Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
TIE FRENCH QUESTION.

The by the Victoria are more and more cheer
ing The tone OF the Paris Ministerial papers, and Of
the private letters IS clearly pacific The London Morn
ing Chronicle (nisteria strikes in the same KEY We
refer the readers to the copous
columns.
The N. Y Commercial saws that sGeneral Be,nard
has again written 10 this country and gives the strongest
assurances OF the Kings aversion to hostes aud of
ms desire 10 end The controversy by the payment the
lnuemnhcauon upon any plausible fuflment of the
alon annexed to the act of appropriation By The Cham
bers.'
The N Y. Journal says that ga letter from dstin
gulshed Banker in London his correspondent in this
cty mentions an interview which the writer had had
with members OF the British Cabinet and says 'sas the
resalt OF IT. you may rest assured that England will not
permit war to take place between the United States and
France"
The N. Y. Star gives the following from an meminent
Banking House, which has the best means of ascertain
ing the views of the Cabinet ::
LONDON, Dec HI from good uutbor;v that s
t1st @ mas accepted nc sdGtgn q r he set
heart and soul 70, % ar""gng ae matter and will strive
Apoetaon things remaining in siau than when
Most of the American Journals express the same
views The Evening Star says ''the general complex
ION and tone of the news by the Victoria is unquestion
"0y P1eyc Mr. Walsh thinks it is "decdedly of
pacific character Even The N nelligencer sncerely
congratalates its readers the general aspect of the
news from France, which have the pleasure Of pub
iishirg to-day and especially upon the authentic infor
nation of the dispositions of the French Government
conveyed in the article from the Moniteur (he official
paper IN France"
old Pennsyiodaia.-All the Signs are euspcious-
Inc Official proceedings of the Harrisburg Conven ton
are now before us-and We hail them as the harbngers
Of victory The Pennsylyanan says " That the miro
Electoral Ticket formed the 9TH of March was reno
minated This on mature reflection, appears to have
been resolved upon by the Convention us the most OBJ
Vous means OF securing tho end desired by every friend
oil me National nominees The concession being great
one on the part of the friends of Mr. Muhlcnber0 and
TePugDant to the feelings which animated them during
the late contest met by the friends of olr by Join.
ing wh considerable unanimy in the adoption of a re-
solution strongly reproducing the proceedings Of the 9TH
OF March, as totally unauthorsed and without any pre-
eedent IN Democratic usages. They also agreed that
iIesn pledges should be exacted of the Electors thus
placing them in the attitude of holding their authority
direct IRON the Union and Harmony Conventions and
ooteratng IN toto the rregurr of the 9TH of March
IL rauhed, as we have doubt they will be- the hopes
oil Federalism Frustrated the keystone the arch
snatced from the hands of the pe6ad Opposition and
democracy is once more in the ascendant. With such
glorious objects IN view he deserves best of his country
VINO sacrifices most TO attain them
In order to carry more fully into effect the harmo.
nous action Of the recent Stale Convention we per-
ceve that tbs Harrisburg Reporter and the Pennsyiya
ma state journal have been Consolidated under the uni
yea titles OF both papers" These were the two Wof
and hnentsrg papers published the seat Of Govern.
ment) Every thing points to union and harmony.