Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-20

iy left for man to overcome; aud He who 1. NJ. III az,
aMgood' never would have Imposed an obligation i'm.
possible to be fulfilled, nor have erioined an az, wbi.L
was not pleasing in his sight. The su,iuy,I,n ni a.,
earth can he effected but by labor-anl M. STEADY ,nI;.
cio"s, and economical application OF lsho, TO this DuTpose
hes at the root OF human prosperity. The extraordinary
ier'i'ity OF the Genncssee Country, ike Ina, of he valI,,
o. me n'sssspp'' no doubt attracted to it many ci,izcns
"e aoloinng States, and many euigrIn,s from TO.
reign countries, and thereby hasienoJ ia settlement and
Srowm' bnt, hs,n in the whole. 1t may well be doubt.
eu whether New York or Pennsylvania presented , hot
ter natural soil for the labor. OF the husbandinan than W ,s
genetaiy to be found in North Carolina; while, in the
ni,'iness al our winters, the higher value Of H.. ~
products OF a Southern climate, aud the greater "a, ,.,J,
winch our earth is Tiled. we had on our par, decided A.,
manages Hnt these were compensated, and more Than
compensated, BY two physical Bile ssincs. be,,o,vcI on ,t""'
IN q u eminent degree. Each of these had , NJ, NJ 80,
ana ready access from the oresn, and bold ,iyers n.n.,s,
o"g d iu'o the 'hteiior-possessine thu. The ,c,,s -,
,"tsap '','po'''''h 10 home market, aud Of easy expor-
""oh 10 'oFcigo ones. Marts were to no found y;,h;,
% st''e, Tor ah that the industry OF it's citizens could
P'oi''ei anu The products OF labor were not cousu,peJ bv
ut expenses ot reaching the place of sale. While ,ds.
duate motives were thus furnished 10 excite apticui-
ura' Industry, is success gave activity TO mercantile
suVentnte and employ ment TO the mechanical nr,s
mo profit OF these built up capital, and capital led to en-.
.e.p'ise, 10 me discovery OF new sources of wealth, to the
extension OF facilities in bu -iness, 10 manufactures to-.
ry species OF improvement, and TO general ,,osn.ri,,
me great wants OF our State then are, empha,ic.ijy
good n,.rts o. traffic and the means of ci,eap iran.oor,,'
,,'" Onu 'hese can be supplied, our forests TEEN 10
's''e purpose with the luxuriant and valuable nro,I,.,;ons
- maure, our anuvisi lands present too feeble attractions
10 'heir general sutjuga'ion, aud many of The ninsrI
treasures with which our earth abounds. mus, H.. mnd;"
turoed and even unex Explored. Men canuo, no well ;nI.
cd 10 labor Tor more than they can consume nj. T..
I,unPlus may be conveniently exchanged for the commo.
oiues which refinement has made valuable. mr. cnn -.
w.v" up IN aeenniuiations for the winter Of age, or the
n'""o Postefty. While production is thus Ken, b,cL
mere Is neither supply nor demand for commerria, can;
.a. ihe products actually made, because of ,be cos,s -,
transportation, are oil little value, and Their. is ,hsr.c,ra
~ us.ease OF agricultural capital. Slovenly farming
slender 'r"nic, and a languid circulation, general wan, E,
enterprise inactivity and lis,lessness become habitu,I and
pe"eT'uoh succeeds generation with scarcely a NJ, cenihI.
improvements wealth. manners, science, or the arts
ny q sudden di.pensa'ion OF Providence. the shoals
"hich endanger and impede our maritime n,,ia.Uo,,
were removed. and the various streams which in,ssrsa",
our o'atc were rendered III for the PURPOSES of conyav.,..
from their very sources, all will admit. ,ba, wo " "
ePr'"S .orwsiu WIN reSistloss energy TO the a,;o
OF our hopes. The impulse given 10 business of svsrw
so't would be telt in every section Of The State. ard in
dsv'y oepsr'inent oil industry, lie, chillren indulge in
10y uIeans' out 1t Is Tor men TO inquire whether they
nave not The power of supplying the deiciencies Of ns,,
.We' dhu OF acquiring by their own exeriions what, for
"Se purposes, was originally denied. Obstacles sur.
mounted aud difficulties ~subiIed, as thew are ,La has,
.ia's' so ticy become The nobIest tiiunpIs OF vir;ue in.
reflect and courage. Oten the most es,inrn, ,n,on ,n
nave been trained up TO ioIiiiude and wisdom in ,no III "ai
Of adversity; aud the most illustrious of nation Lava '
~m5 ~" .h'uuSh lie stages oi infancy and ~chidhCoI.
~s'r"Eghng Tor existence, gradually gaining and con.oI;d,,
ing Their strength, and by scvor re trials aroniriro ill., n"s
hncahons and forming the habits wlich were +, L.f,T.
played III Tie maturity OF manhood: "Heavcn gr,nts H.
sns'n grams 'he power 10 gain" Is the navigation nj
our rivers obstructcd? To a Considerable ex,c,, - '',
~ no h"ghty eHoi', we can remove these obstructions =
"heFe 'hese are not removable, or the stream, az ,oo
shallow Tor boat navig .tion, or streams are wartinc w
perience has she wn, that the CinsI. and snII - 10 =
Railway, furnish better means of CONVEYANCE i. .nm
country ore these more needed, so in none a ILov ~
made AT less expense. The process of etfectnr 80.
a"u are communications with the ocean has already com,
mehcRu amongst us under the happiest ausrices A.; :.
