Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
VOL. .XXlV...NO. 81.

extraordinary in little lime haying been taken,
after an individual had acceled 10 the Govern
ehent under the peculiar circumstances under
which Mr.. Canning accsded to twas there any
ming so very extraordinary, that MIR. Canning did
not begin all at once! 1t would have been bet
Ter IL he had begun all at once, as he hsd taken
me ,iosrty OF telling him at the time in his place
FaIiIamen'; cut so Ion. as men " eI e men there
"ouiu ne feelings IA their bosoms to persons
WIN whom they had been long and intimately Az
ISOLATED; nor were those feelings to he reproLa,.d
" u"'iaoie IN their foundation, pro yided that they
&C nu' carried too Tar by induIs ence. Was there
&c ".uiI "SS!h AK, any thing so very exIsofdi-
~ :" ms not breaking squsies all at once uron
ICY siea' national question with those very men
~, Hoi accident alone had made his colleagues?
H'Coiuihsly, II was not in tie hrst year alter ih-
Ia 9Iess OF Londonderiy's DEATH though even In
.' Hhe sufficient evidence iIen.pire ed Of an H.
80" 70 erect change in The foreign POLICY
y. 'ne country, but in the second mr. tbrd ~e5r
amer 1t, that the nation felt ,tssIf e;,,.;ooai,
~ me know ledge that it was under the su;dsncs of
- inen reinforced by the Old We being the.
o'u men, said Mr.. Bropghsrn, :. and MIR Can.
:, ms trends the new;" that they were lel,ir.,
- o , nc degrading, the disgracefu, and Ia.
"eu'3 ADD, the disgusting captiyiIv 10 lie ,,es-
po OF HE continent, in which, under a forme, H.
- Tor lie must use that word il had hem
N"'"e' i"si 20 The car OF the Holy a lIiance finn
H'ehse ehee'lnS Wac there, he world ask. any
- t-ss''Oh more interesting TO the country since
was one az important could be IMAGINED IN ~.
Hi"u ia general and II was gifted W itL a pecuIi,r.
y louchihS interests 10 this country-he meant
the great question Oft the recognition of the coIo-
n'"' independence OF The IaIe Spanish settlements
III America her II h. we've to 20 ov.r
the history OF hat question he thcusM tia,
ne could pio.e Legend all djspuIe thar
hsd the iormT aud the former n,inei
P'ss been suffered 10 predominant TO the prs,
ssI' '4'he' tney would have had this country, ii
"o' ia @'''sHce WIZ Spain to restore hsY colonies
oy force OF our fleets and armies Ia her yoke tb,n
which nothing could be more unjust anil onn,es
s"e- u not engaged IN on the side of Strain
AMI IT. legitimate Monarch at least m. r,Iuc,,,
witness of n Independence she would not ac
eiiSei anu u at the eleventh hour the erie.
Vi 'he country had compelled its rules reuc,antlv
20 acknowledge the independence of those colonia.
from Spain, n would lave been a, an late ns,;
60 ia hef history as to have been OF no service to
Ler Interests hear, beaIil Our chidren's ebik
ueh might have reaped the fl uits of il bur would
hoi haze been I'LL all the o-her nations of ,h
world had FIRST recognised The indsns,,Icno. =,
spanish America, and had entered into t,-ati.- Of
ai!iarce wish IT'S !iirreni States whereby British
interests wouil hase been comrr om!setl ifu not an
soll'e!y Destroyed cheers. Inst cad of this En-.
ls""' u"uer NV auspices, and better and
more enlightened system, had Obtained the D,oud
ana Immortal glory OF being the first To acknoyy
ieu5s tbsir freedom and irdependen ce-preat cheer
'hs lie could not help i,lv-riins on this oc.,-
90" 10 -h"'|ei important public question, which,
though II was OF a very delicate nature and on.
on which he should not say word 10 =, NJ
IiShtened multitude, he lsiI that he might safely
houce there. There Was the same diffetence OF
poicy observable IA the CONDUCT OF the fcruyer
meh ana OF HE us ent, with respect ~ The laws
." e'"s CON laws winch affect not only the
trade OF The country, but also the interest and M.
subSis'e'ce, and The sacred rights of every ndivi
Cuai among iheo poor CLASSES 10 if; laws which in
voVe IN their very FIST principle the great a,a.
