Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
MISCELLAN EOUS.

PRIVATE LETTER FROM MIR. WEBSTER.
The New York Commercial Advertiser publishes the FOL
lowing letter from Mr. Webster the his land
In New Hampshire which Is copied from the proof sheets
OF "The Private Life of Daniel Webster" by Mr.. Charles
Lsnman now in press BY Messrs Harper & Brothers
WAsHlSoToN MARCH II, 1852
JoHs TAYLOR Go ahead. The heart OF the winter is
broken and before The first day Of April all your land may
DO ploughed Buy the oxen OF Captain Marston, If you
el60 these objects Put the great oxen in
don be turned and faened You have good horse
and think in addition 10 this four and pair OF
four.year old VIII do your work If think then
dispose of the oxen unyoke them and send
TO the pasture for beef know no, when shal see you,
but hope before planting If you need anything such
suano for instance, write to Joseph Breck Esq, Boston,
and he will send 1t TO you
Whatever ground you plant, that il Is In good
condition. We want pcnnyroyal crops IA little farm
we'll lled ia 10 farmer the next best thing 10 "a le wife
we'll wed Cultivate your garden Be TO produce suf
Scent quantities Of useful vegetables. a man may hall
support his family from good garden Take keep
my mothers garden in good order if il you the
wages OF man to take care OF IT, have sent you many
garden seeds. Distribute them nelghbors. Send
hem the stores In the village that everybody may have
part of them without cost
glad thai you have chosen MIR. Pike representative
hs 10 true man; but here in New Hampshire many
persona who call themselves Wings who Wings at
all, and better than dsunionists Amy man who hesl-
tass In granting and securing 10 every part OF the coun
Try Its and It's constitutional rights is enemy to the
whole country
John Taylor if one Of your boys should say he
ore mother and loves his brothers and sisters
but still insists that vi them shall be driven Of the
family, what you Of ham but ,his-tha there is no
real family love 10 himl You and farmers;
sak politics, talk of oxen; but remember this-that
any who attempts part oil the country
against another Is just as wicked us ne would be who
should attempt 10 gel quarrel between John and
bis nsghbor old Dir John Sanborn, his other neighbour
Captain Bueigh There animals That live best in
tho fire. there who delight In heat smoke
combustion and general conlapfatun. They do not
follow the things which make for peace They enjoy only
controversy, contention and strife. Have communion
with such persons, either neghbors politicians You
have right 10 that slavery ought not TO exist In
Virginia than VIrginian has that slavery ought TO
exist In New Hampshire This Is question left every
Suite decide ITSELF and keep the States
together leave every State this power OF decd
Ing for itself
think never you word before upon politics.
siall do it again. | oay say love your country,
your whole country, and when attempt suade you
get into quarrel with The laws Of other States tell then,
"tnat you mind your business and advise
lhetn ruind John Taylor yua free man;
possess good principles you have large family TO and
provide by your labor b. thankful the government
which dues uppca hch dos bear you down by
excessive tuxaon which holds and 10 you're
the hope Of all The blessings which ber,y industry and
curity may give. Jahn Taylor, ;iank God, morning and
evening you born country. John Tay-
lo never write another word upon politics. Give my
kndss remembrance t. your wife and children; and when
you look from your Windows upon the graves Of
family, remember that he who the author Of This letter
follow them 10 another world.
DANIEL. WEBSTER