Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-23
MR.. CAMBRELENG's REPORT.

ms report, which we shall hnish in No.
receiving the respectful attention which it is so
strongly entitled.-The New York Mercantile AJyer-
riser states, that
"Such is the estimation in which il is held III, our
merchants have resolved on publishing large pamph-
let edition. TO which end sub cripoa has one
cd and will be continued to-day at the Merchants Ex-
change The amount subscribed TO be paid over to
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce. consisting OF
Messrs w. w. Woolsey, Peter Remsen, George Girls.
void, John 5. Crary and Saul Alley"
The next day, the Mercantile Advertiser announces
"Ihat a contract has been made for the immediate
pnoncaion oil oOOO copies OF the Report page for page
with the Congressional copy, including all the Tables:
'na that the probability is that it will be stereo'yped
ltis not work Of false statistics, complied from the
nusy records OF exploded system; but the experience
OF aborousiy industrious merchant, who has enoyed
ana improved advantages allowed TO tew in any
country; and they who read il atten,vely will en-.
hgheDed, Notwithstanding it may suit the purpo O. OF
some to doubt neither any n oil thing come out
OF Observation-Disclosures merchant is fit TO lepisate for
merchants whether practical man is preferable 10 A
Observation-Disclosures faithful representative Of bi- con
'iituents and an ardent friend Of he Union, Fl, for
seat in the National Congress Our readers will ex
euse u.s. IL is not our wont to speak Of individuals in
terms of strong eulogy; hut when The vital in sts of
the country are assaied, through who has sIyn.y
devoted himself TO their maintenance and now makes
"a last ate pta great aitempt To preserve and nor
peuate those interes, il becomes solemn duty TO SUI.
IAN MIN, so lar as free press may or can sustain
patriotic and caluWnated public servant"
The y W York Eve ming Pos, says, that
"There is but one opinisn of tls document and we
ara pleased 10 see II expressed in pers which
win us on many questions Of public policy, namely
that is drawn up with grea, ability and with most
intimate and extensive knowledge oil its subject. The
restrictive system has been cd over and 90
again, by arguments TTiOri, TO he injurious the
u'nai welfare; but the report cf Mr. Cambreleng at
lacks IT, TOR the mos, part. the grounds OF ts conse
quences, already ascer;aned by experiment. showing
them TO be mschievous in The hghes, degree"
But the euloeums upon the Report are not confined
to his own city Ii is commended at Washington in The
s~l,a
IL as
"a most able and valuable public docGmenf ctad
table alike TO the industry and tasn, Of he Comn tee
We have ever pat high estimate upon the CONNER
ehi information and general intelligence OF MIR. Cam
breieng; hut we confess that after feaing this excel
lent Report, he has risen in our estimation II woulI
do credit 10 any OF the age. Its views are large
h'erai and enlightened; the commercial information
contained IN II various, copious and important; its illus
traons clear and frlcitous; its dicon nervous and
~ princirfes those of true Political Economy Really
such hrarer as ihs, after the report of that mad-cap
Mallory Is like reireshing breeze after blighting
Siroc."
we bring forward these concentrations, not for the
purpose OF pulling the merits OF the Report but in
yrhg'h oil which Is cacuaed TO deter tie general
der draw the attention OF the public 10 parer the We
der from perusng lit coptains body Of facts and
On expedition OF principles, which We think too vaiua
bs TO be overlooked or fcrgoiten This must form an
apology Tor The quotations we have made
we are grained 10 learn, by The following notice in
Mobile paper, that the new Mail line. between Mo-
bile and New OrleaDs, alter encounsrins many diff.
cultes, Is now in full and successful operation.
Mail JyoDf NeW Orleans The Mail from New
Orleans, which s due three times week, at 2 o'clock
p M was delivered at the Post Office in this CITY Tor
the three last trips at aboat IL o'clock This ucipt.
lion oil the regular period by about two hours We
~ great convenience 10 nerchants, who are there
by enabled to dispatch their letters by tls same mail
that brings advices from N. Orleans We understand
that IL the Intention Of the enlerprising contractors TO
absrd us this accommodation, and we have no Joul,,
they VIII md II practicable but even an orca.or
failure from bad roads falling weather T., arrive ,
long before the hour Of departure Will rot Isssoo o,r
stnse OF the spirit Of enterprise ard no
when the agent OF the new ne is acluaisd.
THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
Tohe Mayor Of Boston.
We se favored with the following Reply NJ Giles to Mr.
ou' Communication, laid before the Legislature Virginia last
wook and puslishod In this papsr
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS,
Richmond, Feb'fy 10 h, 1880
Sill now DO myself the honor Of acknowledging
ths receipt OF your acceptable favor the 10Th instant
covering We copy OF letter from Yourself 10 the no
norabe mayor OF Savannah, in reply 10 one YOU had
received rom him respecting a sedi,us psmpblef
wfhen by iree man Of color in Boston and circula.
ed ~ h'm through other parts Of The United Sla.es
and have given 10 both papers ,bs mo-, ,s.ne.,Cn
con dersion. beg YOU, sir % btlisve IA Il In as
surances gwen ~ your letter Of tie feet nos and sen.
timenfs ol absolute detestAon, en'era ned bv vour
sell and me good people nf Boston in general against
the iaDrueaI aud sanguiDary sentiments OF die writer
o that pamphlet have been received hy myself and
I'm sure by the General Assembly and ge5d osoue nj
tm. Ae, win much satisfaction. and grateful ac.
b"owtusme3's; and that the feelings excited here on
die occasion have been materially enhanced bv the
taudible impulses which vou,9 Ill, H.,.,.l