Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

roycncn, grooming under the produce OF the mighty West
and yielding which will not only relieve inc state
from the plymcn, Of interest upon the amount Of lis invest
meal Eu IN few wears redeem the entire principal and al
ford an income sufficient the necessity OF mpn-
sing any taxes whatever The longest estimated period re-
quired Tor such communication is 81 years But when we
consider Tic extraordinary rapidly with which events now
move forward il is reasonable presume mat Inc PERIOD
will lie much shorter.
On, OF The great advantages Of the bill for the Antwerp
line consists in the fact that proposes The accomplishment
OF 80 much good without requiring dollar increase OF
cs or subactng the State contingent ios pom Of
these being amply protected by its well guarded PROVISIONS
The great importance OF this has already ava
kenci the attention OF sister States on both Sides on
the South Georgia has Tor months been making strenuous
excons TO secure herself the advantages now Offered 10
Virginia and on the 18th OF December convention OF The
c2rns o MARYLAND is 70 be held in Baltimore for similar
purpose The people of those two enIerpslng states nave
no longer await afdy action and though
natural advantages far inferior TO ours w II we
90 not promptly 10 this matter, soon overcome Their
disadvantage Of position perfect their systems and wTest
from us forever the rich commercial prize when now hes
within Our grasp.
THE CHEROKEE NATlON.-Our readers are aware
that away beyond the northwestern boundary OF AIIansas
lies the far famed Cherokee country The Cheroke:s nave
advanced in education civilization and refinement infinitely
beyond any other Indian tribe upon the continent Inc?
have male and female scmnares and schools are no mean
agrcuurss and have regularly organized representative
government founded on the fundamental principles of
pubicansn John Ross is the head man OF the naion
We take following extracts from the Messago OF The
PRINCIPAL Chief 10 the National Committee and Council, in
National Council convened" promising that is more ably
and periodically written than many such documents we wo
81, nj m. tho
opening, the Chief proceeds
"1he past year Of general harmony and unusual
prosperity The earth yielded fruits in rich abundance
industry has been richly rewarded and new o and activity
been infused into all the walks and pursuits oil me-
This has been owing, doubtless, in some degree 10 Tue
partial payment by the Government OF the United states Oh
the money long due The Chcokecs Under The treaties o
1885 40 but chiefly 10 tine evident progress "hlcn our peo-
pie have made pursuits and knowledge OF civilized He
The benefits resulting from the former SOURCE having dtHs-
cd throughout the community It's ELECTS musl .ea pr
mnncut and will give BIO hoped, impetus 10 bust.
crpse shall be felt for many years to come
ludiciaus dovcopcment OF The resources OF me country
and wise Improvement OF the manifold social intellect ihl
and political privileges we arc permitted to ENJOY cannot ia
place happiness and prosperity upon sure ana e3a
cd basis Among those resources agricultural huSoandy
in its various branches must furnish employment 10 inc
largest portion OF the population and DO the foundation oil
their wealth community 1t should therefore be enconr-
aged far as practicable by wise legislation mat sma give
ample security property Provision Tor agricultural IN
srucou in conneclOnwlh the male school, where should
be taught practically and scientifically, would in few
would secure students Calling if they choose 10 fol-
low it, in after life that would place them above want and
| render them useful 10 their country.
The Message then discusses the necessity of preserving
tho honor of the Nation by providing means for the pay
men Of The Public Debt in manner worthy the imitation
| Of regulators.
The Chief then refers the Judiciary and gives utter.
ance 10 the following and patriotic views the
aposeness of which will strike every intelligent
mind:
"In n community like ours the chief guarantee OF the
personal freedom Of the citizen and the just protection OF
his rights be found in enlightened and independent
Judiciary, and in the unquesoncd and unquesonaoo SUI
premscy Of the laws of the land The standard OF our
dietary best be elevated by placing our best men on me
bench and allowing them such compensation as VIII secure
their whole lime and DEVOTION qualifying themselves Tor
credtabe discharge of their duties and the respect OF
the citizens for the laws OF his country ensured oy her
faithful and impartial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF persons
and character.
Upon the subec, of education, the following remarks ara
emuenty Just:
at would be superuous this late day to dwell upon the
general subject of education which naturally present" tsc
in connection with the reference here made 10 our Schools
The enlightenment Of the mind improvement Of The nola'
and physical condition Of the masses of every community
are known 10 be essential the permanent security ana
ntospcr,y OF every people And if this be the among
nations of enlarged populaton wealth and power no"
much il BE- with ourselves! Our very being
depends upon the vruous development OF all the faculties
of all the people, and as one other means TO This end re,
spcctfuy suggest The prOpricty OF annual appropriations
from the general funds OF the Nation ut sum oil money 10
at ta d Rf gGVefnen sna sum udicousy
pended for this purpose, would In The course oil few years
h:nn within the reach of our public and Others highly
valuable information various subjects with which every
aspiring regulate The affairs OF others should Do ami-
liar, but which ia beyond the reach OF private means
| The message concludes as follows:
! Invoking spirit of good will and harmony upon your de-
alterations and the continuance OF the avors OF that KIND
Providence that has preserved our people from lie Tcss
tudes of an eventual career need hardly in con-
cusion Of my prompt ana cordial cooperation win you
in every constitutional measure you may adort design
| cd 10 promote the general good JOHN ROSS
How long will il be before star glltters on our nation
banner indicative Of the admission into the Union, oil the
State of Cherokee? Such thing is far from improbable
THE VOTE or VIRGINIA.
On Tuesday shall publish full vote OF the State
according the official returns. From l39 counties ana
cities The official vote has been received; and gives ma
iorv 10 Pierce and King Of Fourteen thousand eight hun
Il r. be heard