Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

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| he sau e mat. The subject IL pompously intto.
duesd, a,c would seem to be an inipartiaI detail
oil FACTS Bat ITS principal object is evidently L.
divet he publ si,eution from the simple ql-.tI.n
oil wh-t VAS the end aud aim OF Mr.. Husksson's
act OF 1870, which appear IN his own words
AMI may Oes seen in the Parliamentary DEBATES Ion
1879 PIP. ilOJ, ll06. tl07. Has th. British Go.
'eihpe"t Ueen ever !shly met ,hi- esvund with
sthsr leg station or diplomacy. Ii 20, " uid no
iH'ViaDIe result have been experienced. But
me gTodnd has been uayeIs ej so often, aud The
ioHy OF Tue Administration In preventing the pas
ING OF General Sal his Bill, and withholding IN
suueiio"s iron ,s Ministers abroad. been .ea,,eI ed
50 ssii.eydeHt, that | iosbear saying one ~o.d ON
the occasion
Destitute of argument to s'istain the Admins.
ton, the Reviewer goes back to the period OF
! l!S3 lie tells what Mr.. PIT proposed ,,hen
Chancellor OF toe Exchequer (under Lofd Smell.
bume) TO do on the subject OF the trade with I'M.
| country. THIS previous to the ratification nj
The Treaty OF 1888 & the dIsbanding OF the Aneri-
ca" army. Ia March 1888, Mr.. PM laid bill ON
ths table o! Parliament certainly If vety al,uira.
Die, but cunsiderng The feelings OF the times of a
perfectly premature and :HiPrdc.icG5!e character
| lie Chrn about "a was In i!.e dawn Of man
hood d'id the " meridian OF Intelligence. How
ever Tue 'esuit proved that in h second meridian
ms opinions were chlused, and rimply because he
found them act sued 10 tho sc of his COLLEAGUE.
AMI contemporaries, any this subject than
on that OF Parliamentary Reform. MIR p. is not the
only Individual who has iouLd his views head OF
the age viii appeal to every u.an in either the
y. States or Great Britain, who Is honest ia his
views, clear In his Inde standing and hoa OF adj {
| tn his mentions, and conden, hs will say
.HF. Ptt cJuiI not hdUe Carried surt I. r,iegsure
at nat ttiae, dni Hu! nIis he oyt,lig.t eT,e-
tery e"stSitIenef salesman iu The u. 50
Ny more i'Dmediate object i. TO auie To a gross
anr hsSItious attack On the Administers ION formed
| grant, OF Lord North a,.i Mr.. Fox, cut, t.sny,
consisting OF any persons of either rarty who
wouii have "denl0ltc i the whole system O; friend
| ~ intercourse with America, hich Mr.. Pit was
'S"n' 10 Introduce, snl subs iute in ITS stead the
dTo'tf0ry viii OF ihe crown: The whole reguls-
iion was Committed 10 tie dIscrei1D OF the lSiag
III Council" There never WAS written a p,ra-
| graph IN which there such unioa OF sopi.s.
w and mi approximations Its soph!stfy - evident
IN the d'TinS assump ,ion, that Mr.. P.t's f.!l
wouii have 'uccseiei. II u yer co5ii. fIs sub.
"a eni conduct speah> this iact as ;. ell s the act
oi 1855 - ite. dttrag all the hoie betw cen the II
aited States sno Tie West inde. - and made p.rna
teni. Hence, what tLeIe 10 be - elaol,sh-
| ed:'
Is libel is self evident in the gross asy erson OF
| MI Bd Ike, Nir Fox, Lord Fnzwiiiam .nd the
host OF worth, wealth AMI talent that had tough,
the battle OF the u. States in Parliament from the
hrsI moment OF the dispute. Tins The Records of
Parliament VIII testify MIR. Burke, IN his Spee-h
on concliiAion. "mcaded the export trade Of G.
