Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
BRAZIL.


The following communication was handed to No
in an early part of July, but from our anxiety
TO avoid any thing which might induce the PEG :
pie 10 PREJUDICE great national questions did
not give IL that prompt Insertion which the w.i-
ter most snxioUsly solicited Il Is knoyvese
OF the facts revealed below, and of Others OF a
similar character of which many Of our rea,Iers
know nothing, that has msde Us look on
the continuance Oi the present administration as
an evil.
The writer originally supporter of Mr..
Adams. Ii he uses p!snness OF speech il must
be recollected that he has suffered severely in both
person and property, and as he believes through
The neglect OF gov eminent Ifiii GaE.
Forh philadelphia Castle
We call upon Mr. Adams up to the prin-
cples aud redeem the pledge made in hi mes
ageto the people OF the Jailed States. on the oh
Dec. last.
From the Presidents Message OF the 5.h Dec.
1876.
Tie war which has unfortunately broken out
between the Repahlic OF Buenos A,res aud the
BRAZILIAN government, has given rise to very ersal
irregularities among the naval oicer- of the latter
by whom principles in relation to block ide and
neutral navigation have been brought for ward 10
'ctich IRE cannot subsc'ijr. We have reason 10
believe. that the just rePefation demanded for the
injuries sustained by several OF citizens from
of bis officers will Hnot be withheld"
In 'he Gazette of Saturday Isst, June 30;h) in
On article under the editorial head on Brazn |
% serve this language,
owe trust that the owners OF the vessels will
make lali REPRESENTATION to the heads OF Depau-
ment a. Washington, in which we feel confident
that they will be supported by every friend to lis
Cpuntry''
"a fuir isp, esentaon" has already been made
- the Heads OF Department by those who are in
teresiedi and indeed the official do ,umenis in many,
very many OF The Gases, nave 10 the knowledge OF
the writer OF this article, been in possession of tbe
ljeraTtmaut nearly eioht 10 -.
friendly disposition constantly manifested by his
Imperial Msjssty." These are the words rf MIR
Adams, communicated on the 9th Dec last, " hen
At the very moment the message was issueI, the
department was officially informed OF the n any
aud gross violations committed on the CONNER CO
oi the u. States, by the order Of his Imperial
Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil fjul the decara-
fionioi Mr.. Adams could not he doubted until
lately, hen Circumstances have transni,e ed tepJjn.
80 convince the people that the Emperor of Brazil
so FAR from being friendly disposed towards the
citizens oil Tie u. S. has been guilty of the most
uniu-tfable aggressions towards them and the
last accounts and letters from the Imperial capital
gives very gloomy picture Of the degraded state
OF the American name IN The estimation OF foreign
efs, and what is mnre 10 be depoIed in the esii
nation OF American citizens themselves.
1--WE have reason 10 believe that the iisI repa-
ration drWGnded' by whom! and we would ak
Mr. Adams, whether he ever gave hi- diplomatic
eeent at the Cout OF RIO, authority TO 'demard
agpsraiiOn for the injuries sustained The Wi.
ser Of this article answers, No! lie has ascefsined
ffom gocsi su hory Gard sometimes suhurity j.
good alibouf'; it may moi be oirial)in ih,t coun-
ny (Bra2ii) that !or The last SIX months Ieviou.
so the departures Of Inc Charge d'Ai4irs Of the u
States, he had received no important derpa'che,
iforn the honora5ls Secretary 81 Washington, al
fho' the department had b en- IN possession a.
carly a. the 5tb Decenbes losO OF The official do
sVwents su5rienuating ynpsueileled sggre~sion'
On the CONT cree and librf'y ol American CIT zen,
iy The government oil bis JricaDy dsp1sed Ma
issty
Jet the Editors of tie official ioutrais at Wash
lngton eVsfDine the Letter Book Of Use honorable
tscfe'ary ond s,' wheihcr ia.s be to' BE fac'.