Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Iured The Colonies with imported slaves al least i,
would he modest if not jns after they have increased
as il is alleged To fearful magnitude 10 leave to u.s.
who are now morally responsible for the institution The
disposition Of its future dcsiny.-Bu have no such
purpose-my task is performed and what that object is
do not know that can make more manifest, or con-
clude this communication more appropriately Than by
speaking Of MIR. O'Connel in the same language in
which he was addressed by the intrepid and talented
Roebuck, in his letter TO the Irish Aga,or, the ilh
of August, in which he convicted him of the grossest
Injustice 10 Mr. Pupncau and the rest of The Canadian
patrios and Of seryiIe truckIpr IN The Ministry
rrfe moi m sham, uoy 6I n ror. IN nm o,cn conn
truman ho,o rau,in1 ou mr. in ub in justiec in &c.
nfrosis: TO marx for cr instruction The ,rotessaess
g y" au'Jony 20 no,a you vp 10 me sEo,m ama ~"
reprel. Sir, that should hive oecun,eJ go large 4
snace i'm ynur nor IN srb;.c, an essentially dsgus
I'll
I rem,;, vs,v ,os,oo,G,,Iv
your obcd;on, s.Tv,rt
/ HAMILTON of 5 C.
Tnos RlrcuIE. ESQ.
New York. Oct 10Th
p S Since wrInp he above have seen Mr. O Con.
neis bitter from Dsrrvnoue Abbey Semi l:Ih TO the
Editor of the Murrur bronire which so far from in.
dncing me 10 qualify one sylabl. Of wha, have writ,
Ten ONLY ufords fresh evidence r his meanness dupI
oi,r G,JseLooJ ,J i,o,.noa ,rh "n,on,n,;hI 9Th
HI: nv which ts s,,"nr," n sbssr his MN, [n,h IN The
oro,n nd rb,, ,ha,. ,;sr.,nona ho,wean ,ha ,ern,
81 Ls oIIrs;oms :, A. S,onann - ~. s"oc,a,or md
~ tho Em,u;,a,o = nv dah, ~ ons,La,,ahI ,,o, mn
in cons,nncnc. nr h h.oTnn ,h,, soma ei,,,s ,ye1.
,,,kipo a, R;,m;r,h,r q, s,shI;sh h;s cl.sbood
Ills sIopde,s in rel,,ior In b,eed,,g IN V;ropia
are doubtless from the iu,ape of his own meudacious
napnalion for which he is no, ind, b,ed even TO the
thousand caumnes of the yfri,abe Tourists in Ame-
RIGA ~ Your readers NJ home know that The Story ia AS
untrue rs the scandal is indecent, and aud,ro1s As
IN his serial ,n,,har, o, M I,voboIo, ouoh, n he
g ec.;yed m Go,;nn If ror,Iv no INV of The c;v;.
zcd inhabitants of Europe we would believe rea.
div submit if the prescription were TO extend TO our
would be no!rrubIe one--By this rule, George
Washington, Thomas Jrilerson James Madison, and
James Monroe, would have been unfit companions for
Daniel O'Conncll
MR.. OCONNELL AND MIR STEVENSON.
To The Editor Of The Morning Chronicle.
"SIR-Aftcr my departure from London you publish.
ed at the instance Of Mr. Stevenson, the American
bassador species Of almo, sided correspondent
which took place between us | have been prevented
by other important matters from sooner making a
few observations upon that publication; and now, as
you gave it circulation, think | may rely upon your
courtesy to insert my remarks.
sin the first place. there had appeared IN The ErGmt
report OF speech OF mine ut the great Brming.
ham meeting on the first OF August, which contained
the following paragraph
"' believe their very Ambassador here Is a slave.
breeder of those beings who up slaves for the
purpose Of traffic. Is il possible that America would
send here, who iraics in blood, aud who is dis
grace TO human nature hope the assertion is untrue,
..Ip the next place Mr. Stevenson on the OH of Au.
rust wrote 10 me letter contarnr par, of the abo We
n,r,rr,,b ,b, 10 hc om;,,cd tho words bicb hnve
nm n aIcs mud ,bcl niC.s,lv sbos ,ho tho enor,
nr,d nm, ha ,ccnr,c no ,bcsc wand, mad. !, involve
direc, Contradiction And illus HAVING ascerained lha,
the repo, could no, be correct he with the gravity of
dinomstis nut 10 NE the snrle question viz: whether
,bp ysnor wps carrpc, or moi il heinz thus impossible
,L, In Ld NO, INV o,lor ,oplv IN Ih,t question thar
,h.i Tho renor, S,s mi cor,ac,
"0r cout.e answered his question accordinrly viz
, mas not co,,oc,. hr, raC.,rcd e,,Tcs.Iv in
.nI ",or ,an". ~ ,L src.c !, nv no:,cs
-! 'P's ~ "nO ,h, ~ rIi ,'e L ,fa,o,rro al
s,o' H. i,Aa s ','."S ',,o. 49,; 'oo''' "p'' 0N
.TS Tr !, ia Guile cIs,, tina, No ono,oov had been
,oor;r.J ~ m,ds nm, M dpe,ls, and Should ib.r,
CO = ,sLod L,ve stated pho, | rally did saw abdinu
h !, % =, f,r ,s il was ,run and ob,pdoninG !, in an
!;I! -; I;eb :, ,;nL, n,re,, lin, ,y,s mis,,t,n
IN, a. made Mr. Stevenson no apoIory. he deter
,,;,eG IN MAKING one 10 himself and sccordpgIy he
wroio Second letter and in il presumed hat had made
y J:,T e 81 e.. ,,,,,.s;os N,w ,his ~ &C
". c'., ~ Jvi"n,.c, c,re mn, which. bu, il wa,
@'''''' '",'1J - .'f'!, - ~. 49,, =, ,Lo ,o,I,v
% sra'u u n, ,.
"ou1r n"'e &c" 49, AZ .n',.; m i,,o,,an,
no"e'eI' 10 ny s'sro ",u ,h;. :, ;s Dssr,
passage trsPvc,ne we m I'm, in
Gu " "oP. ,h 2 -" :, Wv, ,ccrT,isiv rcnorted
=; m. ruon.;uo,;o, S,,osyop.r | do this the rather
70 o,T,rd Mir Stevenson who seems 90 anxious about
offensive ,rords an opportunity of disavowng. if he
o,scs ,bjuV mos, offensive IN the sirh of man and
r. tho nrescnce of God
"1be real parsprsnh is this
n.h !, asserted tina, their very ambassador here is
slave BREEDER Of those beings who md breed
-, slaves merely for the PURPOSE Of traffic Is il posi-
bic that America would send man here who traiiics in
blood and Who If he d. would he disgrace to human
nature; hope the assertion is untrue but it is RICH,
10 sneak out
aSuch was The real passage in my speech. dcspsc
duellipp and mean nothing Of what's called personay
hui de hone that as MIR Stevenson has already rushed
into nrint he will give the report which have above
alluded to distinct contradiction
"i, il utterly irnpossibIc ,ba, ANYTHING should exist
more borr5lc Than The American slave breeding The
history Of i, is this The Americans abolished the TO-
reion sav trade earlier than England but with this