Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

winch his constitutional lnfrniiy would NJ. slc be
withheld Such being the case, wun'r Is that the t9
shoGl he mpruden rs 10 beast oi his r'cecs-
and the SecarIa"s "ncanld OF 50 dull a {" '@'r" The
cause Thereof, and lay the blame me Church 'ic
have foreurc aI hluscns 10 his ia-r III 'nr certainty OF
the thing shpr 'n'y nip"a bong We'll s-G'r1 t''a ~
had gone The ut iurlitc alton wnu! be- with those 10
whom, not those from whom lie went
An Accomnc correspondent s.ns The io!.own. t;cr
as Indicating The opinions o speak JGs If
what Is wci,tln. Not fully Understanding the suhIcc' 'ra
ter We p:bh The rtcr below gsuly III" wis,a: =,
correspondent
BuplixGroS \. J. las. 1888.
Ny DEAR AxxA Il 4" i'hcr fUi.c 40: hesitate I"
you impress made upon mind ny I"u!acn
eastward. You VIII t"' 9r"tied !" lr;if;i iH;
ai mere llai persuade! OF hc s"rrfiy" an: h1inc
sneak nn; - much q. uir cIrc-;i,c bone =; tic
thu Vine rrn"fanatr aud hc Il land u c;.!v .l!'
land 'igir-t homer the land "E in!"n>"St love o.
;'es delight I" sleaknp"n thr'n 'vc 'n~e "''
ennnah proud enough who shall chdr uve .!
the !iy, t- beautiful and the noOi! Nw, will tell nn
tile less Tutn!nc-hc ordinary things ~ c--rr4
lie upon with each successive day. h. ss
with r"ccdmg night, in all II; ci necessities. an i
capabilities such u"nCGnIiy ecnuinI
demands. Vi common mother, car!h there - none TX"
her: great endurance yielding lrecly under sc
continuous demands with small IN amount o iahr o.
man and te,si-none 81 grateful for ,ic Icus, RiT
She yields richer lr lcsa deposit than lands
Yct This endurance and fertility account
cL for 'y our location On c East. III" Ati'niic tr""S
slpeake gives her proportion with rarl westerly n.at
Thus ;, grca, continually srrtlng
si~cotIyc influences the iccs and hrcni'! II
beautiful penj,,s,i O! nuy hUnts have .Ji:i2 l.
compare wi them wic!lel spG"E :" i:'sG extending
along tlpwv deep. which ics upon ~" noble
snlps as.uLrr fall sail wh all nnied, they make
their ni-r way ans! trachss "nneys 10 .-r destined
luse lying along tir margin o our broad anI '.
ri bay, where small crafts dance o t" swt"G brt.Z ~,
making swift Ictarn {" HEIR erd~omG h"ne-; or, thee:
resting calmly in wide and fertile valc or; th'r
who like the line :" lily "ns nestle IN '" mountain
homes ui, all are beautiful md, II NJ; -ra"d COED
gm,d. beyond comrarison with all I've seen, or !e, or
known As our homes mere 5"nnui 50 ought they I"
br wealthy than Others for tie plain and mt reason
that advantages each aEd all respects greatly c1c.is
neiobos. ii not now, NJ In days Of yna; 'rr
arc no, first in the list Of Satcs if not de-.
tined rcl the pang Of mortified pride, sister
States passing rapidly by eraspng the and waving
The scrprr that own giving laws 10 our r."
public and direction 10 The nalion's mind upon not h"H
the blame We have Innnltc wealth, bnunt'"Ss
resources and facilities e;oni comparison; and II ihH
wealth shall lie cInh,cd forever; Il such
lcctcd and those facilities Remain nniTarro.c' "h" vino
but her suns shall bear Tie baiac, and feel the .anG
deep ucrs less favored but more nrrc'ic and
wise shall pass her in the road Ia greatness wealth and ;"
err Bat am wandering from subcctlkc many preachers
and pnlliana Uo--Ye entirely from my cxt for was
giving yom the Impressions tcy came upon me III ny
IoHrncyn2s. was contrasting our own iDHc "i' n'ctS =
saying il waa bcst. Tig saying that
know more, to love better. Is any one dissas'c
with his Virginia l-ct him wander forth, ani soon
will he sigh for his mountain honc-his valley deep or tc
blue wafer that mucstcay rises 40 sweciy roe n
would not my dear Ann have you think that your homo
contains all hrt is hcguul-all that good all that Is
grcai like the many young persons whose minds nos
expanded BY travel or by age No-other places v.y
lovely ard few can boast Of many charms us thts if"
which write. Resting il does npon The banks, ai
commanding splendid vicw ni the noble Delaware, 0nd
within few miles Ul Philadelphia, you nave access 10
il al any hour in the day Or night Wilh ts wide ccai
streets all shaded with it's many trees ui deepest green ava
richest foliage it looks like Just such rural retreat rs nn
would love, when, in mcditave mood. he thinks oi ai
that is rnstal that is 10 It's past! II was settled ~
the qnut Friends and every be the
iuip n
what is 10 come may be gathered NJ least IN part from INC
ciangfF which have already over TIE face ol things
Here is the iron road and the iron ungci monster y 81 ad'
heard bello" ing roaring sceechn@ sr!'''n2 me nnd a
like nalcned demon. II is place 10 which the wealthy
retire 10 breathe the first pure air IN summer and ENJOY u
cooling retreat under ancient trees WHICH LOOK a 'ec
cable they ornamental. Many nt the private !c--
cpces rise like noble palaces with large and spacious yards
all green The year through where might lose himseli N
deepest tranquility, and think himself alone in all HE world;
otcstke grand and noble are theses evidently i'e
homes of refined elegance and wealthy simplicity.
Some think The banks OF tho Delaware arc moro r6Hase
than any other part OF the ciyccainy the whole presents
finished picture of what land and water wealth and n
all blended In harmonious and energetic effort uHdaT me
control OF architectural skill, can produce Ii You Wou!
form my idea % tic place, you think OF The lSn
gradually slopins ali in richest green" velvet ci'-
pet, own the river; OF towering -
proudly spr"aia ag Themselves 80 WILDLY ookinz a"g the!
maesticay Of the grayec roads all 80 clean as tne
foot OF beast had entered there's Of the neatly paved
walks then rises the mansions, ii. the Variety o s'S "
which tanry may suggest, and wealth execute.
But will no describe them Oniy would sag HtrefSsGe
the residence ol The Rgh; Reverend The Bishop "' Ne"
Jersey is altogether the most nrce narSon II c!n'e7
elegance, convenience and economy, and most heh's
residence for him who is the head o the cu.ca and The ed
of those great nurseries of christian literary character
situated upon the banks OF the and between ST. MARY
Hall, where more than thousand young laces nave
| been educated, and Bufin"nn College OF but rcccn,
date yet favored beyond example with tie confidence ano
patronage OF wise and discriminating cnmmunlty nor IS u
surprising that should been Ii is but the effect
great cause, producing grcn1 results The entire arlase
OF both the institutions and their happy location rs
well his residence between them with all the grouna
and shady walks. and henniiul places for recreation