Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-08
strnc peaceful settlement Of the controversy by those
who seem, above all others. y deprecatc war-N


who seem, above all Others q deprecatc war.--D
The annexed letter from Paris written after the vote
IN the Chambers, makes il clcarfor the writer has op.
portunitcs Of knowingthat the Cabinet at any rate,
with the King pledged upon the measure of carry.
ing indemnify though il talks of the subjects not
being submitted to the Chambers before the end Of De-
cembcr
Pans. 7th Dec. 1894.
DEAR SIR; am happy 10 announce you the agree
able news of the triumph Of the present Ministers in the
Chamber of Deputies last evening They carried their
majority by O., there being la ia their favor and
against them Thu. fixes them firmly in their places ani
too, greatly in favor Of American question of the
ndcmnitcs for with the existing ministry here there
has been pledge to make cabinet question of it, and
know that all the members well disposed; whereas
II the lcrsparti had in, there is pledge their
part, and the leading members of it. know have been
now be brought forward before by the last of this
month, and my opinion continues the same that these
funds will be votcd-N. Y. american.
MIR BESroSs letter declining the nomination for the
Vice Presidency, defending the nomination of Mr. Van
Buren, for the Presidency, and recommending harmony
mnion and concert to the Democratic Party of the u.
States will be found in this day paper and will doubt
less be read with interest by the People of the United
Few public have been more disineresc i'm their
public than Mr. Benton He has heretofore de-
clncd somc of the most honorable appointments in the
nomination of President Jackson-nevcr held an APP
pontmcnt from any President, except military one du-
ring the war, from President Madson,-and relation
OF his has received any office. contract emolumcnt
from the Federal Government under any law of Con-
gress, during the fourteen years that he has been the
Senate
Mr. BIS letter is working off at this Office in pamphlet
FORM on new, handsome type, and fine paper neatly
covered and will be furnished to order SD hundred
Globe
The following letter gives the gratifying intelligence
of the reelection of Senator Robinson of Illinois The
Opposition in that State brought quasi Jackson de-
mocrat in conformity with their universal una kim of
"divide and conquer 1t failed, it will always fail
when the experiment is made upon enlightened Peo
pie
VAsDALIA Dec. 90 1894.
DEAR SIR: have the pleasure inform YOU, that
the Hon. J. NJ Robinson this day reelected the
Senate for six years from the 4t of March The
vote stood, J. NJ Robinson ia; r. NJ Young 30 w. T.
Archer 4.
Very considerable cxcrtions made defeat Gen
Robinson the friends of Judge Young, the day before
the election anticipated certain success; but the result
proves that they good at counting Gen
X. had good and active friends both and out of
the House.
The Opposition to the National Administration in both
Houses, with individual exceptions voted against
him--D.
John Nj. Robinson at present Senator in Congress
from the State of Illinois, has been reelected for six
years from the Sd of March next when his present
will expie.-.Nat. Int.