Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-18

able, pen Or eloquent tongue. TO describe the
wbicb followed The sNscnuus of the capnal. nj
Ssionicr, hlouri A,hos Smyrnr Scala
Move, Avail, Rhodss, Cyprus, Gambia aud Scio p
81 10 'npos-ible to believe, that If tho namecss and
i"n"nefanie ""oeiiies crn'miiied by the widsl-,
whenever 'bey eou'i gam even documentary gscsnu-
nnce, had re-ehed the Know ledge III nation who.r
S"""'.D e"r SUCH constant IeS,wony TO It's Chir, and
COMMUNICATIONS Tor tie Noes ut o,hers, no matter
"ha men CLINE az colour, " could have been deter
req from coniDs forward al an earlier period OF ,hs
dreadful contest. Had the cries teacie uur county,
"i 'nan's, TOT" iron iheir mo5ers breast aud inns
INTO ;he se,' daebed az ains the rocks as n, Sc,o
n"u various other plases-ol tathers, husbands and
pfuthefs, bnichvted baiore the eyrs vi mnihers.
wives AMI sseTs.who were themselves destined. 'ther
s"ie sandal late ,or he dragged into that op.s>
slavery Z" whisn thousands aDguish NJ this
IL IS needless 10 that every BRUSH hear. uou.j
pave melted, and ever. D,iish hand been stretched
"". 10 s"ccour or 10 save psrishiug toninuni'y!
turn with pleasure from the suffsrngs al the
t,s"hs, 30 their ACCOMPLISHMENTS achieved under
I'tcuii,es, dangers tad piya,iuns Ihat would have
spp"''ed tue siou;nst hear,s aud which seem TO he
rather III" work of thu omHpo,tni God whom the
proclamation oil Astos ia, okss ihan of AN unarmed
Se'u'eteis disorsauized, aud, may almost add,
deserted people. he noi!en,en and gentlemen
son,p"s'ng ouNconnmiites haze watched aud exuil-
ei iu the naval and naiy victories OF the Heiie-
uIsts from the commence nient Of their situr-
gle up TO the destruction OF lie hordes who In
'ndrd the Morea las, year, when it seemed rs If
on ohcnded Divinity had given them 10 the swords of
long prosecuted aud suffering people. This anos,
'n'aculous deliyerapce oil the Morea nj n fine whe
tue saugune friends vi the Greek cause in Eng
isnd had nearly given II up as lost, may be Justly
haiie' ns totally and brilliant epoch in the con
test Tor, there Ii inrtauce record subseuuc nilv
10 tho capture Of Nnpo de Romania one Of the first
fruits oi the ''uu> gained he Plain Of Argos in
which the Checks nave completely disproyed the
ACCUSATIONS OF Their enemies, hy showing every dis
postum TO condnct the principle strctl, con-
otmabie Ia The laws of civilized nauons. When |
add, Thar they have acted thu, III the midst of IN
cessant pio'oea'ions, un The par, OF the Turks,
whose excuses conti"ne unabsied 10 thi. hour il
wiii be Tor your committee to decide how lar the
eai"nnia'ors oi the Turner justified 10 their sy.-
TEN oi ungenerous hostility.
IL rs not r,y intention To hecue an indiscr,,;n.te
phneeyrist oil the Greeks AZ the expense al truth or
10 deny The existence of vices smnmg ,lem-rice.
winch aic panty iusepat Fhie iTuu our nature but
much more generally derived FROM, s,c peculiar cir
cumstances Of their ensla,ed and degraded contI
non but will say, from .ho observation and inoni
~ OF many years, that am justified in rronoonc ing
Hehi 10 tie an cniiucnty noIa al and rse Gus peuple
without ocospying tho tiuie OF your Committee with
more eAtended dnveiopeineut Of tins o,,in;ou at
present, Will perhaps Ire sufficient call vour at
ehlion Ia Tue virtues which so generally distinpnsh
The domestic circle IN tho lower and mitltling class
es OF I've GT"ek community, the provcrbsl affection
be'ween pnrrpis and children relatives md friends
iheir "hsten',ousness and industry, aueunnled Inv
any o'hef hatIpb 10 Europe scIupuuus regard 10
religious duies and above ALL disposition 10 inn
p,one nhu acqnrs knowledge, eIiich cannot hut
STRIKE lie mo'i sopertcial observer. slight rerer-
ehee TO the nnceasna and perseyorng efforts made
throughout Greece anu Asa Miner during the last
three years, establish schools and coll.ee. "a ell
rs The progress OF those who ARE sent 10 study in
france, l'hly, ard Germany, fully prove the LATER
part OF my assertion; ~ho the events OF the rend-
ing contest would furnish endless illustration of the
former Ihs mode IN which Greeks Of every .les-
cripiion minister each others n.cessiies in This
moor oil irih and of suffering, is ir,ly admirable
whist the readiness with which thousands of The nus
"n"umen nave returned TO The culture OF the lands a.
