THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFGELD, DEC. 4, 1884.
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EITCHF1ELD, DEC. 4. 1884.

 CSaErsss met on Monday last. Many ofthe mem bers had reached Washington Saturday morning, and others were crowding their posts As many as 100 members had reached the city Saturday; and out IVe doaIa was entertained that large majority would be present at tho opening The Message of the President is expected in New-York by express early on Wednesday, and will probably be received here Thursday or Friday It is useless to speculate upo" what may he it's cOnten's-it will soon be here 'o speak for itself. That it will contain some home thrus,s against the taImos deadb Bank is expected matter of course. That appears to occupy the wa king and sleeping dreams of the President well many Of his par,isans.

 Nertk- -Carcliad.-The Legislature of this (Rip Van Winklel State some twelve days since: and not Iitsianding the confident predictions of some ofthe Whig papers that majority of the members would be found to be opposed Jacksonism, and consequently td the reelection of Bedford Brown the U. States Senate, almost the first business after the organization was 10 go into the election; and he bas rectoseU by large majority. So vanishes this much vaun,ed whg eruttph 'inlo empty air." It s said indeed that the anti Jackson pary-as a sort fget-of 10 their aeGcat--had not had time enough feel the pulses Of their forces, and determine ~h6m to support, when they were urged into tie It supposed tha, As,l,er Gov. SMdiH or Ex-Secretary Branch of pom s:ering mesnoryD would he the candidates neither Of t.sem however were run, but Judge Settle received 60 tut of the 8l votes cast against 1l3 for Mr. Brown. We do sincerely wish that the whig papers, Ev- FRY WHERE would ascertain little better the state oC public opinion and especially the opinion of mem 6ers of the legislature, tef,re they make such conf tient predictions as they did id the of North Ca solina They ieceive and inof,fy their friends with o.r, any coun,erva,Iins benef,. wi,hoht pretending to possess any remarkable degree ot as,ureness, must say that much disappointed at the result. In is32, Nuri-tcarona was almost unani- nous for Gem. Jackson as Tennessec-and though great change may have talk en place. we could be brought believe sufficient effect change in the Seaa,oraI represeu,a,ion-especiallya among people no, remarkable for their sagaciy. We fear this elec- ton is only forerunner the defeat of Mir. Leigh to a re-eeciion by the Legislature of Virginia.

 CTs Since the above was in type, we learn that the legislature have reelected Gov. Swain Ia Whig) on the third ballot to he Governor of the for the suing year by the vote of 97 to 89 and scattering tWm. D. Moseley the President of the Senate being she Jackson candda and that the vote for state printer the JSrtson had 99 votes, the other 9l- about the relative Ogt o parties m the iegisiature remarks the Raleigh Register. It further stated that tle success of Brown the Senate was owing to U0ion between the Jackson-men and Nullifers.

 ESeorgia--IIon. .1ol',s King has been reelected Senator in Congress for s.x ;ea-s from :ho 4h Sf March oex,; and Hon. Alfred Cuthbert to supply the vacancy oerasio"ed by the resignation of Mr. Forsyth now Secretary of State. The vote on the former was aEA O Tn fha lat Cutlyi,erl l27-olhers l02.