Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
Richmond, Friday, october 4 .
LvT,ER.N:aL IMPROVEMENT.


INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
lhe course Is ONWARD, ONWARD! We have re-
ceived the following proceedings in the town NJ
Lynchburg and I'm the county Of ALLEGHENY. which
we hasteh TO lay before our readers Joseph Ca
oei', Esq. still bears the cause manfully upon his
shoulders: r' mo
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
numerous meeting OF the citizens of Lynchburg and
the James River and Kanawa Company TO take into
seation the subject Of the connection Of the Eastern and
Of September. the object of the meeting was stated bv
EhsweiI Dabnsy, Esq whose motion, John L. d.
chair and JOHN Sso ne was called the
Joseph c. Cabeil Esq OF Nelson, who had been invited
we commissioners 10 attend the meeting then rose aud
contemplated improvement, the mode ponts On, in ,h
cnsr.o ' o. 81 the James River and Kanawha Company
Alter Mr. Cabcll had concluded his remarks the fol,
lowing resolutions were submitted to the meeting and
adopted without a dissenting voice:
Aesofued as the sense OF this meeting, the best in.
eoss VI the cizens oil the town OF Lynchburg aud the
adjacent country dictate prompt and liberal sSscrtion
On their part to the stock Of the James River and
company, and that we earnestly recommend such sui.
scrption TO our fellow citizens.
Hesotred That the thanks of this meeting be presented
joseph T. Cabell, Esq for the courteous able and clio.
guent Address this evening delivered by him and his un
ung zeal in the OF the James River
eso'0ea' ihat committee OF twenty persons be APP.
pc'ned 10 solicit subscriptions in this place and the adj,
oing country TO the James River and a COMPANY
me io''owns gentlemen were appointed said commit.
tee viz --ChisweIl Dabhey, Samuel Garland. Fortuna
VI: Sydnor Elijah Fletcher, Judge William Daniel Rev
John EARLY, Henry Davis, Christopher ANTHONY John M
Warwick, Alexander Liggatt, Archibald Hatcher Paul
Jones. John Williams, Colin Buckner. John Thurman
,homas A. Hocombe. Maurice Langhorne, John G.
nieem' David u. Murrel and Abrsm r. North.
j. II. ID. PAYNE Chairman
JOHN VIcroR, Secretary
From the Lowi'bus Aleshanian of tho eth scp,l
- rUbLic MEETING.-A meeting having tie Ell G. allied
20 ascertain II something cannot be done in behalf OF
internal Improvement, lew assembled at the Cour,
E.q, was unanimously called to the chair, and Henry
Erskine, Esq. was appointed Secretary. The meeting
oesg 'hiny attended, owing 10 the Circumstance of there
Deng camp meeting In the ncghborioud, on mo ion OF
" FLANAGAN, Esq, it adjourned un,ii the first dsv
Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law and thancery for
this county. ~
sit much desired that the subject should b.
0eiore ui meeting OF the citizens tnat the voice Of
the county should be heard; we therefore hone
WIN he iei IN the cause, ensure u meeting
"w hist on The subject, would respectfully recon-
menu 10 our fellow CT liens of Monroe, Giles, and the
couhes generally aroutd, to call for the same
purpose We have doubt a strong null and null ao
gether can effect wonders"
Aye! let us give pull all together-and we NAV
yer carry the glorious cause through every mpedi-
inent. But the following remarks i'm the Sbenan-
ooah oentnel OF the 2Sth supersede the necessity
Oh our making any remarks of our own this morn
,"g we may say of the Sentinel, what the cele-
DRAFTED Prunty, of Harrison county was wont n 90
OF ms own candidate: "What that gentleman (mean
ing the Delegate who preceded him i'm the nonina
uon mas said OF his friend, beg leave to adopt for
my own! we apply it, in the present case with
the greater force, inasmuch MS the great Central
communication between the James and the Ohio
MYERS Is superior in importance to the proposed
turnpike from Winchester to Harrisonburg:
(F'om the Shenandoah .Sentinei.)
