The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

belief Int he should MT survive the ap-
preaching evening. No arguments could
remote lrum his mind his fatal prSsfge !,
As The dfy declined, II gained strength.
and hr earnestly enitealed, as n lasi re-.
quest, IL he conveyed to Josspine's a.
parlment-thr prayer Was gfanted S,lnrr
NJ sooner reached the well.k nopn spot.
Than ht g0zed with incilable sati action
ooc'"ff otiect end,afrahy afcrlonate
remembrance -. g.
1lRTe,rring hour advanced lie dismis-
Il lis attendants, the ply aieian NJ mr. re-
! naming IN the apartments. Wien lie
clock struck ninc. Scllnprs rauntenanee
"aa suddeuy lilumiurd, the glow uf hope.
and pleasure tluah.d his wan clIeeks, aud !
he passionalely exclaimed" .lejsepbine.
greet me- once NOR. ~ parting, TINT .Llnsyts
overcome the pangs nf death" Atsfh.se
"oidslhc harp breathed forth strnin sof
jubilee, sudden alcam Of light waved
round the diving man, " ho on hehaldipg
The sign, exclaimed" come, ! come, 10
thee, and sunk senschss on ilc couch.
u nns IN vain thai The astonsh,d ply sician
FASTENED Ia his assistance and he too late
discovered that lii, had Yielded IN tfse con
hiot II WAS loug before ir could bring
stances Which bad prrcrdrd Sclner'a dis-
snlnilon' bul once, ~ ~ moment Of conf
drne", he wussns.osbly led to make The
detail Ia few intimate friends, aud finally
Produced the llafp, hiek he bad appru-
tral"d 10 himself as q icgsry from the
dead. sa4 ~
...ss,ee
The roiee Of Napoleon upon Political Eco.
nony
hascuAi falifn into the error Of mid.
efn systemiaizers," said the Emperor,
who imagine that all the wisdom Of ma
tons is ccniefrd IN themselves. Expert
ehee Is The tfoo nsdd,n.pl nations. What
cdrrcct nrss of id-hs has been introduced
by my gradual classification of agriculture,
industry aud trade; objects 81 distant in
Ih',n7' l'cs, aud y hwh prcsenl 50 great ADD
t'po,ltn gritdunlitin.' 4
.s.lsl.--.dg,icmtipe lie soul, the first
basls ot the empire. ,4.A
End fndnst,gj the comfort and hnp
uln.ss VI The po66inlinn
a" 3d- Foreign Irads.; the snrcrahun.
dan"e, proper application of the surplus
oihgIienllure and lnduairy.
Agriculture was continually improving
dnung the whole c6asse of The revelation.
farrignrrs Thought il ruined ~ France. la
lali, however, the English we're enmnpn
ed 10 admit that we had little or nothing 10
learn from them. ssr
= Industry or manufacturers, and inter.
nal trade, made immense progress during
my reign The application of chemistry
10 The manufactures enns.d them to adj
VANCE With giaut strides. gave an i'm
Pulsr, The effects al " hich extended lhro'-
oni Europe. -
"Foieign trade, winch nits results Is inf
hlieiy lhlrnol to agriculture, Was M object
81 subordinate importance ~ my mind
Foreign irnde Is made for agriculture and
Ilome industry, and NOT the Two atterfor
llie ioflner. nlways4promotcd them In
'h'rlsnaiural graduation but | could not
aud ought moi 10 have ranked them all on
al quality. Tine viii unfold nhat have
done, HE national resources which | crca-
ted, aud The emancipation from the English
which brought about
nalutallzed in France the manufacture
OF eottun 10 which includcs.
Isl. Spun cotton We did not pr.vi
'innsly spin II ourselves the English sup
plird ia nlih II as "A SORT nf favor.
=" I'd. The Ueb.-- We did moi yet muLe
II II came rs from abroad.
Sd. The Priniing.-This was The only
part oi the manufacture thai We performed
ourselves. | wished 10 naiuraZe The two
fia br rches aud iproposed To the Coun
ell oi State, thut their importation should
be prohibited. This excited great alarm.
sent for Obefcamp, and | conyerscd
with him lorg Time. learn from him,
that this pfahlblti,. would doubtless pro
dnce II shock, bh that after year on two
81 perseverance, II would prove triumph,
whence "" should dcIisc immense adynnta
tag"s. I bcu issued my decree in spite
oi l'lli Tins VAS II true piece of statesman
odp.
" nj first cOnfnod myself merely 10 pro
limiting The web Then extended the pro
hibslion To spun cotton and We now pos
sess within ourselves the three bran, hes of
the cotton manufacture 10 the great benefit
of our population, aud the injury and re
grel Of The English - Which proves that in
evil government a3 we'll rs in ar, decision
! Of character is often Indispensable TO sue
cess. ohelcd million ol francs as a re
ward for the discovery of method OF
| spinning fax like cotton, and this diseove
y would undoubtedly have been made,
but Tor or unfortunate circumstances.
! should then have prohibited cotton it
COZ Id not have uaturallzed IL on the cont
nert.
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