Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

NV" ron, Trunha!i. rs coming from large nu"iot. VI
major "" -rn ,,.s,ion raised 10 Their rIgdt to
negroes W. nsoduced debate tia, lasted ill nearly
petition, ~"'e"
ns.' -Thc bill u sm,ad Tic Consultations Of the
s,.,. ms bren eon$r.'S hT ton t,'oses
sac "'s rh ,rrsis,uTe, IN Convention at the Two
MAINE Whis Secretary at State, Yea. |
h'"S'S' ~" c:,lis-by about an Average vote q io'
7y,E TH0 EXHIBITIONS.
.l mas; Interesting spectacies We ever tehc ID,
oht " rh,,,en of tie Dcsj dxd Da.sf on last Mon
Say nsht sa& % ae S p On sae S%,a fhc
at Mri s ,-oy.ded and oyerkuwed on both OCCASIONS
tr, never seer auditory ase aseoRasSrca, ex'
W. ,cd esa,:ked lhese is no coanecsoS bet"~e" Tue
S.kn,ls-hvt Geir association on the Prese~1 occa-
t ,IIsa infinitely 10 ttc Interest " the scene we
,o hncav to Smons tset& the cefesrateH Fh''an'
r.,.;., I;r Howe. Of Bnson-waose esc<n0rs Ia be.
JAY f ac Greeks and Poles have woa sm so poTc and
i, r,ishe reputation. lie is nov at tie head OF The
I,;o, ti the instruction Of the G'ind al hosteo-
End The persons of enc sex which we're
an :, ,hs iS;y were urder his auspices, aNd t'lose OF
Air Keller. TIE writer OF The following aE'siated
scotch has PAINTED tire Exhibition 1raoh better lHs: we
enid possibly 6o-cnd he has OFT since1e ack"owds-
meps f, executing with such success the cets2*sson
with w!.ich we have troabied nnl
We confess thai we have been deeply impressed
with the whole spectacle Ho one could wfshees Al ~'h
out being e1rsci .r the extraordinary alalnssenss OF
both sets Of pupils. No one could behold tncm with
out acknowledging the merits Of The Teachers; ans do
ing horror tke n6ceat s:; OF the Easlera Sttes,
which has established sese wise and hSmuns sns.stu-
sone. Bet ceHnot stop Tirh sach empty fSaiss-
Why cannot Virginia initiate co noble en- ezamF}e?-
WHY csrno. her &eEsiatGrc assist, ty cor:rF5ation
from her Treasure, tie e.eEtons end isnas OF neg pr
,ss lzens2 We ask ii for the eeEei O. the 1nsspay
and for the honor O. The State.
We are eppy see that tiS sub Get hes ciree%y een
saken Sp tke General asses1by "a memorial, sieWcd
y seSe.al OF nost distinguished Citizens, has been
eresensed to pzescnt Legislature, Incorporating
che establishment of tcte Asylum fu The hdsctHon
Of the BstnG e.d of the Deaf and i5unro and Mr..
Nlclscwsll, from the COMMITTEE of Schools and Cot
aeges has repored sE~bcss lies upon the tabfe IT
We had the honor O: this enlightened Aeser,-
DIV I, should not waattuf vote sooc 10 speed
il on 10 its accomplishment.
THE DEAF MITES, hND BLIND.
The recent eshib:e:oas in this Gly on the 3eEf mgtes
from New York sndes The Of Ar. Barnard an. Of
she gLsd Papi's III pr. Howe :rom 8oeton a~e excited
great public interest. and Uo:sg Of The profound at
aention of the pilantsropis aad statesman The great
Improvements ~ hystcat science 10 the last s.af reu
.uy aot Eabe thas TIE eurts OF ocnc~o.
ient osaise these Sntotoas:e classes Of species
equal social and tei!ectasi vok v.th the of
mankind IN former ages TIE task licensed imyos-
sIbe-2}ie poor mate x'as treated wretched cat
oast--ase object OF divine dfsplessEre-sna amost
excluded from the pale CT hsmei.:y-end 81 cisi.
.z.d france, not SIXTY yen!s ago, "bnd persons E.re
alfred ridiculous iSaunes decorated with asses
and peacocks tails in order to performs burieseae
cert Ntlat happy ckasge in hs.H,on apinscn ssas
taken pace, ny which taught TO aoE that
these tien5leES beiEgs susceptible CT TIE kgaest
intellectual AID so.al improve me NJ that they are
creatures ef !Se passions Hth ourselves, ud shat
ehey seEe the it not his cclE unea "ur
passion and assistance taan E tire chEdtea " ti1e
<esu.nte, &doss O: game and faculties teciect.
