Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
(correspondence of The Baltimore Sun

WASHINGTON, warren Is. IS4J.
| Session IF the Senote-.nr. Banerctt Grumb ing
-.Nem York and Pennsylvania .Hoss2chu-
sets Dissatisfied -New .7ppointments, Sc.
The Senate will not adjourn till Wednesday,
perhaps Thursday. They have under conside-
ration confidential communication from the
Stale Departmental other words, CONNER
c,al arran~r-.ent between the United States
and Great Britain concluded by Mr.. Bancroft in
London. Mr. Bancroft has been most able
and successful Minister Plenipotentiary, who
will not be recalled until some Wig poiiti.
Clans who can do more good out Of the coun-
lry than in II, will be sent abroad 10 disembar
ras the party at home
Though the Administration is but fortnight
in power, The grumblers have already put al
it, New England, New York and Pennsy lvana
are thus lar The least satisfied. The New
Workers grumble particularly at the appoint
ment Of James Collier Of Ohio, brother OF John
A. Collier of New York, who has been an
pointed Collector at San Francisco-an office
which, in a pccunlary point OF view, IS prefer
able 10 any in The gift OF The Administration. -
The collector, il is true, has but salary OF
q, 500 per annum: but the lees, in diggings and
lckings, will probably amount TO ten times that
sum Now they say ONO has already had two
great appo nlmenls, and she ! "a losing Stale
Without New York and Pennsylvania. General
TIA, Tor would not have seen daylight; and yet
the party N New York and Pennsylvan are
not considered al all, and their most respectful
recommendations no more needed than if they
came from the opposition.
In Massachusetts, Deiher The Webster nor
Tie Abhou Lawrence parry are satisfied; in New
York, MlaId Fillmore aud Ex-Governor Sc.
ward both complain; and in Pennsylvania, Sem
alor Cooper and Josiah Randall are determ net
10 leach Governor Johnson and his in.btlaled
managers lesson Which shall last. How il is
in Maryland, yon know best.
They say the word OF command has gone
Tor from Della ware 10 establish, on the basis Il
the old Wig raIty, a beautiful new iahrlc, 10
b. called the National Republican Parry"
which is 10 BE- an analg amalion oil all he poi.
rical creeds and hersses from the time Of the
food lis platform will b. 50 larte ha, the
whole creation will be able TO stand on il. De-
mocracy kerceiorh. will he an obsolr,e idea.
The Prr>i EN-, i, is Whispered, i under some
magnetic influence in regard L. All tie appoint
mens; but The salvanic electricity required Tor
ina purpose is not produced by rcn'ac, either
with The positive or negative surfaces Of The
members OF his Cabinet. II Is supposed the 9TH
er end of The line is somewhere il The sou,hwes-
tern part OF the Union.
Gen Taylor has demanded the price Of he la'e
Postmaster General, Col Johnson's horses and
5000 is goodlv price for hem. Mr. Clayton
viii probably buy them for himself. MIR Clayton
takes Mr. Bnchanan's house and fnrnure, Mr..
Knox W alker, The late private secretary OF Pre-
sienl Polk has AIKEN the house laiely occupied by
Geo. Marcy. He will remain here, and like his
namesake Rob. J. Walker, practice in The SUI
preme Cuur, OF the u s.
To those good and substantial Wings Who
wish L. come Gown here TER The atjGurunen; oi
the Senate, 10 apply for of:.ces, | would STATE that
Genera Taylor Is not in Ire habit OF inviting all
those who remain uuproviced fer, 10 breakfast or
dinner II was hi, habiI which broke down the
constitution Of General Harrison; General Tay-
lnr wi be more prucent and temperate. VIVA
has eating and drinking 10 do with The govern
men7 X.