Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

she hano that would brlng It down. (Cheers) The
'lc' WIN when 'hey contended Tor emancipation was
not one tenth OF The power which then di.plsyed
through The land Fer The Jas: fortnight, lie addressed
s'UUo,Uo3 OF men cheerful healthy, chipping, deter
mined, and peaceabie mytiads, whose arms slum
hered With more than The giants strength in the fable
and whose physical power as able 10 CONNER Enrons
and Asia cloud Chsers)'
Al the dinner in the evening he COMMANDED hi,
speech thus
| VI am proud man. | own it. | am proud man
i never qualified It'll never will deny it, CHEERS
may be sneered at for the declaration but own it
am very proud man. / am glad Of that gradual
CROWN OF Inc great cause, until has accumulated at
lehgth into so powerful and gigantic shape, that, in
s career, II becomes like the mighty avalanche of thu
Alpine halls, small in its career as left the mountain
lop' increasing as 1t comes down. and bears with il
every opslacle until, overshoong all distractions it
pou's ifsess,by forward, anDhilang towns villages
streams aud lakes and alters the en,,re face of nature
IN one gigantic CONFUSION" (Cheers)
In the course OF his speech, MIR. o Conna stated
that he was told by distinguished person, who had il
rom The Queen lips, that she never authorised Sir
Robert Peel 10 his name as he had done in the
House of Commons for cutting down the Repeal sg;
tat,on lie also stated, that in few weeks. he had
addressed 2oU0,O00 OF his counrymen and that when
ne got 3ooO,00 OF Repealers he would proceed ON
ne" mex. abiding TO the rumors abroad for putting
uo"h the agilaton he said the government had re-
solVed upon not coercing them they wished 10 "coax
Tue oros OH Inc BUSH If they prepared to sever
the ehuich rom the State in Ireland he should be
much Obliged and delighted with The change. and meet
'hen m excellent good hcmor. 'rhe real sinew-the
arms. as Mr.. . Council saws flowed in in abundance
81 200 at Ennis, f6G0 at alrrroe and Heaven knows
now much from Altbone on Sunday; and no one need
wonder II the repeal for The ext week far yceed
ed e. 600. "
According to the Limerick Chronicle, "the Lord
Chancellor has been advised TO address circular To
every individual magistrate in Ireland, denandior
caegorIal answer to the question Of his being Re-
peaier or not, 1t being the determination OF 1oyern
ment to leave no magistrate in the commission Of
the peace who IS not of the opinion and determi
nation OF her majesty and the PRIV council on the i'm
pohcy and danger OF such movement" If this in
formation be correct IS absurd to SUPPOSE that anv
independent gentleman would continue TO hold the
OF the peace on the termS proposed in the
foregoing statement
Iwenty-two Conservative peers and some twenty
eight Conservative members OF Parliament, met on Sa
.urday, al the house OF the Earl OF Wicklow and passed
resolutions, expressing their intention of cooperating
WIN Inc Government during the present excitement in
Ireland.
RECIPROCITY: ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Inc following article, from the Spectator Of Satur.
lay will naturally excite attention in the u s
lot ess account of the subject itself and the ability
With which It is handled than because of the internal
acquaintance which it exhibits of the resources of the
country and the state Of parties:
Mr.. Websters Baltimore speech is most i'm portant
'oSuiHeH'. dHoTOS evidence tlat there the u
states growing public opinion in favor of drawing
loser The commercial relations between themselves
nd THIS country nay, more it contains evidence
hat sensible Americans, seeing how present Co
ornament is circu mstnnced-a low any Government
BILE 10 hold the rens Of power in Great Britain for
ONE tine 10 come, is likely 10 be circumstanced-are
oi inclined 10 stand upon their extreme claims and
euse 10 lover their tariff unless all their agricultu
al produce be admitted. 81 have not heard" sad
lr. Webster, ." suggestion from any quarter that
nGl nd nnId ha
;orn laws, properly so called mean her duties on
'heat aud flour" And then Mr. Webster proceeds 10
terms Il would Be- v.a5 70 aesnfs e
merican duties our manufactures
Mr. Webster IS right. lnde pendenlly Of wheat and
our, the lending products for which the IT, S de-
and market are-lndisn corn, rice, cotton wool.
