Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
Correspondence Of the Whir.

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wca'ercd the appointed day OF and that NIGH
contamination, devouy be wished" by oil who a We
no p'ey nor faith IN them, urneeompshcd your
"i os many quotations principles, might say.
the 'dos OF March have eome"-yes. and gone also.
The day began, in the House, with the offer of Reso-
anon' by Mr. Adams. granting the Of the Hall. for
successive Wednesdays. to the elder Owen (hm OF anar
the founder Of Socialism, his son the NJ C. OF Indiana
OF whom by and by) for the delivery of lectures on hi.
| system OF society.
presume that Mr. A-wh, surely knows better or who
perhaps would gladly lecture in cpy-taks Owen's re.
vefics too Idle ID do any harm. cannot say think So
tS have learned to believe ihIi folly however mon
srous can be PoPounded the good people of mi. coun
"y' without very strong probability Of spreading like
wdd'he IL Il true that Owensn has not blazed up We,
Out why should 1t not Ii i; fail take its absurdty is
certainty not the hindiance. IL Is quite rational as Mil
"' AZ rehSious as AsraEianism practical Fourier.
' Us honest as Aormoni.m Ineligible as the Emn,er.
S'an iiahcendenaIsu One error, however, my friend
me philosopher has made, that will probably NOR. than all
else bar his way TO vast he proposes no i'm
mediate pundering his system offers no sp,s " No off
eai' and the men OF IDEAS the Progressive Demoer,
e'' VIII therefore not flock TO him. He promises nothing
J"suee' peace ard universal good-will-ihough good
Will without God. The godlessnc.s they Ik, e.ceodip,
~ out then the goodwill is by means 20 their tsc
Accordingly, one of the Democracy, NJ. Hamnett de
SC nded' perhaps, from the sage in Ceramics Sid Ham
metz Sgn6cd his dstaste for Owensu, II. chic, h;
to up'oot Soceiy-which Democracy can do witbcut
ana In pun down Religion he evidently thought tha, Loco
eoc"ism needed not the auxiliary. lie was opposed fine
SAUL granting the use OF the Hail any Lecturer or
iheo's VINO might wish to give his specuations the
'''on I" mat horse." As TO the degree OF authority
winch any opinion could borrow from the sanction ones
Hon. MI Hammstt perhaps alarmed than there
was any occasion to be. However, ono canno, disse,
from his csing prcposiion- there were other places
more suitable AMI where information could be impaired
more Aeteeaby.' certainly know few places where in
formation Is less TO be expected ayeaby Unmarried
than IN that Vahala o: baibarous and dissonan Democ
rncy.
Inc owen resolution was laid the table. But if the
et could not get the hoor, the did aud con-
sideraby the the two is hc-as much NOR.
dangerous as certain Jlcobl editor OF seven prneples
- worse than his Tory father.
IL would after ALL that the magnetic Ole &, which,
change as may the needle OF Mr.. DomgOoles opinions
ltrue to the MAJORITY nts have shifted little
again la 1t Is known often dol since told you that he
expected to PROFOUND Resolution decIarin, Anne x,,n
expciieni lie to-day brought in bill for directly intro
dueng Texas State. What has changed his ste adfas
ness ct MISUNDERSTANDING the prospects of are
taxing That aspect when your neighbour cries out es
osht anu Frightening -or whether the Heroic behest
from tue Hermitage has shaken hm-or, lastly whether
M -artain Senstorshp. dependlnt somewhat on
= e-s- ..Iied him. l undertake
say.
Next came new effort Ia inpeac indict the State
OF Rhode Island before Congress 1t the shape Of
seIie= oi Resolutions by the Legislature of New Hamp.
shire, sgmaizng the conduct of X. towards the far
renowned Dor, as Illegal, unconstitutional ihuman aud
all that They a'rngn X. as having condemned him by
packed Jay and having punished him barbarousv by
putting him IN the Pententary by the by he stays
las every body knows only mil lac chooses to swear allie
Rance to his Safe That. suppose, will seem very
hard condition 10 ypl Virginia Democracy, you too have
like oath IN Jour State Constitution for New Haup
shire, that is outraged has just sumo She Spre
s;ntly suppose, lily against some State for inctDg
disabilities upon Catholics
Thee Resolutions failed be brought in the Rules
s;Indng the way and but Of the Democracy voting
their suspension.
Thus the House returned the Texas question; and Mr.
Caleb smith, Of Indiana, made against that business
very animated and strong speeche b:st certainly that
the debate has yet Afforded except that Of Mr. Winthrop
OF Massachusetts, Though the range Of the ono hour rule
u utterly dsp'oportonHte To such question: great an
cOmplex-yst ne selected well the strong ,pcs and
enforced them each to just extent that hi. argument
was highly efficient IL took among Others The
Slavery question; but while he urged main points well
and boldly. took on grounds just faithful 10 all the
subssng Obligations between the States that no Southern
man could take the slightest exception to either his posi-
tons or his language.
To him succeeded his colleague, Robert Dale Owen
was glad to hear that citizen of wod-a renegade
o. country well aiih-a teacher of Paionie poitcs
and Of loves only made patonic by artificial methods Of
avoiding their consequences (ak for the dces;ubIe ex
pnna,ion 1t Is 10 his book published in his nsme-"Mo
RAJ fhy'ioogyD take the flor, 10 exp1in Rights Morals
and a That such as coud sanction this national doprayy
wanted To hear what Of the associates OF Socialism
would ri LAWS, what the hacr Of the and that gave
him birth would pr4e Of patriotism, what the Agraran
editor Of tn working mans Advocate" would tell Us Of
Landiitcs, what the author of a series Of popular tracts
against Christianity would say OF the public faith. Honest
aud genteinany IN private bfe welnfUrmed ACUTE he is
with all that, every thing that is only the more dangerous
for advantages which leave him but the more pesont dc
magogue and subverer. We dislike, Justly fear the
gross, tire contous gang. Of tho popuacc ta; Eu
rope csts from her encountered ap upon shores: bu,
there Is one tirg yet huu all their ignorance u
teir dopruyiiyti- deadly hostility to all society Of ,u
cHted EHglish Radieahsm. A CObbett, a Calender AN
Owen, Funny Wright, is worse. his her single per-
than all the dr,gs Of foreign debasoment
must leave you find. his reported speech how this
Optimt, this PerfecbiIian proved from good and noble
old Grous, the rghtness ol national robbery aud perfdy
Texas l. probably that Perfect Commonwealth which his
philosophic dreams have long sought in vain.
in the Senate the Smithsonian Institute occupied nearly
oil the sitting That you may IN the speech Of Mr.
Choatc beauuiu we'll as strong.
would gladly had time, tell you Of the sublime self
coinpnccucy Of the with which ihat martial JUDGE
umphant distractions. G,ssumer solid In ,nparon
with hs reasOnngs adomant unsobs,sniial in comparison
with his confidence in their sOlidy could give you some
pretty specimens bat where's Panch1 lie should be here
to report The General
The debate is evidently on, unu the Texans think
they can carry their probably Cenr Drom-
gooe's. Ny Of tonight leads me to think that SAINTS
Anna ~ real upct great misfortune fear to Mexico
lie u their abost and think their man. stained as HE
earlier career My compliments II the day TO him
who said General jackson would be and scourgo
to the country There is foreigner here collecting our
different pspe vines couldn't he furnish him with one Of
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