Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
TO THE PUBLIC.


winch We have - long given them. After world OF eaes
ans, dappoinitntS, the i,rr length puts ON n Gsfs
10 pans Tor tins prio AFTER remaining mar three
months IN Philadelphia, waiting; uon operations OF an
ouT attentive AgSni did return home tin "Wednesday
last st seize tho first .osnt, tlt ae nc:ry re-
u, to make nur bow again bciure the public; hank
them iur ;bc ycr which they have always shown Is ai 10
convince tlen least t'rt though W. may IL ~.
!iot op> a. Neias t! WISH - We can nj least premise them
that ~ appear better, when Press @ been WORKED
down and cur types have worn better together.
We beg leave, at the time say, that ii Is not
merely The dress of tie paper, that hope improve
rs ~ ,e more e,se'rt part, IN the spirit that movs x
mates paper t1t we shall attempt better. We have
aierly done nothing, NOT beca have slept bed of
T %a a p o. e'l to ,e 'E pae mot y ng @
sat thosl We have slept We hope hong prove toth
t,at We are not dc atWe have much To do and not only
ao Dit all the punle Journals, that the
cts Of tins country The har',t indeed il rich one, and
we snail I st N our sickle with ke,r spirit ira"
the season OF News over Is Bunaparte imprisoned in
Die Tower and LOUIS quietly seated the Throne Have
YOU IN! battles 10 BRING upon tie field, any wonderful
Ncyoluors OF Empires to sound in ears What extra
ordinary events have you IN for us or, Will you
her show Us IN what way to re cibbas and sing
s, with sonnets addressed yournistrsss eyebrows p
Your patience, my good Sir Admitting all this to be
true that The quantity of news which may henettorth
expect may be compressed into nutshell thai only the
rsbss spirit oi Bonparte inr extinct but still
more restless temper OF the French people VII quietly s-
Der under almost every wrong which great nation can
Ne subjected that Euope Is finally up and balanced, 10
t te views oi The Allied jgns that they will quiz
Guy ST down TO enjoy the pmer which they have acquired
that they viii abide by the g-nrtee ofth. Congress of vi.
ein neither covcttpS what belongs Others nor permit
ing any other TO il ta, e People whom they have
mtertd away viii submit their tspen,ation> that the
BeigIls will bow the neck the Dutch the Saxo,s 10 ,r
frsa the Lon,baids Austria, and the heroic Pole TO
the ambitious Russian Admit too. tat faction in Our own
country has ceased agitate u.s. that the last head of the
Federal Hydra OFF, that Congress has lost all its ni,r.
c>t With the and that the President gis as sinuot,-
y into Chair - constable into his commission Without
occasioninga Single contention orte slightest paperWar-Ad
nut too that the physical world that there no tenn
pest drown no Volcano TO oy,rwlel no EahauaL 70
of
describe discuss but that The political well a abe phy
s wSsid becomes as smooth as "a summers Admit all
these Idle snpposons 10 be correct and though "trip our
papers much OfdeirattIacton yet there nothing left Tor
Have the Americans no 1Uo,eroJ.ses to clear, Nm co
as 10 construct No RJadS 10 form No Brlgcs to cre?
Must The productions OF our soil he continually subjected to
INSTRUCTIONS on their way TO market Must In
erlal communications for remain the laughng-soek
OF strangers, and the reproach Of citizens
But what Is worse, il amy tng be than this
why's ins, hismded man, permitted Wild like e
face oi nature ?-Where the pubic Sooif winch we
have endowed Why i,the venerable seminary OF WILLIAM
and Mary! in the Condition which it has been reduced
nom ;se observation ter Parents, < too frequently es,n
tdifom te feelings Of Virginia Where our pihie Libra
ne sciences ?-Itany canvew ths OF neglect and
dsoa,on Sth indifference he blessed with more pIc;.
Virginia. ''' 'O'
Whis','e have suc subject. rgore VS. can any an say
ia We iiNe nothing to do Can any b,,Nt that tile
ihlI ouglt IL iaSais oT subjects OF riecton lha;
there are 10 themes to he tcuc,j in the piDe papers No
sure, and deyoteit 10 Internal bsf5.0telnc.f.
WAC VIII JON III ;is caIsc, Or r.,ter. WHO vil re-
fuseit assistance We ctl upon the Of experience
upon men OF leisure upon OF experience skill 10
contribute towards tbs holy undertaking. For our own
parts, while We humhly confess leficitcs, stat! do
the utmost i'll power aidit. In this cause ~ az. m.
defs etl,iSlaSts.We wtl hut are wiling How
ever feeble the BRAIN the hear; The srylc.
We caliupon the NirgniaIS from their ethargy
This the mOmcIt for action. At the of war winch
has crowned her with aure, in poss ssion rcpua
ton for paroiism which traitors have dared 10
t'rnis, blessed with whose genius Is equal to any thing
what does she want but energetic system of internal in
provenent to extend her charae and preserve h. inu
enee IN the Union! Without vigorous effort she must fade
ntn star Of the second third magnitude. Industry and
enterprise may always keep her the and brightest
We cannot accomplish every thing once-but liz rs be-
gn adopt scheme Of gradual improvements and 20 ON
without ceslSing.
Ina few days, shall devote portion of our paper
20 these subjcctsaiOng with miscellaneous matters, such as
Literary sketches hints inte arts, sctures Sciences
Nc-ior keeping view, that all these things will Dc OF
little avail 10 us, nation, If its rights and liberties are
not preserved mViOate. Politics, therefore, will still e the
principal aim othis paper With the Republican Party We
have shared the dangers ofwar and the blessings n peace
We proud to belong them. We have always been one
OF them and ofus completely change our claie
ter, before consent leave them.
We turn, therefore, iaIDorS with additional ardo
truths hhe" the business aud 0ons of the people" but
IT is truth, stern, niieNble uIi, which i, Virginia
10 n duc of her Deficiencies.