Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-24


other he tad seek employment in scale Of life n!E
5e'oH rhor which lie had Seen possibly bora ani loo
whc hr cu.ineny adapted. HIS business when saw
rta this The cnterprising proprietor had Ostrich
Which in bad health; iG WISHED 10 keep him well,
dead ana stuIrd Oslic! would he curiosity. The o.
trc was !ryesh and restless; the omnbuscs roing
IKE cataract beneath Ein; the "IIappy Family" very
ammo, and disturbing 10 HIM The apprehension Of The
nlcrsag proprietor that the Ostrich woald die and
employ ed this gentleman who had been educated FOR
the medical profession, to attend the Ostrich and gave him
$500 keep nm alive for year. (Laughcr) That is
illustration OF The remark 10 which was making thai
there occupation whatsoever wlci "isi.cs 10
eng g. shat hC canno; find employment in New York.
Iir inference which draw il this Ii yUn will give your
pee pie variety Of occupations if you vii! employ them
homie that they may have Only the capital aud tic
mems but Tic disposition 10 cngascln agriculture and cont
10 open mines spin cotton or engage in any pu;sn'
which is offered them cses"hcrc-en viii retain your
population and offer inducements to others 10 come TO y3
and when you yet people. you will have the po'c ec-
Of Po"'cr (Appausc)
Sir, WHO have really been the enemies OF the South! 40
not refer those with whom have been politically con-
tcndng for past; do not single out Martin Van i3u-
rem or David Wtmo;, any other distinguished politician
81 whom The South complain; but select Of the best
patriots and Of the best in The North who has been
.cqd Tor twenty ycarsDe Wit Clinton The great
ms Of the South He was the man who made the Erie cl
nal aud that canal cave an impulse 10 Northern power and
10 Northern population that did not crush the South, but
that promoted the North. will say that he The
~ a srcmy OF The South, but il is through the inipeHcc
ami policy Of that and patriot that that section NJ
connIy grown with such rapidly, that the progress Of
the ) nth ncnnsidc!atie in comparison with IT, The
civ Of New York hns risen 10 that paint hat il has pop
u.,in OF 100000 which being interpreted means six mem
bet. Congress That is the process by which you cen
vert rrcp power But you must give The popuifon
Of -cdr country induCcent 10 remain and hold OHt I"
or. az nduremcni II you do not Go better !cr
tn American citizen than any else do for hn' ne
y:!i ~ .raiter Of and common poire'y
O. i.ewhcrc 70. employment and occupation.
tr remembered too that the power OF the Horin
Ia b. owing great extent 10 the acquisition OF pop
nj ion from foreign countries. Has any gentleman laol.d
- H. that from three four hundred Thousand foreign
into the poIi u: New York within the tSr.c
months past bringing with them $50 G0O0tO That porr
linn the ballot boxes and votes against The Sulh
II IL productions and seEcs hcn 10 thr roric;n cities
and sir that population, with lis political influence is band
ed together and connected with the North and Northern
cities II speaks the Northern language, is connected viii,
Northern interests and always must BE
must apongisc The Convention for really | am TOO
impp=t: is subject AMI sensible that have been
speaking under circumstances ofapr0Priey Hut The ONLY
spooay car make is hst cannot help it, lLaughter /
must apologize having treapasstd upon Inc attention
longer develop. Than is proper under the ccun,s
The Hon J. d. FREEMAN of Mississippi then rcse aud
said with the gentleman that should be re.
solution adopted III relation 10 the construction Of South
railroad 10 the Pacific brought he subject to the
,en,jon Of the Committee Resolutions but The hour
late, ard we were much hurried resolution
ado! ted.
/ hope, however, that this Convention will not adjourn
without adopting resolution IN relation 10 that subjec! II
is known alnos! absolute certainly, that the
Southern pass of The Del Nore-Pas Del Nore-s p.acti
cable for the construction Of rail road. II is now known