Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

aud. in tho United States, the greatest patriots are those
who oppose high duties upon foreign manufactures be-
cause they make clothing dear.
THAT the consuming Of foreign manufactures |, be.
ing tributary 10 foreign indusiry" just as much a,
the products which we exchange for those manufas.
lures. Foreign commodities only DO procured with
domestic commodities. Foreign Industry ssn only b.
du.'ry for In. benefit Il foreigners. For every dol
lars worth Of productions imported, We export
equivalent In ZONE domestic production, commerce
being 90 exshaugs Of thugs oil equal value at tho place
where the exebaogs 10 made.
"7hot the refusal to take every thing almost but
cotton. by Great Britain, IS an coil 10 the United
Stdes"Tha, the 70 ussl by Grea, Bfsin TO take our
-four, prevents from selling 10 her that particular
article, to certain extent, IL undoubtedly true but l.
does not diminish the aggregate OF her purchases from
US. There are 70 limit: TO The extent 'ha, shs would
except those imposed by ourselves IL cay TO her,
We will not have your manufacture, we say at the
same time. we deprive you OF tho power Of purchasing
from US commodities Of precisely equal value. Tae
evil thefeSrs far az any is supported 10 exist 10 inn
putable 10 Ourselves Let abolish high datie on
fabrics OF G'ea, Britain, and bavc doubt ha she
would very 6nd for her interest 10 abolish pro-
hbitory Corn Laws. The do ire TO sell va oud be
90 great that she would eds res,r TO VI only ezps
ent OF accomplishing hat otj.e-.hat TO- By eDlars-
ing that obeetbat s by enlarsug the s,sor o.
products to be purchased from usior she knows that
naiop TO tho extent hs, she will no, buy cannot sell
Bdn'itr Of the Constitution
Tn. Providence Journal has tho hatdhooi 10 assert
,ha, the Tariff Couvc niiop, now siox in New York
"somposed Of all the great interests Of the nation
VIVA, is the seI Taere are but f,co delegates in the
Convention from States Souh Of the Poiomss aud they
src from rgiuA. Bu thirteen staes are Tepre,enl l.
ed 10 the Convention; VIII /. in tie Free Trade Convex
ton. which met at Philadelphia six cen or seve n,ee
OF the states were represented Is mNcssry TO sal
tho New York CONVENTION a National Conve n,ion.
when only all 'ns states are represented 10 l.. II he
manufac uripg interest embr aces "a The great inte
e.'s OF the ma iou,'-wheh we deny, hui which some
then 10 The Eior OF The Providence urnsi arer ihe
truth hau we had supposed. boston Gas.
| OHIO ELECTION. We have eoIec ed sush informs.
tn ~ we ssud from every toutcs, concerning the re
cent election Official rsiurns have indeed been made
rom some dstis 10 he flee OF Secretary OF ate it,
this town, OF which inf rmaon have awaited in
lew eases. VS. rcst iha, our statement will prove
rect In n'ar'y all cases, moi in all.
Va whatsoever aide he ms j1i may happen, II will
be small. And whether Il sh uid prove more or less
Jdeksonian than last yeats asnmby, he ee,ion ha,
exhibited ., hcien, evidence OF Jaskson. growing pc.
Puiarity-Tho greater portion tf tho changes to the
administration, have been ia The pcr,h-rn part # he
Sa,e where the msjoriiy very largo for Mr. Adam:
In 1873, while Tho lo'sos have generally been in
lies where Jasksou had then ms ori,y and in wi ish
oppe'i ion members have succeeded either through an
apathy, mul,ip lefty OF canddates VS. eeI sale 10
putting down th State CHI has no sivsn he,
voice III favor oil The administration Il Anirew Jack
| (Ohio Monitor
Claims on Naples. scoaer had or prompt apd
ensrgstc Chief Magistrate hsppiy settled our claim.
on France, han he turned his aenti TO those OF GU,
| eiizens on Nsp,eP. ger u.mhn of r. talents our
ie lSw.sa,esmAn NJ. John Neson, Of F,ed.rick ha.
neen appointed to ta'e on hi, sub,. and will
90 seen rom tbs following correspondence, which We
copy from tho las, Fredetitk Cuz p will .ail non hi
| missicn 10 a very shor, iim-. TBat Rep
FREDERIcK O!'. 2eh, 1881.
To the Hon. John Nelson.
Dear Sir.-At meeting Of a number of your pro 'es
,iopsl bret en- Of The frederick Br w lam Ross r
having been called to tn, chair, We wore Appointed
eommuee TO express to you their beba (, the high
regard and esteem whifh they entertain 70. YOU mar
sonaliy end professionally; their deep sgre, that You
are about ssparais yourself from ihsu cir sor.
dial wbhss and belief that your negotiations at abe
C'ur' oil Naples may aud will bo crowned with such
| sncssf' I" shall eminsn iy rebound TO your own arc
The na'ion's nor. Aad they csnuoi par, with yo,
son'ten ly with their fesings. without nde ring Il
you pnoe dinner en- any day that may bss: suit your
No assurance, certain. be cssssty Of our
hearty coueurreoee in these ems and wi hes, and
tbs Ieanrs II aHds US 10 DO tho organs through whom
they are communicated,
We have the honor 10 be,
Very faithfully and truly vours,
FRED'K. A. SCHLEY,
JOHN II. McELFREsH.
FREDERIcK Oct %, 1881
| Gentemen--l have had the honor 10 receive your
note OF The 26h, communicating 10 The kind wish
derrick Bar, and inv ing pariaks OF pub Iis die
nsr, at sueh time 40 may suit my convenience.
or tnls Manifestation oil "regard aud esteem" "per-
'onai and protss'ional," pray you convey, to n
gen'iemsn you repre.n, my Protoundest acknO
| ment Anids the many and painful mbarra,sm en-, .
necessa,ily incident to sudden and
ration from my family and trends, no hing could be
moro gratifying 10 me- than hi, lokeD OF respect, from
those with whose labors re nils of my life have beer
a''oeated. Tho confident end eherish,d hope, this
this eopnesen abou', for ime to be disso!ved may
afer few months. be renewed, will anima ale
and sustain me, in The discharge Of the arduous dute,
to which have been cslled.-Aad whatever may be
the result OF my labofs abroad, the destiny which
awaits me beg you 10 believe, that this evidsncs oil
the good opinion Of my professional brethren will be
held, by me, in grateful and enduring rene 10 braDce
regret that my engagements will oblige me 10 de-
slime The homo: OF Publis dinner, which yen have
knciy tsndeied me--iutes, CT imperative obg alton
press upon every OF Inc ,hor time allow ed e
10 prepare for :uy departure.
tm not insen,ible 10 the claims which you have
gentlemen, upon my gratitude Tor the obsing ma aner
IN which you have IN de known me, the kind feel
ing' OF my professional brethrso. pray you 20 be as
,ured OF my OnsHssIsd regard and OF my ard M aishe
Tor your ptosps,i y and baf pinsss.
JOHN NELSON.
To Frederiek fl. Sehley, Jamt, Dron aud John Fl
McElfitsh