Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
RICHMOND. Va, TUESDAY, JrSEI,


iR. STEVE
observe by the papers, That !dr. Charles K
Editor of the New York American, whilst say
about the late return Of tie irigae Bfandyws i
our Mediterranean squadron, mas nnGsri"N"a = \.
nouncc upon what he calls "e total insuiic me, :,
his Mace of our Minister III England, ~. ia..
his Judgment he ought 10 be promptly rCon',d
Tais is ruther downright language 10 !" applied h
distinguished public officer, absent from lis coln
birh service but perhaps it is natural N tbs .o,-.
from Mr. King, whom We to the South 81 Nrv \
only know as Mr.. Dartmoor King. Most people H.
think, that such i man had little title 10 pass up.a
qualifications of any American Minister 10 Engl +.
and least of all upon those of the honorable, pat
and able Eirgnlan now there. Doubtless The spii ).
manner in which ne demonstrated against the II =,
on the Caroline in his note to Lord pamersien q
22d of May, 3; the most powerful oiheia eSposun
It's cnormity, that Tie public has yet seen: ~ s.
correspondence on the North Eastern boundary, .
also al the right American spirit, and his excellent
cal notes OH thc slavery question, would te = / !
prools IN Sir Cas King eyes OF his "I.si. en-
his PLACE" There is never any yielding t. EaGiafe
particle Of his correspondence or his nature b.. 4
The contrary, manly End jealous defence 81 +,
Of the rights interests and honor Of his country
always in respectful! and courteous ian@uas~
Charles Kings own life and habits show han .
able 10 appreciate these merits IN Mr. Stevens
where ENGLAND is concerned There pant >!
conduct aside from Official duty, during resiGti,s
now nearly five years at that great C"uri, ah,a
seems llr Charles King IS equally unable = aq.
ciate and that is, his grntiemnny courtesy = ~
litcal opponents IN London. or this yrtGr mgt
least have saved him from his sweeping denuncs
As To the return Of any part Of our squadron 70
sequence Of communications from Mr.. s!esensa1
Commodore Hull, we must wait more hsh, Oh tl's.
iect before we can form correct Jud.ia,u'. 1.
mere spec ,ator, and knowing MIR. Stevenson, -
not 10 hold the opinion, IN The absence .! ~ ah'
Il ,f1t It.,D
like vigilant and sagacICns representative &
country, interests abroad, properly awake =
and appe arances that cncompassed hun. Ne'aas. !
tnruet The effect produced in Eng land b. the he's
Mel Gods Indictment. ] do not mean tie met
vcrsal outbreak Of their press ard other ont Go.r
cations OF hostile feeling, but as SHOWN, Clearly emu.
IN what fell from the Minister Of Foreign Ala l
the House Of Commons, and from thr iisTi y
ter Of the Crown IN the House 81 l.ofGs-sa
inp that Mr. Stevenson knew nothing more.
war was coming at that lunctu'e unless NC N
truckled TO England, seemed probable 10 al, aud
Minister pat Commodore Hull on his guard ~.
very strong letters, he did no more Than rs an;
will merit and receive appreciation and honor
IT, afterwards, Oh the asccnGancy "i Webster u
the management of our foreign policy, matte.
suddenly smoothed over by any kind of truckii. u
rect or indirect, in relation to Mcleod case q:
some of our public presses have been suspicious II
Heaven knows, not without grounds in our "a \
torYY Mr.. Charles King may be ussnred that TIE 4
viii he transferred 10 those who, III the war d n
could zee nothing right in their own country ~.
thing wrong IN my Of the wrongs, insults ami oct
of England; or justified or excused them. u thst Il
A FRIEND TO JuSlIt \
AppIrIoSAL-We seize tins opportunity 70
one or two other articles, which have appeared j
the American Mnster-And lst, IN relation q Z
SCRABBLE article, which the " y Express publ she'd
time since about the Duchess Of Gloucester Y
Mrs Stevenson we're charged with having 1ls'
Is sought an introduction 10 one Of the Dutc'''.'
large parties, when other diplomatic charac'.
present Now, the fact il, that they have 10, =
the house of the Dufchess Of Gloucester, since
ronation, when al The Diplomatic Corps were y. n
In consequences of her own delicate health, ~
death of her sister, tile Princess Augusta -
giscn no large party since the Coronaiion-sne =
no company, until early IN March perhaps, -"
family and 4 few Of her most intimate friends
an evening with her-but We learn, the Am'rc'r IN
MISTER and lady knew nothing If II, until I was f.
We leave it 10 the New York Express Editor 9 "
for the gratuitnus libel, which some discomfort,
son has probably prompted him to put TORN, I
his own unfounded spleen.
Arain--the last New York Times (Sonsery'a II
made Ins'dious attack, not only on ar. 80
hut on Mr. Cass IN regard 10 sour Commerce az 4
mercial Relations" 1t constitutes the tai q
article, in which il attempts TO prove, that Gra Il
sons administration and Mr.. McLane 5 trea't
sacrificed our commercial Interests IN cur NJ
with the British West Indies. Tins = an olc
deed, with the Whigs--but II has been lately ~
their press, and is urged by the New York Tune II
article before us. The merits OF the con'fa'.' II
put into a nutshell by the following extracts "A
Money article in the New York Herald
.rhr casting commercial relations between ~, tt
Great Britain also Ia be- made matter ~ tiia.
reason YET advanced nf alteration H. ulai M .t
originated the present treaties, hut tins - quiz >.h
firth caInor for change. Those whose private NJ
be rnnced by alteration IN the cry ihr a e
British West Indies has brrn matter 81 much t"Wi'
IL IL alleged. that owing o the system pursued ~ ~
IN ievyine duties on foreign produce hl.',
colonies the direct trade iir state, AMI r ~
is much diminished the produce uf ID" states hrihsu
British American colonies free Of datirs, AMI ih'n
fish bottoms III, West Indies. THIS may be- uH' -
rdIy i, Ia some extent; hut thar the direct trace WI
Indies falls of in consequence" y not tue. ~ ~
show the Export az domestic produce I" the WEI lAs'
wears Distinguishing American aud Foreign vrs.tl'a
import, and exports and from the u :. to ihe "
distinguish hing the American aud iurisn Tonnage"
Exports Of Domestic Produce from ne Z. ;. Z ~ .
faf.ts
In Am. vea. Ii;9lo3 l.a.-,aa7 l,7lo,iss To-
Foreign :. 5Oh,2gl sU,l.s j'i,'lJ ''
Total I7i5:,, l,.4s,s55 a,n?i5ss :t''i
Imports 10 and Exports Jroa the g. > {" hS b'H"'
Distinguishing ne tarrgt n
Imports S,l523t. l.2s5,2-7 l,iji ,ha '@
Nm. tonnage 43,Gu a1y5cl SRI [
Exports l,s3..}!7 l.s;G,irG 2,ll-.ni 80
I'm. tonnage 5J,jIi 1921 ,5,itt &t.
I Foreign " 1914 l6a16 lh|i-- -,
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