Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11
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the best concerted schemes Of Internal
CHANGE OF ESTABLISHMENTS
The Compiler changed hands yesterday morning think fit to
lay before readers of tho Addresses which
for lt Because courtesy to
Mr. Robnsou and 2d Because paper have an
immediate interest in the Intelligence
II gives pleasure state, the Compiler
aged-and that handsomely printed with
In type Tho first No specimen Of the
Improvement, has already experiencedand sincerely wish
success Its proprietor states ha in tho
this there will be but lc any alteration The objects
which the former Editor has had in vcw will degree direct
the of the presents the Daily Compiler may
to continue what has heretofore BEEN PAPER
The Compiler in its former dimensions
in this all aonishcd
That the Editors the two daily he Wing Compe
published this place, have to
So per annum, commencing iiom this day."+
But still stronger for laying the following Address
our readers 10 aPprse them of would
call it, in which they Immediately 1t impossible
that they shall not profit by the change which effected
g us ne was compelled by circumstances within his
CONTROL two during oube
des-tho Edorcoud not after all his ADEQUATE
tice to either his readers himself lie il now able
more time TO the Enqrer-and consequently improve
Time has not yet paalzed his induyuor any e
Taxed his exeons; FOR he yet spo child of
nor has touching inducements himself to realize
that strong denuncaon declared of men, n The
sweat OF thy face shalt thou cat bread, till thou the
ground"
In addition this state that we have other
mens IN conemPation-we have ordered Press which
VIII strike 9Oo copies an hour enable all our
subscribers with the ates, and earliest mas We shall
add little to the length of shall diversity the
contents our paperand we that considering quantity
of its matter is the papers on the continent In
fact nothing but its extensive enable us to afford
at IS per
As to its Political Principles they tho same enemies and
Writings TO the contrary Notwithstanding From moment when
but strpng tho Editor eor, with the non To Grill,
else the prs'ennen by Federal Grand Jury Letter
of Mr. Cabcll to his constituents the present hour ho has
ofo i,nitc
jealous of the devoted
the Rights oil the staio and friend Union lie was
from tho first moment he had opinion politics in the wool
IN Virginia pncplcsand raised in the of such men, n.
spencer koane Robert Brooke and William Rufn If tho uni
form course of this for years no securi,y he is
willing to be Judged by his future c the iudc
ton oil men, who have with Mr. Adams Clay through.
out all their ALTERATIONS; who have justified Tariff Internal
Improvements the hands of Federal Government c nm II
BANK oil distribution of the surplus of proceeds tho Public
and without previous amendment to the We dis
claim the judgment of all those Politicians who have SILENTLY
ee" Ut openly supported the several encoachmens
mentrdicucd the Veos ofthe Pesidcntor
the excuses of Notification But appeal to the friends or
Rights they expounded by the Rcpor of
eOO-and we content abide judgment upon our In
lure acsour opposition to Bank to
the continuation of supuous tariff and
distribution OF surplus thing which no
y consonant to the limited spirit the Constitution In
word great touchstone been and will connpo d, b Tho
great maxim of the Report of 100:
"Whenever, therefore, question arises concernine tbe
consuutlonay oil particular power, the first question
is, whether the power be expressed in The consiii
Ill II be, the question Is decided If be not
the next enquiry must be- whether it properv an in
c,aent 10 an express power, and necessary its erecu
ton Hit be, it may be exercised by Congress- If he
not, congress cannot exercise it.'
TO THE PUBLIC
come before you this day for the first and the last time
under my as the Editor of the "RicbmonJ Com
piler." ~
is unnecessary 10 state the urgent consideration
oy winch was induced seventeen years ago TO take an
Eat hlIstt
firm was issued on the 20th May 1851 have been
connected with seven partners But through this lone
PERIOD and during every revolution, the Edtorship has
been reserved in my own hands | may perhaps be ex
cused Tor saying, that connected was with another
Establishment nothing could have enabled me to
the arduous labors which have passed brougb than y
nihd trained 10 early and indethgabe habits OF industry
hat sacrifices have made ofmy own ease for the sake
OF 'hS paper, II Is unnecessary 10 stste-But with
an my eHetons' THIS paper has never been what you
had right 10 expect it. l sufficiently aware,
that departments OF its business have been neglected
which are essential TO the value OF Daily Psper-
Yet has the Compiler possessed stamina enough to
survive all competition and all defects II must have
struck its roots deeply in the ectons of This Civ I,as
extended lis circulation, and enlargedits size Indeed il
Is amusing enough TO look back the dninuiye nv 10
appearance which il in 1885, and 10 comp,re il
the decent size which II exhibits and the still more
handsome sheet which it will assume this day under the
auspices OF its new Proprietor.
do moi hesitate say that the Compiler must bersc
Ter succeed II has the proper degree ofatention besoy
ed upon II. Does not Richmond require daily paper
thp
earliest intelligence, and 10 local incidents-wbch sb,
also he embellished by miscellaneous maers-and snt
al the same Time oil all party politics! Do not her citizens
require Journal, which they may take up without the
ear oil having their feelings wounded by angry political
discussions! where in fact every as il
OIL the common floor of citizenship paper which ali mar
Ties may read without, oenceand which even the ladies'
may read with satisfaction Take from the Compiler
then, the field of party Politics and the disputes of heo
ogy-yet are there not themes sufficient to improve and
Interest all casses-"irom grave gay, from serious TO
severe"--io instruct the youth-to amuse the witty and
TO win the of the Fair?
Besides, the Compiler is about commence its career
unuer It's ne" auspices at the most important period Of The
history oil our city Blessed, she emneny is bv the
hand oil Nature, with situation which commands the adj
mlrailon oil every Stranger and with resources commen
surAte with all her desires, she requires nothing to nush
her on 10 The highest state OF prosperity but lust anore
ciaon oil the Dement'S she enjoys has be truIv said
that Nature has scarcely done more for any cv and man
mas done too Iitile Improve your noble ver-open bet
ter communication between il and the Western
employ your immense watering power Your coal vour
iron, your timber, granite and those 9th
"hich 1ch country produces, and magnce nj stream,
may walt TO your boso-sweep off those sand bars and
open the river below-improve your slreerase up those
institutions which are the pride and the Ornament; Of cities
such a. Schools, Academies, Libraries an EXCHANGE
an Athen@un, &c-and Richmond will rise i'm te ~ wears
to double her present size and population Herrea
VIII advance IN proportionwealth will pour i'm upon Won
with boder stream; and the Fine Arts and the Relies
Le'tres VIII also thrive the best fruits of your growing
prosperity But does not this vista already be gin to
upon us Is not the great Western Work already BRIGHT
enng before you! Must IL not succeed if those ener
ge1c measures which commensurate with The i'm
mense value oil the object should be called into full requi.
sition? ~1''
1t is al this era Gentlemen, that we are induced bv
circumstances, with which will not trouble Won in
transfer this establishment into another and NAV Goo %
hope, more active hand. have earne stIv adyiscd -,