Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29

own tongue the vouds.ful works of IA. C,s.,ox A -,
end lust Legislature slwsys knows that an pt.,,,, a..
virtuous people will be and ftee and =. ,.
On, people will be dull indoent poor and e..y 10 h. eh
3D. quilted and lead. have given n, ali ,;.,, ., h.,
ct.
40 wad some power the y;h. nj. -.
To sec our.elye. n. i,h.,, No.. ~.
IL would from many evil, f,-. a.
Aud foolish notions.
What State in In, sou,h 4. -;ll; e., Ar ,
stain, and lead the way n, han. x,i.n.. H.. ,,,,
IL virginis the Old Dominic, .uu q, b.. ~. -.
passed from her. or vo,.s ,., b., h Iii IT, - r.
birth right
Among many of IN. h.,,s,. .a ,,- n . ,-
Of public instruction o.. 4. her. 4,
ably in the inteliyenec and d;y,,,v nj h,,,
Of the Northern operatives. No, only do xo, End ,h.u
ready and able 10 con,sr.- ,xi,h va, on III ,,, h,L
sgaie the nation ut large bu, uoon .c,e. ,..h,n,.,,
and the art, Of de.ixn Amo.t all M. co,,,,. h,.h 49,
and bssu,ify this growing and d,Ii.h,f, .,v -
owned and have been put up BY the operatives. Tn. m,
sry Of the houses which strike IN. a,,,,,io, NJ ,,n
aud elicit remark, are the dwelling, Of I'm. M..h.,.
The day must come when the Sou,b will Col,, ami,
when the people on her thousand hill, and ,.,,I vv
will break forth into reioicnp. and INN h.
musicians OF the grove in song. of g,adn,s-,vbn The
evenings shade will cali them from the tolls of ,. d.v IN
the family table, and the bed with h..,. ,nh,,
hened by distress and care and the opening morning to
their work agan-yea she will awake arise and shake
the blooming peoples from her brow Demagogsm,
ueschery fraud and cruelty cinnot shall always rule
say again, let no man fear Do your duty like mea. |
feel rs though shall live to that day. Welcome wei
come, welcome, and how shall rejoice.
This city has some eight or ten Carriage factories
ihey constitute the bulk OF the Factories IN this place.
Inc most oil them have houses in the South where they
sell their work. One Of these establishments have de-
pot IN The oid Dominion WE'LL let them 60 ahead If
wi" not some Of these factories are very large, and her
"okNey wen executed ihers are several Shoe factories
~hen CONNIE heh sales almost entirely to the South. So
Is WIN 'he oio'hng establishments wonder when we
VIII cease 10 build up Northern Towns and cities To sup
y" our "a" ~h'e we might our own towns and people.
say when VIII wei Some OF our people boast Of having
very Gle" heaas ana ihseeing minds-but 1t don't look
hAe much. thlnk some are very muddy, and have
sAu's almost a. h'cS as Gave Johnsons That fellows
heso so 'hek that II he was going through fence and
was SUCK as ana goat should blaze away at him. al
~ouu knock he h'e out OF the eyes OF the goat,
Johnson would not ieei It, or would It wake single
idea. lie might ask who tapped my heel-but the blow
would not he severe enough To lend him 10 think hi.
head that was out'ed and the Kick OF Jacksss would
naruy DO H. mink we have got good many Johnsons
They are now putting M Screw factory had shewn
me some OF the American and English Screws, and
peat as have often said other tina, the Ameri
can article was Tar superior. Ii the super intelligence of
mechanics and their machinery that produces this d-
ference in favor. THIS place becoming the market
for large factories besides their though before
close my notice OF this city, say IL Messrs
Pirrpont, Msllary & Co.'S Lock and Metallic Knob and
Chancey Geivme's Clock Factories The nature of the
Locks Of tho mos. simple construction and the most
perfect OF the kind ever saw The metallic Knob, ara
made from clay, and If any thing nre little bard,, h,
Cave Johnson's head. They are made with grea, variety
Of coors and sz,s and never need polishing ,bink
them preferable any thing OF the kind now in use &C.
rones Factory 10 curiosity. He turns ont Clocks lust
about as fast as Jesse Hoyt would steal the pubI;c
money only one is an honest sad the oth., flooious
business The first i, called British Wbip and hate,
Of the poor the other Jedersonan Dsmocra, and lover
Of the p-ople though he steals whole ton, Of I,,, from
them Wasn't Washington terrible hater of the NOR
and the welfare Of his country and Whist beloved
rifed Democrat was Arnold!. But 10 the clocks It,s
astonishing what amount Of these articles are turned ont
here He sends them 10 Europe China Sou,h Ame,ie,
Mexico and all over the Union The wood used i, almost
all American Our forests are coming in,u NAV fast He
Factory is huge affair Go it honest Yankee.
After leaving New Haven took pa,s,pe in IN, carr
for Meriden passing through wslingford and Nor, Ha
both of which manufacturing II out of
my power visit all the manufacturing towns. for their
number IL legion Al Meriden. was unususl Nv pleased
They have lin factory which out every ar-
Gle made from that kind of metal. They do an immense
business in the South. The name Of the firm is Sleadmnn
and Clark. The next place visited the extensive
screw coffee mill and iron foundry OF the MesGs Purkes.
This gentleman Is Locooeo He commenced after
made known my object, telling me what patriot Polk
was, and that the Wings were making out that he OPP
posed to the repeal OF the tariff Why said he, he the
best fro'eenonist In the country told him he depended
on Folk, he would burn his hnges said TO hm,every
IN 'he S'un went io Tree Trade and abused us
because we took opposite ground'so do not be amused
you have no nends IN ha' quarter or in the unto ut
Washington. Al th ne rose up and said 81 am Dem
ocra and mere are MY persons IN my employ who voted
Tor MI POLK but he touches that tariff and beirays
alter his Kane letter. we VIII bo and all the North with
US ms mo- Is inc common sentiment among all the
Democrats nj the NORM. Ihese gentlemen drive an i'm
menss business ihey nave also pm auguf and b'''ana
has thousand inhabitants and all held together