Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

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took ;cse travels in this western world My abors an
tolls for science, my melancholy would have been cheerc
by her society. Yet she thought otherwise; but If she
true me- my return 10 Ia icEs France VIII at least lave
charm tia, nothing can exceed.
What will be done with the Institutes these trouble
continue May no. my mission be useless hopc not
f., mast believe that whilst France may wild with po
cal lriies yet she has delight in learning and scenc
that revolutions destroy Thrones and empires ma
Immortality OF knowledge, will Keep Tor themselves, II
France c:cru: ha5ation; and this temple, mol 'ad
with hands, will endure amidst the wreck oi hinGs %n" "
overthrow Of armies Amidst very Storm ii The hn'iii
passions, in country, We have observed how sacf''
works Of have been preserved how Influential nave 't
learning and virtue. VIII the pcscn, rurt Tor liberty dit.
from all others No no-my instincts answer but li,ir
10 my reason for The preservation OF this sentiment =" re
gard for scholars and for science.
/ Your aflectonale and faithful brother
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lTHE COTTON CROPS Or AMERICA AND INDIA
i lrroi,rlls IoII,r Times, s;eI,...,I
The letter OF sponLcnt New OH w be ifn'
with inicrcsi, describing important change ''n
cmnated or in progress, from point ol VI" no. '"tH"
in This county The Americans are rIe.crinrny ''a'G
aling people mud their calculations, hou9h Occasionally
Hide confident and keen may the"ss lie s':"i "
~ If this sleepy and comfortable Oh WoIlI. "r have
irramt nng abou! projected Indian railways AMI P1
sa!, Indian cultivation, hna possible ind1n cotton crops
am! ports AMI aors in Ec same prospective category i!h'
rrGa the whole affair as Aans:aIs dream
II fabric that a touch may destroy, and which viii do
body any good in time al least. Tot go hf dnkGtf
A. soon az cy see he fairly it, and hear that tic sacred
ri OF intoostan has actually been Eo'cd Tor railway,
and nsnilcd by prclane locomotive they SCI I" work spccu.
ains The consequences, particularly 10 h'riseVts
They looming The word NH@' mountains 81 cot
,n .o. destined Ia feed lie BRUSH l.ai, aat ci"ihe Tie
woitt with iabndns cicnpnts$ Looking at nome, i.ej
see natural consequence tho cott"n cultivation 81 me
Southern perhaps the innl growth IN HE ts-
tory Of trade reduced sudden bankruptcy, ana passing
away even quickly Than II sPrhng into being. lhs
min Of consequences does s,rplrrc. The profit OF col
Jn uliyaliUn Inns been ir cir Gicien III Ile valie
Of Tie negro and when the "rrf falls below 2ea HE al''
viii b. MI Thus This dark incubus which has always
rested the so ana pr" rtcia Of Tie unoii "h' ha
puazltd Statesmen nni "ccGiied ph''"hth"i'isa a','
which obiinalc that the mere cost Of a10.
!. hliun .hnuii il b. elected, II estimated III
1900 100 co., bat 4" which r cost - The sefy least iii
crlv !iri.I pears Ike riond v" turn oar eyes
r rornru, aud il gone Il ,yriras nom sur. e,haus
nu Solid seems, il is but bhib'c, blown up by
specuslJn which, meeting with unexpected rival h.a
Ib,;.w paving point aad leaves ti ".dlcsr institution Is
y,urls - as ne iccayed but!e o reduced gentleman
Thus inscYutabc Providence peFl"fii- wih "n'h thH
work on which had been avsinc interest ior note
While lhr PLACID liiRdoo picks The cotton cleans The tecy
crop and then with wondering Ohciicncc leeds Tie lG 81
me nromoye waves the flag ia points Ic i;
Willingly KNOCKING The lrcrs oil :fee million ch!l1Hn OF
liam on The Other side al The world He nndcrLds The
tos toll for lt latter s double cargtabr Tor Coercion
ycll As lar manenanca. BY the unexpected nrrpo
-ipn Tho grrat mbing block 10 the peace Of the Union
il removed, and he Eortcrn and Southern States 81" Tor
er their lud Such is the prospect o which we are allow
81 one horpy psc in ir letter "i Ir American cores
ponIrn, and cannot bn add that, this could be ELECT
"a We ON our id the should br spared prod
mus deal of philanthropy Of the most uEcuons ani most
suffering description We should b. spared II very soan,
ior If Brother jonathan had slave oi his "wn h.
wculL soon lend ahand 10 that nobody else a one
Eul max al this be really expected WIZ not we ash.
&uangrr things harrrned ~ cur day ard II Ter
!1iEiy dora seem tie order VI events 10 arcois by sltli
small means spontaneous currents al Trade AID the
riulsl discover oi metals achievements that hat
assigned gcnims GrncSulncc. The contamination
will however be dtian or something more Is rtIut-ir
r,an tir wing down ii rails the pIImIin% {" c""n ta
II The use better nplGucn-. But when the rnn'iGnn!
