Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22

tbv n, cb.rv,,op that, notwithstanding The exent %,
The home supply, encouraged by the h'Sh c",s U
twenty Gents per bu.hei, The annual inpoiaun o. co
article from otroad seldom amounted 10 iess than hve
million, OF bushels o. this amount mere 'hsh 'nroe
mi Ions IRON Great Britain and her possef,,,'
her West India islands furnishing at teast one h'vo'
To what extent this amount may he enlarged ny We
increased consumption arising from the low rae OF
~ and the advantages OF sn essy trade me Ear "
Aberdeen may readily conjecture.
I; should be remarked, also, tha', whfe Tue eon-
sumption of this article Is thus augmented TIE dinus
ton OF the duty must proporuenaoy u''" ,h,s.cars
price of salted provisions So far az thee heseiore'
form aay part o. the supplies TO the West Inuisr, VOC
.ubsi tence Of he isialds viii be oheapened' "he
the demand for their produce IL increased r., #
IL 'houd net sscsps the attention OF he Ear "
Aberdeen, that The provisions OF these ses OF
far they relate to cocoa, coffee, end saw, co",
ourageIoent the trade o: the West lpdies WIN
the Ut,ed States, which did not exit, end cculu po'
have been Contemplated at thu peio6 OF pss-'ng we
act of Parliament VI 1925. They therefore supe,au"
aud IMPORTANT mo ives for restoring the trade 'neu
offe res a. or restoring upon no les favorable
While the pSricipe lon OF the Bcush iiandsi Is 10
vi,ed in the advantages to be derived from ms en-
iarged ami demaud OF the United stAes os
the oduce Of the We, Indies, the undersigned taxes
Iesvs suggest tbs expedieuey OF securing ina, par
cipst.n before The trade may be exclusively divereo
into ohsr channels by the superior advantages u
direct intercourse with oher siands .
IL closing ,ii4 communication 10 the Earl o. Aoer.
!rer, the undersigned will take the occasion 20
deep interest in the subject. ard renewed nope OF an
early aud favorable issue. The Eati OF Aberdeen wiz
not fail 10 appre ciete the split aud motive by WIN
the President was scuatsd, i'll RECOMMENDING anu 'Ae
Congress in passing the &C; t. which ai!u'i'n "asn's
snads The eI.ct- of delay upon tho eorinercs' en-
teTpr;se OF the United atss. and the disappoh'hsh'
Of Interests DESTROYS OF dd,5eu nleasor- OF cgs's-
ton thcug1 they eff red greet einha'rsssinenis. wtr
not {. greatest difficulties aueudsnt upon bat scI.
We 10 Great Britain tho fullest time TO consult her
interest aud converiencs 10 make lurther nhu
sigual eflft 20 Place the commsrcL' relations OF 'hs
two countries ION footing al sure and lasting her
mony; andIo eusrd. In manner consistently WIZ"
duty. against delay during the recess OF Congress,
could oaiy he done by measure calculated s'so 70
" aiken at the spirit OF commar'ih specuiaton'
and TO create new expectations OF favorable DISPOSE
! ii cns on the part Of Ibis Governmeut
! If, az the undersigned will coo'iuue 10 nope he
Brush Government, should lind it their interest 10 re-
azs these expectsiious their measures Will derive
addi, iona grace from the icankness and prompu,uoe
with ahich they may be adopted; and IT, unior'unatey'
these hopes are destined experience disappoin'-
meut il l. lees the duty OF His NAjesty's Govern
ment to quiet the public expectations ibus eSe'.u'
and to mi glte Tar may be ia lite power, the In
furious effects thereof by giving an early reply 70 we
application which, in behalf Of his GOV rnnen'' 'ne
! undsrsI .ned has had the honor 20 submit.
The undersigned avstls himself Of this occasion 20
renew Lord Aberdeen the assurances oil his hgn@s
ccnsi ierstitn. LOUIS McLANE'