Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-31

They seted SbOu, each establishment; subjected
strict discipline well paid and well ia every respect
the children. averaging four handred receive religious
truetion and elementary education large quantity OF to-
eaeeo must be laid Tor give the best product aud
answer the constantly growing demand The proper
nnt in store should be Of value nearly nifty millions francs
which the national treasury could cover The admin
istaon has undertaken the Of cgas aud cgs
reues to snperscde those Of Havana and Manila class
oyouh educated At the Polytechnic school dsughted ior
or agency in all the processes OF the esab
shnents Science and combined the French
product may obtain and deserve the highest topuc Tho
process for tho eigaretis described. The
igency OF the French reggie stated be well under.
stood IN America with regard to quality, that when the
baccoes there, after public and official inspection are class
ed. the first and dearest qualities are aways designated
French 'oeaeeoes" The plant, observes the report,
Holland, Belgium, Spain, and Great Britain; il is no
longer habit fashion. any more than
tea in England. The consumption Ut IL must,
therefore, be the great aud rapid advance
in France proves the general allegation The tobacco
manufacture il found be aheahy employment; phhis.
zeal cases extremely in the French establishments
they are sometimes cured by the atmosphere. In other
branches OF industry consumption carries OIL one fourth OF
the aborers; is destructive than the plague, the
worst oil epdemics The Government medtates the exton.
sion of the tobacco ia France; the districts that al
ford the best quality cited century and half ngo
the province OF Guyenne renowned for its leaf the cut
lure To be pursued and specially favored Corsica and
Agena where the growth may be rendered excellent and
perfectly adapted the French agents have
been sent thither To superntend the culture aud crop;
supply expected that will the annual deficit of the
French growth.
The exclusive, rgdly and enforced right TO
buy necessary OF life the many millions
OF dollars Tor population OF thirty -four Millions
but involve oppression and NAL practice The profits of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in thcmsolves-imply general
wrong The reggie Is charged with purchasing inferior
eua compelling absorb the od sius before
the new contents OF the and other
eHpediens OF gain wach xcusive power mpu
nity and the Zone Interest," OF the treasury
in the rnnsp
and manufacture would cheaper and better products
and might ere long yield larger the Govern
mcnt Your tobaccO-growcrs have fair play in the
European markets, and something may be done for them
where they suffer by tariffs aonc but the rcasonngs and
dispositions ct the ministers and Chambers in France pre-
cludc all expectation Of the rcnquishmen or any mpor
tant modification, of the monopoly.
PROPOSED DINNER TO WIN. l.. GOGGIN, ESQ.
1t will be by the suboincd correspondence that Mr.
Gogsin declines accepting the Public Dinner proposed 10
be gived him by his political friends Amherst county
LyHeh6uTg VrginiaR,
INV GLASGOW, July 7th 1919.
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, u committee in behalf of
number OF your political and personal friends woud
most respectfully invite you paTtake OF public dinner
to be gvenat the Buffalo Springs the county Ut Amherst.
ON the 2h inst such other day suit your
convenience. We, and those whom we represent, arc
prompted to this STEP by the sentiments OF and
pect winch we entertain towards personally and the
gratitude due 10 distinguished and honorable efforts
IN behalf OF the great OF Wig praeples in our re-
cent and memorable Congro ssiona canvass Accept for
yourself the expression of the high and regard
which we are your humble and obedlcnt servants.
Joseph h. Irving, Saml. Manlply,
iona H. famplin Thomas Z. Goodwin,
John Whitehead, Rob NJ. Brown,
Samuel VI. Garland, Edmund e.. Moore,
Warner Jones, Thomas n. Eubank,
James p. Coleman, Charles A. Penn
Henry Loving, Daniel l.. Coleman,
William L. Garland, VIM. NJ Waller
H. Drummond, James L. Taliaerro
SAM. Helskiil, Jno Pryor,
Tho. \. Eubank.
To WN. l.. GoGGIS, Esq.
BEDFORD, July 18th, 1913.
GenheneR-Acccpt my thanks for your fiaering invita-
ton 10 public dinner Buffalo Springs" on the 27h
inst which has been rendered me by my political friends Of
Amherst county, through you their organ. Such man.
Hesitation OF your Kindness and that those whom you re-
present, towards an humble individual like myself,
while 1t altogether unexpected is not the less
gratefully acknowledged my part. | would that
could present 10 you any claim entitled 10 such marked
respect founded On any medt OF my past ser.
vices that may have rendered, any efforts that might
have been made by IN "our recent remarkable Con.
gressional canvass" Those efforts made however
only IN common with you,-with the great body OF the
Wing party OF the District-and am the debtor of those
who compose that party for many favos aud evidences
their Kindness, their confidence and their regard To none
do owe more than to the gallant Wings of Amherst for
the part they bore IN the which you have referred
others may have been more successul-yet even they
could not claim To have been active Jealous
IN promoting the great VINO PRINcIPIEs than nv
friends and noighbors OF your county
Kermit me TO say gentlemen, that shall yet the
principles Tor which commended triumphant;
shall have unwnveng support even in the darkest hour
ct political adversely doubt that Bank Uni
ted States properly regulated, will be estabshed-that
the policy oi distributing the Land fund will become per
manent-hat all the wants of the Government will be
supphed 10y duties on foreign mpoTtaionsthat the Execu
i've viii be limited TO the discharge proper functions
and that prescription for opinions sake will be- 10 great
extent ITSELF prescribed. Men will not then be required
TO make known their preferences for individuals for the
highest offices: and in advance, without the fear of being
questioned by the House of Representatives (which
~ to pass upon my clalnsO the "SUMBER OF CLAY
MEN, IN this District, would make il known il had not
already done So that am nowthat will be one dur
ing all the Congessand shall be at the time of the
next Preside na election; when hope will be voters
enough so decidedly has friends the con
test inTy IN his favor in single day. throughout the Union
though there may be occasional light showers"
Notwithstanding We defeated ia the late election for
Congress- may well say the victory ours; and we
too could have keu the field had not the rain in another
quarter eTtinguished our camp fTes!
we may yet rely upon the fairness Of the House Of Rem
resentaves To do MS justice. proper examination Of all
the facts may be madethey shall least be fully presented
10 the consideration OF those whose duty is decide
Gentlemen, again tender you my most sincere thanks
Tor the honor you have done me- while respectfully decline
your proered public compliment, that may be
properly conferred ON buiew and the many whom such
honors offered should be to take the " for the
deed"-the gDer for the feast itself.
Ii will afford great pleasure To see each of Won st your
own homes, where hope long some pirate dim
neTs, and where too may congratulate each other i'm
social way at least upon the prospects fine CROPS II the
heather should continue JauoraJie
am with the greatest respect your obedient servant
- w. l.. GOGGIN
To Messrs. Joseph X Irving, &c. &c. &c.
GOODwANE's PENMANsHfP.