Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

,.,, Stale Of Pennsylvania is really unable 10 raise
Insv to comphte the Internal improvements already
,crn, Nv sales and grants Of privileges, why not
;hc rodc which resorted to in France jus: pre-
S'' ~ ,,, Revoiution for the purpose Of replcnstng
I'I rrrbouer: Sci patents of nobility, create Duke.
t'' Earito.ns Counts, Lords, Barons DC, and sell
The patents ,,n , a.. ,,ho,o n.n,o.-,.,, &c
r,. ,nmassc at the very idea Of such prnpo
wv : Would they not hnrl from their high places
s ,vbn would dare Tor n moment to entertain such
'r.stiou: Yet 1t would be innocent and unattended
P'" j,,rcr compare with the proposition Which has
W." tho House of Representatives, OF the State o.
t",lyaua 10 rccharrr the Bank. IL is selling the
J., for, in noLrS. lords and ladies! "" hear IL Is
S" "', same from whom we should expect more cor
81" ~ as an apology for re. chartcIng The Bank,
rec. MIN to let so 1auck cupitat out Of The State
hv no, sec that it will I've an lncuhas fastened upon
c,, which will lead to a constant drain OF capitul
IA, -: 1t is we'll known that large amount OF the
,,,l oC The Bank is owned abroad oy Foreigners 90
r''L nrninrs OF the Bank will be constantly sent out
nuu,ry Every SIX months, the gatherings OF the
r,L from the good honest yronanry OF fennsyiVania
r., h, sent out OF the State, and sent out OF the
country. - bo .o,,a or ,Lcse f,ro;on
shIcrs are On referring 10 the latest list publish
End The Right Hon. Sarah Countess Dowager OF
e." S,norI: the Most Hon. Francis c. s., Marquis "t
i,,,T Conway; the Right Hon Lord Henry Iisconnt
,t lin. Rev George Gordon, Dean OF Lincoln; Mrs
w ,'r;, ,r,d de Hell; Sir VIM, keppel General in
"a S,;sb Majesty forces, Knight Grand Cross OF the
m IN aS the Bath, &c; Sir Marmaduke Warren Pea
o'Js T;cn, General, &c. J. X. Pindar; Earl Beau
ch,n,o: Aurus,a l.. c. Dowager IAN taiiant; CIR Ed
ward Tucker, aud the great hftsh nanA'ts: p c
r,Ihcrs & Co. These comprise the names OF lew OF
80 ,,cd ladies' and gentlemen OF England, 10 wnoh the
Ear, 81 PENNSYLVANIA is about 10 dispose OF her i!berts
ind the industry of its citizens under the supervision o1
Nicholas Bidde The ,rOud-Ge Duke ~ .7"a"t .a
L., ia, tro Sitr
found in the Senate of that State individuals eeced oy
b Democracy of the State who will dare to confirm The
trausfer: The Bank people say there arc'-". ~. s.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM JACKSON!
We have the pleasure OF announcing 10 our reaacrs
,n,s morning the election OF RoBERT j. Waller 10 the
United States Sena,e Both Houses Of the Legislature
vent into the election Saturday last.-Ihere were
6yrhalonss, Mr.. Walker receiving every time much
-r,pr number of votes than any Of his opponents
o ILr filth bao, the vote stood for Walker A. Hummer
T.. poiniex,cr H. Wilkins II scattering l. Walker S
,;or,y over all opponents I. This information we get
,,rrunh letter from our esteemed correspondent in
Jackson We have received no very late papers from
tn, South since our last. Our correspondent remarks:
Great excitement aud interest was manifest In the
c,ucenanccS o! those IN the Lobby. The House, at
i,,s, the Democratic part, only moved on to do what
they had mutually concluded was their duty. Our OPP
rr.n,s are in sackcolh We do not exull in what hey
cons der mistotunc-we but feel that we have done
rrr duty to ,!. country; ttcy know, in the dust
aud there willing let them rest not where
ru, them. but where their own specific gravity sunk
trM.
Another letter from Jackson states that the result of
lS lection settles the matter, and shows that the State
IS decidedly Van Buren,. We never doubted the fact
What viii the Wings now say of @ the gallant State of
mississippi no they predicted, 10 10 their aid
IN the u,frn, of trial. and their sinking in
lAc L. 5. Senate; Alas for them! This lust hope is
gone. The pow which they have welded for some
yrars in such uctous and unconstitutional manner
about pass from their hands, more TO return to
Them. And what will the White Wings say-those
c.nns politicians who pretend to much patriotism
and purity of principle: Will they rejoice at the
lection uf i friend of the Administration No; it is
as bitter pill to them to their allies the NuicS-
TnrY would have preferred PoindeXler, Plummer, any
body, who was known to be warm friend OF the
President. Pundextcr we suppose, VIII now leave The
Safe ard 30 to krntuck y-th"ugh, no doubt. the
Louisville Advertiser time since said his there
would be preferred TO his company In Mississippi his
Iospsc,S blasted forever-He has sunk not by any
UIus act Of tic Democratic party towards him, but III
Tx words o: correspondent, 'by his specific
gravity by his recreancy, to coined word OF
lrnare Senator Leigh, and by his utter restitution of
principle" AS TO Plummer-but no, we will say nothing
ci him.
The Democratic or Van Buren, party in the House al
succeeded in clccting their Speaker Mr. Irwin OF Car
roll, who is slaunch Democrat The vote for Public
Painter stood for Messrs. Falls Wan BUREN, the able and
interchangeable Editors Of the MisssSiPpan, ~, for MIR.
johnston, the Editor OF the nopary party, White, nom
'dVcl, lnt NIllloH
II for the Van Buren, Editors, IL. Mr. Edwards was
elected Scrgcant-a Arms by majority Of 80 votes over
Nj! Farnglon. These facts, learn from our cores
pondent We must return him thanks for hts polite
iavors, and there other means by which
can obtain information from Jackson We hope lie
will continue them often his leisure will permit.
Columbus Free Press.
An effort had been made to nominate Judge White for
the Presidency, but the resolutions laid on the
table The Mlssissippian saws: sour friends abroad
mrct not be surprised to hear Of Van Burens nonina
ton be has majority of fourteen in the Honse OF
Representatives,.