Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-05

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"Hi prove The justice or injustice of the proceed
inSs') hppes thai your cNccency will tender Ia
ms eNceilsncy the President in the name of Tho
Undersigned his aclnow lcdgments for this mark
OF coniIduncc GA the part 81 the Government M
'he y. StaieS' a confidence hici heNill endeayor
70 retain by promoting, far Us Law ia his Do,yer
Tue interests OF both nations and The friendly re.
iaiions happily s,ibssti0g between the Government
Of ms Majesty tho Emperor, and that oil the Uni
Tine undersigned rcncws TO his excellence, ,he
assurances oil high consideration and esteem which
he en:eTtlias ior his e.sceilencv
}. Sylvester BEBELLO.
III. Clay 10 .3Lr ReOtNo
JEPtRrNJENr or STATE,
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SiR; Havipg received and submitted 10 the
AEes dent OF the United States the official noe
"hich you did me the honor 10 address TO nae res
tcrday, aIa directed by him To corr,upir,t, T.,
you Tor the information of Your Government. tbat
'ciylhS upon the authorized assurance which your
note contains Chat the arrival at Rio Janero oC
a. successor to DR. Racquet, full and ADEQUATE
''iieIii'y VIVA be promptly made for any injuries
"nlch nave been committed on the persons and
pTopcrty .! citizens OF the United States in yioIa-
!o'i o INC public law, under color of authority de-
It'ed iioni his Imperial Maicy;y the Emperor of
p'1l,'' sdch a successor will he accordingly sent
Inu mere WIZ be no other delay than such as lndy
DC necessary Tor the designation ola suitable per-
SON. ana 10 those preparations which are incident
ms proceeding on the mission
ohhedeniiy anticipating satisfactory arrange
I'm Oi d" Just claims OF citizens of the United
n'ates, upon The Government of the Fmnernr nj
BraZi, according to the assurance which bos -,
gwen the Present hopes that all past unfiieu,llv
impressions viii he thus entirely eflced and tb,t
lIoSl Nigor VIM be given 20 the amicable inter
course which both countries have so much reason
10 cultivate with each other
aNaii myself with pleasure OF the occasion 10
sieration. It ~ it'1 ~ S'-4-
The Message and Documents were ref.rr.l
:" N4c committee on Foreign Relations
m THE SIX MILITIA MEN.
ttc speaker laid before the House a letter from
inc Secretary of War, transmitting the nroccod
MS Oh me Court Martial which tried certain Ten
rctIon m,a Of Mobiie, in December, 1914, 10
souier WIN other papers connected with that sinh
Iect' which were called for by the House some
days since. SUING
HE letter was read
t,h mr. 49,, sloane moved to lay the documents on The
,, OI motion ofAlr. Wickifc, the question vyas
carried. va '0 ''Dic was
MIR. WiekliGe thought it might be unnecessary
10 PRINT the whole OF the documents He no.
to print. '--' P''l'OSi''Oh
Mr. Sloane declined TO withdraw, il.
nal. Mickiitie said, we had now a measure be-
80 uie rouse which completely blocked the game
80 occurrences to oppose the printing the whole
u .lie documents. He could have no fear of the
iiuoHcauon OF the truth the whole truth and no.
'i'Hs our me truth He referred to the circum-
s,'''ce Oh the non-producton oil the docuIrc-s in
'.'e huJutaht Generals Office; and stated that the
WhoIe OF the documents had been examined in tLe
"si department before they were brought here
I l-u ne thought the gentleman from Ohio should
lSCe sulcient Inagnanimity to allow the friends
- - peicFal jackson to examine the documents be-
'vte tley were printed. The Secretary saws that
al i'le documents in the Department embraced
az VIC resolution, In his opinion We're sent He
.u tiot say tle statement undeservinr ofcredit
~ nc wished an opportunity TO look into them
=. ~ sec u there might be others required, before
!lle printing OF the documents. He did moi imnnfo
improper motives 10 the gentleman who called far
S'icse papers but the effect which would he rro-
G t;a on the public mind by any partial pubica
loH' might be injurious to the character of the
i;tulslauai 10 whom they related, when f,ll pub
i'cS a. might result in opposite circumstances.
Oh mouon OF Mr. Bartlett, the motion to prirt
was then laid on the table F'''''
PENSIONERS
ne speaker laid before the House a letter from
tne Secretary Of War, transmitting list Of ON
GERS on tie Pension List Of the United s,ates II,
"n1ch are designated the States to which tile, he
bic. ''"u' ana ia'a on the ia
from an examination Of the list, we have com
lnieu t'c following abstract:
,I -'tuleS. an PENSIONS Rey. Pensions. Yofai.