Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

81, Pete cox, avia. OFFSET w, read 10 YOU 6sve nov
on 81. Poerssuss hat nj. APPEAL Tho Emperor q Russia Ia
not boon without good effects hero H. reason TO belle
that he is exciting his friendly ens-avor, put
Would it not be fairly nferible lrcx, thf. extrac
mat Mr. Clay pluming himself ~ ill complete sue.
cess IN his obtrusve project upon b. Emperor OF Rus
sia! For saws MIR Clay, have the satisfaction
70 state that appears from the late advices just re-
ceen IRON 81 Peersburgh that this appeal TO the EN-
peror has not been without good effect; AID that there
- reason 70 oeiievs that ne is ererting his
i1c"ny en9eaeo's TO puf ~ end 10 the to1r " The
writer IS utterly a, loss ilop what part
Count Nesselrode's these good tidDgs coold hav
been jsdnced The writer th,nks ,Ns note contains an
unusually plain aud positive refusal upon every poit
OF the particularly the note cloth
cd in diplomatic garb-wbich is always that of ur
banny, exten'.ng even 10 complimentary courtesy
ls IS il regards the ference of the Emperor in
The Affairs OF Spain, aud her claims upon her colonies in
any respect whatever .
2j As regards his interference sepGate vor In 9th,
words, detached from the other parties to the Holy Al
nance, as ntTusively attempted by the intermeddng
dip lona,ists.
3d. In regard to an interference wi;h the Interior
views OF Spain tova ards her coouies.
In relation 20 the ,st point, Count Ncsseroje OBJ
serves" The opinion OF his Imperial Majesty, to
he question discussed by VI Clan. in HE despatch
cGanot BE- concealed from the Cabinet Of ~ gto
His Impartial Majesty has ever thought, ,hat justice
the iaws or nations and the xgeat interest OF having
NE uftspufa5ic titles of Sovereignty respected teuld
not diioo he determinations OF he Mother Country
(span IN this important case, 10 be prejudgNd
ucip,,ed." =, ouid there a more pipabe and posi
tive refusal, in decen, terms. 80 fir Iron, h. ED1et or
coming ino ne proposcd cooperation with the Cabii
at Washinston, detached from his European Allies Chat
he substantially tells the Cabinet at Washington, in
plain terms, that such has always beeu his aspect 10.
The doctrines of Legitimate sovereignty, that he could
not oHot1 The determinations Of the .Iothcr Country.
Spdn 10 be Preiudged, nor anticipated The wr-
ter conceiveS this language not only contains percp
tory refusal Of all operation with tue Cabinet al
Washington, but iup..s caut0n to The said Eaiiuet
against extending too far their own Contemplated n'fu
sions into the afdrs Of Spain the Emperor cM net
6Hor the determinations OF the Mother Country 10 b.
prejudged, anticipated and in ub,tance that
this hSed resolve canno be concealed from the Cabi
net at Washington. Certainly implying more a eau
zion, IL not threat, than promising Co operation
How il possible for Mr. Clay 20 construe iii. plain
rsbud mo good effects fom bis appeal tn Enper5,
OF Russia,
Upon the 2d point the repulse il still NOR positive
and CHARACTERISTIC. The Minister says On the other
side, whenever Spain has wished discuss the future
condition of South America. she has addressed
turos TO ~ The allied potcers Of Europe will not
be possible, therefore, for His Imperial Majes'y 70
csnnge principles in this negotiation nor sute il
separately QsoeIoent) Could there have been more
paipablc refusal give countenance project of
the Cabinet at Washington, to draw the Emperor
co o..-raon with Tho Uned Safes, - scpar ate (sola-
'nenD from his European Aie.?" The Minister tells
the Cabinet that il Is impossible. But lie does riore
He reminds the sohrining Cabinet in substance shat
when Spain has wished TO discuss the future condition
OF Somih America she has had The civiliiy address
her overiure',o I'll me allied poWsrs Of EuroPe-
eVdenuy holding on Spaio an example OF civiy
am reminding the Washington Cabinet Of The incivy
oil addressing bin separately, and thus Of giving IL
strongly implied reproof for is incvilties Spain is
here certainly held up 10 the Washington Cabinet as
proper example 10 be followed and the repreof to the
Washing onH Cabinet consists in the mpertinent una.
vai!ing project OF attempting draw of the Emperor
from hls "iliesIf possible, the language Of rcpuse
S;iil more positive upon 81 point Count Nessei-
rode says" And until positive Information been re-
ceive OF the ul'rror views OF Spain in regard to her
American possessions OF her decision upon the PROPOSE
ton oil the United States, and of tho opinion. of her al
lies, IN relation TO the subject Russia cannot gr,
a definite nnstper." Is there any hing Ike one
ration with the project OF the Washington Cabinet ~,
s language? IL there sny thing in this language like
PROMISE to interfere. either with Spanish Councils or
hose OF her allies 10 induce them TO aco-oreraiion?-
Certainly ndt-bmt directly The reverse-Sating pain
~ that information must from Spain herself Of
her Interior views in regard her American pq.ses-
sions before h. give definite answer-ceariy
Implying that Russia will rather be governed by Span-
ish councils than dictate councils Spain amounting
10 positive refusal the part Of Russia separately,
lso!emert,) TO interfere either with Spain her allies
How then csT Nr. Clay be justified in the inferences
ne has Thought proper 10 draS co municailon
aud press them upon he Colombian Minister. To wi
% that the appeal TO the Emperor of Russia has moi
been without good effect, and hGttherc is reason 10
oehere, that he IS erertng bsJTclidly cdenpoT,
TO pu an end 10 HE r0r''-When the Emperor reCr-
ses The whole oil MIR Csys propositions and insults his
over'urcs, and positively refuses all inerf enc Until
he is info med OF the views of Spas-This subject will
he continued
90 seems scarcely nocersay nvito public aentou
10 this Series Of Political Papers. IL the rg ,ao
author displays its won:ed power, lis blows toI ELI