Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
GOODWILL TRIBE


- II is ramoured'' (tchere, tohen, ho,.; ru
0'ouredD " thai, at a late date, the negotiations
between cur Minister in London and the British
Government, concersas fhe Colonial Trade. were
about TO be resumed. +" On what manner; By
which pcrfy--a,e not these circumstances also
rum0Hred?) a" The British Governueni wouli
gain esteem in this try (lSin aud supplica;u-
~ enou@bD by coming to good understand rs
win Ia on his su ieci; snd II The disposition.
p'o;--sed IN AIR. Awnings Note, 10 cultivate
ir'endiy iela iuns with Us. be Yeai'l. entertained
which we are moi disposed 20 ouo the ruinour
IS P'o6abiy, not uciihout foundation
Bu'' "Shat says tie ether OrgGa on the very
same da (i'st S'turd'y y " ne haze no REASON
10 oeifece that the change oil Mni-tes wni
produce any farOrGbie change in our relations
with Great bi'ani b1t under The present ciIcuu-
stances it may be viewed as the iorerunuer of
more enlightened aud liberal policy IA the domestic
affairs o. ina country" MAJ J0urnqLl
We would respectfully suggest, whether the
change az Ministers IN nsanl does nat present
favourable opportunity oil sounding them as TO the
practi- ability OF efectinG sail factory arraug.
mem! Why shouid not MIR. Gaia,n tie new
Secretary Tor Foreign AHAlrs-and say To hiIn.
f. snkly 4" Ttis hade i az, aniageous to u, bo,h
/ We are "oi willing 10 lose It's ,fts; nor, we
presume are you. Are you still " iiilng TO abide
! by The instructions ycu gave Ar. Naughsr? Ii sc
pass lar, 10 meet the siipulaiio.s If your oyy.
Will YOU act in the true spirit ii recp1oci v: res
ciud your OfJers IA CouncIi; shOeh the di.criu,.
mating duties; and reeve Us iGto your ports, a.
we Will receive Jon? Ii yvu are so Willing "a,
so in The flank spirit in whicb address ,uu--apd
have n doubt, that ny government viii lose
no tine 10 t'sturing the arrangement now sUq
! gest - Should tie British Secretary decline
Propos ions, We shall know upon what footing 10
plare this matter. Sh orld he acoede, the path >.
plainly marked out before us. Congress oughl to
BE- immediately convened end w- cannot hesi, a,e
one moment b@i!eve hat they will pass a suit.
he iaw upon the occasion, and that ali difficulties
will be st an end.
Whatever OF aieni; whatever o. zeal; whsie, er
OF generous des otIoH TO The pubic ervice helon.
20 :he present adninisms'on ought all to be exet,
ell on the present occasion. they have lori us
moss lucrative commerce: Ii their duty 10
recover II, ty ese'y means consistent " lib cur
honor. Their pressing of pIetensiaus winch -
had no righ urge, and which Mr. Adams Inn
sell i now wiling to surrender; ti-ir r-eierrrnq
negotiations to legislation, when simple law
might have ajlSied every III nity; i.eir nes-
lisence even IA pressing their own weapon
and sending an scuye minister with PROMPT In
rlTuctiohs-- have betrayed us In'o our pre- ent -,
uation; and now, II they 40 no, sub-t,u 10! their
wretrhrd Diplomacy frank AID manly besr.n,
and auenpi Ia repair the :Ian>stessiDns dies have
commiued, they wall deserve the bties.s re
proacAes Of an indignant county
BRITISH CONCERNS.
! It Is not often our good Tor un- TO agree with
the New York Daily Advertiser sbou, our Hon,
Concerns bur lie folio ing presents so much IN
ioiuatior, IN sinsll compass on the lie NELL
gence iiouI Gseai Britain, Lat We heg leave t.
substitute II fo' any article which s, c iligh, ha,
been disposed . write J.. the matter:
We shall look wish great degree Of interest for
the consequences that may follow, the appointment
OF MIR. Canning TO the Office OF Prn. Minister
and the resignation of so large portion OF the
Ministry as was mentioned on Tuesday morning
We have no doubt thai the Catholic question is st
tie boucm Of 'hi, revolution in the Cabinet. L
we ere not m~aken. all the individuals who have
resigned their places were Opposed 10 the claim.
OF The Catholics. Itis hardly 10 be supposed that
the elevation Of Mir. Canning would ins on
sudden paToXysm oi price or squesmIshneSs, and
indace men, no" ever lofty and dgniiisd, 10 refuse
10 act with person who HIS been so long a,so-
cia,ed vita them, whose career has been marked
with greater degree OF bfiiance shd talent than
their own, aud whose popularity tLroun houi m.
United Kingdom is far g eater than theirs
! Lord EdpD has held he Office OF Chancellor f,
more Than twenty years, his family name Wa.
scott, lac Is brother to Lord Soweli the greatest
admiralty Judge that England ever Ind. Their IA
ther was a coal m-ch.n': and hey b tn rose to
their present eeya,eI stations by the force Of me
nv "uu 'dls"is. bo!d 44owtEeT is OF The L.on-dale
family, more distinguished tor wealth, ,han I,t.I.
lectuai pre- emineucs Lord Bsxiey ha, very re
Gently been eleyatedtp the peerags. lie ~ as Mir.
NansIitart end IL number OF years Chancellor
Of '0e Excheq1er lie Is man Of very resgecta.
ole Character, but not OF gfset talents
Mr.. Peel isibe son OF SIR Robert Peel, y ho we
understand was merchant at Manchester T'he|
father, Ne believe, j. knight, but on What ciouna
be received the hjnor " have revcr heard. Tie
son - man Of very handsome isle.t-, sad If g,
are correctly informed, u good private charac-
! ter The Duke OF Wellington y younger branch
! oi the wellesley family, raised To the DrkcGnrp
for hs great muaty talents apd services Ills 30
lIicai and parliamentary abilities DO no. rank verv
/ high. The Earl Of Westmorslsnd ard ord "a
/ hurst are % older families ~ The no.nl,y The
strength q the whole party Is IN Lord Eiion and
! Mr.. Peel.
Probably some time mast re occurred In ar
ranging new ministry; and when tht Is accom-.
I pished, the sueng OF prlies must hs ayceriaip-
ed. Should II p'oye TO be tie case, thai a mi
/ rity Of the House OF Commons 20 with the old
ministers we presume Parliament VIII he d,.,olv
! ed, and new election take place. Should Ina, be
The case, we have no d7ub, II will be as warmly
contested as a,y that has occurred IN the ls.t
/ twenty years. At The isst election there was
strong disposition ia many Gases TO make u turn
upon The Catholic G icsiion. At tie nest. IL ~.
are right ~ the opu on we h,ye Expressed as 10
he cause Of tie eIsnation oil the ministers.
here will Undoubtedly he q still moe animated
/ contest
| II Mr.. Canning can bring IN 20 his asgistance
| strong body OF men, n whom the nation have
confidence, Sc have ~ doubt lie will tie able a.
support himself ia The gf0uad he has taken.
! he present. must be very Interesting Grief.
IN Great Britain. 10 Is 20 ioug since there bs.
oeen any material change of principle or polio,