Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-26
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Dor and the public works. and went board se'rfa
Of best steamboats, and expressed his adma'imo
the many eydrnces at the rising greatness of our o""
Queen City of the Lakes
Every water craft had its flags flying ana e'r.y
sailor was eager To see the man, wh' whs ''eir "as
reported 10 Congress to b. U00 American st'"'."
impressed in The British service, and there srepu " w
means for their rescue, exclaimed Sooner ','ah
suffr this let us hind ourselves 10 our gallant ~"
g" down together. fighting Tor Tree uaoe a"u ''"'''
rights.
Burt Al, Q q clock he visited the theatre ov y qu's
and was received with drep aud pi"i"rero ""'e'
applause tina, told The strength Of his hold upon Tue q
f.c'ions of The people
pAprrpsbvpo July The Proposed line OF o'sg's
f,n, ,Is ,rc- TO The interior Of Ohlo Is now a" "g
the prec,nal topics Of conversation IN every "" s.
nsobh,b,,d IN The route. and we are gta'heo '" WI"
thai those interested MT only ih'hR ou' az W ~ wv
ice, Nb,s, DRESSING the route "f "" onys ''"ce.
we discovered that the r"eo mao W." s''"y 'r =. Ia
since The nyoec frs, pr'erd Comfy ''~ wee rs We
ce,,d b. !, is nov in better c"ndIt ilisn many fa's
&c. c,nLl mention, rn WHICH stages nave u"'h running
g., .s,.y,l wears The Importance 81 llne f"h '!,s
,.oa - Liner Chillcn,lp or Lancaster, I" connect WIN
hnsa a, ,hr WINCHESTER Rad IS daily btcomg t'",e
h ,, and cannn hp much long d. !ayed I'M pun
Lc cn-ene, c. demands IT, and The prospect oil iIa'o
.on.. n,, &, inY,.s such an enterprise :
W. s,e pra,I6pd 10 End ALSO that our ne'ghonrs OF
Ohio arc ,wuknp 10 The importance "f opening urn
III ,sd t,,,n ,Er interior n that State Ia ms pncr.
Tn ,,crn, opening Of the Winchester Turnpfkr. ,"r
o,.ur,ss ot the Ssunrun Road The certainty q, an"m
FINN Ch,rl,srnn and sno her from HnnrrsVl'ir.ih 10
,bnnns cunly all terminating =, this place. a"o 'he
n,oh.be imprnvempnt nt ih- l.te kanawha, must rem
Ger the u, cessiiy for and certain advantages OF, cru
nectun too obvluus to escape the saGacy oi me o"
Legislature. r., ,,o
Sr.rSToy Axp PARxERsBuHo RoAD Til" location
&c MS n,,,ov,nsp IA nov completed from h- place !"
the frks of Huehs river. and We uho1fsaho 'ht e'''
s,,ucnn of The work is To hr c"nne"ctn 'hfi''a,aE'
I'm, whether by the enployHian nj {" Names o' ue SuP''-
;n,sd nj or hy rl,ipg l The work TO "n'rsct"ts We
I,ava mi hem advised The Principal Ena nrrr arrived
al this place Saturday last and has directed his party
to prncp, to The mddl- par q" The Improvement Tor
the purpose of lorng SO or 40 miles, $" that ,hr con-
s,i urun nf the road may he progressing al three at
iarpni points the SANE time, which will doubtless,
hasten lis completion The course pursued. thus far,
in relation To the Staun,un Road a"fds ample sssnr-
ance of Col Cuze, disposition tn complete The w"fS
in the shortest possible time and W. have the fullest
cnnid, nee in his ability TO accomplish u in hall the
time employed in the construction Of the N w Road
GanHe.
John NJ l. its Esu is said to have sold his fine horse
Gohanna, John But"d Esq OF Missouri, for $l5 600
HARVEST IN PEsSsyLYASiA.-1he S'sr. rns!ished in
Union county pa says. under date OF The Ign INST
that harvesting gram had Just CONNIE need IN That regrn
and ,hst il "excreds all brliei Every nook aud CIR
ner IN the rooniy is stated 10 be gr"aning under 1hf
weight If whps. and rye; and the Summer ctaps are rep
resented 10 b. equally abundant. The Star says: The
oats crnp will be acknowledgement unusual quantity VAS
pul out ing 10 the high price coT'srGtd Ter me
las, year: may now expect to ct al NE OLD p'r
aud believe for less ihan II has oreh Tor many years
past Potatoes and buck vi heat, are IN TIE same
situntion the high prices these articles have cvmnondsd
have induced The fafHprs 10 put out ~ much az they
possibly could; and The great yield will fill the country
with these very imporlan. prodccls
Texas -A fairs in this young Republic are every
dsy sssnming 4 very different aspect from what they
exhibited at It's birth and This aspect changes must
;,p nh he irph u ~
by this country and The policy 10 be pursued by Us with
regard 10 il.
