Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

Wind i'll terrific blasts. AMI rain in tcluging squs-
Inw!cd and beat ia. Come what might. resolved
not 10 stir, All thar iay kept my people beneath
the sails, with orders {" move their limbs MS much
possible, III order Ia the bcnuInhIng effect
III moisture and packed confinement. 'IE, iuces-smt
irrnching from Sra and sky I" which they hai been
:" Ion. subjected, CHILLED their s!ackened crculi
+" -uch degree, that death i,um t"rp"r ncIrapj
~ Supcrr"nng. Motion, motion. motion, M
constant r"nnlnnd but hoar,lc my alcohol &" the
last resource.
saw TINT tim" was Ia be lost alr! tfa: nothing
but q bold encounter al hazard would savr ehas
lives 0rpropcrty. Before dark m" mind WIS ma,S
mp ~ To the enterprise. | would land in the nogh~
burhnnd ni the rn""v and cross its territory during
the shadow OF night!
| d, not supp,>r ua: III" process 10y which thr2w
INV s.frncd crew on the beach Gni revived them
with copious ra.. .hts OF brandy. would ntcrcs: tho
reader 6ni nni1.Gr iI HH >:rh.. hCr"y, my ca1 80.
mater ihr r>oT' 0t krO1 rH5ir-. h,'di1 m1rct|f
Hr0"gh N" coL,nim hwn, 0ai s0tr IN @s ~dY ~ -tc,
S">'rDs' Fortunately for my daredevil adventure.
.hr tropical rain poured down Ill cca,rss :"r,pir.
compelling the un-vspc;ous co!onsiS 10 keep beneath
their roofs. Indeed, no one dreamed y; q forced
march by human beings Oh that dreadful night %
tempest, else it might have gone hard had been de-
tcctrd in the d"secra,ion "i colonial soil Still
prepared for all emergencies | never Went abroad
without the two great keys of Atrica-Gn!d and ire
aud had il been my lot 10 encounter u cul"nsi.
he would either have learned the vnlil, OF silence.
becn carried along under the muZ2lc oi pistol.
till the gang WIS III sn.rty.
While il still dark, left the caravan adyanc.
ing by interior path 10 Little Bass:., where ot
my branches could furnish il with ncccs,arrs
the other colony ot Bassa San Juan reach my
homestead in the course ot three days. Meanwhile
rctraccd my way IL Monroyia, and, reaching !; BY
sunrise, satisfied r umiahlc counists that had u-t
;uken shelter in their harbor, ana fresh from my
dripping cutter IL is very likely that II" on" III The
colony the present day knows the true story al tins
adventure, would believe il unless COai|>N,8 by
me-"
We again commend thi+ book Ia the phlauihropc,
the lilu~oI,hca ami the scarch"r after enter
:ainncmt. The author handles "i country
men sharply enough i; is true. On the other hand
ne makes in italics. remarkable and lno., cred
liable ,.S,criiuii--tln with the exception Of boy
who. being ilI-trrard, too" rc!ug" by cLancc an Donrd
vSsrl ol this class nj Havana, he never knew an III
,,nncc of an English seaman shipping on board -a
yer.
THE SOCIAL CHARACTER OF INDUSTRY
Industry il essentially social. No man can improve
either himself nr his ncighbnr without m.ighh"rly
help, and better the world, is 10 sci the world IL
work together. Every useful invention has been co'
rcd out and perfected by the corporation "i many
minds, or by the successive applications Of varied e
MUS to the obcct, age after age. The mechanic
must aid the philosopher, he must stand still in hj.
demonstrations: and the philosopher must MD thr me-
| rhair. or he will work and work without wisdom
The astronomer needs the telescope. and the chemist
his material and apparatus. The sciences hang ".I tho
| arts, nnd the arts the scicnc"s But wlth"u. the
philosophy from heaven, neither art Hcirnc" would
hook OF the r;lrth, AMI industry would III" natural!
death and rise for religion alone It the hvG
| shirt ui hluIlu sn,'nlity and pOWrr.