Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

vance the property much, and be or so much benefit
to the country He mentioned il Mr. Krebs hut Mr.
krebs said the Bank of the Untd States could no, buy
his vote. The Committee have made the following Re.
port ia part
"Nlr Baker, from the Committee appointed by the
Speaker IN pursuance oi resolution 10 inquire into and
report the facts connected with an altered attempt 10
TiuP' ho dn'egnty, ana influence the vote of Jacob
Are6s, Sxc REPORT:
Thai IN The discharge of the duties assigned to them
,ney nave examined undef oath, Jacob Krebs ESQ :.
Bufd Patterson and Jediah Irish received voluntary
STATEMENTS from Henry ~ Conrad ESQ., and James l..
Dunn. the result of which is, perfect conyiction in
their minds that neither the Bank OF the United States
nor any agent Tor IT, IN the reinotest
ia Tie charge made by Jacob Krebs, Esq before the
Senate, on the 10th instant And that So far as the
ainauon OF testimony has gone, the Committee are
shed that neither the Bank any person
with It, have improperly interered TO promote the pas
sage OF the bill now before the Senate. The Commit
tee will close their labors in few days when full re-.
port OF the evidence will be submitted"
Inc excitement in Pennsylvania appears be ncreas
ing The name Joseph Burdea will be struck off from
the Electoral Ticket. Who can trust such man The
Lewislown Republican has already stricken Off and
substituted The name of George MiNin Dallas The
@ wi be called on to resign their seats
ihe People at Pennsylvania will acquescc in the
predominance ola Party which has sold the Republicans
OF rennsylvania and their Posterity too to so powerful
arrogant una rresponsibea monied Corporation Now
The time, and now the hour for the Key Stone State In
redeem herself This is the first time that her dcgener
arncma W. nef 70 appear ahess to the great
assert herself The Carbondae Pennsvlyanian of
the 18TH truly says that "The sneakng and
ed manner in which the bill has bee inn our
Legislature, certainly of the most cha
racterit under the head of an Internal Improve
ment Act, giving to the Government millions of dol
iars 10 facilitate the objects of Internal
done to bride the Government into course of policy
highly detrimental If not fatally dangerous TO our Re-
publican system The bonus offered bride to the lie.
gsature the bill passes Is but indirect the
people, aud will be extorted from them 500 per
interest ia the end In this attempt of the tank brGe
the gocernmeU and the people, should not wonder if
individual members should also be tempted with the
same argument for their favorable consideration of the
bank application; and, indeed, any Democratic Member
tue senate who may 20 for the interests of the Bank
VIII cover Ills name with eternal inamy, by his
THE ADJUSTMENT.
we understand, from the best authority that on Mon
day last the British Charge, Mr. Bankhead, comniu-
ncated By orders of his Government the result of n
despatch of the French Government DECLARING ,s
ness TO execute the Financial provisions of the Treaty
IN consequence 'of the frank and honorable sentien
oi the PRESIDENT message the opening Conyr.ss
ana expressing wish TO have the diplomatic relations
between the two Cover re- stored On Thursday
the PRESIDENT was to communicate this with paper
proposing Tie mediation, and answer to it, We aro
informed that these two Of the most beautiful pro-
auctions OF The present times 1t is indeed the glorious
contamination Of President Jackson nepociato1s CON
IN spirit oil justice and moderation and main.
tanned with frmness which alters What must
De the feelings OF the Faction, which have seized the
moment oi their countrys peril TO justify her enemy,
and especially of that Senator from Virginia who is said
to have declared that France ought to consider the last
message aggravaton of the insult ?" AS a friend
writes US, the odous resolution of the Senate is now
ine only spot IN the glorious disk of the OF Gen
Jacksons glory"
One Wing least do justice to the Administrator.
we hail with pleasure the following from the WasLu,r.
ton Correspondent of the Baltimore Chroniclc:--
"You knew tho new. even .e, Feb ~ 1896
"e S vi 30 Ss S 81 him who has than filed
SS. citizens and the QUARREL. se,,oda Iu OF oy all
himself !. IN sc,scy; tho palace morning with sIo
ss ss'sl an ers War ss s s'sa an" Van
be concesea on the ps,a Of h 81 emission aan commission will