Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-28

s reTaccd his sep and will hold his grouHd Inc o'et
,cn g II Und that they are in the wrong read aud VII DC
rnc.d 10 c0lrc down. The people stronger than inc
hotel keepers, and will overcome them. The customers IN
5usireEs the real parties who make any man sue
cessu or unsuccessful and no man can succeed IN any o
c,s. without patronage. That patronage Is extended 10
ms sometimes and sometimes to demert but never can
on find any man who will pay OF his pocket Is cent
49,, cr the same article than he get al Of equally
io,.inc man Especially is this the where bCud IS
he article Who would pay $40 for flour when he could
.I Il ri equally good quality for IS.
rns coming Commercial Convention In Charleston should
b LARGELY attended, This great should BIZ counenanctd
and fnstcted By Virginia II had my way should
end delegates from Norfolk Alexandria, Fredericksburg,
Lyuchbu'g In short om every town in Nir.
nia. and lei the next Commercial Convention be held
i,hsr in Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg, in town
n W,nina You may rely il position give
80 hc r,de of the entire South, il only wise and
enerocric My impressions are that II the Legislature CT
V1rnia shout press through the whole Of the leading rail-
roods once, and establish the he o. steamers IN a
fu years you would find that the whole South would rally
~ ,b. suonorl Of Virginia in everything. Our educational
must enlarged and improved; ysicm Of inter
NJ, and external improvements Completed and then ne Old
Dnmininn " Ill become The New Dominion. delighted
fw DAYS before left homr to observe with how much
satisfaction really Southern Rights sentiments, uttered
h C Mallory and Wallace, received By the House Of
Deng,,cs and have observed wish how much unanimity
osvoo letters of Dr. Harris TO the country press have been
Tsconpd and upplaudcd by the Richmond press without dis
,nciiuu OF puty Harris is destined 10 make his impress
sion unon tho sentiments and opinions of the State. a
y.rv intelligent from Mississippi told that he regard
cd him the gifted man in the Legislature of party,
,bn md generous, that il difficult withhold from him
vour perspna attachment The excitement upon the sub
isct of Southern commerce will and must 90 No
human agency prevent II. The whole South re-.
snnnd5 without hesancy 10 tho forward march Of South
crn commerce. Onward onward! onward =! is the
wn,d Virginia should be- 10 The South in everything what
Nav York is the East. In law medicine literature COM
merce the and sciences in politics and religion V
GINA should now in The revolution, carry the banner for
her ancieat rcnown her inrepdiy ii the days that tried
mems souls speaks in language, that whilst it
W contemplation
those duties for the future that speak of triumph in
department. Of human greatness 1t is The province OF eve
~ man 10 will himself useful Ii he will labor al anything
success will attend him. So with Sts!F II she desires
she can make herself what she wishes Time and circum
stances point hc way 10 US OF tie South, and bid US TO
aim hip and demand importance in the OF The
world If fail in our mission, il will BE- faults
and those who come after u.s. instead OF prlsng their pa
tents as Is now won. will whilst they the shacales
which we may leave them 10 throw off, for failing
to do our duty ourselves and 10 hem Again. let the
word be, in everyt thing, onward ani upward! gentleman
rom Columbus in Georgia. tells me that his State is dis
posed forward The ensuing commercial convention at
Charleston and he also informs that the University of
Virginia is attracting the attention OF everybody in his
State and that for the future that point and not Cambridge
will be the poin. for Georgia students. have than
once expressed my opinion that the University OF Virginia
was tie beat school in the world for American youths, aud
every day confirms me in The opinion
The situation OF The markets In This country Just row is
snpuar-slil we tell how II may end ANY steamer
may bring declaration Of war Il 80, we shall be bene-
fitted II peace shall be benefited by that. We have
nothing to lose by either course solution way the
other is desirable and have doubted
until the ast news that there would be between Russia
and the Western powers. think the question may be
solved Last summer the whole difficulty could have been
settled by combination between Prussia, Austria France
Ensund Russia; but now open hos tties only can
bring re unless Russia cap certain privileges which
the Western powers give for peace Nicholas has but
one real adversary in u Europe-and that man is Louis
Napoleon. He has nveigcd England and sooner or
later he will back OUT from the alliance, aud then
away goes the whole opposition 10 Russia, except
in France The Emperor Of the French will, however
attend TO French interests and vii! of the conlro
vcsy with ecla No matter what else is done, Pdlmerson
Will he oYcode by the interests Of English in the
east # the CONTEXT continues long. But the question
il not how hci. interests 10 be affected but how can The
Russian Emperor the Of events and find his adj
vantage in progress OF affairs. Most certainly he is dis
posed fight long Turkey only s before ham but so
soon as France and Eagland and Prussia and Ausa are
combined against him and in the field, he Will come 10
terms But whether he 10 Terms or not we Of The
Southern Sales have nothing fear, but all TO gain. Cot
ron Rice Whe5 ard Corn all essential 10 the parties
and long cu and his can plough and Sow The
whole county may Prosper in the mean line good luck TO
Virginia aud her interests although have good deal 20
do and much perfect III every thing GUod night.
Yours g.. - H. l..
P S. The arrival O! the Baltic puts The whole Eastern
question in IL. a,dr OF conflict, and mus, result in
snraSy hfeak 10 or n speedy peace.