Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14
ARKANSAS and MICHIGAN.

Every impartial is sckened nj Tie eH'''S, ""'1"
have been made procrasnate the admission {" t'.se
two Territories into the Union. Mr.. Wise speaks oy Tile
hour-and contributes TO spin out the session o' u
day night till Friday morning, 10 o cuck-and why
Does he wish to defeat their rnering into the Uninn-ahu
ha wing their lprllnac share in the election OF the next
President bv whom their affairs will be administered as
well uur own? Or is it mere party measure, 70 pre-
vent these territories from admission as S'aes &C.
the Wings upprclend that they viii support MT
Van buren, Is not this the secret Of all the oPpnsi-
ton; And is it by such manGuvreS that the Wings e1'
pecl to gain The confidence OF an enlightened feoPe -
As 10 Mr. Adanss miserable effort 10 bring the subject
of slavery into the discussion Of the Constitution OF Ar
kansas, is moi worth the while OF MI wise 10 waste
his breath or the time oihe House. for he must know that
Mr. Adams is just able 10 carry such proposition as
Mr. Wise is 10 set The Potomac fire. it is mere fetch,
which rebounds very little to the credit Of the Orator
Tie Lnccudiary Publication Bill.
Mr.. Van Burens casting vote could not save the bill
prohibiting the circulation through The mail OF IncendIa'
~ publications. II lost lis third reading, 10y vote
Of - to 19-and we feel bound anayze the vote, and
state the result This BILL then, which has been deemed
essential the tranquility if not the very safety, OF
the South lost partly in consequence Of The Wing
opposition from The save'hodlnS section. Eve wings
from the slave. holding States (yz. Messrs. lay and
Criendem from Kentucky, Gudsborough md Kent
from Mary land, and more strange to tell MI Ls'gh,
from S.ae) voted against the biz! They would
have turned the vote into "A ayes and ~ noes Inc
result is that while Mr. Van Buren, would have carried
THIS healing aud quoting measure, the . Wing Sena-
tos have exposed the South 10 this dangerous source OF
agitation Whatever then of agitation: or Ut panic. or
Of mischief may arise from this defeat let those Wing
onaturs from the slave holding States share the
sibly Should any attempt BIZ made to produce excite
ncnl and revive jealnuses between the holding
and The holding sections uf the Union, let Mr.
Buchanan OF Pennsylvania and Mr. Robinson Of Illinois,
and the Vice President and two Senators from y. York
be deemed innocent
Efforts are already making among the Wings Of The
North to hunt down Martin Van Buren, for his vote
Two of the papers Of Boston and OF rhl!adr phia
are out upon hm-and the Harrisburg Telegraph (he
Anti. Masonic Wing paner) points 10 him as being in
favor Of slavery And shall Of the South Join the
Northern Wings in throwing stones at him? After all
what is this bbut carrying out precauion, Tor which
MIR Gorerneur Of N. York, and MIR. kcnds aud Mr.
lIurer Of Charleston and many other Postmasteis
were thanked last year: What is il but carrying in
some specific form Tie recommendations which GEN
Jackson made 10 Congress in his last December Mes
sage--or which, lie received the genera! pauds Of the
People. Hear Inn
10 leaving the of other branches Of this interest
ing subject TO The State authorities, whom they pro-
perly belong it is nevertheless proper for Congress
take such will prevent the Post Office De-
partmcn,, which desi gned 10 foster amcablt in
tercourse and correspondence between all the mrmbers
Of the Conicdrracy, from being used instrument Of
an opposite character. The General Government, TO
which The great trust is contded, OF preserving nvio
late the relations created among the States by the Con-
s,uon is especially bound avoid, in its action
any thing that may disturb them. would therefore,
call be special attention Of Congress the subject and
respectfully suggest the proprety OF passing such law
as will prohibit under penalties the circulation in
the Southern States, through the mail, Of inccndiary
publications intended to instgate the slaves 10 lnsurrec