Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

e d., ,,,r and the innumerable objects LOT "n'su ,
are now pending in Congress. 49, 'is, soon d.
Tin urrspn, increase from The pupic '"it' I mount
'''e pr r, has diminished 10 the small alo"nl
nf low Thousand dollars iof t"e la't 49,, ,c,od
koow ,ha, the tariff may he reouceu on an hat ,E
articles without disturbing .he Gun ~, .hsnrh IN the
va. 40 - may be reduced SO low as 70 "osoio " W.
tet ~, rnrnd,ure any surplus when may remain
nS, nroy;dng for the casualties 0. Tue lhetr'h's
a''el rIsy know and fear that this state OF things,
l;I ,nns, necessarily result in the reduction OF the
VIZ f nubIc land and the repeal of The tariff leaving
% e,rnji,s Of the people in their own pockets, must
Gn.Iy sweep away the whole currupting American sys
i.mu system OF political kmarery, designed to build
up nonopoes and privileged classes, aud Government
wedding corrupt Influence, Instead oil tile authority u
the popular will.-Gi"hc
THE WHITE PARTY AND The ABOLITION
PARTY IN TIE HOUSE
WAsuISGTpS, April - 1T will be seen: ny 'le pro.
cerdings Of yesterday in the House. That anoIr ' ,
made to fix day for the consideration '' l ",''
from the Senate for thu admission OF Michigan anu ti
kansas into The Union It .aed again by the union OF Inc
Abolition party and the White party \ 'S'se '''" y!
will be by the votes, are IN favor o. an eI' os
position Of this important suDlecI' WHICH N':P .s w
ME Of tyo crr,l and nowcfu Territories in suspense
bu, it is the policy Of the cooperating iaclions 10 prevent
it. There appeared in 4 Iac number OF Inc Bell anu
White organ ut Nashville letter IN regard 70 lns mat
Ter, in which The effort OF tile hrP"pcah parry
the question: was charged scrTne on the part % ."e
friends of the Administration and Mr.. Van Guren to krns
new strength to their aid in the Presidents ai eec!on-
This accounts Tor Jul White vote against hcnisah
in the Senate He knew if the admission OF Mic higah
defeated, that Arkansas wou'a De surrey of ,''c
VOTE nasrnuch il is understood that The Nor'efh anu
Southern Territories will be admitted Pdrt p':$" 10
keep the balance between the S'atts OF Lie Union
I'm pursuance OF The abolition and multiplying policy: IN
which The Judur united in the Senate, We find Gn'h Tue
.c,i,ps hurmvniyiru in the House 10 dcru action M The
bills Notwithstanding il is known lha! The ccnlovet'
cd Jurisdiction in the disputed trrrltny between ono
and Mchran threatens Collision ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wi,hsa the dreadful Consequences 10 our instlu-
tons whic. may follow the shock OF civil war between
differing members Of the Conlcdrracy, yet such Is Inc
feeling which Tie coalition indulge against MT van bu'
rem that we find the NurlIrru faction not only ready 10
risk the consequences of civil roii between Michigan
and Ohio but c"nspre with Nuilii"rs 10 Keep NORTH
rrn State Of the Confrdcracy, lest It may operate
against their Presidential candidate IN the House. anu
on the other laod, the Sn"McTn "hc "teA """
Anl;fcys willing to see the Missouri question made
against Arkansas and TO vote against taking up Inc
bill for her admission rather than have her suffrage let
in the Presidential election. We here give The vote on
the question: classified to the abolition men and Inc
Wds men, so tina, the public may see how they hang IN
couples.
.iboiitica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Mass Heman Allen
of Vi Bailey Of Me; Briggs Of Mass; Calhoun OF
Mass; Chambers Of Pa. Childs of n. Y; Clark ct IA
Evans Of Me; Everett OF VI; llazel''ne Of N; T.;
Granger of n. Y Hester of Pa; Hna Of Mass; Jack
Of Mass; James of VI; Lay Of ~ Y; Love OF ~
Y; McKennon of Pa; and Shade of VI.
Hhite men end .NuN;fcrs.-Bell Of Tenn; Bunch Of
Tenn; Campbell Of S. G.; Carter Of Tenn; Deberry
of a. c. Forester of Tenn Grayson of S. CT Griffin
of S. c.; II. Johnson Of La; Lewis Of Ala; Maury OF
Tenn; Pear2e of Md. petligrew of N. G; Rencher OF
n. C.; Standrtr Of Tenn; l.. Williams Of n Ci Iaa-
7ro Of Va; Mercer Of Va; Steele Of Md; and Wise
uf Va.
For the purpose Of defeating the consideration Of the
bills, (y vote of hrdD it was necessary that Mr.
Clay's Kentucky phalanx should be brought Inland
here they are, every man fohocing suit to MIR. Clay
vote in the Senate:
kentucky Opposition. Chiffon Allan, John Calloon,
John Chambers w. j. Graves, B. Hardin, James tlar'
Ian J. r. Underwood, John White, ShcTrod Williams
IGiObc.