Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-01


anL W!ach"-'" gentlemen MI. It" IL. rn'I9,. i,.'
STATE viii quietly Withdraw Il s,cA!"..rg. .. '.-
change Ecr shares !nr her owm L,uis. !h }H'...
will nave reason I" rcl"c" N The r't"rn IN thu. '.'
ud m"noru.,ca have been converted IA" uy" ''H'.
rrG"i,s in banking, while the ba.rr aaJ h.- i....
holders, in the State referred L.. wi'i N'.y. .
mtm interest i'll preserving um>HilUt 'h' TH." .. 70
and STATE credit "i the OLD DpMINiu*.
Florida r>pondrncr -! ii'c Empni'"r
E|,,,dJ--I> PI,l,m N11cg-rr,n| h.... ..
RaHy-F F.i.cH Joi.,,alg- lg--Sa'1., ol '.a i'....
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TALLAHASSEE, Dec Il. isr.'.
The political history "i this Stat" Is .mi'i' .','...
although comparatively m"s;r". from H." i..' n..
the State is Young and III H. infancy. The ii'. "
is r,ll under the c"n!r" ~; the reel mgI. whv'' '.-
prr!aiions "n til" adjoining; mhah,tan, hl'. "i....
been II s"urcr "i fear and loss. These. hHwrr.r...
soon tn be- removed I" the Indian i"rrii"'.. ...
pcn:.su,ar of country, fertile, braUiliu au! rr'
the otjrct OF acquisition hy our country 81" -.'..r
lime, but i, WAS NOT u:ni! the administrator ' ..-
Monroe that Florida became par "I Oh. i','..'
States 10y purchase hun ) rtin. ln the rN@s.g'. g
ha.s between the two c"untI!rs, il"i "I "iH. '..
received hy Gen. Butl".th" her" e.: A'w '.u....
who now iIrr-, in his gu"l old age H.'l '''.'.'..'
Tallahassee. Our tr-l territorial G"N"rH's ..a- 100
lr>s pcrsonugc au G,u. .ln, ksum. ia ~u''' ..'"u
after him were Col. DUva X. t.. CAL, appointed .
Jackson: X. X. Reid. by Van Euyrr u. !. cab. =.
Tyler: Jmo. Branch, by ly"r: whri' hriH, D.. Co.. ',f
time "i admission iii" ;tr nirm a. Si..i'r- J..
Our first election, under Il STATE "r-ra|"'..l. :.-
sulTrrl in the triumph q! the D,n"sir;l. ia.'" .i
the election "f W. -. M"-"y. n FI"r.tUs "' ''''.
,.rllor. lie is man -! Judgment "ud ah,,'r.-.'i
retaining, his devotion ~ "a" prnIpi.s e" BOB. i3N
iit! i, iEis .no:iCL ..iI.mg ~ the iiuG-r -, "a
S"ntuvrs nf this State. ll,. >I"cr,>"r va, I.au.r,
Brown, VI ia,> d0g ndc,p.yrh F'"'nli't "nt - i."i
,clrnlerot the s"-calI'h American party. iu: '''a
succrnihg election gave the Democracy >",,r.s. ai
inmcsb Browne, the present nirusnh"u', "". i'a
i,tpIlN hmm ly a,
zens'S
OlNSena;"r', since the formation "I ,hr SAT-" ;..
W4i PIT and iur"l Morton aud Mai"'y, E@...l.i
M q! b. ilrInbrrstoi G"ngrcs- w,.', =. "suri..-
brf8Xh, r. c. Cabpi or.tsX year, ""i \. l.. N"'-
wS{fur lSr!-ji Under t!"ierrt;"rG! ,"yrlu"..a.
we$' four l!,s&.: 3d., W.. Ga!'. - b.. ..,.- ....,
Levy u!cej In s|rhc L";,n'mt, was n,ian'r
by 4" majority; 1916, by -ane majority: i-iN, VIII"
1891. Democratic by !major!ty; iS'!, ry 10: i>'i,i
II maj j''rliy.
Tia, las FIrrila been mostly Democrats. :..,.'
any one appnaiing the r"c"r. will iipi il.a to-
State Is thoroughly imbHr! and lu,."citun;rd n'.'
The srrnt principle uT J"il.rr"n.," l.J"ta',
Her ira'lng politicians AZ" al thi, snhnr thoroughly
am-ltank, nntl.inicrnnI improvements, SInt" E"hi'
and Conservative.
