Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

Nnihing would con'rhute more 20 raise - standing
'ai increase The wealth and prosperity of the Satc
and II Il be practicable and within our means NORTH
S"roiha ought neverto renqusi IL. The RrsnoAe
Navigation Company ba>e, ut lergth, ex,cn led tie
! canal ~ the Sreat Falls To Wel,lon's Orchs %.
rt"m ihe Orchard to the River below, there is IL pori
| ae" respectfully recommend To YOUR consdsia-
non, whether u would NOT he expetient for North
Carolina 10 carry the canal to thu river either u,
subscribing for the unapprop,,aied shares ~ that con-
pa"S, or 10y sach other means Your wlsdon, may
dictate
file then passes on Ia Ronds-to the en-
couragemenI held ont by III. last Legislature
f'r the production nf Agricultural Soclrties, of
which many counties have not awaited them
| sfNes. Tie recommends that a lp,. COPIES
oil Mr.. Skinner's invaluable agricultural pa
per represented Ia each Society ia the state.
also " the purchase ola small farm near In,
University" for the purposes ofexperirnent.-
lie conmends in the strongest terms the act
OF the last Assembly Establishing imprisou-
ment Tor debt > and expresses his hopes tina
TINS " humane law may be permitted 10 remo,n
in force"
Some ofthe friends al Messrs Adams and
Calhoun do no; seem altogether satisfied with
each other. The Editor of the National Jour
nat, lately established at Washington, in the
interests of Nlr. adams, declares that the W
Y. Patriot " though il has not vet reached
that elevation of SANDER against Mr.. Adams
which distinguishes" certain other pauers.
I" seems still -,nulous To attain The same dis
tlnctlon.' The Journal denies the Patriots as
sertion, that Mr.. Adams stands on the same
ground with Mr.. Crawford, ia relation to the
protection of our mauulactures"-states in
terms not IN he misunderstood, that Mir. a.
Is IN favor of the tariif-and asks: !" Which of
the heads of departments, during the discus
uf RniIlyin'g hill far ta,iH
preached the nearest to Mr.. Crawford IN has
strong and frequent expressions Of disapprota,
lion Of that JiiP'
Again-The Patriot charges upon Mr.. A.
that " In his reply tn Gen. Smyih, he has given
IL g his full avowal ofadhesion To The Virginia
doctrine, respecting the construction of the
constitution" WHAT says Mr.. AS friend IN
reply
Whether he comedies with The V,reini, noli,r;,ns
or "oI, IL certain sta, repy rh avow-
~, hnngh these ed orS say II do. IL S whole 20
htca' course SHOWS marked reSpe"' To- nesi :
mth'e constitution constant 81 auj
'o'ion 10 IT'S prime pies ;sani serpess wa'c ia IA
z" h>od u violation or foTgeulness ul them. Ii,
thereiort our c"n>lilut,un be u republican, constu.
iion, he las shown him,Af one of the ii mesl aud
mo I md 'i-tne republicans that can he fpund an
% whole list III our statesmen. Boz hat his reply
L G'n Smyti, proves VIA, he n. Y. Patriot says
Improves, is not true.
The counter-assertiOn nf these two Editors
'AaC'iy Cohh'u'S inr OplniOn WnicN we Orl1I-
naliy formed about that letter-ihat it was
cutc"ldfed for the meridian Of Virginia a
mere al cGptnndum-i the unjusiiiiab,r rxprdi-
ent al il calculating politician Ia make the. Viz
ginlans hink thit he was with them, when,he
was really Against them. That letter was
hlShly discredtable TO its authnr.-It WAS like
his 4th of July Grafton, in which he abused
the British nation, and rIdicuird almost purtry
and philosophy itself, to persuade The people
Of hrs dislike In The British nation; after has
ing made that nation the theme of his warm
est panegyrc, when he minister ia Lon
don.
The journal asserts, that the friends Of
al The candidates except Mir Adams aud Gen
jackson, appeal strongly and constantly to
sectional teelings."-iias the EDITOR never
seen Mr.. Waish's appeal tn the " Universal
Yankee Nation ?"-H Has he mt seen more than
once IN the n. Y. American the most fervent
appeals 10 the feelings of he north
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