Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-04

West concerned the mastery inactivity principle is
exploded and those who csh The trade Of the West must mol
encourage that principle either hint to the wise is
sufficient
The Burnet House is certainly most magnificent af-
fair Every thing is the grandes scale, yet perfect
in all the details of we-kept hotel. Coleman is
prince Of fellow. The domestic wines Of this city are
justly entitled to the favor they have received from the
public Longworths is generally known but there
was bottle opened for Of another brand which was
equal to Longworth have forgotten the name Of the
manufacturer 1t was excellent 1t has the flavor Of the
grape (Which think is objection) and reminds you
of the fresh wines gets the Rhine during vintage
am told that Longworth realizes upwards Of fifty thou
sand dollars year clear profit on his wines We al
know that in those provinces Of Europe where most wine
is consumed there few drunkards and think Ohio
cultivate the grape TO suc extent - 70 puta pure
and cheap article Of wine in the reach Of the limited
means of the working classes that she win be establishing
the best society be had The cultivation OF
the grape becoming daily Of more importance IN TINS
State.
By great number of handbils posted over the city
see the Abolitioniss are their old tricks again
glad to find the political atmosphere is more pure now
than formerly Abolitionsm finds little countenance
from the respectable citizens but has its stronghold in
what is called Africa, out in ''Texas," and along
Deer Creek
The mammoth workshops OF this city OF labor are well
calculated inspire respect and admiration for industry
At some future day may notice particularly the most
extensive establishments.
The of real estate is going under
the late law Twas in the counting of one Of the
largest commercial houses here during the valuation of
their house They rather alarmed at the figure at
which property being placed According to my un
derstandng of the matter, the next publication officially
of the statistics of this city will astonish the
themselves and the of mankind besides The officers
having charge of the work seemed to have hungry look
and were evidently much excited with their occupation
The poor property holders Railroads and city councils
are disturbing them everywhere at fearful rate
rather think that the feeling and influence of this city
in favor of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as against
Wheeling and Baltimore. Competition is the life OF
trade" There is nothing like necessity for bringing
out the energies of rich railroad company well as the
poor adventurer in fe It is not good for young man
to have expectations, is old saying sit makes him
idle" The rule applies to cities and communities The
most ndefatigable and Industrious get the advantage
This afternoon we leave for Louisville being still on
board the Baltimore / tried this morning to get some
vita statistics in regard to the hog crop, but fail
ed learn however, that the usual quantity Of swine
growing the usual size all the State and that
the cry, Hogsf hogs hogs!'' will again echo as loud
as next November among the damask curtains and
around the marble pillars of the Burnet House.
1t may be amiss TO inform distinguished politicians
east of the mountains that buffalo do not roam wild on
panKs the Ohio, anu Indlans rare'y give
the people here any trouble. c. q. BAYLOR.