Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

he did moi sweat it-ihey did not dare to m:
the question 10 bn,. See then, m, Lords lie
miserable consequences oiuothaving witnesses
completely drIled
The palpahle difference in the story of escs
shows that tie story cannot De true aud Vet
the master represented himself as "a man OF
Such primitive manners, such attedllo,ieu viz
tne--possessed Of virtue such as reisnsd ia
Paradise before the tall, tina, when he saw 81
lady so near to man--not 10 touch the mud
he imne diately desires his male TO 20 away.
Tor his mate was uuder him ; he had tie care
Of his morals he was, besides, his distap;re.
id,ion by tie ties OF blood, as wall as OF son.
science, lie was responsible for the purity of
NV MATE. aad therefore he would not allow this
Youth TO ieGaip for one mnueut rear that
part Of the 'hip where the Queen aud Ber--
Eemi were.-OGserve my lords lie never
said that Tie Queen desired him 10 go-there
vas no trder from DeIeami. No; the guilty.
persons did Uoi desire him TO retire /; the, did
MOI cefe who saw them; but the prOvideut
anu 'iriuons master would not allow lis maic
10 remain Tor one moment in that part OF the
vessel which had The misfortune of having
snch pair apair who came near each other
tho they did not touch nv Lords, there may
be- those who may believe all this bui ii YOU
do not believe IL, then you mast believe that
what the captain OF the poldCre swore Was not
true. Either then he told his story 10 colour
us motives, OF he gave II as gra,uitOus false
hood-ie wished 10 earn his money III The best
possible way; he wished TO improve The CASE
an attempt IN which iE the opinion OF some
eIeuulons persons, he has possibly succeeded.
ne intended 10 do much. In order 10 make
his services the foundation of hi. cia,m 10 thar
nnasceiialhed remuneration which hs declares
he expects from the beauty of royalty. lie
expects, my lords, 10 improve his Claim; ior
there is 1880 which lie came over 10 ti's
country 10 seek amongst other Thugs. My
lords, shall traubie YOU with one statement
more oil those men !; II will tend 10 snow The
advantage OF being we'll drilled 1t might be
held up as model 10 be followed. No Won
der lnds"d, that the witnesses should have
been Wei dIiied fol they have been we'll
paid; The skid OF the party should il possible
be ~ pioporIoo 10 III" pEtce tie rpcrlye-. Bur,
nv ioIds, toSre are limits 10 this at as well
as 20 every other--it there were rot, God pifV
the ihoOceut against the attack. Of The per-
Jused. My L0rds theAe two witnesses we're
examined immediately after one another ;Due
had no access 10 the recorded evidence OF The
o'ieT; AEd there they are on trtm. the most
iItimate, living together in the same aparis
meDts, supping and bIeaktasting together,
living in all the habits Of bleed and Kindred,
10 a manner that wound do honor TO relations,
and which il would be we'll ~ some re.attots,
OF much higher station, would have cultivated.
NY LORDS, what tiIeSs witnesses SAID wds not
peculiar TO t6en, but lbsy stated Il ia pc.
cnliaT way. The captain was asked WHEELER
lie had communicated with Tie maze as 10 tie
evidence they had 10 gIveI and he answers,
am not 4 man who world speak Out Of
ccuri Gf any thug tGat n.Isht ds.iver there;
II would not be dECeLi nor hitting ~ say Ia
ary body the evidence tadt might give i3e
WAS t6eo alked-- Did you aud tho mate ever
communicates with each Olhers lie answers.
'Ohl never, never. pid YOU agree not 10
speak on the subs ctl' Yes, Il would have
been IMPROPER for one 10 have meuti0ued 10
,he othsr the evidesce he had 10 give. My
lords, this brings me 10 say one word d. pass.
