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

Mooney complete the internal improvements already
begua except by sales aud grants of privileges why not
adopt the mode which sorted 10 France pre-
vsous TO the Revolution for the purpose OF replensnp
the Exchequcr? Sell patents Of nobility create Duke
<sns, Enrldons, Counts, Lords Barons &C.. and sell
the psteu,s.
40 DC serious. Would not the whole Democracy of
The STATE rise the very idea OF such prupo.
sauon! Would they not hurl from their high places
sNosc WHO would dare for moucut 10 entertain such
FroPosision' Yet il would be innocent aud unattended
with danger. compared with the proposition which has
passed the f,isc of Representatives. of the State OF
fcansylvana, TO recharter the Bank II is selling
State to foreign n"bcs lords aud ladies' We hear il is
SAID by some, from whom We should expect
rect views, as an apology for ic charicrng the Bank,
That as pity 10 let much capital go Of The State
Can they not that it will be incubus fastened upon
Che State which will lead to constant drain of capital
aron At! IL is well known that n large OF the
capital Of the Bank owned abroad by foreigners. So
aa the earnings of the Bank will be constantly sent
i use country Every six months, the gatherings of the
Bank from the good honest yconanry OF Pennsylva na
are to be sent out OF the State aud sent out of the
country.
Let " examine and who some of these foreign
sockh1iers are On referring the latest list publish.
cd, WEI The Right Hon. Sarah Countess Dowager of
Casic'Stuar the Most Hon Francis c. s. MARQUIS of
Haifi, Conway; the Right Hoo. Lord Henry vscount
Gage the Rev. George Gordon Dean OF Lincoln; Mrs
Candelara trad dc Bell; Sir VIM Kcppell General in
his British Mojestys forces, Knight Grand Cross the
Order of the Bath, &c; Sir Marmaduke Warren Pea
cock, Lieut. General, &c; J X. Pindar; Earl Beau
champ; Augusta l.. q. Dowager Van Paant; Sir Ed
~aed Tucker, and the great British Bankers Barring,
Brothers ~ Co. These comprise the of few OF
che titled ladies and gentlemen OF England to whom the
State OF Pennsylvania about TO dispose of her be
and the industry of its citizens under the
Nicholas Bidde, the ,eouid-6e Duke Of .7nduiusia.
Is that State ready for this transfer! Will there be
found in the Senate of that State individuals elected by
abe Democracy OF the State, who will dare confirm the
tr'thsfer' The Bank people say there arc.--D
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM JACKSON!
We have the pleasure Of announcing to readers
tins morning, the election OF RoBERr j. WALKER the
Uhtted States Senate Both Houses of the
wen. into the election on Saturday ast.-'rherc
hFc ballotings, Mr. Walker receiving every time much
greater number OF votes than of his oppone
On the fifth ballot the stood for Walker A. Hummer
az, Poindexter ii, Wilkins ii, scattering L. Walkers
majority over all opponents d. This information we get
through letter from our esteemed correspondent in
Jackson We have received very late pa ers from
the South since last Our correspondent remarks
" Great excitement and interest manifest in the
couatenances OF those in the Lobby. The House, at
least the Democratic part, only moved TO do what
,hey had mutually concluded was their duty Our OPP
Ponents in sackcloih. We do not exut in what Meu
consider mlsiurtune-we but feel that have done
onr duty to the counry they, we know in the dust
and there willing to let them rest-not where we
put them, but where their own specific gravity sunk
Aem'
Another letter Jackson states that the result of
tins election settles the matter and shows that the State
AZ decidedly Van Buren,. We never doubted the fact
What will the Wings say of the gallant State of
mississippi, who they predicted their aid
an the moment of trial. and sinking use in
fhe U. >. Senate? Alas for them This last hope is
gone. The power which they have welded for some
years in such factious and constitutional manner il
about TO from their hands return TO
them. And what will the White Wings say-those
cantng politicians, who pretend much patriotism
and purity of principle? viii they rejoice at the
election OF friend of the Administration No; il is
as bitterla pill TO them their allies the Nullies-
They would have preferred Poindexter, Pluminer any
body, to one who was known To be friend of the
PRESIDENT. Poindexter, suppose, will leave the
State and go TO Kentucky-though, no doubt as the
Louisville Advertiser time said his room there
would be preferred TO his company. In Mississippi his
prospects, blasted forever-He has sunk not by apv
unjust act of the Democratic party towards him. but in
ue words OF our correspondent, by his specific
gravity by his recreaney 10 coined word of
Heraoe Senator Leigh and by his destitution of
Of him. 80
The Democratic or Van Buren, party in the House al
SO succeeded IN electng their Speaker Mr. Irwin of Car
roll, who IS staunch Democrat The vote for Public
frnter stood, for Messrs Falls ivan BUREN, the able and
interchangeable Editors of the Missssippian 40 for Mr.
Johnston the Editor of the party party White non
descriPt paper ycleped the Clinton Gazette 3-aiori.
ty tor the Van Buren, Editors 1G MIR. Edwards was
elected Sergeanat Arms by majority of 30 votes over
Mr. Harrington These facts, learn from our cores
pendent We must return him thanks for his polite
favors and IT there other means by which
we can obtain information from Jackson, we hope he
VIII continue them often his leisure will permit
Columbus Free Press.
An effort had been made nominate Judge White for
the Presidency, but the resolutions were laid on the
table. The Mssissippian says Our friends abroad
need not be surprised TO hear of Van Burens nominal
ton, as he has majority of fourteen in the Honse of
Representatives"