Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
Richmond, Va saturday, Jan. =
EXP UNGIN'G RESOLUTIONS.

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EXPUNGiNG RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions to eSpnnge have been adopted by decided
nojori,ies of both Houses Of the Legislature of I'LL
Nois.
The Expungng Resolutions (Which we Published on
Tuesday las have also passed the House Of Represcnf
tires of Ouio by vote Of ~ To 2I-nearly The
Republicans tocd the mark. The only 'Hnchng and
lodging was on the part Of The Wings They attempt
ed in every variety Of FORM 10 blink the question, aud
To tranmci the resolutions They proposed amendnc nts
denying to the State Legislatures the right
and reserying the right only to the Peopie of State
But all their nanosuvrcs met and defeated by the
firm advocates OF the Right of instructions The Reso
lntions will unquestionably be concurrcd in by the
nate of Ohio.
There is also Resolution before the H. of r. of Ohio
20 instruct their Senator'S &c to oppose the admission
of Michigan into the Unnn until the boundary line of
Ohio is established in accordance with her Constu-
ton.
The Petersburg Incigeneer is a much wiser man than
he has passed for in the world he prove that
the Senate cannot expunge, without celebrating the
record Of their proceeding did mean say THAT
by drawing these mysterious lines around and
the record of the proceedings of the Senate the Journal
which the Constitution requires they should keep, will
DC 'expunged EBnt we never meant To say, that by
these eaneeiiiag MORRIS would be destroyed Coted oi
or oNterafed-Do the Intelligencer really know
that paper may be cancelled without being DESTROYED
obliterated, &c? Let him 60 to Old Bailey lie SAYS il
may be TO 'cross out, Crabb "a modern Of high
rePuation) says that of the synonymes of erpuuge
is to cancei-thats by ioniee-rorkIhc of the
British Parliament in expungng, has been various For
merly it to otaeratebut the modern practice is to
Mrough-and this may he effected by lines or
words through the writing destroying the text
but showing, IL to be cancelled or .expunged.-What
course the Virginia Legislature will take-or what
Messrs. Leigh and Tyler will pursue in conse-
qnenc'', we know not-nor we presume does the man
FRIDAY of the T.. /.
have reported TO the House their Expunging Resolu-
ons-A Copy is TO be found in yesterdays Proceedings
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR.
The election of Senator of the u. S. is perfccv nm
certain. The latest accounts from the State estimate
the number of Jackson Van Buren, in the House
Ta,tr q.
Cd in all And in the Senate, Jackson Van Buren,
two Jackson White nine Wings and Nullifers-It
is said, that Mr. Pondexter get more than 26
votes Bn Nous perronsi A faction has taken place
in Mississippi. The eyes of the People opening to
the man@uvres which have been played off upon them
and The friends of Van Buren, count upon the victory
next Fall.
The Senate Of N Carolina have laid upon their table
the resolutions of the other House respecting the dsr-
button of the Proceeds of the Public Lands-and they
have adopted resolution by vote of SO to 81 denying
TO Congress the Constitutional Right distribute tho
proceeds of these Lands The Wing papers assert that
was party vote, carried by the friends Mr. Van
Buren,
Mr.. Clay has brought up the subject again in the Sc
nate of the U. Sand made an ad eaptdndum speech
which we give o-day. But until MIR Clay has answer
ed the luminous and powerful Message of the President
when he returned the former bill the Senate of the u
states, IN opposition TO the measure II will be ALL LOrcs
LaJour Lost
The Pennsylvania of the Both December states that
large portion of the Wings of Phudelph positive
~ refuse 10 support the nomination of Harrison AT
late meeting at the Adelph they formally denied the va
iidiy OF the nomination., and declared all bind
ing upon the wing party. Measures taken con-
fer with their political brethren throughout the Union
as course proper to pursue, and Horace Bnncy
appointed at the head of Committee of
fence. The two Conventons-the antimasonic head and
the wing tai-are roughly handled in the proceedings
and in fact the union aud harmony of the coalition is be
most nondescrpt specimen Of union and harmony YER
brought before the political world The nomination of
Harrison has made Two antimnsonc parties, and two
wing pariiesj four factions to be marshaed and
nIsed Tor the Fall elections Truly the prospects the
coalition are dark and gloomy The spirit cngendered is
Oh similar character, ierocous and embittered."
Eastern Virginiae
he Romney Intellgencer is much one of Me
fnfut, not to be honest He is dissatisfied with The
nomination of White, and speaks openly t-He4r him
That .SIc i. in the South who Judge
ec for Mr. vas asn a" a sn s .sss
mating minority viii 50 fur sanctioned by tho nnio tue nS me
, p"ps s ss Of vGa as elect Mr. White
Gso yss 70 hac TS%aa'e Mr. Calhoun
Soar"b to Ne NJ V RenS'ury Of this act is very "a
van Buren, will be peable the principles Mr.. Calhoun.
u, wna we most care about IS that this PeePaed move Rich
"e' P5"S S' &c, on, throughout Western vsSa
ana make out an electoral eke' They
bic Of sending delegates Richmond February
dissolution, Thing tending dissolution Of This union is
eea as destructive 10 our political hoPincssand
poSni Of tho Of co Cow We hSy o" general aP
may indeed actually disturb the tranquility of Ills
s '" OF s" Gsns TO ess
unfortunately they have the and will through
tendod''
IL The Charlottesville Advocate Richmond Whio
&c, &c, may well abandon their tricks The Editor
OF this paper will never be oGeyed-and would never
hare accepted the Office of Senator of the u States He
never asked IT, e1pesd it, cished it, never
even thought IF H-But why contradict il at all. The
tnck is too paipable and absurd to be refuied.
~ We shall publish :" A Stockh older in the James
RIVER and kanawha Company as possiLc-we
hope IN our next-We must again beseech the paecen
OF our Correspondents. We repeat we are literally in.
undated with Proceedings Of Congress and LEGISLATURE
communications, &c. &c. Authors, who are impatient
Tor The birth OF their offspring, must bidc their time
Mr.. Walsh remarks the statement Of some Of the
wing papers that The departure of MIR Barton from
Paris, thc door Of communication would be closed be.
tween the Two countries" MIR w states that "the u
States have at Paris regular agent acting as Consul
General, Daniel Brent, Esq who for n long series
Of years, Chief Clerk in Department of State and
often served Secretary, and who may be relied upon as
a safe channel Of communication"
SCHEME FOR A NEW BANK
l. Call il the Mcychants' ANIL Mechanics Bunk IN no
organized really for the benefit of the Merchants aud
Mechanics and not to flood the country with Bank
paper.
Permit il to issue notes for circulation Of less de-
nomination than twenty dollars, and give the holder
right to demand gold Of United States coin in ga vmcnt
o one half the amount, and the balance TO be paid i'm
such specie, made current by law, the Bank may
choose.