Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-05
No. sG.---yDLUhlE XXXVIII.

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WIN power asi'h't our governments ana tha' w.
lhe isnl y scafch upon Tue coast u africa ~
was an aesea f's"'' III ny maintenance " WING" W"
i bfilsh Ministry seemed determined 10 persist ana
WHAT were our motives ~ resisting thll determination"
lie sc!i.shne whch ma ac'"ated ana ANIMATED US ~
our iast contest wiln f.hg.hd.ihc defence 81 - re-
lF"uc anu Sa''"'s h'shs' - ihric no oahs'i
ihat inns Eh4hst-anefiean party would DC READY !"
yIcid OF TINS point also. Would they not suomi !"
have our vessels searched by Tie armed naval power
of Great Ba And II they did what would be the
consequence; The admission Of the right at search
would connect itself with the riah oi lmpres>m-nt;
lie RICH, Of im;ressinen: would involve the right ~
suspicion; and the right ofsusPcon would lie followed
hy the right 10 mafacr scamen, and drag tAcn
away, IN irons, 10 Dartmoor PRISON.
Another question between TIE two Governments was
that which respected the c"niiscaton Of American
property by Tie Colonial courts .. Great Brltin he
infamous mlnions Of a subordinate British authority
were to be allowed 10 invade the deck OF an American
ship coniscat' and set free the slaves Oh boad oi
her those slaves being the property American cit
zen. Not content with politically cnslayIng her o"n
white subjects in Jamaica Tor tie sake ocmanc,patnS
tier slaves, and thus palpaby violating the ariaed
and .mucll. laudcd British Constitution by idcPrIving
tree born British sulec Of their property without any
representative voice 10 sanction The deed, The B'i'sh
| Government must undertake also 10 emancipate orr
slaves wherever she might appen 10 find them Was
this To be tntnely borne.
Another question with England had reference -
the shielding OF fugitive CRIMINALS against the seaich o.
Jaw or.
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controversy, on the cnas anu AIMS o. 'feat Dl'an ~
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III by Tue bahks o. Tue S"oh. '"u see ',e '''''','
Prepo"cerancs " .tli'o'y ~" Poru'u'p" ,
the hands OF the VT ''ei' '''' az '',''
reign aooltoh Di''sh ~, :, ''' ' :" r. y ~,
against u'eH 'o'esei. - - ' -" -
guarantee against ms anu y sun "''
lie knew tina! TO tins PERIOD as the non savehoid'
inr population and territory extended, 50 ma me save
holding population and territory extended p"H P'Ss"
with II. But now, while the Gun oi Mexico ioibi"e
their advance beyond the peninsula Of Florida, the non
slaveho!dng STATES d! the North had
Of mountain and PLAIN, and woods and streams, ana
towering rocks, and iarsprcadlng PraIres winch extend
ed IN nIermnatc succession 10 me very shores % ie
Pacific Ocean-a vast and boundcss field IN which !"
multiply their numbers and establish and extend tleIr
influence without let impeachment Although a
present the tvyo interests stood the Senate t"cniysS
10 twentv.sS: tomorrow that equilibrium might y"
DESTROYED True, Il lowa added on the one s'd',
Florida would be added the other but there the eqni
ton stop. Lrt one more Northern Stale be al
United and the equilibrium was conc, mol Tor lev
years, but forever The balance G" interests was gone
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Constitution, oil the American .h'oh Vahisheu mo ~
This must be the nevi'ab" result unless by urea
~ with Mexico the Son could add more weight 10 h'F
end Of the lever Let the South stop At the SABINE
while the North might spread unchecked Deyonu w
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