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

The accounts by the Victoria are more and cheer
ir, The OF the Paris Ministerial papers, and Of
the private letters is clearly pacific The London Morn
ir Chronicle (Hlinsleria strikes in the key. We
y7 the readers the copous extracts in our tcedns
columns.
The y. Y. Commercial says that ':Gcnersl Bernard
has aran written 10 this country and gives s strongest
assurances Of the King aversion to hosttltcs, and OF
desire end the controversy by the payment Of the
decentralization. upon any plausible tul6ent oitha con-
dion annexed to the act OF appropriation by the Cham
hers.
The n Y Journal says, that "a letter from dslin
s%shed Banker in London TO his correspondent in this
c!:y, mentions an interview which the writer had had
with members of the British Cabinet, and says, "as the
result Of it, you assured that England will not
permit to take place between the United States and
France"
The n Y. Star gives the following from an sentiment
Banking House, which has the best means Of ascertain
i"5 the views Of the Cabinet:
LONDON, Dec. Ill understood fom good authority that tho
,anh cpeG ncion Of England for tic set
NJ te question brtntCa rn and the I"id States
Oar ministry determined the MATTER and will strive
heart AZ! soa hoste have therefore much greater
expectation Of things remaining s'eiu Than when las, ad
Most Of the American Journals express the same
views. The Evening Star says 'the general compcx
and tone OF the By the Victoria is HnqUeSiion
0!y pacific" Mr.. Walsh thinks it is "cecirdly Of
tactic character. Even the n In;es cncer '.sincerely
cangratulacs its readers the general aspect Of the
news from France. which have the pleasure Of pub
nicg to-day and especially upon the authentic in.nr
nation Of the dispositions OF the French Government,
conveyed in the article from the NOn.er, (he official
PIPER IN France.)
Old Pcsusyyani, ALI the Signs are auspicious-
u He official proceedings of the Harrisburg Convention
q ~" noS before us-and hail them the hardin gers
81 q victory The Pennsylvania says, That the entire
~ 4rco.a Ticket formed the 9TH of March reno
~ minated. Inns mature reflection, appears TO have
ia en- resolved upon by the Convention the most OBJ
Us means Of securing the end desired b. every friend
Ess O. Tie National nominees The concession being great
M "e on the part Of the friends Of MIR. Muhlenbcg and
E itiuiant 10 the feelings which animated them during
Isl TIE ac contest was met by the ends Of Wolf by join
III ''5 "l considerable Immunity in the adoption OF 4 re-
E Saon strongly rcprobatng the proceedings OF the 9TH
March, Totally unauthorized, and without any pre-
ES SrIr"t III Democratic usages. They also agreed that
II !es! pledges should be exaclcd Of the Electors, thus
"a Fachg hem in the altitude of holding their authority
s. Greet from the Union and Harmony Convention, and
G'eai's IN toto the irregular acts of the 9TH OF March
ra'e0 as we have no doubt they will be, the hopes
FEDERALISM Frustrated the keystone of the arch is
nic'ed from the hands of the p:ebald Opposition and
'S"'0cacy is once more in the ascendant With such
s'"uS objects in view, he deserves best Of his county
n ""o SaGF!l!ccS most TO attain them.
III order 10 carry more fully into effect the harmo
LIONS action Of the recent State Convention, we per-
wave That the Harrisburg Reporter and the Pennsyva-
~ nte Journal have been consolidated under the uni
~ tl' s oi both papers -(Thcsc were the two Hog
.'atRtcs papers published at the scat OF Govern
"'| Every thing points to anon and harm0"y'
CHANGE OF DOCTRINE!
mAcn lie Constitution was formed it was maintained
Nhg liaiIlton and Jay, that there was no adequate
'ct"n 10 the Senate 9 having GuraOn Of SIT years,
-'sE the State Legislatures would have the power 10
'"'u"0 them at any time.
Us: the Wings generally maintain, that the State LIE.
@,ures have power TO instruct, BECAUSE it would
H".'':Fe with their duration Of Office for six years
n singular revolution indeed! Thus, the n. lnel!i-
and Mcssrs. Manguni, Southland, Ewing, NC,
,,i. 'e gong further against the rights Of the State
s"SdtHEeS, than Messrs King Hamilton, and Jay (af-
r Mira Fcderal!ss) went at The time Of adopting
MS. Constitution. And thus, too the very measure
;c was was considered in 80 remedy for the arlsto-
.ea'u'c OF six years tenure, is urged, by the
81 W. Us an argument in favor Of the crit itself
Curious to how these Wings will try 10 get
Styty @ "a ssing facts which stated in our last We
"e"i ~ meet them.