Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
From the Ne,s York .4merfean.

Concerning this manifestation in the public life and
politics OF England, which, though composed OF higbred
and hghdescended mobiles, took part measuraby with the
aniigoyemmen;a party the Irish Debates the London
Spectator furnishes this clever and discriminating sketch
1t is easy white and neckcoths'
and they fair for the when there nothing
better beneath them. Even this assumption it might
be SAID OF Dung England, that It's dcmcanOr showed bet
tor taste was more unJbtrusiye, and more gentemunke in
the and high of the word than Young France
Young Germany, or any other "young" OF the age.
But there Is something better beneath these white waist.
coats and neckcoth All that their
punctua IN their attendance the House OF Commons and
attentive to what is going there. Their fasidiousy Gle
CANT though quiet style OF dress has spice OF refined Qua
kerism IN IT, There lies the bottom OF the
vcton which anmaes the Quaker, that irreproach-
ably neat in his airiIe will generally attempt make his
duct corresponds and tit dress Of Dung England in bet
taste than the Quakcrs.
Young England suspected Of fonatiesm-ofa leaning
at the least 10 Puseyism. Nay tero can be little doubt that
Dung England inks itself what others call intoleran But
It, Intolerance of rather peculiar character Ii
unconscious but volunar intolerance. Il has
been taken up for purpose and upon argument Young
England astduus and seeks refuge from pert presump
tuous dogmatism submission the judgment OF church
Young England is logical, and that there medium
between free thought and this implicit submission. Young
England thinks the imposition of the strong yoke OF faith
necessary TO keep ira human steady Young Eng
land has touch of devotional enthusiasm and really feels
the religious impressions gives utterance TO- Young Eng
land Is imaginative and has read history, and
the great effects that have been produced by imaginative
gon IN the person OF aBecket Loyaa aud others; and
England therefore convinced that religion
su[esi engine for milking society work well together
Dung EngiaIds frame OF mind in short be respect
ed, ~ aminble, accomplished, and Intelligent young gentle
men But Dung England deceiycs itself thinking that
u J. essentially and exclusively Christian aud English
There rs more Of Jerman metaphysics IN than either Of
Hooker or Jeremy Taylor, and more OF the sthetca dan
dyism OF Goethe than any thing else.
Dung Englandis uncunsciousy promoting the cause of
Liberalism al present; and need be asiDnhed to find
many OF ITS members ayowing very liberal creed dis
iant period 1t Is not Of Tory High Church principles
Uc party enafuOred, iens HIGH
Church and ToVism ought TO be- They have looked
mem on the picturesque side, and prepared
her intolerance They have reasoned themselves be-
ei that they are bigo;; but bgouy unreasoning-
Higoiry the growth O ignorance, aud be
sumed 10y cultivated Inteect than take childhood
"p" utih aEa Inc ih"Tuughg"ns Churchulan and Tory
o the old school impatient the philosophy and sCuples
OF Dung England: and Dung England will IN time get
'qnay uTcdoi his poddrG prosaIc reckless paran-hlp
mere IS one prcemnCuy excellent feature IN the char
acicr Of Dung Engandts bcnevoience aud kind
w disposition towards the poorer GLASSES. II j. anxious
raise them IN the scale Of comfort, Intelligence and moral
WORM ahd though some Ut IT. plans for doing may up
pear anciiu II IS also strenuous advocate Of that
are pfacicnOf high moral education, OF the protection
OF children alike from the cupdty Of employers and parents
o holidays and manly sports for the O1r and 1--WE bclicye
OF systematic colonization 1t l. doing good service the
Church question: it, geutemanly Of mind leads
treat oil really religious with respect is imaginative
Io'esunusn approaches pretty near tomuona Romnnsm;
s tone In the Irish debates and pleasing feature
~ these discussions. Nor believe that men bene-
violent really be- least long remain. champions a
/ FoHiTdHce Of the Cprn-.lws.
There has been appearance yet OF any commanding
Intelligence in Young England. II there be, he will
ces-ary break through the Journalism Of the school;
but he will be all his life the better for having time
da.,d with them. And hose DO not, the whole body
VIII still remain what IL ia knot of line minded gentle
men, respectable members Of tho Legislature.
a DREADrrL EsrLo. IoN.-Thc Macon Banner, publish.
Gu in Clarke County, Alabama, publishes an account Of
ucndlu accident n that county, and marvellous prcscr.
walton Of human life. Three Of the children Of John A.
Conic, deputy sheriff Of the county ihc absence Of their
parents, undertook, the company negro children
90 Indlc fire, and for the purpose had beg o powder
brought 10 the piazza. gun used ignite piece
o cotton, but 0t the children held 10 W be felt the FIRE
when u-iIy itOwus % from him. 90 is the k,g aud @
terrific explosion followed. The noise heard eight
mes -Four VI the slaves Of the keg driven through
i' root and thrown fifty yards yet Of she chill
drcn were killed, though oil hurt only dangerous
ly but II is thought they wi. rcc0ver.-Bah Pat