Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03
FOR' YBt. EyVQ UIRER
RETROS PEEPS.
Compilations -Rsrieirs --a,d Reflections.


Panama Congress tho importance of re Sios freedom
OF ascertaining the true doctrines Of the Christian
iigon, AMI extending the blessings Of the Reiecmer
over the whole woi. The writer OF the paper from
which that extracts taken. expressed curiosity see
the insrucons given 10 our wandering ministers in
search oil this Imaginary Congress for tue pIrpase Of
carry ing these Infinitely heueent into eff.
iect Since that time SIR Adams has gratiied this c.
riosy by forcing these instructions upon thu public, l..
despite oil all rule, and precedent These general in
siruciions are in the following words You will avail
yourselves OF all suitable occasions TO press uyon The
ministers Of the other Republican States the prOpriety
OF Tree liberation Of religion t,h their respecfire
'tfs - Ia Instructions then proceed TO ny down our
own principles OF religious freedom, the guides
TO the other American States II will be rccollecir
tina, our cunning lipoma.ists Assumed the exclusive ho
nor oinroducng and pressing this most inscru, able and
expansive subjec; upon tue ideal Panama Consrcss-
ror says Mr.. Adams IN his message, page g. speaking
o. hn dHcTcnt subjects which may engage uic deibe-
acns o. the Congress, provided the Y. s. should
be represented there and such as might be introduced
u reprcsented" Others it we are represented may
be offered By orr Plenipo,earies for consideration
having in view both these great resultsour in
fTesfs--dna The improvement Of he condition Of man
upon cd'fh : u may be. that IN the lapse oil many
sch,Iiies, no o,bcr opportunity favorable, will BE-
presented 10 the government Of the U. X subscrve
The benevolent purposes OF divine providsucc dis-
rense the promised blessings OF the Rsdcemcr OF nsn.
KIND to promote the prevalence in uuFe oyer Of pe.ce
on earth, and good will to msn, tciH be placed in
fher po,cer ~ pnrieipdfag IN tie deliberations Of
Panama is believed 70 present Sir occasion for Urging
upon he nations OF the South the jis and Hb..d
principles Of religious EjsTiy"Our Pienr >.enijarics
we're accordingly instructed " press upon the nuis.
ters OF the oihc states the propriey Of free liberation
religion within their respective limits Wonderful
conceptions Il Bountifu in the extreme i Brnitcenl
10 The whole human race y! expansive without limits
nhiie in ther promised blessings ~ extending benc-
ac'ons over the whole WORLD! How Sc he for
sitectuang these uuspe akabie heneicto all man
kind Iroughou, tlie whole world 10 all eternity 4! BY
ygsag and pressing upon the new nation. OF the
SOUTH gated aud seated with bewilerlg Jack in
his lanhcTn. The Just and liberal principles o. re-
gious lber,y!!! What expansive what benefcen results
from ths n,ging pressin * squeezing of the natl
ons out- south, 'cih The just and h6eTal principles Of
religious H6eTfR How delicious too all his spiritual
rateriai embracing, ursing, pressing and squeezing ~
How deplorabe hen the thought, that this blessed OPP
porunity for the United States gone by,
nrn till after The lapse of many centuries 4, Poor u.
nited Siates!!! Thus TO he deprived OF oil chance OF
beadfying The whole world through the lapse Of many
centur!es! Perhaps for more J! Readcr--look
well al all ihes- wild ina,ed vagaries OF the mind and
ask yourself If every other live in these lion.
were teenng with wisdom, whether they alone no;
sufficient 70 all such wisdom into the grossest
oily: TO render the whole plan npraccsble and ril-
sulous ~ OF what is the w,sesi pio; when render
ed abortive by marplol and there ever better
mar po; devised, than the invented by MIR.
Adams TO defeat his promised blessings the whole
human race through his own sublime, enamoured, i'm
pr,ciicshe coniempiacns:
The write thinks, are ", more strange things
developed IN The documents accompanying the eide
want Presidents Pan1ms Message. The .cheming sub
n'iet ipomaits amidst their wild de
lions OF his duieS relation Spain and her eide
want colonies, and 10 soci, his powerful nterposlon
for the purpose Of inducing Spain abandon her legi-
mate claims ulon the colonies and to scknow ledge he
republics which had grown of them thus to M,
az end 10 the war In effect his spend. conception
Instructions given to Mr.. Middleton, minister
TO Russa rom which the following extracts taken
10th May, 1925.
"5fR. CLAY TO MR.. MIDDLETON
an directed BY The president to instruct You TO endeavor
CoIo1es."
After course Of ieasuning occupying between and
raEes Ia large pamphlet form point the En-
reror the true pah IF duty for him 10 pursue in his
poical relations With Snan, we'll the o;her Euro
peau powerf, the Instructions proceeds
Finally the President cehes the hope that tho Empeor's
devotion peace Giendihp Cor spain viii in
Of ser, tho farther prosecution of which mast havo
effect Of an uteles waste OF human life. Power displayed
more oic uGc Tor the of the world than Russia, who hr
recently given tho evidence
by extending to America the bossia Of that osS bo under
t s'psei OF a., , pp . JaIS Eropo nov enjoys al
@ United States ever have dono their and faithful
&c The rehse'iol and e ozpoIionoo Of a Emperor the
~ 81 iii ,vrrros M -, t,,r go - - '
which human roneo lnd foresight the rcpose
l., President you earnestly but rcspo:t-
fully, 70 Prccn, to his Imperial Majesty. From this view
snivo- 70, Spin tbs, pcse, has become Soa.eiy
Their Independence her whatever nay be
ueyocafo Sie may ideeJ 81 lind All fatal proractjon
,emng " afrcc,c peace, the toe adyosas spaa
toe Emperor SHALL by his wisdom, cnighten tho councils
Interests. en- be or tho .~co.s or bs
powerful incorporation You anihorzcd in spirit tho
most perfect anne ant friendship Which have character
without Tic feelings and te wishes tato N
fcc 70 cuba ald Porto REQ. They s1tisfed present
OF eif rinktrs they desire, polaI change
IN them II Cuba declare itself Independent amount
and the character ts population inpoblo that n
could nentain its independence"
Russian minister
Tho opinions Of his Imperial iaesy to ts qu,, dis
susscd by NJ Clay in his despatch concealed from the
Cabinet OF Wa.hngtoi Ills Imperial Majesty though,
the in1puabe titles Of sovereignty r9spsctcl could not ALLOW
the determinations Of Tho mother count important case
les ~ishod 70 discl's me f'a condition of Souh America
M. aijre an Al9i Powers of ropo II will not
this 9ego'lton nor = institute separately; soiencl apl
positive information hss been received Of the ulcrio views OF
an N fsfafd her Aoran osnssens Of her decision nPor
Allies IN relation TO the same subject; Russia give deni
tive answer"
81 transmitting this 10 Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Middleton
makes TIE following remarks in his note OF the Sih
September 1928:
bqs, whoa dyostcl Of diplomatic gb in every respect
favorable b, vaws developed dssns'ci coad nos
sbiy DC expected 70 be gwen by THIS Governments tanlg In
prc1cam9nt now docs We lon 10 infer from IL that tho
proposal that The mpcot shall lend his a towards the Of
the bevecn Spain on her Colonies by interpreting good
Offices tho form Of picc council mother country has
been communicated to the Allie Cabinets, and fully opii
ion tho TIC minority, Il not tic whole OF them, win
" sh tl,u pc INC ssen', INC lhyonahc tgmnuen sitting
viii Cabinet the King of spain ieei H
Col Ies."
Both Mr. Clov and Mr. MHdIeton seem to have
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