Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-14
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may. "espen' mueh nme together III lamenng the nn-
'o'u"aey 'e'uceu co"uo" OF our re"p'e. from the III
""e"ee VI tue '''"s '"' '" ''so"ss'"s inc oes' modo
i"f o'efho"hs me'f power was PLEASED 10 Know That
he regarded the stand nad taken eauiibe aud the surcs
m'de Of o''ah"s TIE po'"es, oem'y'sue' OF their m
huenee ana sway. MI. 1feg2 - gathering up additional
'"o''h'"o" 'o' consumption !" 'he sou'h' sincerely
WIS" nun long Nv" anu career OF continued usefulness
twas my unfortunate lot hefe' 10 10 Frustrated ON my
oeu WIN '' "e appearance u, never oe'ng aoe To rise
again" severe eo'' wh,ch had nese' me Tor Two day'
=" my 'e sue a"' h'd"ey' i"e agony winch sui
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advance our prosperity. pu' A"oN we VIII NOT 90 y
We would ra'her ek inc 'ee' ana 'oo" u INC as oil Tue
politicians 'hAn 10 ACT mus hooy' reop'e Of tue sonh
hush up-eaefe'se "uo more mouesV ana good sense
know more aoou' ageu'u''' sno prove 10 he "o'd INA
you understand 1t little better than your yearly produce
Affords before you raise such CHATTER over It, say hush
up. or change your ways
From Poughkeepse, took the steamboat Niagars, la
very feeble state Of health. for Hudson aried there the
day that big Thunder" the great Leader of the Anti
Renters Of this part Of the State adjudged guilty by
his aud sentenced by Judge Edmonds 10 his
natural life in prison. The excitement intense. and
for while threatening Hudson looks like city forsa-
ken. II put IN mind OF green countrymnn who had
msdc his first debut large city for the purpose of show
ing Off and while going through the game had been finger
thmbed OF all his possessions, by some city pick poke
and left without tho wherewithal to carry out his mea-
surcs Hudson has many fine buildings. and all the extcr
nal aspects Of a city; but trade and population are
leaving daily, and there seems but way Of escape
and that is the erection Of manufactures Other towns
which like Hudson, depended upon agriculture for sup
port. seating factories in their midst; and all class.
at Hudson seem to think that this Is the only hope
redemption left them.
But how many places are there IN the South, that
now IN the same aud much worse situation than iiud-
SOM Imght pcin' 10 Chsreston' south Carolina, which
now mas smaller population han u had IN 1880, aud dH
iy losing more The population Tor twenty mules round
the city," one 'hrd less an iwHs before the Revolution
Nohng IS 10 redeem 'hat city and state but tho creation
o' manufactures "hin ,heh borders lhey have got to
come 10 H. or "eken and do Augusta, Georgia anoh
erpaco that has lost It's trade aud Popuaon but they
no" masking vigorous Efforts by The establishment Of iacto-
he'' 10 escape desuue"on Montgomery, Alabsma, is
'o p'seo n', vans dooi"ed 10 decay unless its
people W "mo Sen TORN her hands and save themselves
o'" ''" Us 'o'N some 'e" towns IN Mississippi.
'"o Vow" " Union 'n mus Oo"niy' which formerly
's ages 'o"" :" 'no o'''e save Na'ebeH' is now do
$500, '"u wv" ""' "elu property mere ana deemed
,''"' SIC w" Is poor Us '"' morse 'h'i was
70 ."'S"s' ''' gas oS placing over his eyes
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10y VIC p''"o'ns ana he denounced rs robber and
puOhe pundefef while the nsn who would have put up
gogshop 10 ram down the roats of the people "qud