/, il now three years since the defeat Of Santa Ana
in fact, the vnuiinn and established Inc
ind. prndsncp at Texas During t!,at three years not
Mexican in noss guse has crossed Iis frontier Texas
occupied by hardy and ncrt asng population of
the Anp!o Saxon blood lrse words sps ak volumes
for the iurnp desiini,s of Texas This country ia
nv Nature, ia p"ssrssed hy the offspring of
tina, rd"mnAhl- race, 10 uh"se enterprise, I" whose
achievements, no limit has yet been found Oar can
vc,irn profound. that tn, Bravo is not drs'nrd 10
h- he Southern boundary u Sax"n stock but that
rs II ? Sabine has hsen passs d. IN lie turn Will The
forlrpI he rf t.hlud by The irresistible i'de-a TIDE
which by means sometimes u Is true, foul hr, isr
oft fas always bears onward with II intelligence and
cviiiza'irn-un every nn Of ground al least IN this
side the ihmus nf Daten. sRsl he under The dominion
0! hose VIII" speak The English tongue
urreadpIs msy Itnt nt.i Its, ahile Texss veg a
suit far ADMISSION mo tie Crmn. W id n"i very
murh incline 10 its advances But n'siiers III thus re-
street. .rr rapidly chsngrg; ard me believe that now the
people u hs Republic old ihrnstlv's he un" H.
ling be incorporated in the ggan'ic IsmIly OF the
Un"R
fihi. idea therefore be 4hsnd"ned and to
gard a. xas as one of lmw way aiprs The great
highway nf nations il should he cur desire, as II CLEARLY
is duty and interest, TO cultivate p must amlcaole
relations Nth hrr.
Neither Of our two crea, commercial rivals nnoh.
servant or the progress Of The State England has
cent Mr. Crawford in the apaci'y Of consul, but who
understood, III fac, instructed 10 ex'm'ne the
Stale at the cuuniry.-whe France has more openly
c-min,ssi .urG MAJ eli ur Dr. Sagry. the S.criaiy u
Legation at ashng,on To .xsmlne AID report on 's
cuno I,iun.
he last me n,ioned gentleman "a just reurnd anc
We do doubt ha, his wrl known sddn 50 and saga
city have enabled HIM 10 oha'H very correct unorr
dlpg ni the sc,uu state and probable prospects I"
Teas sth' ugh saps"se That his hs5,s Of prudrnce
and ~ as tie strict etiquette of foreign d
pl.macy, will prevent the public from brBthiiiig by tis
result oi his Ubsrfvaliuns.
The day has game by, il really seens to Us, 10 iaun
Texas Wh The mIsiUranrs that have "rcurH o. or II yni
WILL the crimes that have hesn ppiparatpd by s"nie %
It's early srtilrrs That outrageous specnlaons have
been made lands, is dIbrss The fact; that many
of lis first cuualeis save en- nulle from this
is We suppose, undenlable But there one ct our NJ
States at whom in ills day this could not he SAID: hal
has been true in nes past ot OHM, Indiana and Illinois
what now, perhaps true OF Wisconsin Iowa,
not, il seems TO be considered by Americans err
nal blot upon the escuirhe"n of Texas 1T il the mis-
fortune at every young Rene 10 barber che fugitive
ltIactofS uI hiuef texas az
claimant for admission into he Uui"n, hut indie
pendent pow IT 10 that il is PLAIN pnlIcy
aud manifest duty L, admit her, not merely by The psta
blshupnt Of diplomatic relaii'ns bu' by demonstrations
of gnud will into the great brotherhood 81 na"as.-
Deplnrshe, inde d. do consider the policy which
has fastened The of slavery upon the Dung rpub
lie, but ceItsinly are not in situation 10 make this
riun ut exclusion ro the fraternity Of Chrs,en
dem.
Texas we haze no, doubt is dss,iued to make i'm.
meme advances commerce and the arts The incl.
nalinn Of it's population mus be towards this country
and that il would be- The height Of absurdi
~ 10 drive them by churlsh rrpulse by open abue
intfihe arms 81 England France Our commercial
relations with her, and is h"se only that have
in should certainly be cultivated in every possible
way-N Y. Poa
FROM TEXAS
MIR Alcee Lahtspche, Minielrr If the United States
at Texas arrived in this city Monday night in the
s,eoinpr Columbia.
By the above arrival we have received Texas papers