Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26
Tie Press.

Messrs Z. G.. and ) Aburs Fave issued The lst
No of "The Virginia Republican, al haFinsbnrs,
Berkeley county. Ia their Prospectus, they declared
themselves "belong the Jeers"nlan School Of 70
htcs; and in their ''Als. Speech they haze made
good their pledge. !, Genounc,s al ietractca m'a-
sures Of the late extraordinary Sls-'os OF Congress
On the "tTcmendous subject Of w 1ufrency aud the
Banks the "RePnhl:can says "s!igi"ia has mad bet
ter fortune IN The run IF fme than e.he Of her sister
States, with respect 10 her c"r'ensy, and the cause o.
this better fortune satisfied Ihainiy attributable
to her havn. fewer Backs than shy II tie others
That her banking currency has t. en- norc staple anu
eGualzcd medium Of circulation -. We apPrehend m
conference.-the Then, the uncrrin. conclusion rs the
few the Banks, the better the medium We cordially
greet the ne@ Dsbu;aats and wish them success
Mr. j. NJ Smith his intention nt establish.
ing Democratc paper, weekly ana u-"eckly,u IN.
der the name Of "he Norfolk aud Portsmouth Journal
to be issued simultaneously in both places M suitable
arrangements be made, and sufficient encourage
ment shall be offered At present he expects II pnT-
chase the materials which belong 10 the Office q The
OLD Dominion, Mr. Fisk intending TO leave; IN when
event tie paper will lie published in Portsmouth, 10
save trouble though his location VII be the 30
rough precisely The Index IS edited IL Washington,
and hy sort Of elec,!o.magne,ism published u ~
eyanG.ia. Mr.. Sni'h las conp'eit!: lt!. Ms
mark on the public Eind in regard to his poll
tics, that is fscarcsly necessary TO declare him T.
be s;aunch, decided States Rights Republican. Gle
has never changed his view Of the powers OF the
Federal Government since hr first connected himself
with The Press in 1894, coedor Of the "Culqefer
Gazette afterwards sole editor oil the "Lynchburg
Democrat and al later period assistant for the
s.Crisis" He declares the5ciic here aoc, as he did
then, IN uncomproniisng opposition 10 National Dahh
charter in shape; his hostility TO Tariff Tor proec-
ton TO works Of Internal improvement; TO an assump
ton of the Debts ofthc States, directly indirectly, and
in fine to all implied and constructive powers, whatever
by Congress ne
feels that much is due to President John Tyler G,r his
manly and independent. course in applying The ESecu-
tye trtoes 10 the Bank bills aad hopes the reputation
he has earned will be- sustained by hin III Ills annual
message To Congress.
Mr.. Smith has our hest wishes for LIS prosperity.
The Rev J. c. Walker 0rtoery ii this City, has
succeeded 10 the ed'lo:shp .. the : "ythevhe jour
nal" We know Mr.. w. we!i-and bear our cheerful
tribute to his excellent character We hope. thr De-
mocrsts of tho South West viii reward Him Tor his ID
bors. ~
The New York Times and Star is suspended till the
Isl day of November This Conservative paper,
under the auspices of that conss,en, Of al po
clans Mr. Senator Tallmad.e but, like him, 1t soon
yerged from Conservatism 70 open, nnhuslnnI iede'
ralism The Star is proiessedir suspended, Under tue
name Of making such arran+eme nts 10y receiving
substitution fund TO tie amount Of !luuGO} as may
enable it to out at cncc under Ire burners Of u
CLAY. The Clay Clique WI! have . contribute pretty
proiuscly for Tie establishment Of its orgnrs
The lgyic,.,tgroL and Horitutata ssciety Of Hearco
Every thing has gone eff most happily The d'nner
at the Exchange was excel!cnt-cn!!Tened ny ,oas,s
addresses
Euyden) played his part 10 admiration The "h'ichen
Cabinet was complete. Mr.. Turner, Presiacn; OF The
Association, presided, and threw all around hun The
best feelings and The greatest enthusiasm IN The cause
Of agriculture.
The crowd in The Exhibition Room at night was
urcut and the s,cc,acle most beautiful and cheering
On FRIDAY the sale Of tic articles which were set
m was spirltcd-ard in the evening, the Society again
net and closed their labors with more elective or
Ianzaton for the mex; years operations.
,l,.i, ,,l'i III PfUceCIIgS
next merchandising Tie Reports ut their Com
m,lees the Adde'S oflSe President; and the p:cmiums
awarded. Ia the ,imr we do ourselves 'he pea
sure TO publish tie following note from MIS- noou-
son Peasants t. Tie Awarding Committee. IL sho"s
an admirable spirit, from lady, who Is as much CTS
tnsushcd for her general intelligence, as Tor her tx
qulsi;e taste in flowers:
"Gentn beg leave 10 present, thro you, TO the AZ
rculiural aud Horticultural Society, the premium
awarded me; and hope, by doing, in some degree
aid The progress of improvement ii our oeloveu eou"
try. VERY respectfully, .rr.
"2ls, Oct, ISL.
"To slessrs. Mann S. Valentine, w. D. simms,
Charles Palmer, WIN. Mitchell, Jr., Committee
The Premium SlG.
We are happy 10 state, that the Society, duly ana
deeply approaching this generous tribute on Tue iai' "
Mrs. Peasants, Immediately instructed their Commit
tee 10 present her with piece OF plate, OF lie Vaue
S25, with appropriate Inscription.
Under such auspices, the of agriculture -
prospecting around U.s. We respectfully recommends 20
our farmers 10 the neghborhood of fctersburs Lyhch
burg Norfolk, Winchester, &c, Nc, TO initiate lne
pie of the Farmers of Ienrco and Citizens OF Ken
mond Let the ball 90 on-and it is inconceivao'e
what world Of benefits may be produced by circle OF
similar associations.
The last New York "New World is as rich as any
of its predecessors 1t is conducted with great ase'
,d, Va mpndi IN he