Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

As far as we have seen, the Democratic press
have been delighted with The Presidents message,
On each and every topic. The neutral press are
gratihcd with the american spirit which p~ervades
it. And he Wing press, with a very few excep-
lions, express their surprise al the unexpected
moderation ol it, tone and the remarkably s,iong
basis upon which it plants The Oregon conirover-
s.. All parties concede 10 il ability and admi-
ratle perspicuiry. 1t j. interesting 10 know,
how the message was received in the city Of
New York, the great commercial heari OF The
Union. The n. Y. Correspondent OF the Union
writes:
Il am happy in being able 10 state, that The
Message has given universal satisfaction among
all classes in this city. Ii was gratifying 10 hear
expressed today, in the Ro,unda OF The Mef-
chants Exchange, in this city, among The large,
highly intelligent and enlerpriSing merchants
who assembled there, but one voice and one e2-
preston oil opinion, and tina, was OF strong coni-
menda,ion and appreciation oil President Folks
fist message. Thcr admire i. tone, lS doctrines:
and HE ability with which il has been drawn up.
Ii is considered. in every way, a document wuI-
lty Of The man and 81 The nation
AUT w NV ltleiUOib tit'ld liid- IL 1 80
Ien, has attempted 10 'buliy" England, aud yet
he New York Correspondent, OF The National In
tci.:gcncer says:
"From The statement as now made by Mr.. Polk,
when j. doubtless correct, The department Of Mr..
Pakenham (he British M%inisIcr) was, TO say The
least OF il, disconrieous. But, on reading the
correspondence, some mitigating circumstance or
expressions may appear.
In connection with this subjrci, wecan proper
Is introduce here some striking facts stated in the
Union
tan CuV, datd
"PmLApEfpnfA, Dec. !. lsi5.
1.-THE Presidents Message arrived at The post
Office Of this city at twenty-five minutes past
FIVE. Il was read al The time, and received ny
the people with shonts Of applause. It's high
American lone OF feeling, its justice, patriotism,
and beautiful diclion, have met with universal
appreciation. II i, indeed. unsurpassed BY any
American document ever issued by a President
Of The United States. A warm ard enthusiastic
citizen cried oui, .Hurra! Jackson i, alive again
II will create pru!iciuus sensation throughout thi,
country aud Europe
We cannot furbcar 10 give an anecduie which
We heard Yesterday from the lips Of enc oiihe most
lnltIlIIfllt lltU VI ~ AlbhNC III ihtIItNt ~ 49,
He told us, that, on Wednesday, he vas author
izrd By one OF The most distinguished Senators OF
! Congress 10 wait upon Mr.. Polk, and tell him, 10
his name, that he was very soriy he was too I'M
well Ia wait upon him, but that he hegscdt 10 send
him a message through his friend; that lie had
read his message, and was delighted with il; he
would not alter a line in il, except a line and a
hall: and that lac world draw his sword and fight
| over II to the lasi. Would that we were permit
.-I Il 49, u 4 aap,hnr a.hn Sanf Tho
message. 1t is one OF the best and brightest 10
f, The Iond-whose name alone would stamp a high
value upon The honest compliment il conveyed,
and whose frank sentiments in appreciation OF
Tho MESSAGE NAV prove The haIbinsef OF union.
and peace, and success 10 The Republican party.
But, SAY the timid Wings, there will be war
| To relieve the apprehensions OF these tremuIous
gentlemen. who see n "Red coat in every sha-
dow, we quote from the y. York correspondent
of The Nal. Inlellisencer, (sood Wing auihority)
81 have taken much pains Ia ascertain some
hing like public eminent in regard 10 the
Presidents Message, and the result 0! my labor
i, that Inc parry, As a party, approve oil the do
cnneni. A very small minority oil Them con-
denim The Presidents offer 10 negotiate, taking The
torty-ninth parallel a. The basis. Wings, gene
rally consider the Message a. d walliGe docu.
nPUt, out, ST. idT dS l - ulN'U'cl, wv HOl hTI'N-
bend war. The door 10 negotiation remains
open. The President has recommended no Pre-
preliminary measures 10 meet he event ot Wal.
He does not, they say, therefore, anticipate war.
The Message has produced no effect upon The mo
ney market. Stocks have, some OF them, fallen
liuie. This attribute 10 Safeguarding, a!l nat
totc Message. A CALM OBSERVER
Rockingham AMI Campbell will have
observed, that their pieces reached US 'the
day after the fair" While The former no
inmates another for The office OF Senator, he
expresses a ''very high regard Tor the high liiera-
~ and political aiiainments and public services"
of Senator Pennybacker, and is ''proud that we
have such men in Western Virginia" There j.,
however, one contingency upon which our cor
respondents wishes NAV BE %gfalihed. 1t is, We
mnst confess, a rather slender prospect for
Wings, when in Office, never resign, even though
they know that they misreprcsent their consiitu-
ents on every subject. The contingency we al
lude 10 is this: On the day Of The election ot Mr.
Pennybacker, We, in a %Jocular lone, appealed 10
a distinguished Wing friend Of Senator Archer,
10 present his (Alr. A. s. resignation lotbe House.
We ielt sure il would be accepted, without much
grumhling, and then We were in such a fine hu-
NOR, and could 50 cordially cleo! a second true
Republican, FULLY 10 represent Republican Virgil
MIA in The United States Senate. He, laughing
Is, declined lie pfoposition-assuring rs thar, on
the question Of the instant admission Of Texas
without a why or a wherefore" Senator Archer
would 60 as far as the farthest. There is in this
assurance some little comiorl, and, if Mr.. A. does
carry oui the wishes Of Virginia on this subject
he will mase some li'ile reparation for his lnces
SAINT hostility 10 the wishes and interests Of hi.
Sia!e.
b. Saturdays proceedings, il viii be seen, ina
the House have resolved 10 so into the elec
lion Of Governor on Wednesday next. We hav'
no doubt that the Senate will agree 10 The time.