Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-28

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PROSPERITY or THE COUNTRY.

PROSPERITY VI Tuk CoONIkf.
I'm the midst din Of politics. and the agitation Of
question. bearing upon OF the country in
connection With IL political position is relief 90 the
mind 70 survey condition. with reference those great
upon which it, prosperity aud Its prospects
foe the may be predcscd Aud there s In that
condition much much TO encourage and TO strength
en- us; much that affords andote the baneful inhu
Of party spirit, which, at both extremes the Union,
s tending wesken It's es aud thus 60 prejudice not
10 destroy it, value. the palladium OF common LID
critics. and the surest bond oon common interests As
people.
land during the drawing TO close Richly has
sthc (ivcr all good things showered upon his bes
sings causing the earth copiousy TO yield her i'm
crease dng with righteousness our basket and store
In every section OF widely extended country find
the crops have been and promising TO be. favorable
North aud wes the wheat he said to be equal
the best that has been recorded aud the great
product Of the South though will turn hat
less than that OF last year. Is still large and the
prospect OF che sugar Of State is materially
improved from what il at CARRIER period OF the
season. aud though comparatively Short will doubtless
mako up the deficiency In the enhancement of price.
IL Is fairly estimated that while the prices high at
home the condition OF things abroad will beyond doubt
demand what OF breadstufs have spare. We notice
statement late London Times that thus TAR, in Eng
land there prospect of prices recedng to point in
furious the agricultural interests and remark
that generally Europe the harvests have been tair aud
prices probably will not be kept at famine marks Yet
the reduction removal OF corn laws gives US advantages
not known in former times.
With regard the demand for that great staple
sufficient TO preclude any apprehension that there
U y
ycar will than make up Tor the deficiency in quant
ty, compared with the yield of last year
The plentiful productvcness is visible in the 9TH
CT great supplying aud exporting staples Of the
country but in the statistics Of these do not propose
enter present object is simply to offer
Hecons that be incident 20 the coutempls
to OF the facts which have cursorily alluded
The mutual concessions which the States, "in order to
form perfect unon the preamble OF glo-
rons constitution expresses it, found IL necessary, and
thus prompt to make at the commencement OF our
career a nation have than produced the fruits
that anticipated to flow from he by the most
OF those who argued the prosperity aud happi
that they must il adhered inevitably produce
At that point the history Of this country when the
federation Of the States found itself too weak
those blessings which could only How from union all
il that 10 the Of the inevitable increase
the country power and importance among the nation
OF the earth the danger imminent that would
surely follow the disunon. THE very rregu
aritcs In the size the revenues the population the
ducts the interests aud the lave and institutions
each Story In his admirable commentaries "wOuld
perpetual warfare OF Legislation, OF border
gr,ssions ad violations aud OF political and personal ami
nostes which first last would terminate in the subju
CATION ot the weaker the OF the stronger" Now
Uuion is fortress OF adamant against all such dan
ger.
Aud then there the other consideration in that preg
nant preamble the common defence Is not the philo
sophy Of the old Revolutionary motto, Omitted stand
divided we fall" true il when it first
utteredt And commerce, which may after all be called
the very stone of the fabric OF Union;
ece the life of the seaboard aud less the life OF the
agricultural States-how could these be protected thrive
IN any other condition than that OF union? Truly saws
the eminent just have before quoted "this top
c though capable of being presented in detail FROM
past experience in such glowing colors sare the
increduous into conviction of the ultimate power
~ wretchcincss aud distress which would overwhem
State, does not require to be than limited at
Not~ outstanding the excited rawlings of actonts here
and there slow believe that there exists in
dangerous degree in section Of country, DISPOSE
ton oincur all these evils by disruption Ut the sacred
ties that connect nation aud people. The heats
of ary contests may bring them forth periodically, the
fire Met viper. which fastened upon the hand
Paul. but have abiding confidence that it will
pass that the Unien, like the Apostle, will shake of
the beast into the fire, and feel no harm"
TaE MARRIAGE REL,rIOS.The great Is to Learn
TO bear with each Others fngs; be blind then
that is either impos-bility a folly must aud
feel them If We do neither, they evils us anC
there is obyinnsy need OF orbrarance hnt throw