Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
ColsREsroNDENCE or r,,s WING.
ENTERPRlzE or THE NORTH.
NEw YoRK, Sept Sth ISIS

snd those Interested follow up with petse vcrence aud
courage worthy OF bei,ot fate That bold conspiracy
exists here. welding capital of extraordinary magnitude
TO overthrow the Interests oi this county,
beyond oil question; and that oil the American papers
are controlled by these conspraos without the shadow
OF doubt These papers daily, while they profess to be
advocates 81 the poor mrn IN this country. are from the
pay they receive. attempting destroy them and sap
the only by which 'hc liberty and tho pursui, ol
happiness" are. can be, guaranteed to them. wish
call the attention Of the he whom o politicians
have deprived BY law from reading aud knowing Tor him
self lot his friends read ho the fact that thes,
men daily eliminating the aboring population OF h.
county. and asking that they may be turned out Of EN-.
poyment, OF TO have their reduced 50 TINT the In
ieess oil Great B''on, Germany Frsncc, aud other States
of Europe may be promoted their eapons,-,r in ,h,
words. down with every thing American, md MD with
every thing that is European NJ man can hide his eve,
10 this dangerous and reasonable organzluo IL strikes
every thing American and threatens no, o,ly T., n,
tse the labor honor, and Of the Union b
TO gnomniously debase us in estimation and tbs,
OF the world May We not hope that this d,ng conspira
cy the rights Of the American people. and sut 10 the
flag Of tie Union, ths be promptly put down. and CON
signed with their American aes neriied ubloquy and
by the burning and consuming Of an nj
froned aud outraged peoplel Tie open and manifest
with which these dcnolncc our own country
men and their honest pursuits and praise the people OF
Europe Is scandal That they are in foreign nav
no doGbs. The thing is psplLlc to disbelieye-
Had they lived in the days of the Revolution every rascal
OF them would have been hung up by the neck But for
this present. III lay TINS subj, ct the table.
The frs, factory which SHALL notice. is the Machine
Shop OF Messrs. Carey, Wales Os,randcr have rurr
ly come across three more Undue uus young men Mr..
Wales Is from Georgia, and lett many year, ayo TO
come North invest his funds. lie had remain
ing where he was, hear ais business denounced and
wsued upon, BY and lazy clan of politicians Vas
there nj n.x 81
Trade" Losoiocosl The blessings Ut industry and oduc,
ton the people alarm them and hence Their ar c
these means for overhrowing their power. The most of
the work OF this fm now sent 10 Georgia. whence Mr..
w. came. Allow have a word about machine
shops.
There is business, which more needed in the
South than factories OF this kind. There a great num-
Der in aud around New York the most of which Inv.
ders twelve months ahead Several Cotton Factories m
the South will have To be delayed going operation
some twelve or eighteen months, Tor the
These Factories the Ess supply one half of the
orders You have the best Iron world aud superior
advantages. Why not throw up Factory OF thi. kndl-
II would have instantly work than il could do and
business pays better. We might have prosperity aud
enterprise IT would. Suppose we set about H.
The next is the Columbian Foundry. Ths establishment
is one OF the odes, in this city Ii is very large, aud the
amount OF Castings Machinery md Engines turned out Is
enormous. There is engine, which they have construct
Is curiosity. intended
from one story To another. end very Ingenious at
fair. Such ~ the improvement in l.bur.saving ma
ehnery, within few years past, that almost every
thing which required the OF four mem ROW,
requires but one They have large uf order.
hand ll for the South The evidence which La,,
had OF the heavy orders preparing for the South conynces
me that there ordinary number factories erecting
in sunny land. 1t is glorious thought 10 mo and
rejoice at every such indication When that day comes
factories nj
Union, then will old revive aud new ones upp,ar
our farmers aud planters be repensed with wealth and
prosperity. Then will Education be dirscd and Enter
prise aud Industry become the ruling passions of the pco-
pe--and be of glory! Snail We not hail
with pleasure such suspicious dawn7
The one the Furniture Manuiaciur ing .s.abl-
men, OF c. A. Bondue. This is a remarkably large con-
and the work oi the nehest beautiful hind
The furniture IA o e most varied style, aad equal In psf
tern, aud superior ugih aud finish To the best i,
ed french articles A. American, confess eioc,
the black Walnut, which grows extensively IN this
county and from which large portion his work i mad.
taking its place with the Mahogany ard Rosewood IL
bring. equal price with the best Nah, gany now at Ly
epool and London. Large shipments yearly seat from
this country 10 England, France and GERMANY Several
persons have already made fortunes from wood The
people Of New York and New Jersey clone make not
less than twenty five millions yearly the sale Of ya,ious
kinds OF wood. tits than agricultural pro
and property and quit following the tail politicians
Our children expect il OF PosIony and our whole
county look for IT. and neglect these advantages 50
lavishy conferred upon deserve the cxecTsiJn OF
mankind am compelled Sgnin say that great guam.
tity OF Mr.. BIS work goes of the South. How the
people Of the North do oifr,ss us! Don't they Ought
they not to be hung for mnisering wans3 Get out
with your aziness!
feel pleasant duty in noticing here the Mechanics
Institute Of this city. There is hardly an Insulation IN
this whole land which has conferred such benign and s
tary benefits the young operatives and arx1ns OF the
country, as this Institution. To Professor Mupes who
is the worthy aud enlightened President, indebted
mainly for what know Of this useful and valuable Asso
citation They have conversational meetings every Friday
evening when questions Of and science are discussed
i attended one OF these meetings, where the question
-"WiI Sal'pere Explode ~ was up for the interchange
Of views, which discussion afforded the deepest interest,"
The conversation would have done honor class of the
best Professors. The most of them were young mon-
some OF them apprentices. They DIRE ssed in red
flannel shirts, had they snuity faces. They were in
elseni, and genteely, though plainly clad and would
have added dignity any class of men, and conferred Gre
dit any Association Give the Young artixan prouar
knowledge Of Chemistry, Mathematics, aud Nalural
Philosophy, as they apply to Mechanism and Ar,
and you make Of him You will NOT then
find him hanging round a grog shop or following
the engine with his red flannel Shirt or olng about with
his face like that Of the chimney sweep This can be
done now, only through Mechanics Association Ii ia
no dshonor to ben mechanic. Peter the Great was one
Sir Matthew Hale. Benjamin franklin Gen
Greene, Roger Sherman, aud thousand others who have
shed ustro science and letters and advanced the srs
Let not the rich who dwell in palaces forget that
without the mechanic they would have to rcst under
the shelter Of rocks and the boughs Of uoes-aud hold not
these mon in contempt; deny them those legitimate
rights and eyilcs TO which they entitled We should
remember ihut-
"Werc all 50 tall TO reach each pole,
And gasp creation in a span,
We must be measur'd by our soul.
The minds the standard Of the man"
Whether superior intellect IL developed in the obscure
by or girl whose father IL bowed down with poverty or
cutters IN 'p'g OF some ancient hero ~ salesman the
ehsc Is Tue same lilo or she will command respect and
hold an elevated position 10 the world. On, an, .nond
be to give that intellect proper direction.