Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20

expected guest with very different leeilnsB rom ao'
which welcomed by US. She wep for others SIN
while thoughts occupied with our own ono I'D
forgotten The myrats whom she had expatrateJ drive
inlo starvation while Iamentng the poor Africans IN 10
Southern States and anticipating The visit Of her dstn
guished riead Mrs Stove We thought Of The most ccen
way of lcpelng slaader and checking the agitation "hc
used nearly all The misres of the slaves among u.s. an
absolutely prohibited eli effective for the ane!oa
on of their cordi,iun-Dol their emancipation, which '"
conceive 10 be the most grevous calamity which coud oe
fall either white or black race The Duchess probably ncVe
did read the striking ballad of Lady Clara We're dc We're
written by the Poet Laureate of England but whenever M
name is mentioned or meets eye cannot heip re-
peating
Clara. Clara We're lie Vere
Ii time hang heavy your hands;
Are there bcgCais at your gate.
Nor uny poor about your lands
y! teach the orphan boy 10 read,
Or teach the orph girl 10 sew.
PRAY heaven for Il human heart
And let Inc silly eo0'd" so.
1t is true the Duchess can compacenty renecl 'ha e
are no poor about her andsi for she has driven em h
Oft and has cleared he Sutherland estates oy summary
elections OF all such poO! white rash Yet II Is 10 such
woman a this and her titled associates In guilt that MRS
Sowe carries her SANDERS and false witness against ht
South The distinguished pair will hypocrtically concolf
with each other on tn wrched expressions OF the negro
and patheticay whine evils Of which they are both
~ equally Ignorant Getting altogether on Inc one sae m
censure on The other confession OF crimes ana lnqu
ties which are real Immediate and of backcr nature we
have no patience with he mingled rashness 'oy anu ma
pnty of these silly and nctarious women roree'"S
her sey and all feminine duties they NEEDLE with matters
which do hn, pedde lies and scahua 'o' po'
npl,ry no,orjety and n and stir up all he bad passions
of national anmosity an! domestic isension for The sake
Of nhanp the sayoury incense Of sefatribused and Sell
~. hnpo Mira
large upon the frequency and enony OF the o2nce com
mil;ed by Southcrnrrs selling their own daughters lhs
subject is one which la. engaged The most profound re-
searches OF Mrs Stoves Imagination, and is peculiarly ap
propriate for the grae consideration Of the Duchess
Of Sutherland. Her gace sold TWO, and, we DC
leye three OF her own daughters -barercd then
off, traded lhem ked about for titles and knockeI
them oil TO the highest bdrr We hope the Yankee soceT
ess will apprizc her gra FULLY OF the continual SEPARATION
of negro families and he dispersion the whole Soulh
and will also impress on mind the horrible iniquy
denying any legal tile 10 property These are topics
which the owner of dssolted Suhe andhre ought to b
able appreciate readily or she has stripped more poor IL
borers Of their scany mems, scattered more iames sun
dered more households an. produced misery agony
starvation and DEATH in lie last few years than are atou
ted even BY the magnyin, fancy Of Mrs. Stowe 10 all h
slave holders ia all the Smthern States during The thirty
years covered by the preset volumes of romancng lacls
IT. however Mrs. STOW should, with unwon,ed modssly
refrain from pressing the tales which are already paid Tor
on polite, the Duch;s has the volume OF motley tesl
mony consult and wl perhaps scarcely take as mncf
pains TO examine the evence for the sande she has wr!
comed as have dor, justify reproba;ion OF TIT
| whole dirty concern.
The key Uncle Tons Cabin Is reprchensble ant
disgusting than IT. fabric of deceit which was painted
| uh ther roInr DRAW mai
perverson and Misrepresentation Of truth constant
perverse and Systematic than it before; the facts
poyed republshed without any inquiry into either the
truth real bearing, md warped twisted, dslocated
and misconeirued wit unrng ingenuity which render:
almost every line dsepon and every paragraph laby
rinlh of sophstry Ns Stowe is very respectful Ia the
South This time-she by means chary in giving the he
direct to the whole Suhern people We cannot rebuke e
very harshy for This :scouresy-she is only returning Inc
compliment which hid been very generally accorded al Inc
South, und partially :lsewhere her former wos
and which have doubt will be very readily bestowed
on the present volume But Mrs. Stowe has n consolation
in submission abu.e which s denied The South The
latter is only conscious Of the unblushng etrontcy Of de-
mation; the Outrageous Of caumny which has been
poured out in fell stream the whole nndi but Ms
Stowe has Chsiel soace and like good biblical student
reflect that she is associated with numbers in all ages.
and may rejoice in he righteous company and holy uay
martyrs representa- by The four hundred lying priests o
Baa who pretended 10 be the servants of true God.
But, whatever nay be thought of Mrs. Stowe and her
Sect mot scx her cent production is mos oalhsome ano
dsgacefu one. sndeavors confirm fase and calumn'
picture by Tholeaale Justification Of The meaning o
facts TO coneider he book merely ls general aspect
and without any examination of Details il gives just such
picture Of slavery would be furnished of the physical uno
moral constitution ap,itudcs and tendencies Of nan, ny
compiling into one view and kncang into one volume az
tine details OF the horrible mutalion and the mosi o.
fensve disorders, and all the narratives authenticated OF
not OF the most desperate crimes and the nst dcpfa'1
vces but omlng al the time altogether any &c
lineaon OF the healthy manifestations OF the corpo
real or moral system Of BY way OF pennnce, OF
honest exercise for Mrs Stowes ingenious Industry OF oS
way OF discipline for any Of her abolition friends we wou
propose that one or the other should collect from the Frcnc
German English, Irish, and Northern newspapers ant
from other ess authentic sources, (hc novels OF sue
Dumas, Lppard Reynolds for instance all the murders
adueries seducons hcs, cheatings yings false swear
ings starvaons evicons, &C., &C., label it, "Etiecs
Free Labor and dedicate the Duchess of Sutherland
and the modern representative of Anthony Ashley Cooper
the protileate Earl of Shaftesbury. This would be "'
equipoise 10 all mrs Slowes anti slavery fcions.
70 The abundance of money and rapid development
The resources OF Virginia. have given rise 10 extensive al"
numerous organizations of capital In joint stock comPah''
and to the passage by the legislature of large NUMBER
charters for corporations These companies and cha'e
all subjected 10 certain general laws OF the Stale
collection OF these general laws has therefore become on ~
disputable desderaum to the Of business The oes
raum has been supplied BY the publication Of confena
all such laws by Ritchcs & Dunnavan in neat pnmP.
entitled "Acts Of the General Assembly, compiled from 90
Code Of Virginia on the subject of Corporations 'seme
Nth act relating 10 Manufacturing and Mining com
panies, passed February l3 1853"
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