Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25

| H., -, ,, 'mo-'hirds OF The sum 10 be rai,e5
then by losus, hc Who'll, siav. n"nnS, 'sAes snd
porso 20 Aria T. efet this. ther. NM, ~ =, %
hosi eaPor's'ioo Of sosh dunbar of liz. 81 an-
/" 10 seven year. or eight Yeas and t', sea px'
tntois 'he Sac II srtd cut OF he .,n. o"'n, 10
oss,om2 OF mi' GLASS Of our Population. TIL, eff
tbs VIII BE- The fes'eGif < tons,auty CT al
years. ,he smo5nt of Dor (Which 10 on. ~ .0' "a
woo kte''s any 'hiex Of cur ate will cav /. 100 -,
Which "a employed ia agfisul,ure. o es,,sn,,,
, viii fot se9nenty be annually dirnis .ioyup
o. "psh, q, - end OF OF 81 or % yoar, ON, 80
| ~. a, w Ce scl ~ I'd. Oar Sac, nh an |. now
100 "s.isu 'utsi, aud which ousht 10 eootipu. .e,
'or fn'ny yssrs 10 som, will b. >, mn Ion'.. r.,
'sP'u .Su'.e on iinpovsmeps which h. v. be,p soios
DO suddenly .h..k's ev, years pa'', wilt opy
sna our country aiIsrse, Ga, lea, a., vlnl pp.u'
P'u OF ~ which at this LLae preseut. A mo- ;,
what Is.to preven,lS "s "hdefneH!
ba' y ',sid thai as we SC I'D on, Of our country o,,
$50 ppu,su"n' white one ,v'ii c3ur 10 y,sk, III
Pscs o. ~ nat white people are prev, ut q ,,om,
irR here, as long we hays bacs che, n oai SOU.
,na' We ton.d get clear o! our black. W., .ha"i,
nave en- nxr.ss o. tore sn.rs take IA, pls.s If ,h
have heard 10 ob,~rva,ioa ,ome lime, 80
OF sense and for when have The hishes, re.nss..
o W, We s,wsys thought, that Il ws,sns WHEN ale,
w. uav'hg ms ieas foundation even in prsb,b,i
what are the iasii. Oar willie uopeia Inn VIII
oseh ,owy incteasing 70; many years past, ha,,.. f.;
o VI no assessien IRON foreign grafton to tLi,
Sun"y OF Hom any part OF country TO ,hi, S,s,s
ioh'ureiy eanDot be ss sounted for ,o,,ly tn -
u I OF Tie rssisnSe o! b!'ek people an ons
w. Inc rnigtanU fItm Europe 10 this ev,,nt,v .,s
thfaiy hadesmen OF differ nj kinds or f,rma,. ~
nave b'en compelled TO DUH ,ls.r own so,Sn,,y
No., h.,t oeeh iaauaed to DO So from the prcpsct.
NOSE oil mem Who are tmstr, when thew arrive In
mis- country eek out siiusi NJ where III. anJ. a.
i.rJ Thn eae asu ehsa' Their ohjse, % pur.hs,e
We themselves In those parts Of The ecun,rv In VIII,
ney s,h and constant employment 10 their several
Hence, IN the engra,ions W bieb b,vs
aken place to this country fom Europe The sms,.,,s
nave constantly gone TO our Large nor bern s,i a.
sa,s ,. 'uen Of hem ~ could bnd employment and
/ a
p'esen'.d, hsvs sened Tae teu bsv. con.ianlv snns
20 o", western country, where they have eli her set
"sa themselves upon lands purehs.sd by ,ben or
here 'hey could employ b.in,ivss In their
'aiiIns' wuh the greatest Certainty OF suseeu F,w
=. p9ne hsvo some TO the SOUTH Tn. tide Of ensea,
'oh from Europe 10 this e1unry, we'll n, from lie
u'rn anu even from our Sails la. been constant
" ro'og to tie wss', and will continue 10 do 40 unf
| me whole western country H. populated.
From whence then, we expect II our b..L .l.v.
| popuisoon were TO be removed, 10 ", the va.uum
thereby created, led up. FIR IA h, Io. tL, N.v.,
10 20, 20 90 eSpsc'td. that persons. however poor
iney may b., and who have employ hemseIyes az
iaborers Tor Dolly stipend, upon tbs land, OF the own
ss oil se soil would b. wiling to break all tho tie. Of
nature 10 quit the homes Of their IA hers and IN, land
which gave them birth, some 10 new coup,rv and
% ciherent slime, 10 set the same nd of employ
nse' " mat which they had relii pushed heme Or
'hey same hers. IL would b. in very different eh..
