Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10

BY iii. JACKSON of Giimer nnd Wigt1h. The Commit
tee kaas "nt Internal Navigation enqDtc The sspe.
dsEcy Of Incorporating Jciat Soek Company IL cor.
srlc Turnpike Road from the oi Gi,nyilc in the
cn;n'y Of Gimer, Bull 1o#n Salt Wo:s the county
| OF BIaXton.
BY MIR. lusoDES-Tna The Com,aittes On Schools and
Colleges enquire into tho cXped:cIcy u! providing Tor the
establishment of law i5aries by voluntary csa9ciaios in
| the several counties OF the STATE.
By Mr.. JACKSON nf DOdd'dge and Tyel-Ihst the Com
'nec on County Organization enquire into the caetency
o authorizing the OF the Wcst Union in the
county OF Duddtae TO elect Constable.
Mr.. Lewis moved that the resolutions relative to the
moval OF the Capitol from the city Of Richmond be printed
the negative.
/ On motion, aguin made by Ar. LEWIS that the ayes and
noes he taken the considering Of tie said reso!uons
his (llr LEwis object in thus calling The ayes and nnes
TO know who for against resolutions; if
these resutions were worthy the consideration Of The House
he (M LswIs did not why members should object II
Ihs House did not deem important consider rcsou
lions, there vas power that would
Mr. JACKSON wished that the resolutions be consider.
ed Although previous he ro.ed for the
yet when ne Informed his constituents lie received plan
dts nor did he since, on consideration very mpor
tant benefits thai would result from the removal Of The Cap
iol from The city OF Richmond. He would the pre-
yiOus question when the main question put! The
was recorded-Ayes l3 follows: Messrs Barbour Lewis
If HARRISON Browne. Bennett Lemly, Oldham Wallace.
Bowyer Crane Anderson, Glmer OF Russell! Burdet and
West. Noes, ITO.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions presented:
BY Dir BowyZR-To attach part OF Mason to Putnam
BY Mr. JACKSON of Wood-o charter Company 10 con-
sruct Railroad from Willamspo in the county OF Wood
to The Northwestern Virginia Railroad by the most practica
bic route.
BY Mr. GoopE Of Bediord-Thc memorial Of officers of
the 10Th Regiment of Virginia Militia in the county Of Bed
ford, praying The passage of pc.Mng certain vol
uneor companies N said county 10 perform duty withon
uniform.
BY Mr. L. G. CARRlso7oS-of sundry citizens Of Lou
toun county praying the Legislature authorize the
struccn OF Rail Rond rom Waterford 10 the Point OF
Rocks, in said county.
By lr EARLY-Ol the citizens of Albemae county, for
RIr ne Oratp nj the
BY Mr. HUBsARD-Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, praying for oan from the STATE o: fifty tEou
sand dollars enable them 10 quidate outstanding debts
bill amend chapter 81 of The Code OF Firsnia in
on the subscriptions by counties 10 works OF Internal
Improvement, read third time and passed.
bill from the Senate entitled ian act 10 incorporate the
kichmond and York River Rsi Road Company was taken
up on motion OF Mr. TALrAFEaRo and On motions OF lessra
uMLIS and rALIAFERR" amended, and as amended or
Gcred 10 be read a third tlme
On motion uG Alr. MILLER of Boctourt, the House aJ
J1urned I'LL tomorrow, at ii O'clock.
SKETCH OF TIE REMARKS OF JOHN GooDE,
ESQ, AT THE ELECTORAL DINNER.
Mr. GooDE in reply complimentary toast, spoke SUBJ
saniay as follows
feel complmcnted my friends and fellow citizens, by
call which has been made upon aud would bc glad
able TO respond in manner becoming the OCCASION
and worthy of that great and good cause AZ The glorious TIL
nmph Of which, We have assembled 10 rejoice together
proud, gentlemen, ot an opportunity 10 meet wan me
Democratic party o the city oi Rchond on an occasion
this Ii il truc that have the misfortune: 70 re sira!
gcr the OF you personally but know that there Is
an uniiochnu and au unwayerlng Democracy here, who
re-er talleed IN Of peril .ad Surrendered
the bidding Of foe. The election from this city
nroclsim the fact that the lion hearted Democracy Of Rth
mond always esteemed il pvic.c 10 c i1und where
tie battle is hottest and The blows s nc-vies. though
down ani overcome by The force :" Superior reioes
lie Spartan Band in Is, in2 ieopiIS % t" :''ie' "'e
not ncen cShtaficncd Ajo2Hns ips, ci'o.as+f Ai1s,
tjp Guards and al rn,' h= muit they have goae IT.