Nor Is III. p,ry It: present silica; in ~ aI!
t!ucncr. A II D..m,crn'ic meeting held !,' w'.,
IN hnii,usa of Representatives., maln""r o. H.i'
AMI elniueu: speeches were Tmir, and resolutions
adopted upon which the entire party ui the ir,.,.u
dominion. The meeting wns very nrc" and "l''i'"-
,iastc, and the interest u the occasion enhanced hy
ia" pr">u"" ii Il lHr:r number Of !at.cs.
Tic Hon. President "t the S"un", is-si'od hy a.g.
Dell, the Speaker o the lrur. "irIn"l .. he !r-
siding officer.
Upon the call at the President /" order, iir +. J..
Nh"pipu", Secretary "i STATE, first alIs'-snrI '.''
meeting in clear forbc AMI entertaining iunun'r.
lie was followed 10y Mrs>r~ L"nI. Can mt Pope,
each ui whom did credit ID their party auI pDur.'
itIrfl n a., tlf, |.
Know N"ihin: party.
Grea enthusiasm prevailed. md '!r" p"m"r..'f
lrIt proud Of their ci'n'mpI"ns and ""n-".
\ State Convention VIII h" IL III IA l,r. at ilai.
~pE, Madison cuIu.g C"li!;y '.~iiu'"'4 h".r
Nu:u., that the Democratic Nominations ',.# .'.l
htv" any "gi,,.-itio:. Il MAJ bG called ihr ~ s,
Legion uf Fl"rt!a."
I'hi. State j. sure and certain for u ia 1856 hv
large ma lorIty.
The inrclIis expressed mo preference tor 80 "ai,-
date lnr the Presidency, bat i.assct ..s"..Iuu p"
vote nr the nominee uf the National tunN" lu@. .
lie he Il sound Kansas Democrat. TT" 'a,h .".' g
mostly oi Ca>s, Wise. D"uSlius and iW"hanuf. a"n
prubahy more "f the las, the lmr. I.,iy !'
obtain the nomination. Though Stone a,' wa.a. l.r
Pierce" aud there i no doubt "f hi- rnrryin IT, N'.'
il nominated, yet r cinm": nmI'r the in"i'"is 'ii'r
parts u; the country The party is ."l!iu "".. t !r
traces, ana will h" thoroughly Ipp"j ~ 1"- -.'.....
The Legislature il i"iu. good ."fricr ~ IT,. r...-
rcis ot the State. Already II has paS,r bills "f"r
app"riipning representation "Drwn!hr- I'.'s'.
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Thompson ALI sound able and c"nsisi'u: h..n.-
crats
,s NV ""!' -, ,'. I,,I. I E
,i,, F.d,r,I Cnurr. We understand that i..r l!.p.
Mr. Long, ." tins place. h:pt n""n recon 'n" ~
h'' '''rmt' !. "."' "' "a '"I" 'ri"'" '.'''
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The canvass here next sumner viii l." ir'r'~'aa'
AMI quite rNcI'Iu.. y t"SrInuf. Mriu. >, o.; i."
Legislature members "i Cou."'-.s "H't "i"". L. .i-
pnrant officers nr" {" BE- elected. Among inr .3".I.
bcr- of the party who are now pruninrH; i"r las
nomination "I Governor, nr, Moss. p"ry, Lr.g,
Milton and Whitfield. SuCr'ss iu IA" r".,.nr.
,,,n;r, ,.,,.s, Whrt ,,,,r. ,,u IL. ,,,r..., ~ r..
,,rJ T., Kansas Whur b,. L,r Im.-ia,aiy,. ....,.
Iii ur u,,,,rv's r..rru,i,p., TI ,.,..,.,r.,. ..
IT, u,, -. ,,,,,It ,vi... irn,r,r,,, and ,.,.:l;- -.
i. n ,rrd member n, the Senate and does homo, T., i.
LrniI, ,.l ..,rJ lac Vir..;uiu and lc into. .s...l
IrnI unI,Iy iu. rrI..n,ly i.t for t. ..u", %. :.,
rnuu,ry Iui, ynluut Iiii!. Democratic STAT. vIl .r
Ir l,,.,. ,.J I ,r,u,I r ,L I ,;nu 70, t,. ,r,..u,