c,ions ben open, 10 The Interior ana The d"cr
population familiar with llc f1a "nii, we can
lastly behave tht liz arrangements oi property nhd I" IN
!usiry w ready n0t themselves to the rev opportunity
Surely race Hal with such niarTc!l"n5 I:ItY has con
rutd the rGs OF cUnqurrors 50 different as The A"hal
edars and the English aud that las lalcn 80 successfully
Into The discipline ni Of The European soldier. Will
soon be moi h,nc in The region o. tie fal Under
British Guidance the natives BULL houses and tp4, tlh
opoks and newspapers, and comply VITA our fashions
tastes and pursuits There il. cn, in tic nature
,, Of things way wc should not have 80 ilTHe al lh
,orlatru Of r,n IaGr - 10 render rs independent
If the Inrd States and eventually the negro may tAns
rop from ;c held ol his master; but India has nrncnse
, arrears make NJ before she can perform so I'M
pOrtIn 4 part in lie story vi the world. II must
take many years hiorc the cotton crop u INDIA can
At all Keep race yh The increasing "sn ',i, az
yYcr The world. The human race u multiplying
faster Than orr ships ard Tail ways, and Us
1 wants are daily mufc pressing t'cn nc Ii!"os
within sight oil the STAINING locomotive. will not w con
with their one girnent 0! coarse co'i per ahhih
China all appearance will now be open 10 us ethte-
The obi bugbca The whole earth being gInrd w!h our
manufactures long been discarded The world VIII nc"
have 100 much ol what really needs. Considering
hem the growing demands oi all nations we ste scTy slight
,osn, c al India ucnc beforehand with The world is 10
min the American cotton planter We may con!isnli. pre-
c, that there will De t!sings and ia!lnGS IN he CO."
an market, and many fn.nncs lad lost al rev "rk
hforc things have settled down 10 such pcnae;t acc
cation ius must snrfo5c let our Transatlantic cuS'
sIs therefore take heart There II ROOM enough Tor US an
this wide world. Let them plant cotton, lay down alS
ad build CLIPPERS many and a. last sailing as ley cam
-y will have many profitable freight bcto:c !cy are I'M
dod hy the worshrp"rs Of Bn1da or Of shc Sun 'Hiy
us VIII in mind that slavery may not DC IN c;t
sline,iI 1uI
hi. house in Older, il is tin owner OF slaves
Sat il may soincwiia! assnasc tic soreness on lS u
ira i any soreness exists in e minis OF any sensible
American 10 reject that tie Eaesl"4! has 10 more tS"
nilv in the prosperity ri Tie ii;d"" IMAM ~ i'
OF lie American cotton grove: and slave o." .rr fortunate
y o unfortunately, as II Eiay be REGARDED IL Ii'g''' a.
pcc British aud American commerce arr al tut ore VIM
We arc all debtor ami creditor together ''li one c'""'oh
Of ratr us borrowing an! hiaf ana heith'I'
, ,hnu most OF us are aware the maintenance oil Inc
Urn,ri credit which, its lnrn depends on The aggregate
w"n.h OF The trading community III all countries C'u'
il hr pla tuuc soul u tho mercantile world anu i"e u
soul subject 10 rad inraucs cialna and inc ni"!s >"
far n concerns hard rash, wc have even more
bcrciaI Interest in the E.r" Than In til" 'lln''' nt
have u. The benefits 81 la industry AMI 81 MS GUS
otn If his wtics lave o( tjE"ry. and every n'"'t
wan, which close contact with civilization mas Eot i''" ~
mna W. have the hcntit This nastHI more d'1t''"
and costly tastes ShJaIJ CusGGnsI III ihelf collective
cuparlv wish Lrghborng territory To hErha"
nm imaginary nsuIi or To employ meat !" le" o'c
out ni WORK, They pay the til lfnsc"c' hnd don rs"
CONTINUATION out rA,s What "t all 'Is 'ln ne SAL:
If 10 EI,n!nn n: his simG. wants, d the government IN
! ,irr,r
of his fellow Subjects is inrnas1 TO As question "i
), A. tho scale is decidedly favor Of American r:r.i
indian cotton On The question ri philanthropy 81 na'i"a
honnr and Of national fid cre can a Gnl" one oith.n
ana lIst is lhc opinion Of III educated Erg"shneE hi
arc launa 10 rnis ni1 somewhat nraTrr cur 6" level ara
i, naIE our dominion wt; 3r scns han hata&aS on iht
face Of The Cnuntfy ai r, lrs:tG On me perm lion ''
thc nrtim 81 III ~g'cry Our 1LIia Hona II the ial'a
States NE those u! - ,ii Gina "a H." li'i,' '"'s
are Of mnfc par NAL chatsc,a ifc the Wheel n ia'Gn'
rnfn. ara al c5s, an the "nia Is CIV
en- fhl late SO Eii Ia the G1"rSi acc'''i
amuion which has t7c the h,tcst cL,trt ri 'ia'F
ambition gnd wiCh rtnieia :ha cnyy Of III Eaof-
In hi. account i1ita l!.nk that thu Americans So
Iiru,Ie mn oIn on aciirtHt Indian rai@aYs
1HE COR, TRADE.
Tie accounts from all rt;s II Il. .inl!h c"i,iL !" i
has .rn previously stated lilo 4, hcirntg III e lci
81 wheat md liz value a 81 kinds Gi PROVISIONS VII Id
L.h IN through the winter. III. nch ciE.1fs m si
IDENTITY under great apprtrns scarcity, an! "a i'hin
that The government hal i"cii that the prbon aral!s'
the export prin b" extended The 2!s OF Iny c"i
The part p0!aOr- hd ais been forbidden Th'S ll't'
crcunls tarcr will Iu5 Iare s1ic iatlthcn On "nr
market haze ittrg itcaiycd GOO. supplies Of ihti a.
tcc from France. III" position al ai!.iri here and ON In"
lonnrnt docs therefor 81 nd grounds ur concluding