Iseer from hat cf hir .lngs CT common day Isborer,
heir mohed men III git possibly be induced 10 so,oe
purchase pour waste and uoeuva ed lands; which
WIN nave been i3ng siuee ior;aken by their former
owner, TO h, purchase Of whi.h, hey might be IT.
dntsd by the Iro'psc' held out Of future spseuiaiou
might be 'hswo, that the slave labor which 1, In
proposed 10 abolisE5 scud never be supplied BY that OF
Dy portion OF our present white ps iaiiop or of anv
ucGe sdit generstl,n TO Gomez blu, do moi .on,;d.S
MAJ can DE neeessaty. tba any thing should be said
upon iha,sutt-s or, iii should be cs.sry, hone
sna some ADLER pen than mine may bs induced
out In nee, OF what consider not only Important
u me deafe, n'ees but to The very being and exist
snss OF our Slae. -
The views wbish have attempted TO take of tAru
.nhJes confess extremely iirn. ed and imn.,t..,
The subject, consider mort imporan, one and II ne
eensry' hope, will commdnd The bs,t talent, OF our
| country. " "
70 ne ncT 70 eshsdrr III o;har proposition which
] mtde, 10 ssnd out OF our country all The hes
fo'oGrsd population africa. Uton hi. suti,e 40
u. mas been lately ssid by Individual, and by meet
Jug he'd In dhorsn' parts Of our ate (yhose pro-
seedr &, have bsen puoiihed in the publi prin,, go
my 70 shtw the Propiie,y OF such mea,ure,) tha,
deem il unnecessary 10 say much il indeed ,ny thin
except T. at am la favor OF IT. IN. su,i,., vii
presum', be brought teioro next Legislature! and
as 'he meaure VIII eh may be propose OF ssndrg thi,
severn, and may upon hat raund zee, with
to 1t; 10 Reconcile all parties, r.m.ys everv oh
Jsshon, wonii propose i.n oiIo"r leg prtvi,o 10 the
general law "hies may a; d ough ~ be passed That
every Tree per'on who give bond wi h o. iii lent s
suri'y TO- his good behaviour. may be permitted 10 10.
main iu The country Tae penalty Of liz bond NAV be-
made so high, Is 10 put it. of Tho pow Or OF but "a
| 10 comply wh the coodi'ion. OF the law and mo.
lew will be pstsons OF suIh known good aod
sondnc' as to make il sale for them remain amongst
u'. 10 make thus boweVuf NOR. certain I woulI 90
Tor her and propose that it shud lie in the powef Of
FSeufHy, al bny ume thereafter, Whet ha
'hey' might blnk 1t necessary 10 hs their safey 10
surrender up tbs body Of the prinsp,, that he or III.
might be permitted 10 do so, and thst tbs ripsipsi
shoud be sent on, OF the sount soon ar Ar
~ could BIO done. by sush law a ,hi, We should
heeua'iy sisar our coun ry, OF ~hsi eouid.r most
0'nseTou. ADD Increasing evil, we .h,u.d be prc-
i 'scnng Tue lie" from the sevsiiies of III, law, who
IN eht besome uisfuf and Vaiuabis amolg u, Ano,hsr
suotc Whith presumet will engage the steaiion OF
our next Legislature will be The better securing tba
Ia IRE government and 20 condaei OF our slaves N
is important 'ha, taey should he p a. hens. uson
iheir re'pe'tve plantations. shat t1ty should be pro-
hbiied from going UPON plap;s IONS Without psss
rom 'helF master or n'sr;a Tat HAY shouli be
prevented from a'sen bling Sun!ay, "a they have
been 10 the bah Of doing for time pat a, ,he
numerous gto.- bore wLicb i1iss our IL y by wbieh
Their hearF dspraVrd and ,hrir ,noralI soIrupi,
And sou.e her regulations may bs mad, whi.h
The "'ddm OF ihs Legislature aeiirg upon The pas,
pe''enee, WI promptly suggest. La iLe,c ttings DO
done and let us Of srwards be permitted manage our
owD ire, without the int Ffcrenee our fse
With w. or within souniry, snG our ale w AZ OIL.
Jous TO be, what IL always has be ~ what h alUay.
should be, the great Agricultural ale OF the Uuior
| OLD VIRGINIA.
MARRIED Al Champion Hill N. & On 2Slh uI Major Al
a. Hustler OF Rockingham, N. Miss ASS L. N.K-
TN. OF Stokes county ,nughter Of Hugh Martin. Esq
~ ihlndephia Thursday DIR
hoBsRr MoRRls Esq Editor of nouoI 10
mss SpA LOUISA youngest daughter of MI William Miller