Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

fdous Representatives. vii! sustain her character A.
| her sister Republics. She will let the world m
that the brides offered to her internal !mproYrm r
are rightly appreciated, when Weighed with the ;u,s
| power Of the peop!e.-GI06c
| Eriract If II Leucr, ddtcI
! HARrIsEuRG, February TO- lea;
Gentiemcn Having observed with treat pleasure til,
course al the Globe relation 10 th. unprrcrdrm,I
tempt tu bnl up the enrgic, al my native Safe, ary
| lay its resources At the mercy =" Il hrartess .plr,
power, take it for granted that the occurrences Of ill.,
day in the SENATE Chamber will not be wi'huu, !nrr
to you. Yesterdays Pennsylvania Reporter c"n!al.,:
al article expressly asserting that nrur had bcrno;-:
ed TO Democratic Senator for his vote Cribs you ,.y
no doubt seen) This assertion produced nlmcl cUurr
ton; aud resolution was offered By Senator ir.vha
to the Bank directing the Srrscantat arms 10 brns I
editors before the bar Of The SENATE. The resolution VA
adopted The rdturs appeared, were sworn, and s4g.
uneuuivucaly that Col. jacob krebs, The Sror ir,
Schuylki!l was their authority. The Colonel rose \,
his place and confirmed the statrmcnt admitting .
| one individual had Uttered linn Il br!bc o JIM Lua:s
and another individual had offered HIM 2no'" t,!a,
for his vote. Crrsr Offers mlat!r len or twelve tl
ago when the Bank ming It's p!II.dnx} Cpa,
nllt,er was afterwards appointed (RoHnd, 1oh'~' S.'y
icm~ Leett and Senk,r) with power to s':!I !o7 lsa
SONS and papers The persons stated By the C"J.r. =
have been the cats paws Of the Bank IN tins "a.icr ct.
Henry w. Conrad ESQ Ia inemb"r {" The ii"u$" Il r.
presenlalives heretofore sailing under the !!ag %; 4
cracr.) James l.. Dunn. Esq, an Attorney q! kra4::
y
of Pottsvillr NJ IGea be formed o the c"u>rG.
ton which prevails the ranks vi the BAnKIts IT,;
are embossed completely d. this happy disclosure;
the sun OF Prnnsylvana democracy once more Is Sra
struggling through the clouds which have Recently S
cred So darkly
The KECKEANr SENATOR'S look like lost lnrn.-
Dsnay and horror depicted in their c"un.rIaac',
and they scarcely raise their eyes TO meet The int
looks that every where meet them Truly y"dts
+ 5. The bill lis SECOND reading to-day, ""
this disclosure suspended all proceedings -D.
BAuk. Democracy
a procession PASSED through the city yesterday,
sisting OF number Of citizens from the county whM
attracted much attention, especially IN the vicinity oi:
EScuanye and the Bluk. 1t was accompanied by muse,
and hlgn uprcareI L grotesque Image,
strangely alfred, label the breast, lniotmns ts
public, that Intended 10 represent d. Duidrn,
Senator from the county, accused oi having OetfAc.
his constituents 10 the Bank. We learn that Il ~,
burnt last evening IN The presence OF several t""sG.
persons -PenHsyrHni"H.
TIE EANK BRIBERY.
uARRIsBuRG. Feb H. l>;si
GExrLEuEY-A! After the reading o the Journa. q! I'll.
Senate this morning, Mr.. Fullerton offered rrsouIa
al reference to the article which appeared ~ the Ri~r:
or of Yesterday, headed, '.lhc People are BeIayc-
&C. aud requiring the Speaker TO summon 10 tie J1'&
the Senate the editors ut that paper, 10 answer sc,a
questions as might hr put in relation |" II.
Mr. Fullerton SAID that he had been hitherto III t.,:
o.! the Bank but that h. WON'T 10, move onv St"p ~:
gated; that direct charge sIa! brrn made ol al ar:
to br!be Senator, and he wished 20 kao~ irH" w
quarter the attempt was made, whether from 'l =
toe and should afterwards shapc his course arcpIlM.
The matter assIiIed more SERIOUS charac'et 40. I
resolution passed
Messrs Patterson and Barrett Accordingly
brought forward, and alter being sworn, question: p'
pounded by Mr. ronnd put 10 MIR. Patterson, ~
curing whether he WAS the author OF the alc" 10
Which ne replied that he not the writer ot lAr Az
ri lint: "A iDi lIt1rp i tnt.
the responsibility; and after some iurtler nrrroa4lon:
the question first prnpused 10 HIN Was put 10 Air Barrett
who replied III the Affirmative, and Stahd that C"."hr
Jacob krcbs Ut SchuyIsl was the Senator who c"m
ted 10 him the fact alleged III the paper, hI M
he declined giving the name. \ number o otarF !.c'
put " and answered by MY. Barrett. winch
you will find reported length thrr pa:t;
CLOCK the Senate ADJOURNED, 10 meet ~ haAi p
three o'clock this atcrn"on
Soon after the Senate IN the atlernOon NJ kEts
and stated that James l.. Dunn, Ui Reading "at-
individual who made To him the proposition fist a!uI--
to, and that lie brse hl several Times upon the Suic
and That Henry w. Conrad, The einber % !he House
Representatives from Schuykll the ONE who maGr
the last and that he referred him 10 Burd pa!lccn
Schuyikill county, who he sad would MAKE The afl"se'
menls.
This is mere abstract Of the proceedings, whcb yoa
will have Ut length, presume, III the neat Rrp"rrr
After Mr. kIcUs made his staieucn Mr. BaHrt IA1'td
that committee Of five be appointed, witI y'"rs "
send Tor persons and papers, 10 Investigate the matte
which. was agreed to- and Messys l!akcr L.el Ioa4..
Strohm and Sanuslon were appointed the cu.n..li,,r,
winch immediately went into session.
Mr. Conrad oil sclu yIkIll, sirenuuus y opposed la'
bill in the House. and h.!icve his vote Is cre~:rcu
against it lis final passage. lie l.it the IL"
days since, did also Mcssrs Du;,n and Patterson. lS
Sergcanat-Arms vi the Senate has been t,spatcLe4
after McsSrs. Conrad and Ousn.
The following Is MI krebs saifurnt coma'l'd II 10
answer to Il note from Mcssrs. Petrlklu and Geluee
On the 18th vi January last, certain individual ca
ed upon Inc and stated uat lie had to make ser yIopU
sitio,s me, II! you'd agree To, would DC oi at
vantage to me asked Linn hit il was: lie told Iar
SlO"oo more: II '!s b1ll - cAatsT 'ht Ci'"a S''"
Datk would pass; and would yoke l"r H. liz """-