Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
a YOUNG GL3.NT-Snte of Indiana.

letter from Indianapolis of the 18th inst states,
that Yesterday was glorious day for Indiana. The
bill 10 provide for general system of Internal Improve
rnent that sent up from the House OF Representa-
tYcs few days since by vote of 81 to IT, passed the
Senate yesterday by vote of - TO II. This bill con-
templates loan Of $i0000000, to be expended under
the direction Of Board of Internal Improvement, on
the following objects:
ST 400 OGO on the White Water Canal;
$780, 600 the Central Canal to terminate at Evans.
vile;
1900 900 on the extension of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, 10 Tcrre Ilaue-thcnce, connect al
tho point on the Central Canal, which will be
most conducive to the public good at or be-
tween the mouth of Eel River and Black
Creek in Knox county;
GOO 900 the New Albany and lafayette Rail Road;
100000 the New Albany and Charlottesville Nc
Adaniscd or Rail Road; and
100000 on the Louisville and Vinccnnes McAdam-
iscd Road
"The bill also provides loan to The Laurenceburgh
and Indianapolis Rail Road of $500 0UO.'
TEXTS
Late letters from that interesting country state, that
Volunteers pouring into it, and that she generally
considered secure against Santa Anna and his Mex
cans. The Convention was to assemble on the first of
March, and would issue q Declaration Of lndependl
ence.Nlajor General Samuel Houston, native Of the
Valley Of Virginia. taking most active part in
raising and organizing troops. The General Council
passed on the twenty fourth Of November Ordinance,
to establish and organize corps Of mounted rangers
And the sate day another ordinance was passed to
raise regular army, consisting of one thousand one
hundred and;iwenty men, TO be enlisted Tor two years.
or SO long the war shall last. Officers and men 10
receive the same pay and rations in the army OF tho
United Sla.es and in addition thereto, six hundred and
forty of land cach after he shall have received an
honorable discharge.
.1rkansns.
The Convention for forming a Constitution for the
future State of Arkansas assembled at Little Rock, on
the 4th Of Junuary-50 members prcsent-but one alb
scntce They elected John Wilson of Clark, their
Presideat-and Charles ?. Bertrand as Secrctary-"A
resolution was offered by Mr.. RoASE that is e1pedient
for tbs Contention to proceed totorm Constitution ana
State Government which adopted with only one dis
seuting vote, (Mr. WALKER, Of llempstcad.)
What does the Nashville BunneE mean, by saying, Inf
ter noticing the form Of expungng proposed in the Fr-
gina House Of Dclcgatcs) that For ourselves, we
i've be matter OF no Importance, whether the
resolution is rescndcd repealed rrcTsed and declared
nall and rOd or whether there black line run around
il it, We certainly think the former the most
proper and parliamentary mode OF eiccting the object IN
view. But Judge White. Senator in Congress from
Tennessee, has expressed his opinions the subject
he has stated his constitutional scrupes, &c &c-Does
the Banner mean, that Judge White would not consider
the Virginia form of expunging by black lines, &C., 10
be unconstitutional :-WouId he obey such instructions
The Legislature Of Alabama have adopted strong
lutions in approval of the Presidents towards
France Resolutions have also been submitted to the
Legislature of New York OF similar enof-cohcludihs
with the following:
Roocd Tim, highly may regard the Importance Of
commercial with France and o~srs, much We regret
md any TINT have disturbed the friendly
relations existing between the YET we cannon
That an apology Foreign nation ior the
an official act communication from ono VI
me TO another, in this county, is impossible"
TyosbThe White organs Nashville Republican, Warrington
Sum- Abingdon Statesman are Repeating me aae But
about our erpune Mr. Leigh. III order 10 aSe ms M
W. Tepeo, ha, we neither ask expect DESIRE would accept e
cat-nnd that we have disposition 10 receive H. rs Inc
gsaturo have confer il. Some kHore sara "e
only adoptE .....