L. IA case so pregnant with every tHInE eIteu-
sise TO morals aud 10 good taste, n is some
couitort tbat one spot reillalBs ou tue lace of
the earth uncoutsmiuaied by those details 30
odions and so disgusting, which have become
d subject OF great alarm 10 those who ielt for
HE morals OF ne couutrE IL is, my lords,
cOasolatOrS reflection, that never. by any mis-
chauce. were those Indecent details introduce
ed into this svleci aud sacred spOt-and strange
20 say, my Lords you choose TO believe ms,
iaF be IL from me TO destroy snch pleasing
delusion foT IL must he pleasing 10 S6Hr iUId-
shipS to figure 10 yourselves such spot Be-
lieve il | say, i'll Gods name Butt yau do
not bsIieve II, youmuN believe come niug else,
viz that tho witnesses III ihiS depot are pCT-
juTed again X again, lne cou.se Of hiS ob-eT-
vatOns had now bret him - some peCsouassS,
even ofgIeaicr lmpor aDce than the capt. AID
mate however PoIL p. usly . uOduN1 by the So
iicitOT general lie meant DO Mott, 0nd NdcchI.
He trusted shat he 5h0ud be excused tor
coming them united as tbsy seemed e. - by
the closesl ties auc resembling each 3tbei as
they did ia some of the NyaI 7Iatnihl particn-
lara OF tlleir history. Bctn Cad Hvsd urder The
tuOt Of tho QUeeu-buil nad eojpyed ser DORG-
GS--hoth baG seon reluctantly dismissed, and
both had solicited 10 be taken hack INTO place
ard favor. The baud. that originally united
thsm had subsequently COntIDuHd-tO ey had
lived in the greatest intimacy not less rs iheiT
yative nOuutsius OF Switzerland than 10 Eus-
Lana they had remained acre oedriy tor tie
sam period Of Tune, above we've months, aud
hose months mad been occupied by them iH a
planueT best calculated 10 tii III IN fur the SER
vice of ibeir employers. ~ obtaining 4 Know
ledgs % the ciAss,c writer's of ouri3iauG through
an accurate study OF Qua language. iuCiden-
tally this gave them great advantage -UDly
y ~ not Ina 10
their proficiency, bU ~ ed themselves ~ lie
assistance OF an interpreter, which gave ihcn
an opportunity OF preparing an answer 20 the
question Ties had understood, WEIie The t4-
tcrptOteT was furnishing them With a weed
iess translation .....Ibe oth"r pOiiS OF re-
ssmblaucf we macy aud iIe would got iur-
thar dwell upon them IN paiuculaT, bee
cause ihpS would be Illustrated az ne 4 ocrc H.
Cd. He wished, Ia the list place, 10 renInd
tLei lordsbips of What ,OJt of person Nadse
nioiselie DE Nout described herself 10 be, b..
cause u sIguitied vary Ii tie what be should be
all to prove her, com AIRED with Nhat she Rad
sfOved b. Tsef tie would TAX her Own &C.
| cOuUt. aud he could hardly wish Tor mote,
| though SHE might we'll wish u less with the
] mos: ordinary regard cor her OwU sAiciy BOg
| TO mention the saDcuty OF ruth She v9s "a
person OF Romantic disposition, naturally
| implanted. aud certainly 'mpTOte ed uy her
| practice IN the world. She was an enemy 60
| marriage, IS she stated IN hef letters, aud aid
not like mankind IN the abs ract, whaieter
abe mig hi do in the pAftieulAt- INCA .mn.Gns
| quamibii inlmica perhaps she might turn oUt
| tO be IN ths end. However, she hdted m8nkIad
| ~ the abstract. only making an exception In
favor Of such near iIiend as Sdcchl. whom
| she dignihed by the title Of an Italian gem
/ ismsn, thoHgh he, uUgTateful man. would
| not retntn the compliment by acknowledging
| her 10 he q countess. Marriage, she sGid, size
| did mol iike--she loved iberty, the mOHntain
| nympt, sweet liberiy'--aDd in pursnit OF hcf
| among her native hiils. their lordships would
not fail TO see into what company she lIat ia!s
| len
Were these 10 be recokuej among the
accomplishments of this lady l,...By 30