Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

meni OF Cromwell would drive hundreds from their hoa,,
10 knsland'o seek refuge in the Colony ye, apeas
'~'r did not exit under the way q Cr6mWtl bu, i
'EH't be remembered shat ar executive branch r:
'H,'haclt 5 e"acerE"d, "N,', At al t.nle IN modified
d. ".-rre ouy 10 a nouJEc'e4. rp.u.. Ca, l.r,y Laa.
: r'rF r>.'tyIi - iIe, cAri and in feed 10 ,c.r,,
~ -HS~n nader 'ae r.iiuse monarch, OF En.l,ac
h t snc" tie day, o.: AlnvL justice between mar
n .n administered witt cN4 uc,. or the ,i.u
- we community protected vita more ,crupu!ou,
Parliament "s'S pace u" which i:v regiments oi The
H.'I'p" % were i!a5irred not u rapnr VA, CON
that during tie rro,ecig.s II COM > H,F''r
He measure 81 ,'NI 4AI reSgu, liberty t .y-r
fell 10 her lot Is ',eFe ~a ro,h!ur - f..,- ,, I
current o! society - flowed on >, ,' &
have recor! or proof ,!Ir tie ,;!r O; .r '
u, the people raUcefu"i VA. qre., ~ I'
va! There j. no evidence e" the ary1I of ..rrl ,,.,.
-msr:ut, briong;s TO tho roy parry N il, H. ,'.
;hs entire period. To shc ~: TIE people a t t
poe Tie staple .! rilSTAn i.ric w. Hn uigcrUrut -
rulsrate other .lan that which Away rN Sod. 81"
traTy. they er!oyci more privilege than ry Rad ryel
known before Il he p,rilp- p.p,'rr ,.I the ~.
politician. who we're Gnrs'y .rG,r ~" EUle o: Cromwell
and t" tho" wLu ,OJsi; to .'.rIf d., Is nasty England
Was certainly not safe "r pleasant ace Of abode nsrr
while there ny,hu:tp stimulate ;Ig grafton of
people there "eFe >iogs inducements, aaI even
sy, Tor active paTtzaus 90 withdraw from England aai
seek another home. AUd ;u..l ;L,>s wr.- allow!
remain Uuuolerrd long ,tIl behaved themselves
with propeiy set they l- H con, lcr,b. numbers, and
took r.uge!n France uiLc Low Coguuc. iihiu con
yenicn' range Tor The c\,c.'Om u po.C-. ssheme,
tie fr-t, IN the b.:. @! Worcester aud ulo ls "a.
aia-i would have ,us"u''rri ;rr Trua.r. of Treason
iii come over: bus there I, ur c,Il'.ec Z, show tl
.pst sIp arrived. Vita load uf passengers. during Ih.
PruteciOrac. AHj II may be 'lspry shat. after ,-
capulaou Of jamestown TIE .py,rnarur OF ;lr Colon,
wa. thoroughly CromHrl.aA ElS.aHd hti,r:. lat
CrOaW el, Governors. and pa.'i such IS, though i
Ia every rc.p,,, l.9cic!t! 10 the C.lrDg Wr r,rurI
repealed uu the restoration oi Chl-,, Had sincG,..
heIu4n over, the fict would lIr brru "alb, ,yolr
far and wide ani It i easy 10 believe a per,ous o! Eauk
accustomed U the ,o'iv'y =! oh c"uuty would prefer
"t anDdt nearer th-,-'' "'tiG '"'S miAht aHat i!s
chapter oi aec!!r"' than IN remote -Gi iiE, settled
Colony. Thus !! appears 'a;, during the t,ceiIcnry
IroH"e mere wa, h''": - IS""" ~" rate q" en- IRA
,ion among those who Do, staple auI 40 t,id u
exist, o any general cs sra;.u. =: a certainty none
oi the emigration :" tiIaer That i'ur or i've Aui-hi,
did arrive several Ol whom Afterwards returned! s proof
that, Il more htd artHe, "r should LSe heard %: then.
| also.
