Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
FOREyGN,

is iroi letter written by native citizen of III.
United States, who, at the time Of writing /,
was IN Rio Janeiro, and whose opportunitv in
tell'gence, and sound judgment entle his opinions
20 ihe attentive consideration aud respect of onr
Government. The writer Of The letter spe.ls The
sentiments which prevail in the United States "a
generally as the conduct OF the b. LILLIAN pover,-
ment Is known and the feelings of every citizen
OF the United States who loves his country must
be, that our Rulers will risk the imputation NJ
pusillaniml'y, 1t they dc act i,h that promnt
ness and spirit which shall convince his Brazil
nan Imperial Majesty, that nation OF freemen
VIII NOT be insultei nor the humblest of its citiza,
injured with impunty. The spirit which our
Chiet Magistrate has manifested on former orca-
Sion'. we consider as a sure pledge, tina, the ma
tIohai feeling when reused by proper cause of
excitement, will have its due influence.
RIO DE JANEIRo, 18th April, 1927.
Inc posture OF our political relations with Bra
zI Is looked upon by The foreign residents here.
OF, we believe, all classes and all nations as r,,'
nishins happy occasion, to establish firmly the
liberia! views OF the Uniicd States Goyerom.p,
In regard to national law; particularly that part
ielauns 10 neutral and belligereat rights as Least
In this quarter OF The globe, where the influence of
our government has honorable ascendency-
Hohouia Die, because IL Is voluntary tribute of
ne'shbonnng nations, TO the excellence of our in
stiutions, and the disneresIed course of our mo-
me great family OF mankind, without being mark
eu with selfish considerations, but reposine henip
nahuy IN the belief, that the more general il the
uihuson OF happiness, the greater share will fall
10 me lot oil each individual and each nation. -
ihis influence is felt, and feared by the govern.
mem, oi bfazl: and the United States owe il to
themselves, and to The world, to seize this occa
sion OF giving decided proof OF the advantage of
government OF the people by acting with such
Mompiitude and visour, in redressing the iniuries
zone 10 their countTymeD, as will secure our COM
uieiVe IN future from plumber, our citizens from
"IP'eesion, aud our government from insult, and
"hlch VIII serve az example TO other nations.
ana De humiiating 10 the little pride OF Monarchs,
VINO, attached TO old systems OF policy and forms
o. government, allow the oppression OF their PEG.
Pie' and piandef of their property, without doing
more Than demonstrating against il,
Inc United States has stood forth and ia
ic"Aeu upon, oy the voluntary election of the pat-
nos OF all nations, as the champion of the rights
ot mankind; they can make good this great hppe
o. patriotism, this noble pledge to the world, Ia
Guy given In the principles of the war of the re-
VoiuI'on, Confirmed by their system of govern
ment' and ihe LIBERAL policy subsequently acted
upon Ia ali Their foreign relations A manly,
independent, and decided conduct in their corres-
pohuehce win TINS government, will be hailed
WIN SppTooaton, not only by the people of this
country, hut by The world at large, and will add 10
y, W" 'niiiehce on THIS continent, and be honoura-
me 70 mem IN the eyes OF Europe, whereas a neg
ieot oil h7 occasion 10 satisfy their expectations,
anu 70 get Immediate, public and ample satisfaction
LOT The insults offered to their flag and Injustice
zone 10 their Citizens, would sink US into contempt
'i'o"S 'hese people, give triumph 10 this gov
erHUent notwithstanding they may at some future
osy pe called 10 al account for their outrsees) and
uS"Ppoiht the great hopes Of mankind, of seeing
,' 'Bnts OIL al least one people steadily maintain
III. fltr
" "'e petty officers and agents OF this government
nave eXp' opinion that the United States
"Vu'u nor go 20 war for few merchant vessels
anu ihS'aneed as ground for their opinion the
lohB series OF expressions, the cosunued system
o. piundeT, uader which our citizens suffered from,
rance and Gfea Br,aIn and The repeated insults
ohe'eu our hSS' which were met only by remoa-
u.s. 80 Iepeai ediy urged, and so constantly
sVsusd; as to be little less insulting than the acts
complained of This opinion of our Cove,omen,
Is very general among the people of all countries,
We oeieVe; and tiyrniahes charge Of TOO much
gravity against the character OF our political In
s'"uiohs' not TO merit he attention oil the GOV.
e'mtht 20 iss removal, and the present misunder-
standing with the Government Of Brazil, furnishes
d happy occasion to do 500 Bait Fed Goz.
FROM SMYRNA Ex,,,e, Of letter
J, ou Smyrns, dated 0srcb p. published in The
Bo~ioa j lie jun,
4 nave no ne"s 20 give you, except the arrival
OF Lord Cochrsne in he Archipelago The G.eeke
a. getting n uluai, AID the campsies looks
as u II would be more decisive usn he foro CT
ones and, from all appearances. Russia does not
care much Tor the Greeks. she will never inter
zee TO make them independent State-at least
this is The view have always taken of the subiecf
ihe Turks are rzsrfing themselves in ps;fIns res-
uy 2 sToug feet, and sending off the new iroo;s
10 the Morea. II is prettj well understood That
ne Porte ~il allow of the interference of no Eu-
Topean powers. kpgisnd alone has interfersd in
their behalf.
" Athens has been relieved by the Greeks. add
some advantages gained, Gen Karaiskakj has
gained decisive yicfOfy over Omar VfIone Pachs \
vino Is IN very bad situation The Sultan has
received Tartar with this news The friaats
Hellasis o, sea With 500 men in co. with steam
boat, ard some smaller vessels"
Whatever may be the speculations on this sub
sci u - very evident that the mercantile houses at
Montreal are making arrangements for and coInt
upoa vigorous prosecution Of he trade from this
country Letters from that port, received IN this
city on Saturday, represent business a. verv brisk
there, and the Monneal Coursnt Of yYedn,sday
.asi says there u every appearance that the no.
mised advantage 20 the Cansdss of The late mes~
'ures Of The Briusb government will be eomDlc,ely
realised Flour, "e understand remains a. at The
lat dsiesi bat ashes ere said 20 have advanced.
8ibGny Frgle