Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
RisM If seGrcA- The Treaty.

c, x,rtb,rn papers confirm the suggestion, winch
brew out IN our last, VIZ that General tass
A. H., ,,,hor OF "An Examination OF the question
..pilc the Si@h; 81 Search, pending petw.eh
,..g.l Britain aud the United States 1,t ne NeW
go ryor,ss states, tia, - The London Times has
'. commentary upon 1t. 1t admits that II IS tenn
sly worded but considers ,he publication as de-
- :, preyent the French Ministers from signing
- ,.sa,y Tor the right of reciprocal search
The Courier Francois, early IN February, announced
iva, m Paris of Mr.. Wheaton, our Minister at
Cart of Berlin Il, IS believed, adds that paper,
the object Of the visit ct TINS d'p!ona''S.' 10 OPP
| The ratification of the treaty relative 10 the right OF
-r,.. Paris Correspondent Of the Express says at
-, from the late correspondence between Mr..
.,ns,n and Lords Palmerson and Aberdeen, and
.r IN. tone of the English papers supposed 10 be IN
M confidence Of the Ministry, that 1t is the lnten.
:. tho British Government to revive the old and
INC clam Of the right of search with regard to
,.s-e1n vessels, and 10 urge the Government oil
49, I,,,tes States to become party to this Conven
Tho intentions Of Eng land thus minated have
s; ,le deepest interest 10 be felt in the debate,
.t L,. INST taken place IN the Chamber OF DE
.,..s. upan the part taken by France IN thus trea
I'll. English Government undoubtedly calculated
= ,,a su9port. moral If not physical, their pre-
.ns world receive from France, and the effect 10
~ .s,csd upon the United States, b. the magical
- ,bs Corcer, at tic great Christian Po1cers q
. Oar country was 10 be forced, II necessary
H., combined power Of Europe, 10 yield TO a claim
t,s sts,ys steadily repealed, and to accede 10 u
.,.r which contained provisions against which she
M invariably protested, and which, If enforced, would
80 the eject Of delivering her seamen 10 the tender
s.,es O.: British cruisers. But the result OF Tins de-
.., Mill show. tina, the expectations of England have
Az, been realized.
An en,en6.ien; 10 the address proposed by mem
~, me oa,5s.;.on. gave rise TO the discussion by
49, .,-.,e,r.n: # carried the Chambers would have
,,sss5 The utter dlsapproba;ion OF the Treaty, ana
.... certainly prevented lis ratification. Gu'zot,
e,ers. Odlon Barrot, Berger all the most eihi'
.s, men IN the Chamber, Of every shade oil oP'hon'
,ss,r,,ivss Liberals. Carsts took part in the de-
-,,e not speaker sustained the pfe'enSohs % L"S
, m the rinht of search, but all spoke IN the KIND
terms Of the L. : and maintained the ProprIety
- resistance 10 the claim OF Eng land 10 visit our
s.ss.is j.,
We NAV now continues the Paris Correspondent
-.. pse al, the words OF the lines Though III d'i'
-sn >ense) that a the part OF The l. states
9Th al! Europe viii be novelty, as there Is no u's'
-.ion on the par. OF continental Europe, ana least OF
NJ France TO engage IN such 4 contest to forward
w. ambitious views OF England. For this desirable
.ss, is understood that indebted TO our able
Vniser Gen Cass who has been Indeai gable IN ms
ITS 10 correct public opinion here upon the merits oil
MI. CONTROVERSY with England, which had been OBJ
cared BIZ the mists thrown around II By the tng'st
-e.s the medium through which our affairs are known
g, the ont.nent which with great art has Kept up The
.sl hat - L s refused to come into thus convention
because they were unwilling 10 give up laeis Paiucipa
ton q the slave trade
Tie voice of the French Chamber appears TO be de
g 3scy m GU. favor and against the Search Treaty
ID: moreover every press in Paris, save one, re
a pager. It is stated takes part with the L. State:
a,as question