Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
vain NAV The R Wing now say that the writer bad n..

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satisf1d lciih its d'Scaim'r-We nTe perfectly
IRON the Fineast'c Democrat Of me IN Instant
ain the Enquirer of the 23ih August find AZ, a..
fusion TO The Democrat, and portion Of OF Edi
toriul articles copied into It's columns For The kind
terms in which il has spoken OF our article and lis int
the Editor will accept our THANKS believing Iha D..
has spoken the honest sentiments OF his heart shall
say nolhn- in regard to The course OF tina, PRINT
upon the vcxed question which has so divided a.d
distracted party. Hoslles are now al an END be.
twees us-re hope forever
"P. SIN Il cle which appeared IN our pNrer Of
the Oath of last month"; spoke III an cIc@eii1-iy
harsh manner of the Enquirer and It's Editor, 'ast""Gas
that Mr. Rtchis influenced in his opposition to the
leading of The administration, by ms b.arns
10 the State Banks We have received such evidence
as satisfies that inslnuation erroneous. cad
we chceruly rcract it, We are fully satisfied tina; Nr
Rchie is still devoted to MIR. Van Buren,, and that he
will sustain him in opposition To all competitors in 1910
- that he is against Clay and Tailnadge and against
the organized opposition Of third party.
Southern Ltcrary MESSENGER
We we're satisfied that the powerful paper which ap.
poared in the last No Of The Messenger opposition 10
pgi;uro Rsiigionism would prove happy hit. 1t Ras
me-, with applause from all quarters m0ng these. O.,
judge !a- per of Sou,h Carolina. himself deeply
yelsant with the subject OF which It treats; being the
author Of The ''Nemoir on Sarery read before tie 5.
Carolina Society for the Advancement Of Learning
We have been favored with copy q! his letter 10 tie
Editor Of the Messenger, as follows:
have read with much pleasure ;ht a'i'c on 'a -
cui.m' wDcb you good c"oug t. scGd ~, Tic .h.t.
,,,: an .ira. thinker: as jGr E
,is.ui,f ar,ru, of combinations ~ means ~ '-l
SPURIOUS aud 'ct'1ns push. "ii,n' s.,s. srs '
a peculiar Of "c wei deserve. 10 b. IE-;Jr
f,cr, any,G1a il which ana inclined 10 "!r! .a.
Htr. rea sic. h, holds out ti@r slavery t. ed. ,ss,
Ji.s,s, BY tie Jc:iai p! the s.a'cH'"."s sac' a. nI
bg means VI colonization itcs j. H!er at r:!r.
U,y. has saIt up3a the subject, VINO seriously NIe. i.EH
possible ipr.cp, Hnd coou'z" all The h.i"s 3" TOE ' S
he aus, b, past power d! hrebTc. II /, 30 m r.
r,s,on he purpose Of di,arniDa hostility tt:ak w
The fanatics WI! ready "c'p 9i az! ,I's-In W. "'E n-"
crr nu.U"g N '"E" Il %''i ne i" ''.agr 2I'" n I1'
attacks bny take MOI, jot from their 'n'is' uunh o- 'f
aIr:y consists in tik: the ssr1aEc and highest gr'n't .
u'.u"in" without a"y .i"ac" t. c"T'S7,.,4 " c"'.
uclsai VII: the authors es relation to sr,ase ~
in wien there + mich originality The that raau.
csa:t, violate nature Oh" Sn"a@c follows ' IS r.
The @5sI sly, p 80. suppose va itantaa To De- '''
noto well understand what o. meant By ''' word .r..'
.s.! ~ the pace TIE ag''af elsewhere sufficiently rN
ln lTc is more snneuinc !,n aa Oh! the sn's aa! rrt
u-acy Of popular Institutions Of e""eramg" " ..:
,u.r autripi much confined T. .e s.l't.s
states, ant that s'isy "a account 81 ~" Ihl'. o. s.'s
rnk rrr i tendency I" rNce.s H. i"t !e"'I. s.' '".'
~. j.i h. would render n."'c benefit s..' s 'a ,'
moderate Iu to rAcitciL We IRE charged Mi .a- '-
ri' rrprr auf addicted cXaggrT-ipE. aa ,e..ai. fs
@rl Of 9o'! iftc. In c"nnE FOR "Hrse.'" 1913 .
80 absolute superiority over al w ."T '' .!
spCdkI' 90 our I'..s,.." uua
i,arrI Win an rlrr.y cHArttit: and Iv.uWt "' IT,
tI,5sn to tlrr European Nin,.rcL.'
