Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
VOL. XXI. NO. III.

rP'' "nieh may bring us at once ;.,n -, Tn
rbe we most powerful nation in the world
.. Ic 4es''eht takes occasion to tell us H., 81.
Government of Russia has r..o u.s. mat the
pe'soas we have asserted upon this s,b;s., VIC
; 'su me slightest dissatisfaction n, ,b.i- -.
~ ueeh taken lie does not ,hinL prona, -
Of 60. icy nave been received by the Gove,np,n,
omss;on T. Kermit me. sir, TO supply his
N;ni9'n IN letter from Mr.. Rush ,rh;,o
.-iiiseF IN London, 10 the pre.jd.,, h'a,s ~
- e'"iy o. state, he says, sc Ii il prope- 80, go.
:;'Ie question OF the St. Lawrence ,b,, ~,
ot; Sou faithful information of the r,.nrar =,
pronos,i al .th fiehlpoteniares received nv
oiO''.' ana the principles under which ri =;
FoSuce6 H. NAV set out Lv ,. "l.lh Had IN
Ma' 'ney totally declined the one an5 ,a,,i,. =,
LII ''hei Ihey said that Great Britai, CON
s'- gu '"e trhofe cfMc ,tnoccuDied nor,s nf a
in III Is oe'ns oPen to her future settlement,
within ,h.sn yer Is heretofore. They included
| So 'Nese parts, as well that norton of ,hs
,.. es' coast, lying between the Asa mn, ~.
ci1Is IS i""uae, as any other parts The nrr
On ~ 'o.0''I- GEi0n on that coast O, e,sawbsr
ed a., OF those continents, not yer occnoi
neither Wa -" was not prepared TO relinqush
cIain 80 me prepared TO accede 10 the exciusi,.
.i'i"i OF the United States, Ia -, .N'''aife
sane !e'ter, Mr.. Rusl, says, Such ;s -
Rr;,i.b pI ouhds taken al The very ou,se, Inv Tho
cIirn NDIe"iPoientiaries, in oppos,ion ~ nm,
fore proces,;.S femarkIng Immediately, and be-
80 Eioeeeoins TO sny discussion of ,bs-r -.
mao not before been aware or 80 y. '-ie'h' ma.
/ r Of f,f chs
VI al these objections, thev REMIT -
,r;.a, O' 'He hrst time, that they ha,, ho.n
,mra -. a. any authentic and full wav. Of The ~
baj.Ira c!ainis, as | had now stated them ~,
thev We o",ed States; claims which they said
80 gre pound to declare at once CO; VI;
'w was wholly unprepared TO admi, mi as:
ny mar tc"trA AIMED at inferdict;ng no.. 60
In Shf ofJhfure colonization, IL, .qS,,c,;., ;,
an ne pro'oro! OF the conference between AZ pn.,
loo. ,h p,t'SH fIehipotentares, upon this sub.
Na. frF,p al.
.Is j. I'm iIo'h the principles advanced bv
u v' - sun more strongly state,. The R;.;s;.
.SiPo' ehtIarles, asserted in tttfs, 5e,;oJ 81 81
N"ooe PFWcipte, that they consider the uro,;r
r'''s OF me America just as much omen a. sera,a
Iote 70 eoiohi"aion by Great Britain, as wei ssh,,
o'ne' European powers"
NOW, sir, seeing how ear,e..,-
aron ms s4oect are contested by the British Co
eI"iheh', uoes 1t not become US 10 1,yso 80
'eF iht' comPact, by which we sb.Ilb
oo1nn ~ maintain them, at whatever hazard -
.f;, - TIE hostility OF Great Britain. ,,o,.
even WIN her, so light thing tina, w.. 40 ;.
INTO 1t, not only without conn,inr, ~ iush
""h"'' oeStowing thought on the ;ustice =, 49,.
- according 10 The political chiraJr,, -
we Jay, we are 10 G. take counsel 'as ~ D.;
ue'' 'ei's us not OF our fears but of our r;b,.,
ILL., i.ast De satisfied Of the existence of these
'tsh'S' before we discard our fears RI, 80 g.
as our territorial claims are n,,ds ,b So % '"4
VI 'he P.ihc!ple advanced by our Coverrra, =;
-o' " 4u'uTe colonization upon this conti,ar,
we nave seen that these ciIi,ns are not ONLY con,
~ o'hef'' on the suhjec, Of serious doubl
see,aI 80 on' yes and our Minister in Iondo,,
"." 10 recognize the freight of the oLioc,;o,,.
