Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

% extend ~ has been crowned with such gratifying sue
cess me favorable change which has already taken,
pace puOhc sentiment upon this subject must be obvi-
GUS AMI there is every TO foster extend and
produced. "' ""'''y
No estimate too ssngune can be made or In. o1,,, o.,
""Sh the prosperity OF both aud coun,rv NAV he
carried oy oiui application Of the resources of each
"e" reciprocal advantage; OF the sauary influences.
Inch our state under the Guidance of feelings eouall>
oer1 ana enlightened towards her sister states may not
exercise upon The desines of this already great and crow
ing republic. The situation of our State i nec,iar ami
nus fortunate without being exclusively devoted to.
either OF the three z eat branches of nJnsirv
lure commerce and manuiacurcs-hey may all be pro-
secuted by us with success, and under advantages Al
efnal TO those which possessed by any other state
are therefore by our situation exempt from thar tenn
aon 10 indulge in selfish policy, which arises from the
possession cl exclusive interests, temptation which ally
communities ind it too difficult TO resist
IN proportion TO our immunity in this respect oro the
"i' Upon our best eNeriions to promote the harmony
Sh e equitable operation OF our political system
'"' ou efforts DC withheld, Sir? not IL would
pe reflection upon the just and generous character ct
our people TO think The force of our oigations il;
ms reSpSc may indeed be momcnarilv FORGOTTEN dur;n
tiioSe paroXysms OF party strife 10 which y our co ~
s'u'onS we are occasionally exposed Their passions
S l1uee me pest OF men, in such moments not only
10 neglect their public duties, but TO be less scrupuIos
III INC use OF means than in their cooler moments they
would wish TO have been But now, when the contest i
When the waters OF bitterness are, hope exhaust
'en the angry feelings which contention had
"ered are rapidly subsidng,and when the reflection thn
we are all embarked in the same bottom, and have the
"1 seat interests at stake, again forces itself upon
US, am sure there exists right spirit among ms viii
NOT s permit myself TO doubt that, however much we
may nave differed or may continue differ upon other
pns' we shAIi all concur in sincere and anxious wish
70 see me means oil this great directed i'm manner
which, from its hheray, moderation Justice and 6rmness
WIN DC calculated not only TO avoid the eaouses but TO-
eohee me good will and respect of her sister states and
preserve me harmony and the perpetuy OF the
Chio' mat such spirit will pEedominate in the coun-
chs OF inc State quite certain, and the intelligence and
puohc spnt OF your city and lis municipal authorities mako
II cqua"y so mat no proper means will be left unemployed
to cultivate aud extend il.
am now ready, Sir to the obligation rendered
otSS'y oy me charter, receiving the honor which
iG common council propose 10 confer upon me-
DeeP anu silent attention bestowed on this noble
Pdioc address, and at its close qualification of
'Ae assembly broke out in the wamest and most enthu
Sasnc applause When silence reso- ed the Mavor
Petio'heu me ceremony OF nveture administering the
o"h oil me ieemcn, and presenting in due form the parch
menu anu the magnificent gold box. The congratuIation
&C. oeHS comple's' the Common Council and their
guess retired 10 the Governors rOom where refreshments
were served up Here the guests had an opportunity OF
Paying their res ,ests 10 MS ,yuh y biI
"eeh necessary, that his pub ic services pSiIios6
and his high caractar justly appreciated by bis
trymen.- ~. y Standard.