The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

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ana. gentlemen. &c. F.C
Ecfrdet fr9n, fhe Royal Order reshecting
! Me trade Of Negroes, dared .draniues.
22d Of .4trU 1904
declare, tor the benefit Of nv subjects,
that he return freight of Negroes. which
from their eat scarcity or for other lust
cause, they have made from foreign ports.
consisting of Implements of husbandry, ma
chInes aud utensils for plantations, expires
sed IN the Sd article of the ROYAL Order of
year l7s4, as well as boards for sugar box.
es, slaves, hoops and shocks. Shall be free
from all duty. The same is also to be
understood, when imported by strangers
together with New negroes. but not alone
In as much as.l do hereby prohibit the en-.
trance OF foreign vessels into nv ports. even
with cargoes unless at the same time they
carry new Negroes.
But It isno, permitted, eth cr to Spaniards
or Foreigners, toimport iron or steel. even of
the produce Of Spain, under the pretext of
thelr being necessary to repair said impli.
nents and utensils.
Inc Governor, Captain General and in.
tendant OF the royai Hacienda of this Island
yesterday in council decreed: That the fn'
reign vessels now lying at the anchori,r
place. called Placer, in tins pors, aud those
TO whom entrance has been srantt., on ac
count ot distress, be permitted to discharge
Such articles as are expressed in the yov:l
Order OF the Soth April 1904 In con,s
qucnce of which, the Consigaees will deliver
In manifest of ALI their carsocs, or the dis
patch OF such articles as are mentioned in
mat indulgence, WHICH will expire OH the
50th April 1910
Haoanna. Oct. 10, 1909.
(SiPueON
" The following structures from III" Ma
us+ - y er s.c-c..iu. ION
the new lights whicD hey red on the .ase
OF ). Jackson The arguments OF the
Federal Republican, 10 winch the.
are an answer. will be readily understood
from the tenor OF the reply:
An awkward EFFORT is first made to paradise
the pubic feeling by suggesting the fairness
| OF waving all positive Judgment until the
whole correspondence is submitted 70 Con
sress This Is manifes,iy founded on the
nope that the American people have lost all
| commence, not merely in the measure, but
also IN the Veractty of their government: o.
| therwlse 1t would be worse than nuerile "a
entertain the hope that in an affair so inte
| restins TO their honor, they should neither
feel sensibi!ity to insult or express it.
we are next told, the affair is a mere dis
| aS'ee"e't as TO matters OF fact, which )
| represented AS totally unimportant az 10 the
| substance OF the pending negotiations. as if
1t we're possible for Government -roe.Iv in
suited by the reitera ed inslnuation of a al ,hr
/ o. JUS Veraclty TO proceed in A neggcia, ION
with minister so hagrantiy forretiul IF he
respect due 10 himself and 10 those with
whom he was treating 1t were worse han
idle 10 say any thing by way of refutation of
| remarks so prepostero
i rs 10 the cases referred to, there IS no a
ha'ogy between them aid tn presen, In
| the first case referred 20. the var,anc. ha
tween Mr. Pinkney and Mr.. Canning alto
| Sether related 10 the nature several c,u-
rsrsations between them, i'm their relation of
when both depended m their own memorie.
| aud WhCh cpnvcr-at!ous. moreover direr,
~ iihpHC tea themselves. In the case of Mr.
JACKSON the reference was aitoge her to hc
| Conduct pursued b, Mr. Er.ki p, nj ,vh h
Mr.. Jackson could not have hat uerson.l
knowledge, which our governme. .t had For
the insinuation made BY him, his MY autho
Fy coAld De That OF Mr. ErsS ne in whom
| ne ro|.jsaence OF minister Sc It 60 su,.ercede
aim for an alledged violation IT instruction.
one would imagine, would not have been i'm
pllclt But there is the strongest reason m
beLeVe that Mr. Erskine never said iba, he
hau communicated to our government ;he
despatch OF the 23d ot J,huary. Further
| recurrence to the letters of W. T. knsvand
! Mt tanning viii Shew thar there was mo,
| on ether side any impeachment Of veraclrv
| AS to the case Of Yruo, so far was n1r
government from submitting to bis in,.ie,,i
ties, that they actually refused TO treat Win
MN, and further. forbid nm the territory nj
Columbia, proceeding a step further than in
the present instance. These essential facts
are studiously omitted by the Federal Renub.
lican.
The hasfy publication of the rupture"
is next inveighed against. and the door 10
adjustment" is said to have been "intention
ally Closed =" To this pla y fact will b. the
best answer. Mr. Jackson On the .,aturduv
preceding The publication aikuoicd In ohhH
edto tie office Of State for his hasshorts.
MAJ. Inf.
NORFOLK, Nov. 20.--A French government
schooner, named the Trksit, mo. capt. Des
| noiand, arrived in Hampton Roads on FRIDAY
night last, IN 43 days from Bayonne, with dis.
patches for Mons Turreau, the French Minister
She sails this day for Baltimore m HeraEi
Ma. LLOYD is reelected Governor OF the
State of Maryland.
WINCHESTER November g.
IRE N7emoriak--The Importance of the
SUBJECT embraced in the Memorial to the lie
gls'ature, given IN our papef OF 10 day, will, II
Is hoped, induce very general LIST of sigma
lures. Copies OF this memorial have been
forwarded 20 almost every County in the state.
and IL is confidently eynac,ad H., -