- cech >nrccgGiIg with The z,l ani de'.!a''on
~h, love the rfah and oe!r:e hn un'h '"a- even
nay i,. all say q: IN tgn, tia, pui p1ni . a.. %.
p,ruuiy meet with and ;tJrica si si"h ptfnc c;",y
a. ihs Ard IL ie Democrat WIN s"hi 80 ac"i WHO
djrs ,e Ike uJocnr 'nr,ghi! The great i"ti' 4'
Eern fought the s,-aa l;4 ! 'iii= .'iiCt'-
yncr mas already come trembling alon upon The GIgnrc
v ire Ia ..iYl me heart Of every Drt1crat II M "nd
The OF Hhgccy have mrn dnvcn !" cirnay !fonI
the field SewaTc!sm has accn Consigned TO IN tth"' grave
Tie back ha:cr o the enemies nl t:c Constitution Has
l.ru rrmmpIsd j., the dus indignant rc"i", ard
EaASKLIS PIERCE, the young hkory q !r Granite HIS.
aat s.,c Republican, has. 10y ne mn voice at
iAs american ccten been n!tce Tue ii's~e.t ., ts"
United States tor The next lonr years @f:;' nor spec.
tace has been presented 10 Toe world 4 na,'h "'
frcenlet have been seen 10 march up 10 te oa"' o'A
aad decide a nations fate y nal!on OF i:rtnleu nave
zone 10 the polls, ard pronounced nations 'cdics
| congratulate YOU, my couDtrymen, ihR The 'r'tlct
has been rendered in favor of the t:" lnrd Tnc's o
Democracy But it, as American Denmr'd- We i''.iI -
the triumphant elevation Of FHA$KLS FIERCE 70 u, fieS!
d.ncy-as Vrginians, should he dorbiy poua Gi !e
ooriois achievement which are Ihs night cIie1itih"-
ne Democracy Virginia have reason 10 be poucer lan
ever of their party because at their late NaoEa! ohEtn
tiJn they have rc.oirmd and rc-atOpei without d.
-cn,ins voice. those immortal resolutions OF 9S and ~
ways rallied with the zeal and devotion OF those wLo iei
rat the liberties of the country were involved We are told
in Bill of Rights that frequent recurrence 10 'nnna
rontu principles is essential to the prosperity OF Inc c-
public Never there time when that diiy vas more
strongly enjoned ufon than at this moment "hen Fccc
~, usurpaon and Federal enc.oachmcnr have become the
Gder of the day. when State sovereignty ard State dvit
uay threatened Oc swallowed up ana me 'ehochcies
TO consolidation and ccntraism are becoming absolutely
alarming This the time, then, for cd Virginia 10 re-
assert ancient faith and again preserve the
from the ruthless inyasions OF tho Gohs and Vandas This
was time for old Virginia o step boldly forward Hs she
did in l795 and 49, nnd again become te proua
of the consecraed standard Let then the Wing party pass
their gbes and their JecIs upon those sacred ano haoweu
roIons Let them dcuominate them distractions il ihey
choose We ought remember, that II II be an abstraction
entertain these opinions now, they were pracdi once
when there apprehend that the Federal Gov
ernnent would attempt the coeton OF sovereign Stale
Mr. President, love those mchonorcd resolutions love
item, because they teach me, as prgnMn 70 ee louhd
where the Sic Sepcr Iyrdnnis oang 10 The breeze
love them because they teach c that my paramount ahe
ance as citizen is due, first 10 the State o virginia and
should ensuc between heFse ana inc
General Government which is her agent that ought hoi 10
be hung traitor shot down as dog because obey
her commands would ask him who is IN me hao!l oi snte
ns at those resolutions old Virginia in the extremity OF
h.r woe shcrd call upon her sons TO ral 10 hf ae
ence where is The man within me ms % oi @ iss % poso %
who could turn deaf ca! 10 the cries 'i me
outraged and insucd mother VINO gave hini oih Lei
others they may, hu, us for me- Virginia bound ne 10
Inc Union she the tie that binds me- ftcr
fortunes shall my fortunes and her destnics my destinee
sh, always be eady TO say unto her IN The language OF
,urn and NAOMI "Whi,hcr thou goest will Thy people
Shall be INV people and Inv God my God Where hoa dest
will die and there will be buried" offer you my con-
aul,ions tina, those Virginia Resolutions have been en-
ldorsed BY the Democracy cf The nation with unanimiy
unparalleled in the history Of the country because hcy de-
fine and define properly the relations which exist between
these sovereign States end agent the General Govern
mcn As Southern mnn rejoice at the election OF MI
PIERCE the Presidency His opinions upon tie consutu-
;iona tights OF The South not the creation oi day
they are the opinions OF his YOUTH his manhood and ms n
per years He has proclaimed them every where IN puohc
and in private al and abo1d without tear favor or
affection" He had the mannes and the nerve 10 en-
counter opposition home account OF his fearless adVo
cacy constitutional rights oil the SCUM. is so.es
and his speeches all prove him TO be man OIL ofoaa anu
catholic spirit and his and generous hcas Is ca
pacous enough the union and the "noie oho
Such is the man whom the State Of Vrgiaa press MED 10
The Democracy the nation her candidate Tor Inc pes
dercy She took him fresh iror the pure pursuits o pm
y,e lc-from his mountain home among the granite
hills of New Hampshire She found him man ai'r hrI