Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

State Rights Party throughout the State to wear
Grape on the left arm for 30 days. The following
Resolution was also adopted:
Resoirsd, as the highest testimony of our regard and
affection for our deceased friend, That with voice
declare as our opinion that he surpassed by
dua OF cur party in the ardor and ability with which he
sustained our glorious struggle, and that shall
nou nm In our recollection as model OF the purest vr
tue and PATRIOTISM
/ Also the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, on the motion OF Governor Hayne, who at
the same ti,.le pronounced warm panegyric on the
virtues and services of the, deceased:
"Resoired, While adectiona,ely cherish the memo.
ry oil ROBERT j. TURNBULL will continue sire nu
ouy to maintain the great principles which he illustrated
in his writings, and to the establishment OF which his lie
was devoted.
Resolred, That regard the death of JOHN RAN.
DOLPH OF Roanoke, (anost cotemporaneousy with
that oil MIR. TURNBULL as great national calamity and
that when two such burning aud shining lights ert-
SnShed together IT becomes the friends Rights
to exert increased dcfry aud pgdnce and to take care
that the light Of Liberty be suffered to expire with
those, who have SO long and so hfv nnistered al her
affairs"
THE EMANCIPATION SCHEME IN ENGLAND.
we give copous extracts from Mr.. Stanley IS
speech in the Ii. of Commons.-What the w. India
Planters have most seriously to regret is that they
have no sort of political control over those persons
who can control their very lives and fortunes The
whole of the British w. Indies has no representative
IN Parliament-and what is perhaps even worse than
this is that those who pass the law and apply
the remedy, have no enlarged experience or direct
N,io"cuSO VI uie cNii, tney design remove.
They seem even to have closed their eyes upon the
most obvious calculations of human nature and the
most startling events of the great Revolutions which
have occurred within their own times What. for
instance, can we think of plan, which in the course
of twelve years only is calculated TO change the en-
tire condition of 100000 blacks? How can the
British ministers expect that i'm so short space of
time the habits of whole generation stepped i'm
slavery, can be so far changed, as to qualify them
Tor the enjoyment of freedom? Let them depend
IN nl,t;,,, IN 4
the work of long course oftime and ofthe most en-
lightened expernents-and tina; without such long
preparation of young minds, and the gradual acquis-
ton of habits ofeconomy, industry and ORDER great
mischief must burst upon the Isands-a spirit of
INSTRUMENTATION and Instruction must break forth
not to speak of the great reduction i'm the value of
this species of labour and of the lands on which it
is now employed-the consequent embarrassment
and bankruptcy, which it must bring down upon the
Planters and Merchants-and the scarcity and high
prices ofthe W. India productons.-The scheme APP
pears to us to be wouily harsh precipitae and ruin
Gus IN its consequences. Its mschefs must more
or less extend to the other w. India Isands-and
even our own shores may not altogether escape the
hurricane.