Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
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SENTIMENT IN CALIFORNIA

tn the statements of Senators in the discussion of the
cna bill were led to expect by the last arrival au
l! iae! aence that the people OF California will
n5 acqucscc u reduction Of her limits
Sieaowng the South the privilege of entering the ter
'ty South Of 36 degrees 30 minutes. The steamer has
'sc and, TO our great Disappointment we hear OF no
c grateful sound from the Southern part OF Cafor-
ma On the contrary, the San Francisco Herald of July
m says that while the people there not averse to
measure will ensure the settlement of the many ques
TONS at .ssue "there is thing upon which thev
have division Of opinion The proposition to run the
Eae Of the Missouri Compromise the Pacific never
md ior in California The people can never consent to
s-'n 10 a contraction Of their present boundaries
Anyng that will lay the troubled spirit Of dsnion for
ever viii tie hailed with Joy by the people of this country
ss"eI those of other portions Of the Union. But the
'Vshca!lcs OF California must not be disturbed"
is certainly evinces most uncompromsng spirit, lit
eononant with the ardent professions of disposition to
"a! the troubled spirit of dsunion forever"
f;anain the regular Washington correspondent Of the
'1acan to have fallen desperately in love with
W. s1;'s whom he extos to the highest heaven. In a
@ Gated he 10Th inst, from which give extract he
'"S Places Mr.. Bolts in high post, though his concu-
e remark about Cheyacr Bayard looks little adverse TO
Aeev-'pesenative of this district These BIS, Bolts
49, bayard, are great pets Of Mr. Cny
WASHINGTON, AuGrsT %, 1850.
g. .ae probabilities in favor of the selection OF Mr Bolts
Department OF the INTERIOR in view OF the anticipated
n. STATION OF MIR. Mckennan, amount almost 10 certain
.ou'sF nothing will be done until Mr.. Mckcnnan shall
S c'd tut, in the meantime, the decision OF the Presi-
o III le premises, will have been made up. The general
"'paucs, in advance, the selection of Mr.. Bolts
b public confidence abroad in this gentlenan's name,
men wen suggested in connection with Cabinet appoint
ILL., meets with response, that nothing but services
M to the country, could possibly beget. The truth is,
i ore oat very few men in the naon to which the pub
ca nVounaIily turns when the question of making a
b' 'e' Comes up, aud Mr.. Bolts is emphaticay of
s en--Shord, therefore, Mr. McKennan vaca,e his Of
hi, rh is n considered certain owing to his nfrm
t w. hazar Lo,hng in saying that Mr. Bolts selection
Wb post, Viii meet with the universal appreciation of the
No, 'ie ~ ever such the general expectation, must
aasnn, state that IN rumor OF Mr.. Bayards probable
lis ~ to this off gains credence with some and
been Ills said vi confidence, that he has absolutely
' eo upon as theappointce. MIR. Bayardis in town.
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g views and conclusive facts of Mr.. Monfagues
hch we publish to-day, commend it to all true
p'''''s North and South.
r ng William, the majority Of White the lowest on the
,csa 1che' over Norris the highest the independent
H,,sP. y. We have yet received the official vote Of
White is supposed be elected by maorities
"''h ase to trelre in the district. Very close work