Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
UNNECESSARY ANGER.

An innocent paragraph in The Enquirer Of yesterday was
Inc occasion Of an explosion OF passion The part OF the
Evenng Bulletin which indicate that The success.
CT the Times does not inherit The good temper and couI
iesy of lis defunc parent Our tesy little neghbor finds
"sneer" and "slur' in these simple words.
We regret The extinction OF the Times from the news
paper armament II slone, if not with very Brilliant at
least with an innos0us radiance.
il is characteristic OF the lad whose chin gives modest
s7dence OF growing manhood. manifest suscepIi
Ole sensiblity my ur' hs dignity whose
claim the respect Of bearded less OF doubt
Perhaps the infant Busn feels sensi
tyenees. Certainly journal Of discreet age and assured
dignity would not display so much resentment for such nj
vial cause Now il was not intention vent
.sneer' the dead body the Times Ga the contrary
&c render to is memory the honor OF just and
discriminating compliment; the best possible compliment
consistent with proper regard for truth and decent respect
for the opinion oil More could yield
spec for lie memory Of the dead De mOrtu nil nsi
~:sm as famous Judge wont say.
This display Il anger BY the juvenile Butin Is bad
ca its display Of ingrande Tne Bulletin indicates ts ap-
probation Of the rstrae notice guret by unmsiaka
Die uneqnivoca and malicious sncei The Enquirer Thsis
bad Did tell the public OF the existence OF The S
!s!:n-did we not give Thos Baltic y Co, cedt for lie
iuct-aad above all did advertise HE world that it
might be bought Tor the lifting six we,kl
and think, that generous advance should
SO rude Iepulse Indeed il Is too bad
EDWARD S. HANNEGAN.-Th "aIen sta," seems
determined says Chicago Democrat reg his lost
responsibility and usefulness lie Is present matioe
perance speeches in Indiana Aa temperance camp
;aa near Covngtoh he recently made speech Of which
nave tho following account from The Coyngton Times
e spoke in thu open air with all the fire. eloqntnce and
csauty for which he has so long been nsy celebrated His
Toice exceedingly full and clear Mr. Iiannegan took
auors, bn also agans, The manufacture importation
within the limits Of our Stale for any purpose Whatever
He declared himself ready for the Maine law, in The
aereace OF any thing better but expressed his belief that
nothing short OF total espaon of the orce from the
Sid historical incidents and illusions win which the ad
iess abounded and by which mir flanagan enforced HE
arguments greatly enhanced It's uy ant effect
7ery characteristic Of The speaker"
NEW USE FOR POTATO yINEs.-p A Strob.t Of
shs Amecus Female destitute, sends tie Georgia Tels
graph the following
il may not be known all Of your readers that the sweet
2o,ac vioe may be saved during Tie winter ana used The fol
loving spring ii propagalinE new crop have tried the
experiment during this year. my ears satisfaction aud
therefore fcs nj duly communicate the for the
benefit OF tie public In The fall (sny tine before csi the
r.ncs may be any length aud placed In
layers the surface III lie ca to tie depth OF twelve
eighteen inches The vines !st damp with PARTIALLY
c:ied straw eite pho CT wheat will answt to The depth
81 SIX nches and cover the whole with light soil aba four
ehes deep In this way The vines will keep during The win
ter and the spring they will sprouts as abandanIy
a. Inc potato Itself when bedded The draws sprouts
be planted FIRST and The vine Itself be subsequently,
sno used as we generally plant slips. This experiment Ia
worthy Inc consideration Of farmers. II will great
many seed potatoes particularly on large panatioue which
eau De used Tor codng Let every farmer however, make
'ne experiment LOT himself and be governed BY The result
For the Enquirer
X. MoRRlSS, ESQ.
This gentleman has been called on 10 announce himself
candidate for the Presidency OF the James River and
Nanawha Company, By many OF your correspondents |
reera,e that call His qualifications ore admitted by all
but the strongest for his filling important Office
the great confidence the public he's in The man. aud the
certainty that The Legislature would appropriate funds 10