MS respect, signaliy Tiumphing over nature Jradaa
ooa's are removing in hours the slow accumuI,rion .,
not ai., !, We announce TO you with joy hat the day i.
"o' "ns "hen our main outlets TO The sea will Afford
ready passage TO vessels of sufficient burden for all o,,i'
n%y h me' purposes. There is then ample room for
e"erioh, Out there Is no cause for despondenco
W. ~ aware 'hat inJndicious ate mp,s. bere,oC,,o -
IN me cause oil Internal improvements. have nrefnIiaaJ
many against the renewal of any efforts a, inproysmnn,
D"' PreJluice IS a wreiched counsellor, whether il sceLs
10 conceal The seltishness of the sordid and the fears NJ ,hs
.'.i' VI II seen III The epathy Of the slugg4rd, or sne.ks
III u sneers o. The scorner. We have uenn,ad 10
ny plans al once-we have FILTERED away oar means "a,
100 great a space, aud have expended Iuucb r,onev ~
I""y e schemes. Let US then profit by experience.
: eac W. caution Judgment, aud a proper spnIicatinn
-FOUR resources. Let 1t guard US against ,he renmrr""on
49,. ~ u ~. never let ii rcPress exertion in the
Cause vi huty' Oihers have, by a well devise,I AMI s,;.;,
en course OF Internal Improvements. brought iocaI..rr -
blessings on Their country. And why may no, we, Az
The people OF this Stale. by some irever:ihia ;r,e.r re
Providence, disqualified Tor improving ,hcir conh WGau' o. OF
co. In what does this incapacity consist Do ,Le" . 49,
mental energy! Look abroad and see the sons If NJ
SaTonne, wherever a fell is presented. contendi,r ~
'aniiy in every department. OF manly excsIJcnoa tar
palm OF victory. We have been called +, n "' wv
Iii rai Sa iopg may II be before a wrctchcd scIEconc.iI
s"nn o""Se ma ePithct TO be exchanged for one less eoui.
vocal and tar more to be abhored. BIZ, if II go siue
a. " PIe,ehsi0h-it would be self degradation, ING rati.
t"ue 10 uoh, and reachery to ourselves-,o dbl 80,
ieinniy lor good or great purposes to the nroNIas, W. w
tne members OF this Union. Do we wan, In, nec" n;n
a""'y' / we were called on to raise a, once a l,rge s 49,,
., "Iney o ne SUNK In The ocean, or transmitted TO a dis.
tant land 1T may be conceded that we could with ,IM.
Guilty comply with The reonisiton auJ " WIN "iIn-
feel the loss. w "0uu severely
blt II IS among the striking effects of this sv..on =,
ncti we invite your attention, nat il disburscs g i,hio
,"u, . " nun, what The community fnrni hes, and re-.
r r spce"'y ana In abundance all which il exacts
from the moment OF its CONNIE nccper, +, .rH 49,
uo'ho'd mtfhels Tor labor, materials and nroviious 81
U"'o"s OUT money into brisk eirrul iion. AZ i, r,oroaa,
W. Jury cohtrihutes by its profits 10 paw the interss, or
49,. - u 1" extends more and more the sphere of ac.
uVitj; 80 That, independently Of the inmensc henosn
""'cn u promises IN the end, il pays in lis prooress bv ,hs
eNV''s'heht wbIch II communicates 10 ministry al H.
umpire winch 1t imparts TO business of every ieecrin,on
Hioney mus employed IL not sunk nor lost; but ia n,on.v
PutoUl al compound interest. Sucb a course If 100
~ ]'u e "uIon rs Ike that of the blood i'm a voung and
Vigorous ooJy' III gushes forth from the great r.s.r.o;.
w neart, anu Is propelled through the Arteries IN H. - -
w eXTemNhes, enricbing and Strengthening the en,;ro."o
.c'h !" us course put is returned by the veins to he aosin
Oar Oar go go rum, ,or,n IN a round OF life giving circulation.
oWr very poverty, then, the result as has been seen of M
rewarded LABOR, languid trade and limited producuon i.us
e"o"S's' reason which can be urged for rnpaying ye.IouIu
system The one vanishes az The other conc C,t,a.;
wv W ,"'n nave or procure, whereEiih TO begin ue
experiment But here there is no real Jific,I,y
one amongst you will consent IN set noel iii - COY"
can spare without incnnv euien nee !, liz Ell. i" ne
w." W money WI be ready 10 make his ad s,c - -
~ -, Dr. WORK, we shall At once have n c,pit,I nns
a.S,a n ', 'e undertaking of every useful enter.
p"''' "i! ne ola'e Treasury ought 10 Aid ami a -,
say so, viii aid IN their accomplishment, w." 70"
y, revenue Decn collected, n il il not In be' rel -,
""e.e sue aIvaniage Of public credit. if IL ia ma 60 ~
r."p,oyed Tor The public good; and where il The seroico
~. o.ner can no more benefcially ENGAGED, f. to
CHARACTER OF the State par Of The propp,tv II, e.a.n ~
OF ~ rtizcns' Does his heart t,rob &C III, one
. "e'Ts u mentioned wifi respect, or II, hs vei,s ,;naia
80 ''', ""th II 10 spoken Of in the tone nj t,nn,