Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Correspondence Of he Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON CRY, February 10, loa6.


,riousy engaged in The consideration Of pf'Va''
business; Of which they gol through any qnaHi
Is, as might be understood from The counienanee
Of the various "horers" after The Adjournment
Their hishnesses, The Senate, were not IN ses
sion. :, 1,a ~
The Browns, Of tha, famous old House, ne
Indian Qucen Hoiel have Introduced sas ~, ~.
their extensive establishment Inci Plo'.,'
rooms and passages were iSniTa WIN :. IN % !
belnre last Tor ths frs; time. Ne eSPciHns'''
,nav he called such a ,tis late day, succeeds 70
,an,;S,,;1n They wen, 10 The expense oil put
inc nm on their own account an establishment
far aenetaling gas sufficeul TO supply perhaps ten
Zines as much as they can possibly consume The
next step will be TO extend The pipes 10 Coleman
Hotel, and also ino every store or puoic room 10
the nc,ghborhotd. Should rol be surprised u,
in year hence, Pennsylvania Avenue rom me
Presidents House olhe Cdpiiu', >ooa!a Oe hsNe''
in this manner The magnificent distances ne
tween settlements. Tor which this city Is SO ia
nous, mus. operate to impede The general adop-
lion OF tais lish, in Washington. The people
however, and more especially The large properly
holders, are SO thoroughly imoued WIN lhe
American spirit of gc-aheadilveness, mat II
better !eh, can be Obtained, anc oac rer cent.
saved in The meanwhile they viii Speedily take
care that Jesse Brown ard sons are mol alone
benei,lcd b. their own enterprise.
There is strong pTobatihy 'nat tne ouo-
Treasury bill will be taken up IN Inc t1ouse 10
morrow. trust lhey will aol deVo'e month ~
lis consideration. Mr. I. =: lnsefsoii Is inc oh'1
Democrat who is known TO be opposed 10 II, and
7 question whether he is not in favour Of the
n,incinlc. If no, Of The details OF Gen. Drom-
coolies bill. There is an impression here that
Ivy Whigs will sustain tt doub, The lac', now
eyer. Many Of them are supposed 10 nc sai!snea
OF the correctness OF the policy, but their post
lion on il as party, will ensure Tie vote Of eve
rs one of them against il. Mr. lngerSol IS Ia
nous for "kinks," and in thus throwing himself
ayains, the united stand OF all the other Demo
Gratis in either house, he certainly INDUCES his
kinkev propensity with vengeance Nhen
the Sub.IfeasorT project was hFs' oroach,
al i was not only butt Tor The ridicuie OF
our onpouegts, bur was received with little Ia
your ~ many OF the most afde3t Delnoctd's
al The country Il lew years additional cXpe
ricnc,. with Banks, aud the diffusion 81 inlorma.
ton among the people upon the question OF Their
c12ediency, as places Of Government deposiie,
have concentrated public sentiment in favor OF
divorcins The Treasury oil the United States from
them 10 lolo. Without the influence ana The I'M
nressiou common 10 the whole Democracy al
least that coaiiatiOnaiy il is improper q use Go
yeralaeEt funds FOR private speculation, or, VI
other WORDS 10 place them IL The hancs OF any
parties 70 BE- loaned oui-a majority Of Congress
and Of the people are induced 10 prefer Inc SUD
Treasury plan The question has been discussed
ON almost every stump in The country big enough
10 hold a speaker, and il is now 50 thoroughly
understood BY The people, that no necessity exists
TOR another long debate on j! IN either House OF
Congress II is 10 be hoped iha! i limR VIII be
sci 10 The discussion, when Inc SUBJECTS taken up
II the House vii. sci for nye hours day IN
week. twsgiy-iuur speeches, enough in all con-
science, may be made on il. An Impression has
obtained here, that the Wings do not intend 10
Snow fight on the question. |, however, think
differently They managed 10 make deal OF ca
piial out Of j, in 1870, BY throwing dus, Tor The
lime being into the eyes Of The people. and they
will BE- lC.h 70 give up SO easily VIVA, majority
OF them have evidently regarded as theiT most
popular position before The toanIry-oppositon 10
Ire enactment Of tee Spb-Treasury. the pre-
vious question, lha, universal ranacsa, is The re-
medy tor their eacociics loqnandt, il il breaks out
upon this subject. Am by no means an advocate
tor lis application 10 any question o! public i'm.
portance upon which The country require, irfor-
nation As his is however bv no means one cf
II. later class. The valuable tine Of Congress
NAV well bc econom Zad in il discussion.
hagc today learned, from source 10 which
great confidence may re placed, thai tie reason
way tie Boston manufacturing capitalists have
u, lobby meln5srs on The ground this winter,
IS because they are really in aror OF The pro
passed reduction Of The Tariff or al least thai
portion OF hem Interested in the manufacture
OF coarse cotton goods wto have heretofore
principally paid the agents repairing 10 this
civ Whenever Congress had the Tariff question
unter consideration. High duties, although IN
oaesioaa5y atvar'aSecns 70 those VINO can
compete with tareis7 manufacturers in tce mar.
KEYS oi tbs wGf'j, IS ih-Y ensure them, at home,
any price for their fabrics they may ask, under
the original cost, and duties on similar goods
made abroad, yet are By no means necessary 10
enable them 10 make money; more especially
when general reduction OF duties decreases The
price OF many articles necessary for their manu-
tacture, or entering into their consumption ~
other ways. Seeing ,hst increased foreign I'M
pouatons. which cannot interfere with their home
market, mu.t necessarily increase expectations
at least ia The same ra,in, they begin 10 realize
the fact that a greater demand for their own fab
iics must result; from the proposed alteration IN
the existing Tariff. These n!en are ac.ualed
solely BY their interest, and therefore hesitate po'
10 abandon their fellow manufacturers who can
mi receive handsome dividends from their STOCKS
nrl-ss our revenue laws continue 10 be so framed
az Ia ensure rhcm a bonus from The pockets OF The
people. Mr. Webster is though, 70 be completely
identified sh The class 81 Bosom capitalists men,
,ioneG ABOVE, and, il is therefore not anticipated
tina; he will take very active part aealnst tnc
proposed change. MhCON.
.The Baltimore American snys, that the ga. Is Iur
nishcd by an apparatus invented by Benjamin ), ~
ton E,o Of the United States Navy. II Is sn'o 70 oe
cors,.ueled on the most economical plan, senola.ls
ras sufficient 'ur hlrded BURNER, al an EXPENSE ~
nnfae,uca hy Mess FORSYTH Z. 8:o,hers Of Phiadei-
mia aud consists or small stose-hke furnace, about
four feet high aud Two feet wide, with Kettle III wh'e
ro=in Is put Gas ie made IN II az 'no s
400 feet per hour, without any pulheaon' anu 'oao'
for immedia.9 USE Enquirer.