:ie rc.oraroa chaF!e, entire change occurred
in the condition OF the rr"a; BODY the people who lni
lived III peace under iae pro;tc"r,;c. That event.
know, wa brought about 10y the union of the Pn,y
and ." Eiscopa!tan' under tie arrest pledges from
Charles. lo~ those pledyr. were Violated how pcr,ytu
ton RACED IN EnE!ani and Scotland agiH,, al
Is one Of the most std!rn!nS record. English history
The ds.enieT composed very Ia; proportion Of the PEI,
pie OF England. They ra,i. vii, vrf, engaged In
in the towns, WI" occup" tracts OF Iauj lri
who's" Intelligence and .'hIirty unIvrr,ay ackuoS
lodged The number U' TIL! class exceed. the number
OF thr cl. in III f!,u the present ay and cp,r
pu-c,i told than seventh %: tie whole r.f4
i,ii"u 'lie number oi the cll, thi: occupied su.
easehoid st",e> :uiy large. Now, ,Iai
these people leaned toward, .'aE'.Iu Llh IN - ,,
itHcn the side %! the parliament had after tie ,io
ration, Per.i'te!n heating Presbyterian 4uI nIrptuir'i
ENcusionisrs. aud had continued even .c the discovery
OF III" Rye hoGs" plot a' 'he prescription o' tt" ~h-
mit:a ho.iIy A. ihs time r Tsi r.,I,n H'i, ic NJ,
AMI among these people, Who rNly vel, -, riou,
found ii, victims, Their rTr her. rrr ,frclruIri at.
q" them. tie venerable BAXTER w. condemned under
The aosi cruel cIrcii, - "u,, 'HGusb scytHiy year.
o! age, nearly rsc'ird l-rs 81 iac ,l!t's tai Wmh
thee people IN of a..sH. prisons ugt.
crowded. Finally, the s'orrI ragged wildly that hgH
drr", an! thousands '"r,oo. tcr native land. aud
over 10 Holland and especially 10 hr British Co1U.s.
That large number over 10 Virginia evident
the vast Increase Of the population fFom he date to.
during all i. time. there only iaIuccnrfI
the Cavalier TO ensra;e, hg, there every lgtea~t
Of all power III. king and hi. c.urcl wcr" .aic and I'll,
umlhant The rrandest ,IH"rc which is Imagination
cogid depict cNt'i'd"i i'r ."t "i!. before r!n.
The neat addition population may be traced 10 'ir
result. a! the VI" mouth rebellion That many
know from official scarce bat Ho' only did tie convicted
honest and piols men, who .horEcdHy 81" barri'-
OF Jcrv and dreaded the f-;g friends ruisrl'ri
TO Tie colony Ana IN the characters Of i..se i"o cla'se'
of mcn-t- who suffered fnr 'A.r religion and the
who stood up wish ,cythr hlatc- ia their hands IN tie
MARSHES oi >cgnOn-Wr rtcci which exit IN ;i.r
Nrgi!, character 10 ihi, hugr va, h,.g very men.
and uen like thc,e, who Ia 1919 overturned tie Cavalier
land 81 virginia II va h,>~ ;ucu. and Ike ;h.>
the genuine offspring II the -r; aaG noble ogrHmourco
people oil Ef'nd-"ho hailed I'll" a,r",,i"n 81 that ciaE
ron o c.!! AID religious freedom Wiifa OF urnge, t.
the British 'ron" II va, the" rn"n and men As csc
who, when the attempt H." i.ri the priiy"r.r aie
hy the cnis.arics of tie Cavalier crowd" 20 Jam'stunU
ign their that m,rorl Wish sN..t. % IT,.
hOur and which grateful people with = Joy dispatch
ed 20 England 10 coD.raa!a'r ~" ole his c.etIr hni
when William departed. the affection Which hey bore lila
"a transferred 10 the heir - ~" ,i"t"s. sophia
they mounted tile throne lui" !I, r,y hI..nry
i, rarrr than another. 1t Il the devotion of the rropl"
To the memory o! KING iain lI 10 So. IIDus" OF Han
over until tie trouh., " III" Revolution began ~
'.msH in NicanIc other groUU'' :rgm thv.e Of Love
% civil lui :,0u. Ehriy u''t''m"n, Nl.eh
Cavalier bot oH! cnu!d uyI feel INT "i!sh!c TcEcI aud
abhOrrcI.
Eu the emigration Of people from ireland ani scotland
another important element Zoo pogi'.on. Stt'us
mainly in the Valley, "h the exception of those "n.sg"!
IN commerce. they suoa cNsr tU lacncc IN uGr cyuus,
and Is certain that "i H',rr-t'ug aui
ne questions from i'G to H. ,ui lacr, were decided Dos
their votes some well gcairi ynUus prm' nHnIm'r
of
over ri Intervals RON the l,fuiu. tr middle - t
last century attained lh ro.,i.n and founded f,rllIa.
