Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

idiluence the action Legislation upon TIA, sne-
cits OF property, and in all cases he delegates i.
lie General Assembly i.cn these Western slave.
h'.d.1S counties VIII b .caEd actin. with their
Eastern brciiIcn upon Ibis particular subjec aud
even ii those conaiie. 81 Western Virginia
possessing but few slaves, should be 50 ur.-
jGs: aud so Void Of MI literally towards
iae Eastern section ui Virginia as 10 il;.ke
~ eitoi. 10 place unequal taxation upon s!die
properly, such an evi could :ever happen 50
ionS Is .ae siagehoiding counties oi he IVES;
are irue 10 their awn INTERESTS. For il is rca-
ronab.e 10 suppose lnat Nesern Slave holders
VIII De is tenacious Of their rights as their
Dssihfen oil The East. Slave labor is every year
Becoming more valuable in Western Virginia
ana less valuable il tie Est. This ;Soaing 10
The exhausted condition OF The lands il E..sieia
Virginia, consequent upon most S1ven'y and
detective system u cultivation, di:idtG into arSc
plantations with Numerous slaves under lie
direction 2nd management OF oyeraecrs who arc
generally enemies - all Improvement Thee
causes, together win The want Of proper iaci,i-
tie, for The transportation oil our produce, and
The excessive production OF our staple product
IS !hc people If he srea; Mississippi Valley
haze rendered slave ator OF 50 ii;ilc valuc 10 u.s.
i!'ai II iheic was 20 demand Tor slaves IN IT,
Southern riates, 10 :ho,t tiule they must II
CONE, by their number heavy burden upon or
names. UrGrG ,Ie.c rjIcHin>iancss they h@se d.
mlai>hed aud Wli! continue Il trlini.a. 'Ihs idle
.. emiqrsiioa;o ;i!c West ana III. inc,cd. in%
demand tor slaves il he s.ggr and cotton &c
"ion, viii ;.hnueiiy carry laree nunoeis from
or sol. Ia N'e@;ern Vi::inia, whe slavery
can nc1er exist L. any yely sIea, c.lcni, ~
n many respects Il inU:: neco;ne mere v,.,i-
able. aud Tor that reason their nrJibers mus. ~
cieasr The successful criiTaiion q! ioEacro ID
,~,F !. a a. #
working Of The ine2hausire mines Of coai, salt
iIcn, Sc with wa:c.! hat section 81 Virginia
aaonnds, viii Tor number If years give rcsii-
q! demand 10 ,hs Spccie, 81 labor; whsle flm-
bcFs viii fe employed ,ii.ou"hou;ihr Whole c,ur-
ny, ny farmers, 10 perform hard labor and for :Lc
nal services, a1i, a.,hcr.i IL Ih,se Cafaci les
'her might not lie very profitable, &c; would -
II g!iiY useful AMI Convenient. For the reasons
abaye stated. an Eastern nan and d platter
nave no tears o! unequal taxation upon slave
pJopcly b our Wesefn blehreH, even ii The ba-
is Of representation sLop!d be liked, b. Inc con
vsnion, upon white population.
As Ia Ike argument used by many ri eSrava-
can; expenditures Of public money, ior Western
inr!ovemsni - E0i lhin!i il deserves an an
swcf, ant is employed ior nie.c hT.nbus NJ
improvement OF aug magnitude could peseibl'
DC mad, in Western Virginia itEont almost an
ecGa. benefit 20 The f,ase::i section. Il mlscfcss
tne mountains az! communicate with Tide water,
E; Ii woaG be 81 no value t. The West. and thus
mast pass hFnugha large portion ot Eastern Nir-
2inia, III oId'r 10 reach lis destinations and TIC
immense trade and ;arc HAT would come with
il, would t;...'d M onr villages our towns.
aud or ciiie>; ADD ~" exharSies, snrriy d LING
and Of gypsum woall reno.a.e q: oI.-!iels,
ara restore omr 81! % is original fertility. Ry
H. way, convention o. no convention, lbis great
iHprpseinca; must be matc--a helier system 81
primary education mus be adopc ,-beiore Tie
OH Dominion can Use from her PROSTATE AMI
ten condition. ani ">>iiln. hat elevated rank
tat she once crcupird among ner sisisr .,t.lss
she has lived 100 C0g np"n lie si1i.ts ii he past,
AMI The splenlur .; hef deeds inIhe oiaen ;iuc.
have extended tbs communication nuch !ar her
han n'crdei aGa cCGfrnd myself chiefly Il
= pFi1cI3-i objection rreci a;ao: ( rs = ii4
cal Q. COME a.iri It tie ptc>cn, ,Jr, ieiev-
iac ,h.i, excepting tie hasis {. representation. 10
si:cEg opYosi.iua woi,.! .e made. G. J..
Charlotte CuG:.t~, Va