Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

down the cotton spinners at Manchester and that
work is supported by the very saints who cannot
endure there should be slavery in jamaica. Men
are whipped to death at Charing- Gross, while
drums and trumpets sound tn drown their cries,
within the near shot OF these saints, and it dis
turbs not their rest But the ovefseer, who stung
to madness by the Vaccinations of these very men,
shall chastise slave beyond the point, the press
is to work and il is spread every table. Who
hears about men being whipped to death at Charing
Cross If it appears in the press, it is denied.
Would TO God that the press as, in this country,
as in England. II is not there that the King, and
a few foreign Ministers, and one or two Of the
Inhabitants, have all the dinners to give it is not
there that they give the to the fashion. There
Is Devonshire House, at which had the entire,
where there weekly concerts, that would put
Carlton House in the dark. There is Spencer
House, where the nobility and gentry assemble -
and the question is whether man is of an old
family and landed estate. Mr.. Coke is as much a
Peer as if he sat in the House OF Peers and the
mushroom Lords are much Commoners as
- Here some lines are wanting, in the course OF
which MIR. II. adverted to the political history of
Lord Londonderry and Lord Castlereagh. He
then added what follows. Lord Londonderry
was the manager OF the House of Commons he
discharged the functions there, which gentleman,
whom don't now see, but whom did see this
could not spare Lord Londonderry from the
House of Commons Lord Liverpool was obliged
to be in the House of Peers, and his sagaci,y and
experience, for be was born and bred Minister,
as Washington said OF Lee soldier he came
from his mothers womb minister. He studied
at the feet of Gamaliel, and that Gamalcl was his
father better known to US Lord Hawkesbury !;
but, when he died, he compelled to take bis
seat in the House of Peers Lord Londonderry
D,.l, lii
from the county of Down, but he could come in as
an English Commoner. Lord Londonderry, to
the day Of his death, not exempt from the
of the Sheriff of Middlesex. He would have
been an English Peer, but he could not affordi:
He came in for borough, and he continued
the management of the House of Commons ;
they could not afford to lose him. Crede
erperfo, &c. He was the most dexterous -
the most ACUTE tactician, manager Of that House.
ever saw, or had any conception of. l must
except Lord Liverpool in the other House, but it
does not require the same sort of talents 10 con-
duct the House Of Peers, as 10 conduct the House
OF Commons. Lord Londonderry, who has been
libeed by Tom Moore, and other wits, was one
OF the most perfect gentlemen, extremely disnified
wary, prudent, and sagacious-his loss was
most severe loss to the Enslish-so severe that il
compelled Lord Liverpool to insist, the Chancel-
lor, and something greater, notwithstanding, that
u
The sagacity, the ability, the instructive sagacity,
foresight, and prudence, of Lord Liverpool, ms
weight OF character, his calmness-his having no
children TO provide for-no bevy OF relations and
hangers-on to provide for, out of the public crib
to put into the public sty-his superiority to
every suspicion of sinister motives has been the
main brace, to speak nautically, of the British
Constitution. Yes, sir, Lord Liverpool, mark
my words! who had the good sense 10 feel his way
q " iupen t.1tp off,
rash young man, just come to his estate-put a
beggar on horseback and he will ride to the deyel
OF acting like spendthrft who has got
a prize OF hundred thousand dollars, and who
spends, and thinks he cannot get rid of il quick
enough and instead of ten years, finds il does not
last two-Lord Liverpool, feeling his way, as
every wise statesman and physician does "a ply
sican will make himself acquainted with the pa
tent and the history OF the disease and every thing
connected whit he will stay by his bedside for
days and weeks II 1t is chronic unless il is
case that requires degree of urgency surprising
1t chronic case "a Panama case he will sit bv
the bedside Tor weeks he will acGuaint himself
with the disease, he will give the medicine, and
wait and see its operation before he goes further
A man who should lay aside Indian corn and plant
potatoes on his whole estate, by way of expert
ment, would stand chance of being ruined but
there is nothing TO prevent his planting an acre
establish the feasibility of the plan by actual expe
riment. What is the Bsconian philosopby2 A
philosophy OF induction of severe reasoning
founded on severe experiment. founded not ON
one experiment. Sir Joseph Banks made but one
to make the fleas into Holsters, accord
ing to Pndar, but they would not become HOLSTERS.
damn their souls How do you know, If he had
made another experiment, but he would have sue
ceeded perhaps the want OF some acid or alkaIi
tod f,tt-a
black man, OF this country that country, of this
situation or that situation, give me iury-rial man.
a habeas-corpus man, let him be votir supplies
man, an asscmby-ma Il can tell you whether
can make free Constitution out of him or not
VIII not make an extreme medicine of the Consti-
tuition will not put him diet of mineral or
poison. This Lord Londonderry. So
grossly belied, was the most dignified man | ever
beheld-I have nothing to say about his princi
pies have nothing to say about Ireland Il have
attempted TO portray, with feeble pencil and timid
hand, the misery of Ireland it must be seen. felt
heard, aud UNDERSTOOD it must be more than ali
this lit must be smell for you wind it as far as
you woulda cat, a chat of our desert "a pole cat
- never was on board white slave-sbip, but
have heard descriptions of them far exceeding in
nauseousness those of the black slave-ships. r.
never was on board black slave-ship but once.
and that was at Charleston, and that was as clean
hnu oWee' FhP as ever was on board OF IN my
life the People were well and healthy, hearty
and contented, eating rice out of wooden bowls
with much govt. am not defending the slave
rade- Two or three lines wanting J. If you will
promise the money first wherewiih 10 get the thing
you want you will find your expenses are dimino
shed GO 2.3 per cent Two shillings Virginia
money will go as far, in ready money, as one dol
lar will so on credit, except at the door of thea
ire, or for luxuries that may be well dispensed
with. If, instead of suffering the account 10 be
-ased against YOU and living over for Dsvr,en, 49,,