Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
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VIRGINIA RESPONDING To MASSACHUSETTS,,
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hooo- uot-Ithstazciaz - SAID By some ot our
f<a. ye.ercsy aud to-day. the inventNe genius we
.v vnash h.s snnihaied space by the railroad Hno
,ns .,..nbos your noble county, IN ne" and
oosble .ense the land Vi pilgrims. lis true, a. "s- re-
marked BY humorous yVGas hiend YESTERDAY tha IN
this uhriwind mode O poauon, the
fe. rapidy from beiOe but then how much NOR,
tensve and ysnegatsd the moral and political
,preses eensah view, enabling U.s. IN me a"slas'
OF tas pet catch living manners as ihey Tlse Il
i, i'm. ueh uIurisn landscape IN all It's phases o beauty
ana magnlhcenee, tha or the three weeks nav.
been in New England, have d~et upon with m'ngeo
sentiments OF pleasure admir- uon 'ympa'hy and
On every hand have behgd the miracles OF prosies ue
vcpmeni and may add, without lrreveIence' OF e'e"
ton which have been wrought out among you oy Tue u
umphsnt energies Of freedom, industry ana ih'e'se"e
These grand results due, am thoroughly pes"@"-
I'D 10 one fruitful cause with which tins noble anu Neneru
Bile Institution justly consccraed TO the puohc
ZION and support by the sacred provisions OF your 'u
mental laws SHINES and ndssoluole cohhec-
tion mean popular education calling iofth, informing
and guiding the energies OF the popular arm-unNeisa
Instruction going hand III hand with universal inHusuy
Hence II may be said with perfect uutn
as~ns said you your carly colonial history ha'
there ale emo droEts your northern Are Every III
diydunl man. woman and child, by an active anu
efficient cooperation the advancement oi he genera
good and IN building up, sustaining aud ausmenng Inc
aud OF the Commonwealth MS is INC
rrea, and valuable lesson political economy which the
prosperity Vi New England procaims TO the world 1t Is
one which the South ras shall lay to heart ana
sgo and do lik WISE
u hone said Mr. R. II will be deemed a not unnatural
and weakness when frankly confess before
YOU that while behodng oil this glorious spectacle oil UNI
ycrss comfort. prosperity, intelligence, anu uaer nave
felt secret and hardly fcpessloe price III INC
that the land which you have thus built up and adorned
by your enterprise and genius, once bore common name
which my own cherished State, and part and parcel OF
Virginia. Ours the earliest colonial enaiier and II
extended from the 3ith 45ih gree vi north lat
tude New England then, Ia popular as well as legal
geography, Northern Virginia. and derived IN lis present
baptismsl ii mistake not from our chNarous ane
gallant Capt Smith Permit then, gentlemen, 10 offer
you the following sentiment
New England: The Northern Virginia OF the earliest
colonial charter Tue Oid dominion" stands upon her
claims her happiness the
nown; the and social institutions Of her younger and
more prosperous sister.