Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15
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THc TOWN.

Tt, c,nt.u;ion for the iavors Q! Mrs. Fox 70
pull s over The difficult dame has made her
e- III, N. The future President l. IN Tue p4iioI-
box, az ii I w nh vi authority Is now silently
w4,.I upon by tn p ,ernai m l>"hy. Goa o!-ss
wh ,cr-r j. 10 b. brought iJrth
TANK II .aven, the Town IS siilier! heIs
is m r. nos. noJn the blacks,Ditts anvil an
,hs n ,.:n;ker', p>tuns--niore Glitter uion IN
nm n M, wee ami ID. oppeIsDiths r'veti bul
IN. Towns hart bats les auliuiy. 'o-!ay, an
III. Towns pulls. less i.verlshv aud wll ~. In
political bully IS LICKING round uhwliiinSy uu'
peacefully fJr WORK. IN. cluo-wrangiei's 'ocd-
lion k gone. Tue working-in,n viii give l->s OF
his evening 10 the bar-ruom ana Caucus. w ives
rejoice Children ale glad.
Consil erny only indiriduals, the lmineoila
tuinut an reco.l of politics seem only evil nc
violence The pore and the ps"iculas Will com
plain OF blo,I-l Ting and blister. We believe
lbe counry al large Is benen tel 10y Tue bringing
Of these bad huinors 10 the surface, however,
We are sure al least that ": see I'D 'hefe y, Ia
oar body popular, that IS dangerous. inere
is evil disposition, ant igonisni, elsconfni, craF
ing Jr excitement, love oi co nonalon, uofiAen'
energy ana a:n1f,nn-oualitles every where dis
tribul.d and nung-ring every one, Tor a field oi
ac;ion. Wh re better wouI they break out
than IN politics? HJw eeser should We SEo@
our nrllhbo,'. length oil conscience strlng ant
or Jn-nrSs IL rick an unlairnes, Than by watch
ING him wh:n his passions are reused and ms
c.uiou>nsss orsutleul What man in puluc'l
con ..itlee sGuw> ~ iit,le o. his fellows Tor future
living with taem7
But tnans Ci,I the tumuli once over, the city
returns T. peact, IN ustry and prosperity
Injury AMI caiumuy si4nd no more benind ths
Editors chair- Ii. nature md commerce, instead,
look promp,inslv over his shoulder. Inc mer-
cnar. is relieved from anxiety, and knows now 20
sh pc ul> venture. Tn- mechanic "hanss poll
lies Tor plague and bo,ner The Reputl
has sci up IL IN >l-r aud is content h be governed
while il tolls and pr,IsPers.
rn.re is one failure Of the late con es' how
ever. ior wn cn We Can find no philosophical on
sci. We refer 10 the unparalleled and insane e1
tent t. which 6s.:ias has been Carried. VI any
puot this or actce does we do not see even sht-
lowing VI us intolera5e er,Ls We hear nourniul
accu mt. al every ,nrn. II seems 70 have inject
Ell. III a 2amo.ing mania those who never De
fore haz rlel mouty on question OF chahce OF
uncertainy We have he ri several really mosi
lsm-nta!le instances oil faulty and disaster IN
hi, new dtmon-shape OF parly-sPrt Famllies
are ruined. creditors robtec, children deprived OF
eIpc,,lun and Tread BY men who would as soon
ni OF their hani> IS throw stake al gaming
table /, there no power in the Jaw TO put a
STOP 10 mis- new evil Of poIi,.cs} We asa this
ole,ioa tc 1iotokt, il pos>ibl, an answer.
AMI now-as politics ra!t oM rom The public
mini, an there is room for something Else Ia
uatt ia-lei Us mention grea, evil IN this coun-
n: oI oor> ami tell some news that has an exam
pie By which 70 meni II.
We TOLL TOO MccH
Without enArglng a, all on this thought breed
ing ter, We forthwith show our DRIFT oy giving
paragfa Oh tr3n late London paper:
"sARLY HlrRs WITH SRnPgsEPERs.-A meet
ing OF Inc members and friends .! the Meropo-
AGS1ri held 81 Exeter
H.Inn Wednesday evening. The whole OF that
a. .ci,u> buil,ag was crowded 10 excess, ]; being
co,ooueI that tn-re were not less thar 5000 per
sons present. Sh.rid Sydney took the CnaiT, me !
Lori MAYOR being unable 10 aueno. Inc ohlec; I
OF In. Association Is 10 octa' N an ao!'dgerlen
OF ,h. h ,ur> OF business IN lie er1Pery ana otncr
,r .des ii n. metropolis, VIII view 70 me pnF-
sic al. III nal, an intellectual improvement o. me
as,i.taa.s the Pin ado; t.d 10 accomplish this /
oolec: i, n H. 10 IN. irst in.aac-, 10 appeal u en-
nj yers 10 rlose their establish al any spec'-
L: h11r; bu, 10 persuade tn public 10 abstain (
from making purchases in - evening. an So /
BIZ re jyins all inducen.n;. 10 make Il unneces-
sarv tlr sho ~ be KEPT open beyond reason (!
apl. tim; th9s rendering II Practicable Tor All
en- Il;er> wal arr lavofa3e I. The Change, 10 ,
Close taeir establish ncats without loss, ana w;'n-
on .r, from tn- cInpet ion OF offers. In tie /
laatl.g. ot IN. Pre>isnt, 'fni> is 10 as>ocia- T
tiJa iur he pnfp1-e oi cotrc,ns OF cons!i-ia'n2
IN. no,Jyer. Of L m ION. rn- oHIac. is not o I
,..rn3 n. in :llr: ions Il employers, but 70 per-
snt,. n. iuclaa lon, o ;;eir i>onaels 20 iGe .
public b.cau>e WIN ih- one hH'y, win 'ae eal- /
o,3;efs alJ1e, ther. l1.s NJ exist ID. exclusive
10 .ln> OF r-,u owing the rv we Inpi in Of hat /
with h. ot1.r IN is h i-r iol and ~ isnie be
power II ,rlvi ing Itat 81 npie ana ehtc ual re'
IN lv which W, ,ie>ir- 10 zee applied ms
principle " : uHirrrsalir approved, ami res IN
ii,,s :nnJlring IL were a'.of d. Several ind'-
en,,a draper, Dofe testimony 10 The great advan-
age already derived by cu'tai.ng the hours OF
busin IS not onl by he N sier>, 5nl b their 49,
si-tan:s, who thu, Il better opportunities for lUl
pr, inyta .irmnIs, ana participating in necessary
relaxation"