Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

We copy below from the New York Express statement
OF the mortality Of that city within the last Year, exhibiting
loss a3773 quite enough 10 make respectable cy
acw country. Yet this great number OF human beings
who have gone from single city, try the rcuty "i eler
nity are hardly missed and will scarcely be remembered
through the briof period of another year.
Eu, while we reflect upon the rapid work cthc destroying
Angel in the large cities this county see every wes
The mean. OF e-production degree which
dts all former calculations These means nc no"nScr counu
cd To natural other impulses FROM The most power
f artificial causes which operated upon the poPuatoh
of country The of human liberty has been 80 mo
roughly planted by the Caucasian Tribes in America ana has
and matured rapidly within the last hunare
years that nearly all the intelligent parts oi uc ola "o'
upon with ana2ement only cquaed py tner ad
,tion, While thrones crunbc into dust and crowns vanish
like eraic starting from the scattered clouds oi
bsnsh,ed sky the great Of the human iamly caa
Bile of discerning the lights o freedom will view these pie"o-
\, orens in hor behalf from that BEING whose power
uphuls The world and by whose mighty hand the afaifs oi
nation. and Of men are controlled and modified 10 suit Ills
VIOLENT purpo.cs Millions will Journey to our happy
shores with less DEVOTION pilgrims 10 the 'hIinss oi
liberty than as brothers of seeking that asy
u for the oppressed nuby erected by our
The ipht Of liberty gone FORTH and Intelligent man sees
himself as he But the meteor is to the darkness o
sky s the enlightened OF our race 10 the op
pressed of mankind.
Emigration this country not only equal to tho nng
up Of all the Of population in the large cities ou' ~
The erection of new State every two years I'D popuous as
yryipis Ii we look forward for short time we cannot
bu, be amazed at the wonderful revolutions to which
our existing population and institutions exposed by the
general enQuEug PROCESS boldly invited by our unpafa
.d liberty and prosperity The people, Of whom this cm
5raon is mostly composed though deeply mbuod with the
,;ri, Of ,h,, liberty about which they hurc heard SO mc
and the eht of which they have SO te are almost
entirely ignorant of the just principles and proper restraints
necessary TO maintain and preserve it, They come here as
entered apprentices the great shop oi scso'efh
man, They should feel and loarn the important ruti ha
~, ,c,s,ors of the builders who erected ths mighty
abored for ages and ages in vain, to impress
non nnnkind tho true lights Of cedom until by the pro-
vdence of God their destiny planted in the forests o
.msrca Thoy should therefore, feel that consunatioh
work of the enlightened of former ages not only
S ,ur avn common ancestors but of hcirs-s one to the
and preservation Of which all men of every conn
200 ,no hithcr are bound by the nos sacred ties mat
INV . such obedience the institutions and cnhproI
h;.h have 30 nobly vindcated the capacity OF ntei
, men for yovernucut that the highest sanctions oil
| ,,;r, upon immature individual opinion against them,
,,,a he ecl, iup,s Ly all, and That these institutions
r,y If the ucop!. of Anorica-the palladium o our
liberties.
,,,r,, or En,apASrs.--Tlo number of emyranis ar
| ,r tho lnst week far oAcccdnd the ordinary mum
rr Within last week there have arrived upwards 81 i'VV