Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25
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apIREr1' TRADE"

~, oo,.o, ri H. cgislfrre i. drawing 10 close We
in tic Eastern part 81 the State have Den anaioSsy wait
ing m CO.. If Gnu rrf Will be 3cEe Tor t. we have se"h
sands ana thousands -. doias appropriated oF fed-
mont and Western improvements We iiase seen hundreds ..
thousands guaranteed; we have sen S'u'oin iIHls ~
sucja,ins spniag VI d''aFen: parts oi Tie faie aLa
many patriotic pledges and iescltons We nav seen TIA;
The Northern cities made tie trnia 81 al ri cur great
,nroy,neos; we have produce tnScn lrc;n our
waters b. So,;nern vesses and IT, 5urihened win freight
COMMISSIONS txpenac 81 transportation, IA. Margin 10
proE ~ the Northern merchants ara t'sn sent to the I'D
r,sn fn,ikris IN tits have seen, sai cLy see YET
a".i'ay mo-" HIcS I" relieve Us i'"a
this commercial yass,lase Eren our ias.trn meInes np-
pear lukewarm passive Med they t. oi that direct
trade would add twcntyiY per cent 10 ne 1nu. 81
every sp cies o! property the Underwater Country And
need We say Nter friends het hey too are deeply
Interested ircc; .raie2 Do they wiz. tie rich products
of The 'mgbfy Nsi 10 te brought Ia Richmond ana Nof-
FOLK without the facilities Of shipment 10 European 'ar-
kr.si
These reflections have becn cause" ny seeing i5ot iwo
scls have brought before tic Legislature ~
pos charter company composed u corppa'on and H.
diyiduas which IL raise aii rcy $50 INNS % tie
sum CURED 10 construct these "t"hm ships the State
10 loan It's bonds Tor the naancso amount eqlfcd 10 &c
raised by these corporations and individuals il sc1Is
or s60uG00. No in his senses, acquainted with ,he
difficulties dcays &c, Tor moment believe hia viii
rer be done, done that il will he Tor The next ten
years.
Another scheme end tie humble opinion Of him who
pens these nes)ani the only which has he least
chance Of success IL u ha, Is cnsd he Thompson plan
the original plan. OF Mr.. Thompson, the writer knows
nothing pcsonayhe has seen him; md, OF course,
The merits of his proposition He H. however, Informed by
those who know him well that h. just the man Tor such
an o large means great energy and
eyneence He forward and offers the use oi these
10 US every way advantageous TO Us Tie oilers TO
afford ample and unguestionahe security Ia the State ~! the
brief period for which lie desires tho credit Of thu State 10
enable him to his enterprise in tiro years. He
asks not dollar in money Ii this small n:d j. denied "r
do hone all the States Rights Associations vi" Al ONCE
be dissolvrdwo hope ra nohing more about oG orl-
nccial dependence tho Surthnoiing aouG no0-
nreycoursc"-awaY with all this if al Easc
action The member who suffers this scheme 10 fall for lie
want of his vote will have awful account 10 sctic With
the pcople in tic West and on TIDE WATER"
TIE Mexican Boundary Commissioners have agretd on
starting point The intersection Of the 32i degree parallel
Of latitude with Rio Gaude which gives 10 Tue United
States the gold and copper mines Vi the mineral regions N
Chihuahua ana other States in Northern Mexico. There Is
amos, famine there and there,
mand 81 a 50 per bbl
WLtIAm B. CAMPBELL has been nominated By the
Wings Tennessee their eradicate for Governor lie
was member Of Congress iouse) from 1897 10 l3i3.