Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

be allowed and then went on to exp'os5 nia1ms Whch
would have better become the head of band oil Tree
hooters, than an English Nobemnn. In a!iudng TO Inc
OF The Creole he took especial pains TO deny the
Interpretation of the correspondence between Mr. we.
ser and Lord AshbnrtoD, which IS generally current
the u. States and which very much conduced to
The ratification Of the late treaty by the American Sc
nate. He expressed hope that slavery would be abo'
lished in Texas, and Them, after complimentary
episode to the French delegates and to several gen.
teraen not present, returned 10 the burden of his
speech-Aboon in the U. States. He paid especial
compliments to the American Abolition Society; told
them he knew what were their difficulties, and urged
them to 90 in their work. No doubt the delegates
took 1t all IN very good part, and were exceedingly
delighted. Compliments, they are not much accus'
toned to hear and then to be praised by Lord before
such an assemblage, comprising Bishops, members OF
Parliament, and noble women Of fashion, must have
been doubiy delightful These will go home with
this hypocrltical speech their hands, and holding
1t up every where, will say, shear what Lord says
Either not knowing or not caring 10 know, that Eng
land always endeayored to rule all lat0ns and where
she cannot rule, nterferes directly indirectly may
be most advantageous in their aiirs, ttess men per-
nit the mselyes 10 be made the dupes of British designs
They are panderng TO the wishes Of men who
more Tor ihem or their country or 'ihe poor oraken,
pershng ones, of whom they pra,e much, than
they do for the lowest ptes in China They are to
be the handles made OF by England for tarthernp
her designs in America, and ultimately drawing tina.
country Iato the vortex of European diplomacy. Every
wear, this Worlds Convention will be held in London
and these msn, or others equally simple or equally
knavish, will cross the ocean and come to this coun-
try 10 receive fresh indoctrinstion in British phi.
lanikropy.' At tho late meeting it seems Reverend
Mr. Levett Of Boston declared that although Amer.
cans would not yield to assumed superiority there was
spirit amongst them which would yield TO maternal
love- and to the solicitation and example of parent
At this, the British assembly cheered. There was
noble band in America determined give the country
no rest until The constitutional power Of the Govern
ment had been exerted TO put end to slavery -
Loud cheers. Yes, the excitement, the agitation is 10
continue, and England s TO feed the fame But
leave the remaining proceedings o! The meeting, and
the effusion of Lord Morpeth without further comment,
sending you the paper 10 dispose of them you may
think fit"
| [After bombas,ic and misplaced panegyrc upon Mr..
j O. Adams, Lord Morpsth undertakes to bring for
ward resolution of sympathy and thanks to that I'M
FASHIONED old maR-eoncludng with the following de-
claation which calculated 10 feed the fame of his
anacsm al the expense of the order Of Congress- and
of the peace Of his country: "And while admrng the
moral heroism with which he has thrown himself into
the breach, will not prayers TO the Giver
ofall good gfs that his hands may be strengthened for
that great work to which he has given himself, and
that BIS valuable life may be mercfuy prolonged until
he shall witness the abolition of slavery not only in his
own country, bot throughout the world Adopted,
Of course with enthusiastic reclamation. Add thus,
the modest and moderate Lord Morpeth plays his party
/ Editors Enquirer.