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

tho hishooed Federal party opposed last war AND has
since brenthc alcs advocate oe Protective nd ~ Uaied
Suites Bank.
The second Goa airisoa beloass to The same school OF Poll
ThGH ."f to 'reT%o on man, hnno c00c,cd
Repairan o. the Joaan nn pure, firm and CONSISTENT ana
wn uc t H. should have suffered himself to heromc the 'oo
party whose Throughout has been marked o gai'ns IN
consistency ,r
a'"ni"i he has r"n cnshi out by the great hy oil 10" People" m
s io by the highest qaation M" va Y T%so" to H.
he:rts rurpo.'
We hail the Mruntancrr Ss an efficient compa-
trot-and hope it will not be lung before tie scurr
lous Staicsman Of Abingdon vii! also have compe-
titoF TO rxppsc lis "rs and nnmask lis imp"aitIonS.
The Spirit m0r:ne "A hill has passed both Houses Il"
Aiabama tn incGrpnraic tie Mobile and icnnrSSrc kA
Raad Compony." a letter from Governor Clay says
he capital stock of the company incorporated, IS 10
be three millions Of dollars, in shares of enc hundred on
lars each. 10 be- subscribed for by citizens of Alabama
and b. them only. Each individual. company is to
secure the payment Of the amount subscribed ny mort
gasrS on rcai csaic the faith Of which. and Other
guarantees, the Stale is issue bonds TO the amount
OF two millions and halt Of dollars. 1ayHde bg lie
Company The other half million is 10 be taken by the
corporate authorities of Mobile for which tine state
not TO issue bonds of course not TO br Responsible
"Thus, you will perceive: the State aids company OF
entcrprsng individuals in the construction C! great
and beneficial public work. i'll substance only b? lend
Ing her name; or in other words, by endorsing Tor tt
company. OH the most ample guarantees of indemnity
The Stale is not TO incur liability for d"lar till she -
secured by mortgage real estate to double the amount
OF stock at cash rau to be appraised By agents Of hrr
o'en appointment She TO have the custody OF The GER
icates Of Stock and of the money, except as 1t may
be necessarily drawn out for the construction OF the road
city and town property TO be regularly insured II pro-
perry dcterorates securities to be given; thr
rail road and ils fixtures Pledged the lien IN which
and all the mortgaged property to continue Till the bones
are entirely paid; and failure Of the company to pny
H11.r 0F fLr n h.
comes due jotits The charter and all the morgagcd pro-
perty IL tie State
The Debate in lie H. Of u. yesterday questioned
and irrelevant tn the Resolutions. There WAS much
sharp shcotng in relation 10 the clappng Kissing, &c,
of Saturday. MIR. Garland Of NJ, rclo!trd Mr.. Sta
nard for snnc Of Saturday expressions the Louise
did not al jonrn in the best humor.
The WING OF yesterday rudcly observed: {" Ourselves
saw a member of some note leave his pluce, Which was
conspicuous, and 60 behind the stove. we frm be-
lievc assist in the effort to hawk down Of the first
of the age Can freeman witness these things,
from the tools and minions Of power, without burning
indianaon:"
"Tools and mnions ofpower-I is shameless to apply
such language. Mr.. Harrison, Of Harrison. in the
House yesterday 10 rcpel the nputalon if inlendcd for
him. Mr. Summers, on the part of the Editor of The
Wing, stated that twas not meant for MIR FL Against
whom then was the poisoned ailurd' If true,
why docs not the Wing name the member, who was
enSconccd behind the stove, to hawk down one Of
the first Of the age" Us it possible that Mr. John T.
Brown is here ncant) The want specification casts
suspicion the whole story.-Fur one, say, that
have not IL single memb:r who suspects the
person meant, or who believes the story.
We respectfully recommend more order in the House.
Gallery, and Lobby. Last winter, the Wing spectators
in the Gallery two occasions guilty Of the
gross indccorm ofcappiny their friends Kissing their
advcrsarics Tie kissing Saturday night very
disrcsprctlu We do not who c!apped in the House
or cut Of the lusc-but it ought to have been promptly
put dawn.
Why all this violence among Members, towards each
other. which has been recently ndulgcd: We aware,
that these are high Party timesbut It is only The
to be regretted, when such spirit nrldcs into de-
Lucrative bodies We regret 10 it has appeared not
ONLY mere. but in the Senate ofhe L. States On Thurs
dav last there was serious brush between Messrs
Go!dsboronr and Benton, Ton the tlrcc-nion appro-
preparation Tor tortifcalious aud it went far that
Nj. Benton said:
The gentleman had how mnde affirmation
trad!clirg what have said; but tell the gentlcuan
said Mr. B., that know his affirmation 10 contain pre-
cso!y as much truth now, believed that his denial
did then
"Tilr Chair (AIr. King of Alabama} not aware
that the Senator from Maryland had made any petsu
al allusion 10 the Senator from Missouri he would
have called him to orL,r. The remarks Of the Senator
tiom Missouri he considered were not in order.
% Mr. Codsboroug rose 10 reply to the Senator from
Missouri. 1.-THE gentleman MEANS lie said, Here the
Chair reminded the Senator that he must keep within
TIT, Rules Of Order.l Then, sir, said Mr.. g., il is I'M
possible for TO answer in order, that which was said
out OF ORDER"