has been h.sI;, ,oas 80
cred. Al me moment when the cut-ihroa,s If Mo
reno entered Coiogla he was enjoying the amusement
OF hshlng. Two OF the wretches were expresslv dah
ed from the troop to pnt an end TO him. and few No
ments aterward his mutilated corpse was stretched
upon the shore.
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NICHMUNG, Ocl 21th, ISlI.
CONWAY ROBINSON, ESQ
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, being deeply i'm
pressed with the Importance which will attach to the
next session OF State Legislature, and aware of
the necessity now, more than at any other time of
sending men to reprcsentus OF strong practical minds
unirlng industry and superior legal aainments ask
that you will permit us to your name as candi-
date tor the Office OF one of the Delegates from this
Nery
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The last sentence in the following short para
graph from the Union of Tuesday, may mean a
great deal:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
Execution of Conkiin 49, Death - Weather
Canal, &c.

UTICA, Thursday, Nov. 20. 1851.
The Sheriff has ordered out the Waterville City
Corps in addition to the Utica company, to preserve
order during the execution of Conklin, the incen-
diary, tomorrow. The military notified to ap-
pear at the Jail with ten rounds of bacsrtridge, at
O'Clock AN.
Conkn was visited this afternoon for the last time
by his father, mother, sisters wife and children.
The parting one of the most affecting scenes
witnessed.
Alderman Lee, who had charge of the special
police a, the time of the arrest, called to see C0nk
lin to-day, and told him that he must not feel hard
toward him the officers, for they had only done
their duty. Conklin replied by saying that he for
gave all and hoped that they would forgive him. He
invited Mr.. Lee to be present at the execution and
see him die d" like a man"
Rev Messrs Fowler and Dickinson Will be
with the condemned man all night.
S, NJ. PerTine, OF this city, Will take charge Of the
corpse and bring II TO the residence Of his father d.
recIy after the execution
4 company has Just gone to Albany in behalf Of
Conkin they take a copy Of his confession with
them.
At the benefit of Mr. Gilbert q. the Museum last
evening, there was grand knock down" between
Of the officers OF the house, and some of the au
dience. Order after while restored, and the
play wen, on.
Henry M. Benedict. OF the firm of Sawyer and
Benedict, died this afternoon. He was one of our
oldest and most respected citizens. He is brother
OF Lewis Benedict OF Albany.
The weather here is cold and showing
There is not much doing the Canal and no
IRE lght from the coast.