Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

zone h"red mHe' from the extreme point. 20 ,ehicl
navigation has as yet been opened The stimulus yiv
en- TO Industry by the increased value of the pro6ur
tons OF our soi Is already FELT aud its effects are
IN the great increa'e Of agricultural productions. de
uoed Tor foregn market, in those distrcts Of coun
wy winch have enjoyed the grea, facilities offered by
the Canal for commercial purposes ,ufIicient
OF Time to produce these results.
ne amount OF property, chiefly agricultural pro-
auctions, which has been exported by the way OF III.
lanai during the pat year, has been oe}oid create.
ua'' mar o. dnyPreeeding year. This great increase
mas oeen chiefly from those sections OF country, q
witch the Canal navigate had been previously open
ed' The stimulus given TO the agricultural Interests
SCUM OF Tuscarawas coty, by the Canal has not YET
had "m- to produce lie effects after the farmer IL con-
WINGED, that the surplus productions Of his LIS will
meet with cec,an and ready ssie and command fair
price, time required to cultivate his lands, to raise
| us crops and prepare them for marss'.
The toll. collected on the Mo Canal during 1891
lar 90 accounts have received from the Collect.
ors amount to thirty thousand four hun and "
three doIars, ninety hree rents. Returns from ihs
oces at Akron, Masilon and Dover tor the month of
December, have not been received. TIE total amount
co.cted Tor the year. is probably not far from 3l 600
VI TINS sum- upwards OF 20 900 have been received
since the first OF September"
=" Tolls have been received on thc Miami Canal
WITHIN the year ending the Stat OF December, 1880,
10 the amount OF $50 0S2 33, which Is advance on
the amount received NJ hin the previous year. of about
fifty cent"
The Increase of transportation and the business on
h's Canal during the past year, has been highly salts
factory and from he proportion OF the last or ,p
OF wheat, which, on account OF the extrsse drought
"roueh me faii months yet remsins in the country !;
and tue amount OF pork and other produce which has
been prepared for market diff rent noiut on the Ca
nal, and which has not yet been shipped, IL i. eonf.
IDENTITY believed that the increase of business for the
ensuing year, will be equally satisfactory"
Can we regard these bold and useful projects, with.
out catching some Of that enhu .asm, which they are
70 wen calculated to inspire in generous bosoms' NO.
Let us arise and bedding.
We are happy to understand, that the Committee o,
Roads and Internal Navigation, have been corr sp nd
iog with various gentlemen for the purpose of
he hes tar I'm m hch
ed IN marset-We trust fsrvenrly, that thi, liberal
spirit of improvement will not evaporate in smoke
THE MASKED BATTERY.
Inc use which is made of the Pennsylvania lnqui-
rer by the distant Opposition prints compes us TO ex
pose the real character which it bears at home-Tbess
prints quote freely all the Rumors from Washington
me nsinuatons, and the squbs with which is charg
ed-and they attempt give them authority and WEIGHT
by saying "Behold what jackson print saws" Sc
The efficient Editor of the p is now said 10 be AT
washington, employed Reporter by Messrs. Gales
Seaton-and most of the letters which appear in that
paper from Washington probably the productions of
his pen-The following article from the Harrisburg Re.
porter shows in what light he is regarded by the Jack
son party of Pennsylvania:
no small cause of qualification the Democratic feel
N,i @ a. TN: time so firmly united in of
10 the state has discovered the slightest disposition to I'D u,
Wolf The naSo
% at true, after lending both those
WY men hollow support, has violently
Governor Wolf and partially against President Jackson
fec under either and because willing lend himself as an
OF revenge his former political he has
now embraced as his patrons and friends But little
DC ppehenued rom tho Of this
motives are fully understood by all pretending any honesty
discenment in political order To show our eadoTs
we publish in today, several of our most
ueIu ana respectable democratic of the sa
IN round terms its principles
The Doylestown Democrat saws:
no Inquirer found weak stand upon s
bottom when was united with the Morning
after was JAILED Mr. Bnns' Handful Press
secure the influence of Clay and tho arsocacy city
dng inc proprietor and publisher
an editor tom, wanted
but the Inquirer perfectly will soon like
he Sohn Handful Press, meteG for
cratic Jackson Journals with only excepcn dsapprove of
me course support National
Administrations of Jackson and WOlC''
We would comply with all reasonable requests of the
Editor OF the Religious Telegraph--We would show
MN an due courtesy in our power-But cannot re-
peat the outrage on the Liberties of he Press by
publishing what solemnly believe from all the cir
cumsances OF the case, the time manner and literal
quotation from of the Obituary notices ITSELF to
be an inconsderate and indecent Libel on the Dead
w beg the ). Religious Telegraph to Danish all sus
pclons which IL may please conure up against the
Editors OF this paper. We have no interest to in
lure the Elitor any of his
his pecunary and professional interests do not in the
slightest degree clash with our own-And as solemn
~ assure him, that never dreamed Of (nvading)
Inc religious rights of any Citizen of (attempting)
TO nmldato any Minister of Christ in the performance
oil his duty" But if any should transcend the line
oil his duty by stepping into the newspapers with such
an lnconsderate attack upon the memory of the dead
and the feelings OF the living, have witnessed
we trust the Press will always be found free enonph IN
resent the outrageWe hare done 10Th this subject
for ereri
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