Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

The opposition papers their belief that the middle
States OF the Republic will oppose any serious oppo-
siton to this new system but that the northern STATES
will resist the attempt thus deprive them of their
veregn powers and rights, and add that if the Govern
tentions the people of those States will be justified in
separating from the Mexican Confederation and placing
themselves under the protection of their ncighbos the
Anglo-Amcricans.
The pecunary embarrassmcnts cf the government
We're very great The revenue ofthc Custom House
insufficient meet half the national expcndi-
ture Strict orders had been given TO suppress all con
traband trade both by and land, and particularly
keep strict watch American vessels trading with
Mexican ports. One Government schr. is cruizins of
Texas, and another Off Campeachy The small American
schooner Martha, from New Orleans, which was seized
IN Galveston Bay by the armed schooner Mon
tezuma had arrived at Vera Cruz.
Col Almonto, appointed Commissioner by Mexico to
settle the boundary line between the United States and
Mexico, is arrived in the Mefiean--.N Y Courier.
FROM CHILl-Direct
BY last Thursdays mail received n letter from
friend now in Santiago de Chill dated April 8 enclosing
ing the excellent address of Maj Richard Pollard the
American Charge Afiarcs that Republic on his pre-
scnation TO the President We have the pleasure of
suboinng it. Some extracts from the letter itself we
shall insert hereafter.
Maj Pollard arrived at Santiago de Chill on the end
of March--and presented his credentials few days al
' ADDRESS, s.y"'"'"'s ; "s'"'""
Mr. Presidents It has pleased the government of the u
States OF North America to charge with its affairs
with the Republic of Chile. accepted this trust with
the pleasure, accredited me TO n poycrnmcn
whose structure like that OF and tn a
whose history is not unlike the history of the IT, States
The South American States, like the United States of
North America, were once in colonial bondage and like
the United States they resolved To- be free: threw of
their yoke and established Republican Goycrnmen mis-
upon the ruins of despotis. Chile stands conspicuous
in the noble achievement. Chile is free, and on
joying the advantages ola Republican form OF govern
ment
The United States of North America were earlier in
throwing ocolonai bondage, aud building up Reoubli-
| can form of government than the States of South
America and is believed that our success in the srug
gle for independence not without example, in.
sruction, and encourag cement TO the South Amcr
cans, in their bold and determined efforts in the HOLY
cause of libertyin their attainment of glorious issue
In theirrevolutionary actionn the acquisition of te
political freedom.
Mr. President-It is the policy of the Government Of
the United States to cultivate friendly relations with al
nauons-especaliy with the Republics OF its hcmis
phere.
Need remind the government of Chile of the solci
ude always manifested by the government Of the Untct
States and evnced by the citizens of my country
for the success the welfare of all the American States
The of the United States was the first powe
that recognised their independence that ledge
them equals in the family of naons that opened nj
intercourse with them upon terms of reciprocity. AM
when Spain Encouraged, it thought, by the pro
missed aid of some of her nciglbors) shewc
disposition to conquer and reduce them again TO thei
colonial condition, the illus,rious man. then at the ea
of the government of the United States reectinO IN
sentiments OF the people, his constituents declared
the world that power should, with impunity give as
sstance to Spain in the furtherancc of that object tina
the United States would be idle spectators of suc
enterprise but that they would operate with thci
, sister Republics in arrcstirg-in defeating it.
More recently the Minister of the United States nea
the government of Span acting under instructions for
the President of the United States has been vocat
of the South American States, urging the acknowlcda
nent of their independence by the Spanish governnen
Mr.. President:-These truths which must hav
enkndled and must keep alive in the bosom of Chile
in all the South American feelings of kindnes
for their benefactors their friends the people of the
4 States am persuaded that they appreciated b
Chile Already has the good understanding betwee
the United States and Chile been confirmed by the cor
cuson of treaty, and it will be source of happine.
to me- il will be of satisfaction the President of IN
, United States, if, in my agency, should be enabled
unite and extend more and the friendly nercours
and the reciprocal interests of our two nations