Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16
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Although there is apparent silence On ,his ~,
Inns Inunirh vast arrangements are III the c5n,'
pleiOn tor caIiyir" OUT this PROJECT, snch a. viii
tic projectors of The Londen scheme hemseyts e'91
1t is generally admitted, that when an cn,,;3ri.
magnitude i5 Undertaken in The United Stale to, i,
Of New York or any other locality, it is accDnp,;.i
manner That Is entirely Unknown in the old void +
nave scen expressed hs To our ability 10 perform the
taxing, but We nave only o point instances ar
not strictly parallel they are sufficiently so for oil r
argument. We might mention our Augeduct Nh
tie world beheld It's equal. Besides, to be pagi.rg,
steamships Ere Canal ard Railroad NAV be rc.cr,.t
The WORLDS Fair in This city, however is now :.
from distinguished source, reduced To a sfRali,yq
comrany which is cOmDos.d of some of the ms,
cuished names in the commercial and financial " j
now fully organized, the charter secured, ard its ca,
the extent Of Two tsirds. pad up IN cash. and uotoy
is requisite bur time 10 mature Il. lie agents Er.6
gentlemen Of reputation and wealth. who in M 4
ary capacity solely for the patriotic purpose Of ey,
the fabrics and productions of Their respective clun,
the great OF the West; and /. The ,itrc' Of mo
don exhibition were beneficial to the wnIi! VIM,
be the result u an interchange ul commodities unit,
circumstances in this great metropolis who's !bg,hs
extend in the interior five bundled miles, ana ,s,r..
lwentylonr hours distance greater than the ear !.
OF the British Isles!
The Commissioners in whose hands tie n,an,gs.,
ts affairs j. placed. capitalists and merchants
class the bare association Of whose names ns5,,4s
dence and guarantees success who are IT, TIC
cnnc,iyjnr and csccCtnn schemes Dt manuitul. :,
whose eonlmond Of capital is ateqaoe 10 sCca IN /
taxing. 81
Irs Loc.LI-Y-This has not. - far as We can le,,
ncc, f,cd mon. Several sites have been spoEes NJ
which are Hamilton Square, ABOUT four a.lrs ,bS,
Park Reservoir Square about The same distance bu
towards the Hudson river Long Island Gyyc:ngfs l..
opposite III. Battery as you enter me cry m III.
which latter pace we conceive "a De entirely 40 ~
me purpose-,his however will ne The least mi; ~,
all Of the above and Others can be obIained.
.I.t IL ~ al a.; tat
would seen, 10 promise success. We are wI,n i've
distance bv me mcst comfortable means, OF he pa.
W,,c,zn The same time 10 Havana aaa tle Hcs +,
Canada The stear Lakes, and Niagara 10 s., anlhirg
charms of the Hu]son, are accomplished within ~.
four hours tni Europe in ten days.
TO sneak in no unAga.urcd terms, the intias ard ~
Travellers would be incacuIabic. The valley .! he NJ
sipp. ieemirg with p"puoGs and busy cities a"1 lie !
plantations ol The Suuh would :, ha 1th G.sJ wHua
The rich Californian and tie Sou'. American b.
thousands 81 others VINO never Saw anu Hc'e' WI .
Europe, will visit cur fair.
With these prospects before us, II appears TO Us Iii
balance OF the stock, II there DE- nay, would be ao.
the rail road and steamboat nwhcfs-li VIII suI,! IT,
their business immensely bn these are Only IN" 't'
disintrrssted observer, although strong atsoci:.
GRrAr WoRLp's FAIR At New loRK.
New York, July 10 lc52.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRINCE WILL!
Ata large and enthusiastic meeting OF the D 'r.c,s
house for the purpose o! raIlying the nomination OF tt
Baltimore Democratic Convention:
The meeting was called 10 order bv Milton FizhUsh
uron whose motion, Doctor A. II. Saunders was c...
The Chair.
Ga motion of Charles L Sinclair. Esq, $. Ft,ala:a
appointed Secretary. After the object OF the mceIr.
explained in few happy remarks by the Chairman NJ
E. Sinclair arose and mIdo one Of his beautiful ~.
and convincing speeches, 4; the conclusion OF "hch
troauced The following resolutions, when were H"anU
adopted:
l. Resolved, That SIC cordially approve the nor;
Of the H,n franklin Pierce, OF New tiamr>hte
Democratic candita,c t'r The Presidency by the ae
cratic National Convention, and that he shall tet,a
hearty and uuiiltr.!ng support.
q Resolved That the o!'y and tred 3aiiioismo o: u
Piece, the purity .. his pu5c ana private he, his
gas!cd services 10 The country ~ The coints o! 'het
and upon The soil rf foreign Toe, hrd III sound sn
yrl.ing d.ucracy, Critic hi !" the ''nrrGi f1si.C
signed him as our standard bearer 10 The approaching
drnlIul contest.
g. Resolved, Th.tin VIM X. King, we recognize F.,
man Of the first rank. whc-e distinguished rt5c sCtEl
the Senate vi the United States, and Oiaef ".h p.
honor and responsibility, t"cdcr peculiarly arcspthJs
h- selection aa ,he Democratic no'iaee io' "'r wee
dcncv.
/ Resolved, That The Platform laid down b" tie T
cratic EaliunnI Convea'itn has our VAIN concur.
marking our inc true line q! Governmental policy, 81
hti,rg IN distinct plnt Of r!tw HE coas!Sienr' 2
parry which prefers measures 10 nen, and principles
ped!cncv.
AFTER ne adoption Of IN" above resolutions: TIE n.
was utdrc -sr a. length by jnt9c james v Moor, .
aho raCha.Cd the attention Ui the audience, hS ans,
no,, The present political condition OF IL" countIy, .
,yrn -Dru arruurnr au hr1utial iliam:at:on-. H..
sion 10 tic death 81 Mr. Clay, WAS cas.r, eloquent 81
e, AL and elected great APPLAUSE. ~ ihe "h''"ton
speech IN. !avus vote If thanks was ,"HieTri -
Moore for The very able manner III which he address
meeting
The meeting then adjo"rncd.
A. H. SAUNDERS, Cliai !.