Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

from tie Baltimore Americana
The Legislative Council of the Territory of Arkansas
assembled at Little Rock the capital, the 9th instant
In the Arkansas Advertiser have the Message of Go
Fulton
The Governor congratuates the members offe Coun
Gil upon It's being the last time that they meet as the
Legislative Department of dependent Government"
an enumeration Of the inhabitants Of the Territory made
Tor the present year. having shown that the population is
found 10 be equal TO the ratio fixed for Federal Repre-
senation On the subject Of admission into the u MON
Governor Fulton says that he doubts the power of
Congress 10 require the submission OF the Constitution
of State to for approval In regard the Sa-
very question, he adds:
Surrounded this Territory By holding States and the
ssh TO od ba 9eeesof property being secured TO citizens by
question Of the right of restriction which In
o. ,at NE rights Of the citizens IN any Poon Of tho
Notwithstanding that so large portion Of the expense
Of supporting the Territorial Government is paid by the
United States, the revenue is not equal TO the expendi-
lures and the report Of the Treasurer exhibits debt
eight thousand dollars. The deficiency is believed to
arise from the neglect Of the assessing and collecting Off
GERS II is stated that nearly million Of acres Of public
lands have been sold in Arkansas within eighteen
months
II appears chat frontier habits prevail in Arkansas
great extent for the Governor saws that much complaint
Is made Of the insufciency Of Tie laws and failure 10
enforce them lie adYeris likewise to the practice Of
carrying arms, which he says, has been the Of
of the Territory abroad
On account Of the exposed situation Of Arkansas sha
Governor recommends that the General Government be
peiilioned to establish two Arscnas under the protec-
ton Of battalion Of United States troops one at Little
Rock, the seat Of government, and the other on tse
Western boundary.
DENocRArIc STATE CoSvEsTIoS-Nearly all the De-
mocratc editors in Indiana have out in favor Of
The proposed State Convention the eighth Of January
next, for the nomination Of Electors Of President and
Vice President Of the United States We are glad TO
perceive that old friend Stout the first printer In
diana, who is now in his twenty-sixth years publication
Of the Western Sun, and who has ever been per.
sonal friend Of Gen Harrison and his ardent supporter
while Governor Of The Indiana territory, cannot be
cnanged ron MS principles party by the present cry for
Scncr9l Harrison Indeed, " there is supporter Of
General jackson ~ lHdiana who vors The election Of
Harrison for President we have not heard Of the man
and II is an oDdenobe fact that Daorty Of his oldest
and friends ia indioRa are the sopuorters Of
Gen Jackson Hence the respect bg both parties tat
has been paid 70 Cen Harrison his vsts 10 our state
Notwithstanding The personal feeling many enter
tain for General Harrison, they Wow him as cnyelv on
qualified FOR President.--Ltdi0Ua Dcnocrof
TIE APPROACHING CoS0REss.--The N Y Journal
Of Commerce gives statement q the political compiler
son Of the U. s. Senate and House Of Representatives
including the two Senators 70 be elected from Michigan
N Gaze she u admitted into The Union, which is Ne fol-