oa"uoneu ny tue forks, alter aiding la defeating the
enemy, displays degree of feasibility in The midst of
misfortune, that reflects the very bshcs, honour NJ,
Tile national character OF this sngua, people re-
gfei that the limits OF This Report do moi enable me
s,i nrihcr TO enlarge The Conduct aud character
Of The G'eshs, b. de'aing Hose individual acts of
herolsm aud bravery which have disins n.shed hun
u'eus oi Doi sexes daring their Struggle Tor emanci-
pation these acts, whether they te.ard the. suon,a.
neous sacrifices OF property TO I,ne nse AMOUNT
or acts oil personal imirepidy in which even the wo
men oi Greece have braVed all The penis and dan
gers OF baiie, deserve To he recorded in letters Of
soih whie they prove that the spirit OF PATRIOTISM
abu pubic virtue, winch animated the heroes of Ma
ra'hon o"amis, AMI Pialea, not extinct after
ages oi seiSiude and suffering.
As there IS ambition 500 deeuIy rnoed m tI,a
creek character as The desire Of Instruction., no
wonder That u should predominant, nov that tIete
is prospect OF being able To realize The wishes on
Tins snhJect which universally pei ado The Nafiou
Noihing cut determination 10 encourage This most
"hoahle disposiiion could have induced the Provis-
ohsi oo'eihmentt to devote part of its attention
ana ctcumscrbed innds 10 the establishment Of Lam
chsieiiab schools, who the enemy still 80 near
and The mems of subsistence often wanr, 10, The
troops The interest attached 10 this important snh-
Ject by your Commiitse viii he n li,le hephtes-
90, when informed thai iie seat OF Government had
not been established at Tripo!zza mo,e Than three
weeks, when had the satisfaction OF witnessing one
oil me largest Mosques in the city c0nvere ed ino n
scbooI on Lancaster 5 principles, which abuye Sc
veby children OF both sexes, under The aye OF len
years, were receiving instruction when quilted the
Mofea. Prince Mavrocor9,to had alrent, estal,-
,'shed two, almost IN sight of the Inel forces al
Messaonghi and Gastouni, previously to his attend.
ing the deliberations a Astf0s
Beng for the present chiefly DESTROYS OF establish
ing The ciaims OF the Greeks TO the sympathy and
support OF their Christian brethren of England |
shall take early opportunity of GruI.Li,,p ynnr
committee with such details fcgiiye To the ncInal
slate OF the Confederation, form OF government, de-
gree oil organization il has atacod population, ra-
val ana military strangth, md particularly those
extensive resources, both in The national domains snd
prooucts oil tho soh-whICli wall enAiIe tie execu-
tive TO negotiate loan 10 any of The E,ropeIn cnpi-
'ais In the mean lime IL Affords rIe the aiu,osl
pleasure To he enabled To- inform your Committee Thai
the result OF The Greek ,iiumlhsb by sra and hand Is
such as TO promise happy Ierninafiom Of tire con
test Bot II cannot be gso deeply impressed ON tbs
attention of your connt iai contest commence
sd and carried on under such discOurasing .uspioss
has produced considsrabs degree of oShaus,ion
while the wary nature Of tha prCcIuies all ms
sIb'i'ly OF the Greeks ayailing themselves Of the sd
Vhntages To toe derived from their rich and proEGc
SOIL u must therefore be almost 10 STATE
that ~ no period ofTbe struggle has il been more
necessary 70 appeal 10 the British public in favor Of
nation, whioa IS in truth Gully sustaining the cause
o civilization and Christianity, against barbdrsai
vice aud IgBOraHce.
EDWARD BLAQUIERE.
London, Sept. l5th, 1928.
couRTrsF coXsc IEScE. DUBLIN
Condor vs.. ChdTiesA-Un Saturday Iasi, ibete was "a
hearing in this COURT before Sir john X jane, m which
- Condor, Esq paipdT. and Dir. CLaIles The teIe
Hef