Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10
ADMIpAi's SHIP O'I,IGGINs, ,
I.,M.In III ncI Nm

SddtC "a OCt. 1917
SiR-Not wishing. Yet, TO attribute the in
enectuai result oil the rocket, Ia ANY in emedi-
abie detects or TO the Causes aiore ment one a ,
igameS are preparing, similar TO those used ell
th' hrSt introduction at them, Into England ::
and ~ means OF the efforts OF Captains Guise,
Foster and Wilkinson expect they will be
re2ay by tomorrow afternoon
llie rive ships are also IN a state OF great
torwaIdneSs, under the immediate direction OF
Lieut.. Goblet first OF tins ship, and Lieut.
mufgeil. OF the Galverino, two intrepid off,
GERS who have offered themselves vOluniarii,
tor this service. We continue 10 molest the
enemy, who have made the signal for paving
tie crews,probably TO stimulate them to mai &c
eAertiOns. have the honor &c
CoCHRANE.
To the Minister of Marine
Don JOSE |. ZENTENO.
Here follows letter of the 9th which we
gave yesierdayl
From the BuenoS AyreS Gdzeite of December 18th,
CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE DEsERTfRs.
fhc probability OF prompt Termination to
rms ominons struggle is every day mora aPpa-
rent. His EXcellency the Smpreme Director
was, some days since. marching upon the Ar
royd de! MCGio. which separates this province
from the territories of Santa re. Tie Ana.-
chistshad divided their forces six hundred
men were in possession OF the town of Rnsn
ri0. aud an equal number maintained a posi-
ton OF observation in the Hcrradura jursdic-
ton az CorGova
Tae distance from the Arrovo del Medic, TO
Rosario, ~ twelve leagues, and his Exceency
alter having virtually proved tlle a opposition of
his troops, intended by'a rauid movement TO
'a'i uron The diSs, nte'y who il is supposed
wcnid abandon the, position For wiar are
ths anarchists hghiinsI Who are they p
what talents or means do they possess, to Ell
able them 10 establish any regular system.
The professions o. forming a confederacy
Is attriDuted 10 HEM; aud among their chiefs
are mere any, VINO cav even pronounce that
wore correci!y5 Up IL the present moment
We have not heard the pretended fedrralists
reasonably explain, what is the object of their
system In Buenos Ayres, there existed at
one time, ~iSh of confiuiug herself to her
territorial LIMITATIONS, extending even Santa
re, white h provincislly depends upon her aud
Ny no patty was the proposition HOre disap-
proved of, thar by the adherents of the pre-
sent taciIon. The tederalists not only request
that iSuenOs AyreS shonid not he the cap,tal
n"t as belonging 10 ali, collectively they re-
qn're that she should wide equally the arms
product OF the duties and other government
funds; IN one word, they desire that there
isay be established a physical equality be-
tween her and the other provinces; thereby
sacrflsipg dii.her natural gifts, her port, fer.
tie C"nhlry, climate. aud other advantages
Which ehtI'is her iu6i, puiably to "A superiority
an" 10 "'ich. tina inInutable laws of the uuI
verse have annexed certain mJrai impOr-
lance, on a certain rank The tedetali,t wants
IN general >euse what the democrat iaco-
BINS lnsisI ui'on in ividualIy Thridirr claims
equa' riches with the industrious man; the
'S"ptdhuS S0lcits those tmpioymentS which
require me occupations Of m-n who have ded
c'len themselves 10 study; the despicable sot
ana fDt runs exp cts 10 receive the same re-
SPtct, winch H. paid to the virtuous man and
eve" he who Is Of limited -tatnrp eXacts
t"di a taller mar. shnnld noi he ell. waited more
thah iiimseif above the surface of the earth
perfect equality ~ what il required. Ii this
IS "0i TIE system which their partizans VITO
are among IT., uHdrrstard bv cOnft deraIion
we would be glad il they would he pleased 10
eNpihln 10 IA IiisiI lde az.
We do not deny, bu what federalism abso.
inteIy considered, may be good but those
who Sustain that IL Is applicable rrlaiiyeiv 10
our provinces, should manifest to MS the eie-
ments, OF what they intend should realize THEN
pr Ject. After having iHvestiga ted tails point
generally, we viii then proceed to examining
'he time that may he proper forts execution
az" we VIII theH enquIre, II ~ should be in
tiine OF warfare, and IN such a that im
"i'icN we are al present engaged When one
o. me confederate provinces for example
the one winch may be severed by AItisas
refuse 10 conoHr i'll the fnlGment of the es~
tahliShe$ law what means mast be adopted
TO force II into compliance IL il well known
thai he Will moi consent that the confederate
provinces Of Entire RiOs and COrJie1tes sc:
shonld he independent Of his sovereign eespo-
nc sway ; lie expects that their Inhabitants
VIII implicitly march al his command, 10 the
place. where be may direct what must he
done IN This case! All the provinces will
unite 10 force him TO obedience. We should
engage in war-aud with whom? Wth our
bTotherS-undeT these circumstances we obtain
nothing by the coniederacy, which II isi sup
posed, wonld he the means of preventing the
shedding OF blood among brokers.
10 conclude, The establishment of order
will be attended with distractions the Sore-
reign Congress, composed ofthe representatives
OF all places, which have thought proper to
send them without the exception OF one OF
those convOked, has given rs ii constitutional
law. 10 which we have sworn observance let
Us die. If necessary, in the obedience of so sa-
cred duty. and at the expiration of our last
breath, we would elevate our Tranquil eyes TO
Heaven, with gratitude that il has permitted
ne TO conclude our DAYS With pain, il is GER
tain, but not with remoIse.