Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02

this tune T.: 1'any-lhai it iissh while u
exercise. forsthought. Thece In, still strug
| Cling 10 :ontinue independent, viii DC Ell
titled; oy The more facr Of their GO struggling
! to aid from The fund now com Gienced. 1t il
~ellto exc r;iI Ineir =lender resou7ceE b
assistance. AID 70 stls i j.; Guct -aerDsr 81
= msE= :hem feel t1ti ineJ owe ths gil :;
! Iheir CD -,:rslo.l9, sid IL an tx;< rha
| !-li carry !irrI through the wnnle s=ascn o
alst;.'r %..:.h':!L permitting them Ia sink int
the clss= ci panperq. II Ibis scnsIuc IL Il, h'
Gar,Ted 49, IL ".;rthy manner, p verJ
!-ig" s1r-aiirfiJ!. vii bc needed in the frs
lnsta!'ce, ard, - the se.:,nd al elaborate or
g",nyation TOR the dlstriontion oI II. With
pua .snch Oh rrgs.iization, IG srest find Gel
be admtnlsterat III time oi distress withou
! tempting men tn mako i profit By fraud ant
misrepresentation out oi tie necessities G
the time AID the pubic charity
The monntcn;- cf enforced iit.rs55. tE:
mere absence Of IN: congenial OF profitable
enP!o!aent, the sense if dependence, snc
, the rsc0Ilectioas of years of pTi,IenGs anc
sesi-denAl exercised, VS. it .aFEas. in vain, can
no. Lau tG I'LL ths minds oI thousands with
morbid snd nnwho olesomc thouEhts, L. il 7sil
to hops that souie other employment E:sJ bs
devised for tl= operatives than the leveiiins
Of m6ora ard sweeping. OF st1ests? Nigh
Il Ut e.err facilities FOR IS1catiDr tg gwen Il
thnEs who chooss to uas them These who
are responsible for the measures rntsG inI
! the reii-f CT the i;resent jistresa, should not
bs sat6fed with keeping hungar ani sold III
tistsn'i. The cfials may he rnnrs teri0u:
than lliey think. Mr.. Farna!i Is man whHs.
Ct!icial life would nc. rcrrnit hin To attribute
toe s-ri1ns mearIne tG tile outward siens
Of or1tIesr. Yet he describes the "pu hlic
m;nd' Al: "IsEtlass AND uasgsy. and a. deerlY
imp ass-t with sen.e nf corning neA:y cs.
laIcitv." And he does not conceal hi1 dis
satisfart;'7 81 the inaanor 1T when he Usually
finds the paUpcrs employed. There is still
we fear, gulf in opinion and sentiment be-
tween the operatives Of England AID tG"ir
wealthicr country men. The owners Of p7a-
psrty IT LsTcashlre. Thc ore rnair great
weai.n - thc oFaiativs class, arc hound not
nniT L. open their purses but to take Mi thf
u.easure- tnat give chance oi sootI,;:.E liis
ms'.;si iii..rassee ri theeh 122r F-ops. Sir
J. r. Ahr.iewcrih directed strsnilrr =. &
Efa:s shoTt-coTiET Oh their part, In
ne cr'I.p!AiD:i thst the s.nRtT- f.a:i :
b'''I '.'FA Cif I'il lts S''biiiII
trstinu ~ :hc pcor-ra.es 10 the eioctai guEj .
oIans :"ho administer tne'a Il ordinary tiuis=,
pro5lhIy GONE cf :i,rSs Gcnti'unsr. might
o.ins 10 bear, un the uiuInrntou5 question OF
the employment 81 the intelligent population,
rnte deprived ii treIr Tsnsl resources, sorue
irs5hncse ~ mind, 41! shn.s ner pGrt =
OF view. They should I;E.em5eT that The
crisis II Gus which requires the har1
II s,atoSHa1. Ih.y rnoud not Re ran-
tenn - leave the Ciirert.3., ii = g the rsspec-
t"h'e or7cers rho iuzv he quite equal 70 ihs
air.5iiatTsIir,. - ths poci-la~ n ord;aar--
riu.s,. =. Sr-at cerTic. will rs rendered -
srcs;r y svu'a cccypa .:GT, .GIl lie devised for
our G.Eior7rd cpcrgti"as, which, instead nj
stnplI.a.iag tEs uph-pPinesa 81 their situation
By InhDoiohuua and n-graci0I taHkn you'd
prepare tntTn 80 return Is th,:iT old employ
msnt with increased Intelligence aud enlarged
eympatnlee, or n! !crst "itE temLsrs ~ little
hardened and EoFes - i:.tic cIu :l.ed ~ G-c 6
Os.
-FI4I IF G.ESP;HATrFS 4" EEA::cE-:s.yi
AcAI:TzT :;i.e IL: JST L;Fa.
i oe following appears IN the PGris oc.Iss-
pooGsLce OF tho "H-rald:;'
The trial Of tho &1v-four nenho:s ai tii2
secret revolutionary society he's beer cHR OF
the prominent topics o|the week. The leader
Of t5e concern is n young nan named Fsssel:
whose head hss evidently been slightly oTa.rt!
by residing Ihs:phiiuaophy II .Faazz:sl, ,cEbst
Sno other socialistic ssints. .Ee Nas formerly
g sfb-lieutenant in tbe Ninth HussaTs. In
1852 he wss transported and returned 70
France il 1850, under the iene'si snneGty.-
In lsol ne gathered ur the remnants Of the
socistc b!elrGiIi, s:,.i addressing bimEsT 10 :
number o. diacontentad U1en, and rai t,c,lET!y
to those VINO had bean i'll exils with hin, he
formed his grand Hchene for up4ntting fi:s
government, ard founding upon IA ruins :
grsrd demo- rati: sud socialiatic T:fiitl;:.
limolg the Plans OF the society ws5 aTi-
den;ly tbs assassination Of the Emperor
and at one OF the meetings, :" hich used u be
held IN csfes a1d low cabiret3. the ousetiCH
wns discussed whether demonstration
sbouid be made at the representation Of The
"Volonteires de IHi4" 4c tho Porte S.. Eisr-
tin. VaasrI, to cover bis design, proTessrd to
be recruiting Cor GaribslGi, end weIt 10 Italy
in looQ, sud wrote from there that ne WAS in
communication With Ma-zna and Garibaldi,
and that ne could procure there Len Thousand
muskets. All TINS while the arguT-yed
moucaards-the detective pol2e oi Paris
we're following up Tassel and hia associates;
knew the times ard plscss of meeting, and
the topics Of discussion in them, snd 6nalIy
~hsn The authortiea had obtained possession
of copies Of ali the important documents, and
? sufficient amount of evidence ssaiua. me
parties, tncC were arrested