The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23

qually false The thing seems probable,
because both the untruths FIRST appeared in
the same paper that is. in the Federal
Republican"
j. But, is there an intimacy between ,env of
the Editors Of that paper and Mr.. Solder
strom
Mr.. Hanson. the member of congress. it
Is universally known. is reputed one OF the
editors of that journal.
We aver, then, TINT Mr. Hanson, one of
the reputed editors of the " Federal Repub-
iican. was, on ore of the nights between
the first and the 9TH cf March, 1--WE think
the Sth) about two days before the article
appeared In that newspaper concerning the
presidents having declined to negotiate
treaty ct Commerce ard amity, between
Sweden and the Uaited States. With MIR. De
Kan zow, seen in a chamber at the hofri at
hfLeod, in Washington CRY, Nth Richard
Soderssron. his Sgved.sh Majesty's Con.
sui.
Mark this eonnexion.
II we are asked, what motive could in
duoe Mr.. Sotlerstrom to stir up luminosity
between the American and Ssedi'h gov
ernmcnts, we answer unequivocally, that
Mr.. Soderstrom, is the partizaa of Great
Britain, the pimp of British Ministers.
Are we asked for the proof of this bold
accusation We give il at once i'm the
hard writing of Mr.. S>dertrom himself.-
The following is the fragment of letter
from him to the British Minister Foster
The original is in our possession, signed
with the proper signature Of Richard Sod
rstroW. The Curl us and the doubling,
of respectable character, are invited to
view and recognize it at the Office OF the
Wing. The asterisks are inserted where
&c manuscript is defective: We pub
iish the iliterate thing perbain, ct H'eratin, !:
Philadefhhio. May 81, 1912.
Ny Dear Foster-Mr. Tayloe came in
from New York late last evening, and set
OF for Washington this morning a. 3 o'clock.
You have the New York newspaper to-
morrow morning, and you will thare sc
that nothing Of any great consequence is
come by the long expected Hornet, the
news from Spain is good. Badajosa is taken
iby the British, but as stated with great loss.
Al the people here are so stupid that they
oeileve that some message of the President
must have come to congress, and tina, same
snali De OF great consequence. Tomorrow
mail will prove TIE fact. The meeting of
the democrats yesterday was not so great
as the newspapers say. 1.-THE were 1900 in
with whites, blacks and children, the
could not be more = got Yesterday
that took up OF your actt. ~ SO and
indeed have hid ont every penny and a
little more lobster. salmon, box
es and carriage hire to Baltimore 49,
trust All wiilhave come safe to you and in
good order -" Salmon was very beau
tyful fish, and trust 49, YOU tomorrow
II shall specify all lay ~ oore with
all his ladies' is here yet, and / tell -
not so from here at all, the weather have
from going. and Mr.. Maore's wife
IS to damp weather-I shall with
out doubt be with you before Tuesday E.
vening-We have had 80 much raine that
nobody can move any where now for two
or three days--The post is not arrived vet
TO dav, a!tho' it ought to have been in be
tore IL o'clock-If receive any letters or
etser from You to day. l shall add some
thng TO TINS late in the evening or tomor-
row mornirg-Every body now loaks for
news from Washington, and at last the viii
get nothing There is ne other news to
cay from any part of the world--Tomor-
row we expect the official aecott. of the
taking OF Badajose. Believe me faithfully 90
be
"Your most obt. servt.
"RICHD. SODERSTROM.
:" have now received YOURS of the 18Th,
which shall answer - morrow even
.ag-yoo'n not get much wine say doz.
en-It is now packet up-at Her: Sheaff's
-again Sc Mr.. MIN and endesvor to
20 uo"H. IL III very rate and
80 10 the post.ofice. "R. S."
THIS Mr.. Soderstrom. the pander of Eos.
ter, the British minister--the aIledged ORR
g,nator OF the falsehood with respect to Mr..
Daschkofs was seen with Mr.. Hanson. an
Editor OF the Federal Republican" and
Immediately afterwards there appeared in
that print an assertion that MIR. Ma6iso
had refused to negotiate q treaty with
> eden The coanexion throughout is OBJ
vious the British influence is manifest :
the :" Federal Republican" is the organ
We are not informed whether Govern
ment is acquainted with Mr.. Soderstrnm's
attachment to Great Britain ard British
minister's: but we think it pihy question
to put-May not Richard S7ders.rom, the
intimate OF Foster before the war, have gl-
ven him secret Intelligence after hostilities
commenced? For Mr.. De Kan,zow we
have the greatest regard. But we call ND.
on him TO do justice to the government of
the Unied States, to vindicate the dignity
OF the Swedish government, by speedy in
| reference for the removal of Mr.. Soders-
tr"m who has disgrace the consular office
which he holds, BY catering for the personal
and political arpetites of minister of his
Britannia NJ jesty, and by departing from
! the respect which is due to the constituted
authorities % this country.
Baltimore mix.
| NEw.HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.
we haye rec iyed the returni of votes from I iC
to"as In Ne~.Hamp,hire, which give Nett Fede
raj Gain Of TT votes.
l. The Portsmouth, Cradle of Saturday last says tina
IN " additional towns to- the list, which IL pu blshe