Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

mate Ike Spain, the people liked 10 labovr rs hide
IS possible h't the peasanry, in aosi of die l,u-
'inces, eo"iuNed ~ one Sr t~o dsss iaiour ia the
week to muni" themselves thu, on the other day.
they chose to wnnd,i at,.d wrapped up in their
cloaks that hes hate the burden aud rrsstuint III "a
family ,hAt nn ufcguariiy OF iuis' ,Uuuse between
tue : >es take place IN The Will .es extent oi
wtiich liVe no Conception - tkis cuuntr. thni
the oomhsr OF houses 10. iece,.r. ,ie uits Of illicit
intercourse j. piotieiOus spain that te ,tiistra
ara ralIdiy ked oil an them, through neglect, wan;
81 uu'sc>, ~. 10 m"ke way fve new c0h,,s, On
~iich sUlJv he SAID We u,iga ubtat,I anpi4 nui
nation ia = r.potj on those Houses laid before The
C"fie-. lie sad twas raUuril that marriage
should Ia IA disit'or win the Spanish peaSasiry,
ndny ciHss"s ot whom, ~ the shepherds mu;eicers,
-. hesef 1tNed IA lNed home, aud nCIrr Slept i.
beds and all loved 10 ahOIi, as Il itat
sh"o'd Ia IN iavnr IA northern country, where he
MGR oi the ciimaie forced ihe people live 10y the
q @>ide s.eai part ot she ear, and where the care
aud aieniionS OF VIE we're indispensable To-
Portable existence. The CUries he said, dad
sid-r merely the feelings iHcinaiion OF elass
ot nc community hui wished To reUder Sr.in great
2ni g'niIors, "Gd TO ni"ke al classes coat ihGe IN
uu> eni.- lhcy wished, therefore, put stop to
~ vag''und tneimalions OF The people, tn ercou-
. rage nISrriast, that the nstiiIu tondneSs fur irI
chlten, aud the necessity 81 maintaining Iben
SiInni'Ue them TO niGuEtty, COncCNng ihat savage
hb'riV moi Inc Ol jeci which legislators oughi
encourage, bar a social f4mic, oil Which the basis
should hc a.labOrOns population, furnishing neuns
hoi merely for thcT subsistence hut for tho sub
sistence OF ihnse Who follow the arts and scicnces
and l;e a,ure, those who supply instruction aud ~
masement, ali hai improves and ail that adnrus LIE
70 .din"Hd, aud the monks aud the rahhln, hay e
- umrhed, iur The present hut it ia piupe1 thai
| th"s" # our Ciuas hu triumph also, should know
exactly what hey have gained. iiis well, 100, Iha
the E"glish people generally should know what tlt
ada,lion of several hundred millions 10 heir debt hu.
achieved ~ Spain.
u Is cufIOu. h the same time, TO contrast a conn
try l'ke Spain ihinly inhahitsd, in,ulsina IA illic
! intercourse, wuhou ndusry, where robust men
/ pmusr themselves III robbery and murder by WV
OF giving - occdsIuull variety idle iie,-wl
ir'ianr swaTmng with CIGARS iion The excessive
iondntss for marriage; the people, however wiling
To "o but inIced 10 rob aud piundor 10 escape Ca
ia ne"
In later paper, the writer replied 10 the remarks
on th' iits' communication, aud maintained that the
reason why The constitutional ruuee did not success
:" Spnn, we'll a. Ia Italy, that the re,outon
~ete nTade hy gentlemen, aud the common people
and the m.jnrty OF the middling orders dbl no, M
teti,re. |! insists nlsO that il is folly ia
the Spanish pcasanirv well of, that ia Anda-
lnsa they are magniticenty dressed have abundance
! ot horses aud mules, &c He SAYS that the Fienrl
fcv"ui.on was democratic nue--tle present ariS
iorrqt'c one The editor of The Morning Chrouicl,
IN ichii King upon ihis communication cites Othr
au,houiv 10 show hat The comparative happiness q
HE Spanish peaSantry is proved 10y the testimony oi
travellers, an'l admits that MS opinion The cundi
lion Of the pcasanuy al Spain is more happy tina,
i'iai OF lie nhOrus people IN the south aud west A.
England. We shall make further extract
i'om these papers pn this snijcc'. We would 40
have It 1frued from these sta .cTcmiS ,lt the con
di'ion OF Spain rs large j. hy any means envnbie bu
Oni rtcseni purpose show only that The COAST
tuition never had the cordial support aud good is
of the people. Boston Rep