bfh"in 10 The West Indies, upon the q found that
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woven, ;bst the attempt TO separate them would
II not entirely destroy, very much deprecisle the
vsus oil all the paris Ipaksit's .gppe1i H. lao
! bat IN those times OF comparatiye intellectual
darkness on tie subject OF sde, lit lie could prevail
besides views OF vey limited Character. There
was strong and powerful opposition b. the ship
owners. " The sense and spIit Ut hi. (Lord
Shehsid's) political writings have decided The pub
lie opinion ON The great question OF comm CT Ct
Interest with Amefics and Ireland. The sale oil
bis observa'i"ns on the American States " IS d.
lusive, their efect- beneficial; the navigation ret
the palladium o! Bfllsn, WAS defended, and, per
hsp-, saved by ms pen; and ne proves by the
weight ut isct and arsuuiea ihat tie mother coun-
Try may survive and flourish -. 81 the loss oil ;
IN, RIGA" Gibbons Mem .Irs, p. l!3, Phil Syo.
| Edit Birch. Here is an evidence OF the state OF
public opinion, and slIhJuSi consideration oil
public veal or of pui lie Interest couiI rest, ain a
sel!-wled Administration eiSeChe,e to stop short
Of their destruction, ii 1t wee dsbaIrel tfon a
display OF lie diplomatic SKILL rh=to.ic.i accom-
piishlntnt, or legal subiey; this Is net the case
with British Minister. Both l. ,rd Rocis.n slaln
aud NJ. tIt were bound 10 attend TO the iatere,s
! oil The people o. Great B.tain, and its opInions
! The insinuaiion thai NI. p al any period of M,
lie, biased by 4" vindiciye refugees is wor.
Thy the suuice whence 1t sprung. Il is ell known
10 be perfectly untounded. But as to ia. views
Of Mir. Burke, Lord John Cavend.sh aud Their
irierds. would apps Walsh p. '2U2 lie
/ aluLts to expression Of Nj. BaIke's relatiy
10 the return OF cordially, - sudden a csii
! recovered after vi lent Storm - Uncut a
! parallel IN history Mr.. w. then differed from
i =. j. Marshall, Lul that in 1919. With this
have nothing to do; ali | wish TO prove is the
state OF feeling in @. Il tain How eYer, it is ne
ces=a.y 10 say, he assumes that there was a to-
cessation OF hostility, and Dis, - What contrast
as proved By the U0gae OF Sheilisi's writings and
doctrines, ana fiosn such statement as the lol
lowing, made 1854 by his sbest antsgo isl
II Is sufficient at this time supper an opinion
OF the proPuety vi endeAyoring 10 restore our
b. oxen connection with America, by those con.
ciiIa.ory means which best tenI TO regain the af
fecliors OF people from whom have derived
and may ct deiIve, the most solid bencsits. Hsw
ever lad be, however necessary, The puTsui Their
ID rse idice aiDoag 10, Arising lrom lniempefa.
passion, and The yeXstion Ot disappointment
that QTeclujsS, CGsIUcts and III GONE way o. other
uIuaieiy destroys it," This Is The Language held
by gentleman 81 office, Immediately under Mr.
, BuTks, snd whose sentiments he utie:e Ell else
syhee {; Walsh calls him " able anJ eIlis d. e.ed -
These The - no wi.h-d TO have de-
nal. sitea tie who system oil friendly intercourse
ni!h America, which Mr.. Pts wss absurio iat.
li-h;' but which II seems he t.. ally forgot af er
his return 10 Office
The libel is rendered still more gross, by the
w'iiul orgetiulness OF the sctu stale OF thi - in
1888 4 The debt Of the : cars ~ ar equal 10
- millions had never received dny alte.tIoI. Fbe
public Debt in 1884 had atla,me3 the oil 257
million, the , per. cent tell to 81 although IA
1856 they rose to 10, and in 1892 to 81. This,
among many Others cons, queni a new admin
isusiioR, great oi this shoft-liyeJ
one doing 10 hing but surely he later Part Of the
returning prosperity OF tie Jury, aud he deter
mined adherence oil Mr.. Pnt ~ TIE iaterdicf will
July clear Alr Burke AMI his friends Of any un