Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

Of production, and this is the measure o. its interest
II Is in the nature OF thiegs that government will always
adapt its policy be the theory OF its constitution what
nav the interests and aims Of the predomnatng class
And labor has been ofentmes more depressed and de-
yrsded under the purest political forms than single dcs
potisms ask, il labor has had predominating in
fuence in any government! whether the policy OF
nation has been adapted the Of the
producing cas! There have BEEN every where, bad adj
nistraons enough under other Influences and humanity
has suffered enomgh by thvir should be glad to
see an experiment oil sne administration, OF which me IN
ess OF this class somtd be the guiding star look TO
the time when an enlightened opinion aud Just sentiment
among the people shall, bring ia such all administration
care not in whose hands be- IL its direction aud It's
purpose he right.
do no, link that Office is the OILY field q" usefulness
RoiUr and am con'cd md bette sa'ishrd 20 de, ole
M, humble row r. 10 this object IN rvae lie, than
could be in the exercise OF any public tinc ions.
a,n encouraged in nay hopes OF economical reform
hv IN. So which the President IA. taken la regard TO
the Uni ed Safes Bnk The spiri, OF accumulation is
eDou Icy is individual oppr. ssons. here
end to its devic Tor tcaping where il las not ed.
Since tie invention paper currency, nie cd method OF
excessive usory so lar relates government has be.
stale, and is found that the monopoly OF the pub
lie field OF credit AMI currency affords ABUNDANT
harvest hat government in these da ha. been able
to stand against the power OF associated 0edh Ii is hc
real dynasty Il modern Sta IL, the forms IT their go
e wha, they may IT the eat influence aud
political iuire y AID personal iimness Of the President
shall save the government OF this country hom gap,
he will be the re'o'er OF freedom to The people;
Mortified, Sep, %, 1888
~ The Richmond Enquirer. speaking of MIR Adams
nomination by the Anti masonic CONVEX tion, says"The
motto OF this Philosopher, Politician, aud oe ought to lie
NH fdni'urf Who is surprised ~ finding Mr.. a.
tenancDg such association and ptiDg their nona
ton IN the owing r-piy"'
In to this question Of the Enquirer, may be
well enough state that here, confess then
selves surprised at Mr.. ADAM acceptance Of the nom
nation, aud Tor this they state This nomination
was unexpected 10 W., as believe To most Of tn
An'-nasons themselves more particularly, il is well
known that TO all inq tries the su ec he had unisrm-
answered that he ,pouid not accept nominal On il OF.
tered him.
1t is stated the other hand, that il known that
Nr. Adams would accept, as he chad given the state
Committee favorable reply 10 question put 10 him
the sal ct, maugre The parade Of his note accepi The
nomination of the Convention. - Bunher HH dWOTd.
NEW JERSEY.
The intelligence from New Jersey ia better than the
letter Of our correspondent reported in yesterdays paper
The Trenton Emporium gives the following state OF the
returns. Ii will certainly enable the Democrats to try
the force Of instructions upon the Senators from that
State.
UNPARALLELED TRiuMPH DEMOCRACY
We give below the best information TO the result oi
election We believe il will vary very materially
from the statement given. We will give fall and cor.
q ne week