"ieeu against them, when he told he R,i,-t p,.
go I"''eS' mat - he had not before been o,.a
.,e character and extent of all hese obec.iors >,
"s principle be attempted Ia be Supported me-.
"."e: g,o"hd' It is, in my opinion, ,c16,,
uHSasta'nG1!e, and is 10 be ciasseI an,r+ ,,S
LlrenttonS of modern dipIomacv ,,i;t o '"oSs
r;. mol by the s,O0rd, bIt by the men Pr,
sr' we were most thoroughly satisfied of,;,. -
'ce o. 'hs principle, why should ~. c,n,,,i, 80
So " az support, by any comp0ct with o,-
SCUM american neishbou-s' we dn mn. 800
theb-uid in defending our ,ich,s ~ "o' want
we should not obtain it by the cou,nac, .-a,,o.Dt
ca" parry Is TO he pledged to maintain The -;
p'e' SePaIHtctY,I IN application TO its own tetr;.,
""st' sir' nave shown to the Satisfaction of -
eo".,i''ce' Inc danger, and inexpetencv of aIo,.
'g me measure suggested by the p,.,iisa, -. =
inc subject OF coionz ition and ,j,e @ upon
uon the Mission to Panama, win Tefsr"nn,
such object '"'s 10 any
1e' US now see what he suggests. in rsr.,
enc 10 Inc subject OF Interference from abrn,J
VIM WIN 'he AFFAIRS oil Spanish America iojn'
ueclaIatlon OF its Character, and erDosuys ri
fhe tpoTfd, may be pr0JabIy oil ,ta, The oc.a.
"ouiu require HE nature and effect of This r,o.
position, deserves to be profoundly rons;,I.a.,
3no"id The United States concur in such dcc,asS
w. ~ i'' situation would The nation then s,anda
! 'o'.' '"ey iot be co1lDailfed TO sunno,, !, -
iorce! "A declaration OF the sort .1ito', /" "
'ue 0dHHf' no Pdrade of u0rds ,,erly,, - NV
solemn appeal 10 the tcorld upon the :. - =
'ne cause which the parties have esnouso5 ..T
pres nm determination to support II ,,i,h ~,
'heT elerges How would we the ,co- ~; az
Pooer q me Government, stand, in ,eI,t;oa =.
we we SUBJECT! Neare applied before barI h IL
itAecuHve, that such declaration is on,o,n 49,
OoJec's oil me mission TO Panama & wirh tbisLo 20,
le"Ee' we give our unqualified sanction fo 49,,
MISSION Inc proposed declaration qoes tai "
me world and IS not needed l,y the ,,o,,,s, ~
! "lom u Is intended 10 operate. Uode, 81 ~
| ca'nStances, woUid the honor of f5e mt; -.
OF any retreat for US! in short SIR inn, ti ,I
| ra'oh proposed cCEditioHaI, or IN ,,ss -. "a
Inomanc phraseo!ogy, prOrisio,,al decI,rot;.,'
tO"'' 10 take effect wAcnsOeyer a ce,taio y
occur! IL so, ak, Is the mind oc,Lis n,. '''s''
"gny mae uP 10 20 to war for the inds,'so,,,.y,
OIL SPANISH America? No gentlemen as.'.
! WIZ say So but even it il yyere WI. sia,,,i'
/ pioci"i" ms determination, 6sforrha1d in -,
manner 'S 70 preclude ourselves from Inc Loas.
u iuH 'nH Tee elaboration, IN regard IN evo,,, 49,
constance OF erPedicHcy, as well "a ;IS,is,
| 49, O'5I' W influence our decision when ~
occasion may arrive WIZ" "S
put II may be said that there Is no rea.o, ~
iI'I'"u 'ns lnte terence, which +. is PROMISED ~
". W uynouhce TO The world. II This be so. tbe,I
u "oeS not becomc the dignity Of this rsr0 q,
engage IN. u Otherwise, we should ,..i '.'' Il
we assume upon ourselves The fearful s5n,#t
llIe5 II may involve. 10 is tue tia, ~ CIa,.
h communication lately made 10 ia. IIou.c
'eiiS US, mat apprchensioBs OF Inheritance h,vt
Ceascd' hli, on The other hand the pesjds,t -
the pOItlOn OF ms message which, T L "a 80, .