Important question, whether the poor man sldI
nave oTead-'of III" snseDance at areisonably cheap
price, anu whether he shall be allotged 10 live On
The bounty Of Providence without ,avir, ,o,,o H.
IL IN me 3" eat OF MS brow than either his sreuti
would endare, or his patience permit hon 70 nav
(sfeat cheefing) lie could no hello feeli,o th1t
t,oSs : atesm.n who WISHED TO act literally by
Engiind " By Europe, s who had freely scL,o-,
LEGGED he independence ufSpaoisb A,,er;c, 81;
ing - participating IN The felicity 81 HIGH hsv Dis
pensed around 'bcm he could not helm fssIir~
'"s' nose very statesmen must have been the m en-
""o Hau introduce the present measure 10 amend
'p' ~" lave ne rhe"dIy suspected That those
OF heT m. colleagues who now that they
were ou' oil oihce, would rot lend ibrir sunnort -,
me i1'h winch ihtj had pledg ed themselves whilst
III onIre, TO cry through ParlisrDeut we're mot
'ne authors oil II (hear, hesfD. lie thought tina,
..'- H's-OeIe vi i"e isle admns'ra:iOn noyy in Of
nee were alone The parents Of il; for if their f.ts
coIe'g"es shared the pauo nage of il, they could
not De CONSIDERED sc;ing fhai Kind mar 10 ~
whrh parents generally SHOWED TO their own C,ff
sprung "a laugh). lie was ape. ing on TIN.
Anniversary OF day s. hen il beeame Lirn-io ~.
press tine utmost gr tilulc which he f,t TO he IL
ins'fons wsflo who, twelve Years ego. had lei
the military relations Of the poorer classes 10 the
most glorious victory recorded in our annals (ere,t
cheefIng)- lie wished to eE ress the SINGER.
gratitude which he fs towards that di.,in ,uisie,l
captain Tor al tue manifold services which he ham
Iehdeaed 10 his country, AID for which though i,
hau palu hini largely. could never nav hip1 tu,,
wen thear hsafD Still he could not help --feelin,r
as he dld Tor Tie noble Dukes fame and character,
"h'c" he now 10 Red uPol public property -
ne could not help he sad, EXPRESSING q ,,,isb nm
with all feelings OF Blindness and RESPECT. ,bst 10
GRACE had found some o her an'asonisf Than a..
one be he'd been recently tontend.o. ,,i,b ror re-
seemed 10 nave determined, on the recent discus.
cu--Io"s On 'he Corn Bl, that none bat himself
Shonid De tie conq1ers' daughter s, cheers) tlt-
Ianl captains ard venerable TX -secrefarie-
wins st'padu'n % Biz. ssnieitaI als r. Lnsh1
ALI were comDGel 70 overthrow H. TIE cal
'n"y OF that R'ea Captain shone ospie,,or's in
Debating iA'i which nori-g tat hiuse.f conlJ
nave defeated, namely, his own project. end the
I"i'u"tss 81 The eXHsecTeia,y IN terminating the
measure which he wss once destined himself 10 in
toddce L. laugh lie could have wished tb,t
ihey hed n their profound wisdom diycove,sd
more ussi"i exercise OF their many aud rare en-
o2"msnis' ih"n nat which dey bad recently dis.
played before heir a-tonishal coao,,.,,e A,
sii events, nose of their former colie',,e -,
con''rued 90 The gOvenmont, whether nev 80.
up me bill, Tor the pfe,eni, IN desp,,r ar re,s.r
they pursued the wiser and ibe mo-. ,'i,,lo,,.ht
pact, 10 take what They could ..f. 80 =, ~.
Hnsifst'on Of their owa darling of.ret kes,i,o =,
as they could. 20 ss moi IN !cs. go ~ -