The Gree deaf and dae,S gsss foea the New fosk
Asvlun objects O! adaliIalion They hare been
,uSuuceS rnder the Es proved Emertenn System Il is
called, Of Mr.. GRllamd-e System acknoS LED sed 10 Re
superior 70 Gkat Of De l. Epee and Scard CT France.
thn kItadp
ing proficiency, ci.I OF them especially, tue PaA
:onmIca representation of the Fsssions, ug be ssia,
without cesEgeration e rival the fret actors ST cae Ora
she saaecsa 8. gn-lsnguage as employed by
These .scsesg pupils, has beer carried 10 greet pee
:ectsn and 1t IS 10 use Improvement ct TVS that tire
American Schools for the cducstioa of deaf ses ape
indebted 10. decided ser;orsy those Of Europe.
d.: Hswe bilnI soaoia!S nc less OH ectt O
7ahy Eraa tleer other companions in Risorlsne The
istOry ~ this intelligent add InpretediD nael who
as done siros fer he eft llanity, deserves
passros bsse. At1e age OF tweEty one, he 4est his
native city. Boston, 10 cspoise he cause OF the struS.
glias Greeks For three gears, he wrs tee corapsier Of
Aliauls, Cana:is, eas os5es Greek patriots, asssag
them, ssrosd N hand, TO achieve the independence OF
thes county. Subsequently, te enlisted in the easse
OF unfortunate Poland and snp5sscaed by Ee ier-
Gous pokce 2rgsse iE the LrnGeors Of BeCfn. W hen
eiveeedby tbs iNescession Of Minister AZ Paris Nj
Rres he trred his uhosghts TO the miserable eontS-
ton Ut the Iind, and Ike IaotieS How ara having peg.
.orned the teyr OF clary Europe heint1ooaced and
established in Boston, in TIE yeae 500, the Srst keei
can Institution tor The education of The 'biinS. Those
who bare seen TIE exhibitions g. at eScehs7t Scoo
would rot be surprised at the progress in knowledge
evinced BY Dr.. Rowe's pupils in Richnond Andrew
Park the eldest Of the boys 3 excellent .aethems1
clan aed nsodern lagais and Joseph, the youngest O!
the Two, delighted his thousand hearers by his
rate and thorough knowledge Of snusic ahe two gc.s
ct eleven aad thirteen years of age, displayed gceIt
proficiency ia ~ar;oas branches OF tnowiedge-HNd
all Of Ire. daTe sho~a, by their cheerfulness aod
vivacity OK conversation and Menner, that though
deprived of the glorious advantages Of sgst, they
yet susceptible o. the nigh enjoyment snd of the greatest
cultivation through ike EletigR, OF the Other Il is
remarkable xc in 1eferesoe ta5oh taeSesf and
blind, shat when educated nei,ker wiilisg to
change t,er conditions with We other With tie blind
The 'concordef sweet SQUADS HoS asot5e rclpG u:sed
for any Imaginable pleasures derived fron sigt-aad
The deaf mates cosM not be persuaded st tae esates
OF The Tsr ceson cozlG be Sac.sced for eRy e9sies
lent
Il ss ren3e7:ui and mysterious law Of y ature, tas
certain nunrS cao u rese Nsfv7tunate classes will
always exist in Society. The proportion o. both, ae as
cent>1 ey accurate o5sce ratioR, d: rnies you sP
yoaci line Poles from the Equator. in own State
MS estimated tat these at less eaoasnnd OF the
swo eassee OF both sexes and all ages How powerfully
ihs act appeals 90 tive picy and humanity ef the LIE
g!sIs!Gre Is provide &,e Of their reduchioa.
Would generous people even shrink from ziSing
YAK II rendered accessory to coRsaalunase good a
work IL
False .7larm:-Tis invasion Of Texas IS st1 . aaa..
ong-es appears BY Tie following article oR The Lolis
Vile Advertiser:
> ihe report OF the ir<asien ST TEXAS. GeoeSeG few
GAYS s'oee, wac without foundation The 6fy Next
cans "ret ~ Col Rarnes gsard, sent oet SO poo
,sct sowe &esdssea, who coli.ciSg cuAle aud
horses
SPEED THE MAIL.
we are indebted TO the President Of tke Richmond
fredericksburg and P'tnnsc Rail Rosd Company, Tor
copy OF tse following Letter from the Postmaster
urhe''l-"e are happy, TIA. anss are getting
he are-We haze RIO room this morning Tor Mr.
N'"nsoHs eePy 70 Mr.. Kendal&-bot shall do our
seVes ire pleasure to spread it before readers n
," We understood, ts.st if the Northern Mail be de.
''efed at fredericksburg by O'Clock in the osning