Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

Iyor could aot command the patronage requisite for
's independent, support. and yield such re-
nnefso" Tor EDITORIAL services az would render Il
OBJECT for ourselves, or any else to pe,srvere la
what appeared TO Va TO be 'or,orn hope Sine. that
gay, however, We have received evidence to
me belle, that an interest Is felt in different quarters
OF the Unon, IA regards its continuance which ONLY
requires an n'ims,ion fon us, that few hcpdrvd .d
dlhonal subscribers our list would command our
o-wei ser i,e- 10 the which we hav- hs.n
Tor near two yearr dew .ed without Z, call forth
tn perspnsl .xrions OF sv,ral Of our irend 10 OH
tain the req iste number. The evidence referred to-
rs cona'ned IL Luntsr OF newspap.'s eud in private
letters and ~ OF .uca nature well ia re~.sore 10
the ienipsr in which this Journal has EN-
d. 70 us sirpo.ed tiAci-cy IN dipen. ths lc u-ons
OF the restrictive ys,en that cauno, doubt oI the
Jealous aod atcent co operation OF in
d'v'dual' in enisavors 20 enlarge il. circulation.
ittiuenced by these :de and csnddjv con
e-ng that the triumph OF truth and rincpie, IN re-
aNon TO the great qussh ns which now axii.te thi.
country subject very des- art We arr pre
PAID TO say that our huahle abilities are at the dis
pa. OF those who with ~ ameat that the sire,t ia.
ORC which political wisdom has devised, 4. now
IN DANGER OF p'osraon, frcm the exercise OF powsr
as arbitrary AMI Unconstitutional is Destructive of
'he prosperity o. the people. The city Of Washington
cannot, however, he he theatre OF our fu.ue shors
ances connected with III. great design of this.
raper, which is TO place before III public not merely
theoretical arguments. but specific facts demand thai
our location should be az PHILADELPHIA or NV York
where access can be bad To practical merchants me-
ehanics and manufacturer Tor such inf alton as
not he found IN books L. is very Observable, that tn
arm party now mainly rely, for the support of their
system, upon the fail in the pTices of ,nanu6,ef.r.y
commodities which they sscrib. to The high du NJ mi
Important that this slend-r o,hod should be tax,
from under their fee, by prgrfIg, can be done from
,"no,ies an prices current OF former years. that the
l has resulted froa oh-r causes. and that IN. onIv
en- ct OF the TanH is 10 preoeat goods as being as
cheap as they Mould 0fher,cise 1T will he our ,ro
v'rce TO srply these facts for the use Of those who
are iahorng IN the same caus. with ourselves; and
moment rejection viii show The importance Of
constant stream Of light, which, if kept up for Two
more year.. cannot, We think, tail TO overthrow the
of American" @
The question is now. therefore. dis,incv prscs, H..
fore the friends OF Free Trade and State Ri.ht.
Shall the Binnsr Of the Constitution in II. es.nt
forin devoted chiefly TO political economy and
oe permitted any longer to waive in tho region
Norm oil the Potomac! IL can slread boast of the
patronage OF no uncomfortable number Of our Al emf
hen' Statesmen oil the professors of political economy
OF our OF our principal colleges; Of almost every writ
IN the United States. whose name il known to us as ar
advocate OF free trade; and of respectable body of ma,
liticians, lawyers, merchant, banker aprcuitu,i.,.
manufacturers aud retired lemen scat cred ,hrou
cut the different states, which il would be ea.y
gain 10 collect around a common standard The.
s true all united, have only been adequate by tbe
subscriptions thus lac, 20 defray the expenses Of the
publication. Bat the circulation of the of tb
paper has not been limited to their psrusai. We ex.
change with upwards of seventy edor., of whom pro.
bib'y forty or hty compliment us by selections from
column; and had our means enable n. 10 eoch ,,,
with all who desired it, and which more extended
patronage would have afforded, n much wider .xt.n
sion would have been given to the doc,ri maintain
ell by us, than has taken place. TIE article he
" Taxes, tave', taxes" witch hiss MOI yet completed ia
circuit will before l. sors probably have gone
forty or fifty thousand impress ions, and perba,. have
brought inc the view ci quarter of million of peo-
pie the first knowledge they possced that they are as
heavily 'axsd as any people on -arh.
IL the answer TO this appsal he affirmative let IL he
communicated TO by such demonstrations OF earnest
co-opsraion az each Individual may ink proper 10
adoIt All new Subscribers, whose names shall roach
~ pos paid, before the Let Of November will n. f
"a he'd with The paper from The date OF their receipt,
hut VII not bs expected 10 paw before January us1t:
ana should he paper stop OIL the Ih December CON
,rsry to Wishes and hopes no charge will ne ado
Tor ne shor, pe'nd which il to eapse before that da e.
Should, on the other h'nd, The signs of the tunes
b" such "a TO justly u. in continuing the paper at Ell
Their OF TIE ciiaa mentioned. shall give motto. NJ
the hct on or before the lsi of November. TIL, pa.
per VIII b. published once week, FIVE dollar, me-
annum, and will as heretofore, in The wear dou
bic The quantity OF matter usul'v furnished in Re.
views, Magazines, and monthly journals at the same
price
To conclude-We have in thi. country a Medical
1oufnai' Law Journal, Journal Of the Ats aud
Hciehce', Manuiacnr.rs' Journal. Agrcultura'
journal, AMI Mechanics Journal, each supoorted H.,
Hose who are Concerned in the depasisn of business
or science TO which is devoted And shall il be SAT
hat amongst population Of twelve millions of people
each oil whom IL deeply Interested in the esiabsLs nj
OF sound principles Of government aud in the
ya'ion oi Liberty, the Constitutions and the IJ,ioo n, A
Journal OF Political Economy shall expire he ,u.s
cannot find one in thousand who will con,ebu,e
TO its -npnorG We can hardly doubt the answer: bu.
should this st appeal. made in conformity with fba
suggestion OF distinguished citizan OF the Saa h. m. Fl
with am unlavofsbe result shall ever he
ny to the literally of III inhabitants Of South Caro
na, who have shown by their patronage that although
iey nave baen more sensitive than thers under IN,
wrong Inflicted upon them in common with the other
planting states they have aso heen more ready tn oro
inots The establishment OF Journsl which ib.y deem
ed calculated 10 eniighten their fellow z-ns and thus
10 ensure peaceful uiumph to thcir Efforts
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