.aye Chiefly renarRcl what appeared De 'y'r,.
abe, rryc.c which has afforded w' Hi, r.i'.e lA
s.r H., ;'''''' It. '<' "'' '' ''''' ' "
but these golden opinions not confined t" t."
rcuiun Of the South tn" N,w York Mirror srrdns
\ very co:ui!;mentary strain U The Mcsscngrr-aHG
describes the present number as riEa!ng Al! lis rT'te'
cessors and throughout bearing "rvIce"cc "t the la"
industry and good taste OF the editor tbs pcr"cl'ai
has won fox itself place foremost among American
Reviews In is spirit it is southern but IN s tlc
National and American. We congratulate the Sp!h
on the possession OF able an organ OF thrI' eiI'
uc sincerely trust will not suffer Il 10 !a"!G'a,
Is it has permitted to do other periodicals. cot less
t!cut be sutc that nave been attempted IN Ms cIts
We will glance the contents with oGr readers, a't
let them see whether 1t merits what wc have SAID OF H.
It contains fifteen original papers, belonging to ai'nn!
as many branches Of literature. The l~ating article "a
headed Political Re!igonS!n. by Souih'on In y
paper OF extraordinary ability; c"gcnt "Ith sound fr''
surin. and aaouadimg IN Irresistible truths u - "'
view the shape Of an essay, u! DR. thann.nZ letter
to Henry Clay together with article entitled Texas,
~ the last Quarterly Review.
H. A Correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot, also
distinguishes by his euIn. iums the article IN gUes
ton lie SAYS The first article Is OF un.UgmOi
ability and Xcpence, and would probably not SUHrr By
comparison with the best papers Which the hiiaGu-h
R-v.pw, in It's plmiest days. sent forth TO an "GmiinG
wu,ld Il il attributed 10 the pen Of MaTyIamdrr,
supposed to be citizen Of frederick, justly eminent
alike ur his genius aud intellectual! mtlGnmsnlS. ~
for his hgh toned moral sentiments and practical pr.
~. The author tells us that he was induced To d'a"
the attention Of his fellow countrynen Ia tbs subject,
"P0ii,;cal Rsiigi0nism, from reading British review
OF letter to the Honorable Henry Clay, the aHneAa
ton of Texas. b. the Rev. DR.. ChannIng Of Bostcn--
Though the intrinsic difficulty OF so e&tensi"e an" De-
ea,r subject is little enhanced at the present TINS
By tie excied state Of Southern md Northern 'c.nL,
yet the writer has accomplished his task with 80 much
has anniad"errd on Northern interference rll's'
many grains OF charitable Go"aEce-Iils IniusrC -
much sober reflection and sound mora! sentiment rni'
his structures the conduct u tn" Poco religious ,.
ut the COunryta the Obvious and necessary it1
d"ncy of the whole article, IL 10 fleet al tue good pos-.t
without still more cnJ:iterIng cunal 'Cug. i >
rrnnrHly calculated to restore pUh!c opinion at lie
North 10 lis former healthy state, without rircog TOT
severely those who have assisted ~ drrangIng - con
s,non The Southern writer makes an highly just and
In lac
aud reverence which tie gUiiy OF the clerical sla'
Unsolicited for them, by using then rightly acquired "iV
10 increase rather than ai!ay the phrcuscd excite
ment which few misguided 2"ai"tS have crrai0t against
the domestic institutions oil the Sou;h.-Ihc rcH vS"
OF originality, though ornameBtcd by brilliant cpnc rt'h
and classical auson which through tie whole pa
per. renders it at agreeable aud Ius'iU- uTt -
The writer brcaihes his moral sentiments into tVg
line and his frequent and appropriate illusions Ia SCI
ad.n and enforce his argument. denote the Pl
teal Christian aud the ripe scholar Indeed, tho Soai
is little indebted 10 him for able vtndIcatioa
her character and domestic establishments and The Az,
rican public owe him no less gratitude for rcpelnI -
luGIphanty the foul aspersons the stability and u''
l.ir of republican institutions
We hope we may obtain disPensltion both from ECimf
and Author. by daring 10 name Mr.. Lynch OF Fred.
rcktOwn the bearer of the Bays, Justly due y s
brow.
NEWS!-THE DROUGHT is gone.
Since our last paper have had coPnu- and efftsl-
ing The gardeners tell us that their gfOund az
thoroughly wet II is not late 10 do mTch belra!
the agricuurs,s-to cultivate thfir turnps To plaugA
and Iaow te lands for wheat 10 bring up the gtass
for their stock &C. &c &c.
The ST Louis Republican Of the 25th ult spenks IN
the most vourabe OF The tobacco and her
Fall crops of that Stateand also OF the aud coH
crops from the upper Mississippi country on both lr'
the Mississippi On IKE oiher haRd, the FIckSburg Ser
tne of the 2O has mo h-sitaton in saying that lh'
crops Of corn aud cotton except on the Mississippi r
will be unusually short We do not think It Will tG.'
rage two.thirds Of crop Off the river The nn.easc
Bile planting season. and the frost seriously mlnrrd "
CnlInn The siaRd is bad seneLag I'M lMe LmnI--- ~.