A. representatives Of shr-v. VII the father of Nu
Caren, o; onion iIi! whose author bear att
honor, and who ply :ican, and the father OF Eob"t'
Carter Nicholas. Who the tine aTi
also ply -cinn Col WIN Fleming ~ Bo'et UT
Of the heroes Of fotn Pleasant, ami Hugh Mercer b
Sco;chm,n, and both educated - The pracic" Of Ihysr
came over about the tine. but many YEAR later than
Cahci nnI *i,h"IIs u" ancestor "i P"Edl"ion "a-a
teacher aud came oG cw yrar, a:or the accession" Oh"
ginning of the eighteenth century NJ very high of'y
the engrani thoroughly attached ip r' t'. "nay iih,
pi"' and possessing intelligence and "r''P',e t''.f ~"
iiuguenot.. all WHO w take the trouble - refer :" i"
journal. u cG Couy,niiul. ail As.-uir. - 10 '"r
'c important part which uley l!'yci On important "'s
,oa Their course d, market lg tl,s, ~ Hsi' from y"
brgnnng OF IL" eighteenth crutGry to ;hc present ihy
Some o! The very s"0rn- ~. h'H"nls oI hefgiS f''
which lad been drawn IL l-f's Dl the glory 81 flnr'
flashed, during ll. Revolution the hattlrGed- ot -
South Thf-~e!i TYLER. foy'hrc., iicialN, pupuy NaG
~, Moncgrc F"Hainr, BunurH', Bent subirtt, BduNHi
tuqga, Lrsrand. Eoi,,"au. ~athu-, Naul,n anI many
other names which are kno"n to all Indicate 'h"ir friL
origiI We perceive how imp"r, element they rag''
have made the date of the Egy0u'iDn Aahfu lu:lr
nos hated any three that cN,. more ti'n "hris
Il Louis hc Fourteenth and b.. br,cro r9T.I"- vi"
occupied successfully the Bfi..! throne Sur " PLAN
history of the character and ie principle. . a." men vi"
mad. Virginia via; 'f~ H-vp'u'.,n. va, e
aud What, Ne trust - i,reiu. !"'i.bc" 'r VII ''"'
There /, one authority hi. subject which Mr. Rive.
doe. dc,',HG 20 notice Uli "u'i ~" hiHHAs h' T'
.recici intelligent Of Al rtrtie, Ia Ills Common
wealth lie j. better Ecqraiud p'rhap'. his rrreut
-Ipw, with the history g; orr population than any
other person .sins. ANA e ha. looked into THIS qIe.
l.s alton rI4!lr Though he does
80 quite the fact, g0uid 10 opinion lead
him, Sc. he expressly and entirely rrplarr 'le site
aud an,c-nden;s doctrine held hy Hr. Rye. that the
MS that som. Of ,r.c very Cy,ii.r N, cams over cl
back again, aud that enough Gi not remain to make al
impression Virginia character ,oId Churches, vol /
l>.J II Mr. Evc- viii heed uch authority ih'
supcradte. I" the pain and sp.s reading Of our whole
history hc certainly pof>cs.s IN remarkable desrr" Nhc
o: th. peculiar ci..racicr.cs Of 'hr stuart race
W. caGno' but regret IN" language n which Nr. E'r'
paints The character 81 the stagsi ana ":'rst ma VINO
held thu hcm o; England ard which poss - were
copied from paper in the black box Of thaTe ~" =,
cond from t- manuscripts Oi Jamr, the second ~ o
Old Scotch college in Pari.. Indeed. II TIE scotch c"'s"
had not been destroyed, st has" Inferred a hrhid
often recrrltei himself from t~ =rlv" 'ars ' upyNHy
ia it, gloomy an! dram 10 ir"" 10" "iiHh.' ."
JaiM.s What t,c Cavalier would ire' ~ l..' h''h ~ W.,
word Ne 30 not ask Nr E'"- 10 "''s.P w ~
Crom~cll but We did cr-yi ia' "' won ~ =,
view lis chract.r in the t ~ broad innio'@Ph! VI
RHcs was Tor many y"af' "' rii.s" PAT! I'4
well knows that in stirring rt- the leaders u great par
ties sometime i'gpr.i-t - 10 iI".y thS' "hg, e"
their impulse. u would D." lad 70 st alone anh Nat
the alternative uu"ue"'y pr"-sn 10 srch mes; oi
sinking or ~ ruru going e or Of being crushed under
the wheels adyancE" train That sGci was the poet
lion a, Cr,mv, a, g., rrcy generally rguccGrl by he prbI.
In-u. ,ri'- 81 To" p:c"it !dy. W" grant that
he s gch ..s a, Ills n Hume ani Clarendon bu;
II lie will rrigr. himself glance recent auhnTte-.
We believe b. will discover that fully borne
In what have said. And should 'irs hat Nr Lives
A. i political philosopher wouii IN ~ estimate OF the
character Cromwell have placed IN The balance sgainst
seemingly bold and rI.h ac ''c sranieNt and most
brilliant British aGa.r- u At In gland
knew. Concluded on EoIrth Phge-
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MARRIED.
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