Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-15

,, ,o,.n.us REVEALS merging IN Save t,
onclions and love feas.s terminating =" srcn equal
S.c &c 1t is bnt justice 10 say, l', -; A. Tbompsous
rossness only in the J"A n,, his has suspl
speeches., ~ syn" !, il my duty also t" drc"Fe ~ e.
d. j,,, ciaccrc pleasure, that tse ,ho i5nrnns
c" VIII; Einr Lard Panicrctont ane ''' J 49,
c-ctary "i ~" of The Governr'ch' are y
~',c r ;nfrmcd ana more cand'' III trsaI" ,hiisIpd
'a n' d:rs in general than any others ""''c
,.,ys have crfn" n ny N''"'t"s -o.. ,j,,, nor
pav in Ire cnd. be pcruiI.:' W SuSse"II e.:
,s .nn ,.u.h has been said in relation 10 t F"'s's
nd nrosuectge intercourse between '"e GNU " ~.
two countries; and possibly 100 ;iac' CUP F''"
,c,.d To y II, ysrii, well rs oiiefs nave "'"
,, sentiments Of those WHO sent me, III trir nam
1 rnJrayor.t lc cnlc" them by such consdcraunn'
,s nruoarct tr ING liSl ard appropriate bu' az,
awarS OF a::y thing having HanSr'T'G Wn.1 ncs Ink
,r, the snpp"sitinn that Americt, or i%r ci",Its:
eI Gar an, ADVANTAGE which wr* not kri} - u J.,
r,cnI in ii.,y permitted 10 hold this in'fc"'t' '
less can conceive that any could be ls''it" IL
nranding o! our churches, rs cono''.V"S S H., ro
adhesion 80 moral principles which We r'"c 'o' ~
rnrr;,cu, OF poca changes which are i'r"'S
Yet II | comprehend t!:% dii!t 81 al" "''"@'' "
ISL: i. stops r2t wi short 'i nus. .o,,r, .,
+, ,y,s ~, world mnrr than America, VIC SHn3h! "
h,,;, We had 40 trrppsc Of attempting rcvplH'nh
- Rri,,;,. nor did t. enter into our cncrPIhs t!"t
i,,no !, America r:' The most terrible extent: would
be dictated to us in lcrrs hardly suPp"r'anN ~ was
The lrn,htcd ii;alhcn Tor wh"sr good we were laying
,l,ns and the ho;phl "a personal advantage, or honor
or cnicyrlcn 10 any PARTON o.! ourselves: ma never
!acC jr n a:nenl, 10: c"cn ground or exercise; ami
i.:rorc we needs De proof against al discri
MATINEE threats 1; is qu" gratuG"s Tor The accli IN
,;np1nd 10 decline receiving Delegates, except they
Lp a!l0l!lious$-w which nany indviduals and some pun.
lie meetings ,aya n;l:d-which I'll" Bart;s<, II
mn, RICHLY inll:!n:t hiYr virtually dunc-anH winch
seem: nothing beyond IL" compass OF your argument
Indeed this rs cct o the is very far ir' the
one which the facts exhibit, that ain greatly SUPP sed
that wisdom it not Kindness did not prevent lis pEesrn-
ta,on For ! believe delegate who has gone from
H,uin 10 America, has been assaed IN public ana IN
priya,e ON any o! the great evils at which have h'ned
N this Communication every delegate who has come
from America Britain las been aSSlilcd on II" S"@cL
of slavery believe. l'. you would srac!' III vain IN
America t"r any man w' had rr2r!''u rh al! ~.
or institution in Britain any token "i respect Hf ra'e'i
r:l, will t., equally hard - in ~ E:a'n any !!!aii
alnourst any sec. TO which any !tcGate it"n Anrlca
has r,r come who is niutcbcd tn us for Al IN" c3ii,
sequence he has derived from literary and theological
distinctions denied hn at honr, but bestowed by the
kinder or more Discerning spirit Of strangers
For nv part, without intending To commit I've
folly o.! Gcprcc!ang great natI"n ain onigso ~ say
that the thing which surprised he most IN EhsahG was
;hc universal ignorance which prevails III regard 10 i:c'
RIGA hi. he !hing which g!iered ;:c n'"s!, WIS The
aims, rqualiy universal prejudice asa:na. us -,
You d. not k:ow I"u nave little sympathy win
Us Yoa do wrong i'll ali your Thoughts In regard I,
all these points, believe ;!rr is but one mind amongst
Al! Americans not b,nr Aho!iusls, who have been III
Engard hrd if you have been pleased L" express INC
hoDc that wru!d rcurm 10 America materially cAanzcu
liza, s, profound Iny 81 the false estimate you put
OH every thing anicla, !cwcrn Us and You, t!at ny
visit to England, has opened source Of LrTolI', III
gratitude Go that he permitted your ancestors TO per
scout, ours Oh; Of H. So .:llc impression OF the Kind YOU
expect has all that have been Inrced to hear in England
against my country and ny brethren prc!uced Una! whci
return to embrace again those beloved men, shall re
vcie them more measure them by all have k:iuwr
elsewhere; AID when MY weary feet touch that sacEc'
land | shall rejoice in tie very dust and stones there
of
If may nol cal! myself yoar frl!owclrstian whou
offence, can i, least sign myself your fellow sinner,
+. J. BRECKENRIDGE.
Paris, .?vg"St 20, 1876