The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
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sssaAern Opl.isss 81 ,ar. Fsshsr's Lssssr~.
THE RiehmOnd va-J Wing. speaking Of the
articles of aJuslics' in the Louisville Jouri,al,
expresses its dissoprobatiOn Of Mr.. Fnhsr's
Lecture in strong ssrms- The Augusta Ca
Chronicles, quotes he article Of the Richmond
Wing, and seems rot to feel the slightes, sens.-
ton of grzfitsds 20 Mr.. Fisher for his disiaier-
esisd efforts to pDvs the Soa;h most prosper
Gus and happy. rMssier,." says Dogberry to
his prisoasrs. ''ifis proved already that yea are
little better than false knayes, and il viii 70
near 10 be thOuxas 30 shortly" This language
seems now To Be very applicable to Mr.. Fisher,
IL Ne OnIT change the word knss<to some more
appropriate tern The Prssiax has already
been done, and he tiiatiag seems to be foIlew-
ing very fast
Mr.. Fisher mar exelaim--
"tspPy thsyf they hot ,rns- tAsir Shs,"
But il seems thsI are not able to discover their
bliss. Mr. ?. Prved to them that they had IL;
bat when they pat their fingers upon IL, like
Psddy's nea. 81, vss'Et there" Some Of them
put their hands into their pocksts, expecting
TO fad their purses disssaded with golden eagles;
bat the Aaecidityof the purses showed TIM. the
words Of their grsat advocate had not filed
them Words are fine things in their way
nothing betier-batthey will not fll purses.-
Golden eagles have sings, sad he who expse,s
TO keep them from flying. By throwing rhe.or-
icsi salt upon their ads viii end himself de-
ceived.
Mr.. Fisher IL knd Of Don Qairote in love.
He fiatters his Daleisss in the most sxtr.yasant
terms He praises her delicate features, The
heavenly blue Of he' eye, the sweetness Of her
breath, the music Of her voice, and her youth
ful bloom Bat his rsistress tells him A.iIy sss
does no, believe verd Of n that her features
are cOarss; her eye q dull gray; her breath
loaded With the fumes Of garlic; her voice like
that Of ias Psseock. and that instead Of being
young, shs d full o, wrinkles. Mr.. Fisher 10
evidently a rejected ssiter
"The great object Of The 6rst portion of the
lecture IL 10 prove that the South 10 richer than
the North: that Virginia IL the richest comma
nifty in the world-snd that far from stsuding
in need Of the pity Of tina North, she il inf nite
ly her superior in point Of wealth. IL he could
make this out 10 the sstisfaction Of NJ, who live
In city, more favored In every respect by ma
ture than any other on the continent. and
which, though one hundred and twelve wear,
old, counts barely her thirty thousand Inhsbi-
tants-of our neighbos Of Norfolk, whose mag
nihcent ha-bor, and other great natural advan-
tsges, have not beeen able TO keep the ersss from
growing In her streets, and who at the very mo-
msnt are seriously agiati sg plans Of annexa-
ton 20 North Carolina-of the ow aers Of tnoss
immense tracts Of WORKOUT land which sboupd
in the lower part Of Virginia, and which Though
Of hne quality. are at this moment.
TO use phrase common en- Dsgh, In their yicin-
ity, unable "to sprest blsck-eyed psas"-of the
thousands Of emigasts who annually crowd
the Western and Soatheru thorouRhfares. in
search OF q living which the sxh aasted condition
Of their own country cannot afford them-hs
will have rendered most efiectuzl service. Bat
the pocket breaches more Io1diy and more elo-
quently than Mr.. Fisher. He cannot conyipcs
lie owner that 1t isfull Of money, when he has
svery day convincing proof that none 10 there.
The criterion BY which Mr.. Fisher endesvors
70 establish his position IL % svidentlv false.
hat the slightest EXAMINATION il sufficient 10
expose its sbsurdity. He assumes that the COM
,arative wealth Of countries Is 10 be estimated
BY the comparative amount which Zach ipdi-
'iduai would have, II the entire property Of each
we're sqally divided among the inhabisants.-
suppose this principle for moment to be cor
ect, and let us zee the renslt. Sixty years ago,
he Empire Of Russia, exclusive Of the Grimes
md Siberia, contained, according to Core,
bout 21.O00,O00 Of inisabitants. OF thess
here were shout sig hundred thousand free
'ersons, the rest being ssrfs or Gin other words
iaves. The average value Of slaves in virginia,
8, We believe, abou. s20C. Let M supposs that
he Russian nhite slave ,g,ss worth about half a
much a. the American black; We shall then
ave for tho entire value Of the Russian sIsve |
property -, $40 900 900 (two thousand six hun
red and forty millions Of dollan.) Az IL il fair
Q suppose that the es4ases upon which thsss |
laves worked, were at least, In the aeRrexate. |
quail to the value Of the slaves themselves. ve /
hall have for the entire valns Of ill the proper-
y In Russia, 1.-THE Cirimsa and Siboris being
N oup S5,250. 00O. 900. 1--we sheusand two
uadred and eighty millions Of dsiiass-) This
ropsrty dividsd among he 6o0100 frss per-
,ns Just spoken Of, would average $500 Tor
lch individual. M. Fisher dos not rsiss The
ss1gs Of Virginia higher than S755 PER hsai;
} that sixty ysan sgs Russia vs. asnsly twelve
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