'bacco, pork and beef, (salted or smoked butter
ID cheese. The citizens Of the u. S. have fair
ade IN flour and provisions to South America and
e West Indies; those regions aiord no markets for
e remaining produce enumerated Nearly all the
ontnenal States Of Europe raise sufficient corn and
DIVISIONS lot .her own domestic consumption. Most
them grow tobacco, or prohibit lis Importation ex.
pit Tor the Government monopolies Cotton wool 10
most The only article of importance that France Ger
any, Russia and Italy take from the U. S. 1t is TO
nglnnd aone therefore, that the IT, s; can look for
y material extension of the market for their Indian
m, rice, tobacco, preserved pork and beef butter
d cheese.
And the quantity of those kinds Of produce thew
We to dispose of is sufficiently great induce them
close bargain with England for their admission TO
markets, even though the unwise influence which
fuses to admit foreign wheat and -four should con-
Ne TO nrepnnderate. In 1910 the United States pro-
ced-31, 33l SIS bushels Of Indian core; 1857! $50
ad OF neat cattle, (avcragin: 500 pounds) and 90
293 swine; averaging 200 pounds; dairy produce
the value of nearly 81 millions If dollars oI9 I63.
pounds of tobacco S0,Sfl 422 pounds of rice
10 Indian corn is far to he considered as sa-
produce OF the Uni"n than wheat; in the same year
It upwards Of 377 millions of bushels of Indian corn
re grown. the wheat amounted 10 rather less than SIS
lions Under the influence Of liberal commercial
ercourse with this country, these large quantities
aid be vastly creased The total population of the
perican Union in 1870 about % millions; in 1910
was rather than II millions
Here, them n large amount of the produce of tho
MED States, which might be admitted into this coun.
on favorable terms, without encroachnp upon the
eat preserves, Sd l-aously watched BY the prepon.
ating interest IN The British Legislature Indian
n might be clsssed at moderate fixed duty with
e-aDd Indian corn neal might be taken out of the
of prohibitions, and allowed to enter as a I'M
nuactured article, in the same way as bread ship
cunt, al an ad valorem duty. The duty on rice
yht be further rednced-as also the duties on butter
cheese-due attention being paid TO the e1igencies
The revenue. The duties on sailed beef and pork
,ht be reduced SO per cent, without sensbly affect
the revenue-and might the duties on smoked
ms and bacon. The duty tobacco is enormous.
though being imposed solely for revenue, and
Idng large amount, it ought 10 BIZ cautiously dealt
b, some modification might undoubtedly be made.
rates Of duty manufactured tobacco have evi.
lily TIE effect of increasing adul,eration, as we'll
smuggling. reduction Of the duty on cotton
u, Tor if the state of the revenue permitted, to-
abolition Of iO would materially bsnef, the Eng.
manufacturer, we'll agrcu!turists in the
tied States. A few years ago, the principal mar
for the provisions Of the Western States were the
:" "fcoTing States Of the South-al present, the
son % W. drv ON cotton rhh'J ,ha planters have
ID u rive fresh impetus TO the phar SURPLUS
Gu ass g !be States OF '0e' surplus
9ause 40 specific facts they show the aa, nd Eng
ness az sx,ruded trade between the y sasr,ons
h'sa on 10 created More general COZ a coun
mo a''en, that the trade between 'ne q COM
md TO SNOW to both, must be w aes eoun
RES mo asd colonial trade the new nsrehaneo
monty The manufactures Of the oa, 10 ,sa,;ons,
~ importing ,sr produce In all economies, If colony
Or 1s s stand England in the o the rapidly
he " . "ono,ry. No small proportion 0, 'n ne Rsh
em.gIan real or personal property lmmeo,aa msr
his arrival The States have little capital Of neI OGe