In The address made by Judge Tucker to the first rail
Ioau meeting which was held in Winchester, the follow.
ing oc"u'uui passage occurs:
ohe OF The most beautiful incidents of ancient history
represents pious daughter nourishng her aged and ema
SHe" sire from her youthful and exuberant bosom The
stream OF lie was returned 10 its fountain head She had
uerVeu existence AMI susenance him. and she was
giving pack TO his parched lip frame the revy-
s w "''c was 10 restore TO him animation and strength
now Is IL with u.s. We live fertile land and its
% ms ncn'y supplied us with its abundant products.
h'u wn"' return have we made Tor all re ceyed;
what have we done 10 adorn, or TO improve In. deph
onn"y which we live; wbathave done
our hother earth Tor all that have her bene
hcehce! Absolutely nothing Iris time that we should inn.
prove our aen Instead OF eaving it still buried in the earth,
II Is lime that should shake from
IL Is time should upon the that
raon owes to itself aud ppstey Every generation owes
ueo. 10 those who preceded il, which is repaid by
oo"es 10 ose WHO come after them Let us not disgrace
ourselves by nggaIly refusal to pay the great debt
winch is due from us but unite in hearty co operation
Tor The improvement of common counrv and the
mt oil our own posterity."
we Know not what more the people iniabng the dis.
t. o, country through which the proposed turnpike from
e"es'er 10 HaTsonburg is 10 run, could ask at the
nan1s OF Nature than she has already provided-To
FERTILE and highly productive SOIL waered by noble and
'duaoie streams she has added rich minerals.
nor DO her munccnc stop here has scat red over
comparatively level country, in the greatest proiuson
aH me materials requisite make the ch,sues, ami o
durable 20 ID which the genius of man has vet Invented
nature has done her par, FOR vaey-let those who
are most inicrcs do theirs a, d dH.ren, s,,e oT ,
rom he present. Will soun lie the quence the gene
raj sagnaon of trade which is Ie by all classes Of
"e community would give place hustle and ACTIVITY
Anu me merry peals OF the mechanics hammer ami The
gay whistle OF the teamser would be heard ad OF The
Paraiyz'Dg complain OF "hard lines
me frgjef.--We have before us Dcnnisou's Enamel.
pao on The zSth aud GarrisoDs Lheraior Extra OF the
r superintendent they bo'b precious
ne Extra contains the Circular OF the Boston Young
MEMS Ant. Slavery ACKNOWLEDGMENT the Emanciparor
furnishes The call of Committee upon ''tfe friends of the
immediate sboion OF SIavery TO meet ON the 2d ins,
10 form Neto York Anti Slavery Society,"" Are these
Fanatics absolutely mad' How dare they t,rus, them.
selves into question delicate. and so vitality interesting
70 the citizens Of the Souh' TO the good sense Of
to great mass of Northern brethren 10 save us from
these ahomnaions and 10 preserve The Union. We do
mol cannot believe that the Appeal will be made vain
ms anaiica Emancipator also urges the Project OF
noeraung The Slaves in the District OF Columbia Its
proposition worthy OF the which now supports it,
eer g'aces The columns of the. than the
p"kes " me american Quarterly Review. We do not
p', i' 'ne Presenllnens, which the St. Louis 90 Free
Tess IS expresses III the following article:
nose choose tho
DO not from
re- 70 have their nefarious 10 pracs II
OF H.,
Jurisdictions. .,crsad os
should VETO dout. nr
WIZ "' >" VIZ MUSE OF hopfe
IL IL our firm bcia bai try il when the Fanatics
they viii not obtain majority, much less q Srds o
ehcr House Of Congress aud that there s patriotism
enough ~ both The People and their Representative
deieat The insane proposition.
we csnno, iorbear recommending 10 Eastern Bre
, ,n we onowipg Extract from MIR. VIM Sullivan