The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-05

1 exception. ne chagrln ol the Eve jouFlidi' and it's noisy scolding. leave no doubt that the right course was taken by the democra- tic majority of the House.
 
 POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE SENATE or THE UNITED SrATEs.-It being ascertained, beyond a doubt we apprehend that there will be no election of IL g. Senators for Virginia O. Indiana; and the Tennessee Legislature will not meet before next December, SO that the vacancies of Messrs BiFes, White and Foster, cannot be filed and the political character of the United States Senate after the 4th of March instant, Is rendered certain
 The following arc the names of those who sill compose the Senate after that day; until other eec tton7 take place;
 Democrats.-John Fairfield, Maine Levi Woodbury, N. Il; c. G. Atherton, N. II :; John M. Niles, Conn John A. Dix, N. ' ;; Danl. s. Dickinson, N. Y James Buchanan, ] Pa; Daniel Surgeon, Pa; Wm. Il. Hay wood, N c; Danl E. Huger, s. c; George McDuAie, s. c; " T. Colquitt, Ga; Dixon H. Lewis, Ala; l. P Bagby, Ala; Robt. J. Walker, Miss; Jesse Speight Miss; William Allen, Ohio; D. R. Atchison, Mo- Thomas Il. Benton, Mo; James SemPe, Illinois; Sid ney Breese, Illinois; Chester Ashley, Ark <; 4. II. Sevier, Ark; Edw A. Hannegan, Ia /; Lewis Cass, Michigan.-25 Democrats
 Hhigs.-George Evans, Main; Isaac C. Bales, Mass; Daniel Webster, Mass; J. I. Simmons, R. 1; Albert C. Greene, R. E; Thomas Clayton, Del John NJ Clayton, Del; James 4. Pearce, Md; Beverdy John son, Md; William u Upham, Vt; Saml S Prem tiss, Vt; J. ". Huntington, Conn; ]. ". Miller, N. J; Vim. L. Dayton, N J; Wm. Archer, Va; " F. Mangum, N. C; John M. Berren, Ga. Alexander Barrow, La; IIen- " Johnson, La; Spencer Jarnagin, Tenn ]; John T. Morehead, Ky; John J. Critteaden, ky; Thomas CorWin, Ohio; ". Wood bridge, 1Iich.-24 Wings.
 This make 1t certain that the Democrarts will nave MAJORITY ONE in the Senate at the com meneement of Mir. Folks administration; leaving three vacancies 10 be flIed-one from each of the States Of Virginia Indiana and Tennessee, all tbree ofwhich may be regarded as Democratic states- We have strong hopes of Texas yet!
 GOVERNOR PORTER AND TIE CRI,rrNALs.-fa Secretary of the Commonwealth of PennsYlYaaia. has recently communicated to the Legislature, an
 
 taTe ef he offences, granted by Governor Porter daz ring his administration. t appears by tais doea= ment tbat the whole number is about 800. Or these there are about I75 remissioas of fines and for for feures, 57O Parons after conviction, and j. before trial.
 The people of the State seem generally astoaa- daa and highly indignant at lis conduct; the news papers are in arms against him there are many peculations as to the cause hatIed this most strange ymercilul Governor to have such lellow-iaeIng, for the criminals of his State; and yet his conduct is enveloped in darkness.
 Some of the papers suggest that he has been bribed some that he is governed by leeling-oll- CTS that it is caprice And we are not certain but what the Phrenologists attribute his conduct to a Arrangement of his organ of beneyolance And others who do not pay much attention to bumps, have given it as their opinion that the whole head and heart of his Ercelteaey are deranged Putting all their opinions together they make rather cgias- iaal case of him, which we suppose 10 be in the neighborhood of the truth
 The character Of the offences before trial FI !