Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-10

"uH aic pdhisned, save from The hrnac,e az 10
Apoiil'onis!s who, in their fury, denouncsi ,hs
CONSTITUTION and the holy temples ol rejio;on
projected ~ that instrument. Fer nerch,n,s
are zeaiousIy preparing 10 reap Inc rich CONNER.
e''i oeheh!s OF trade with Texas, and in
y" years, The keen sighted and industrious 1eo.
pc Oh 'aai city will learn 10 regre, the factions
eo''se Oh some Of her leading men. ard will re-
Jo'cc mat he 'iniqnily" was consunma,ed
"."'" lot the once clamorous charge OF dis
A"''" against Inc friends Of annexation. They
"a'e oo'hPrd Inc wolfcry, and fnd their psriuiic
"'',''es aud c'ssrs,ained by The whole country.
i'u' mere IS another point, OH which the Wings
nave exhibited The same reroluron of san,;n,an,.
Wing me discussion Of The Texas question,
ny democrats urged the Importance OF Annexs
,'0h' pom the ground ha, Grea, Britain lonaed 10
nave Inc control Of lis policy and 10 make Texas
virtually subIec. 10 its control. Could she &C.
coHPiish this, she might, with great effect, H.
Jure oar commerce, paralysc our agriculture
ana manufactures, and, from convenient plat
FORM, Weld her mischierous Vaccinations against
me domestic institutions OF the South Those
views were presented in every shape and urged up
:" tne consideration OF The whole COUNTY, hy De-
h'oc'a'ic orators and presses Blu, he Whise, M
suspicious creatures laughed a, The idea OF British
interference in Texas-lhey treated il as an at
pmFi, on our par, 10 make political ca.
Pls'' and 10 carry annexation by insiiious an
peals to The an;iBrilish prejudice. Time rolled
on--tne measure was achieved amid Inc mos,
exciting events tina! the nation has ever witness
60. Inc lender was officially made 10 Texas :
tlcre, lof Inc first time, we see djspiapcd the cIc
ven foot Of British il;crmcddling with our re!a.
lions. What was predicted ard ioTe>fadowcd by
The Republicans has now beccmc as familiar as
household words An accredited agent Of Grea,
Britain, il : Goyernmcn, vessel, has pushed
acrcsslie Cult OF Mexico, gone pos.haste 10 the
Palace Of the Monezumas, urged and carried
treaty oi independence between Mexico ana Tex.
as, provided tie latter refuse annexation. This
treaty, carried b. British Intrigue, and designed 10
defeat the Official action IL our Government is 10
be submitted 10 the people Ct Texas, and every
appliance 70 be brought 70 bear, 10 sway The pub
lie mind againstan uGion with Us. Bu', thanks 10
thai Sa!!an. people, the scheme Of bribery will
sigaally fail Texas will rush to our embrace.
and defy ihe cunning ans The rover Of foreign
intriguers. Here We sec clearly exhibited The
open, the unblushing interference OF Great Bri.
tain, IN an affair which affects orr most delicate
relations. There is no equiyoca:ion about it,
The thirg is 100 PLAIN 4 admi: OF he Least mysi-
fcaIon. Even The Whios are compelled, q, last,
10 surrender their strong convictions, ana 10 adol
the fact OF British iririgre. The ~ York Com
r1ercial Advertiser, Whic and an,i-Tcxas, say /:
"NeverhriaSs, W. are free % admit ,ha, The
NEEDING Of England has dcne somewha, toward
soilcninG our private feeling and opinion OF hos
ti'ity azains. annexation. There has been rather
too much OF H. if ali accounts are ruc AMI peace
able as we are, moderate and pnilusophic as we
are and DESTROYS ALWAYS 70 estimate things al
their real valle, Ne confess Ii I tie excessively
nsolfnl and Dragging tone OF the English Jour
mails, Tor TIC las ,wo or lhrcc inorths, has rds-
cent vhcf night iend Y 63isy cry p1sasnre q
on the other side 81 the wafer a somewhat jus.er
estimate Of ;ber power. their rights. and their
whole position, az related 10 or c0niras,ed With
orr own. For It's Bearing on, and connection
with he slavery question, we shall depIcfe ht
annexation ri Texas. anG continue 10 hope hal
il NAV lail through; hul il This great and crying
objection were removed, wc are no, b any means
sur2 that our grie. on other accounts, which have
been among The causes oi op2nenaion to the
measure. would mol be sensible diminished by &c
cent occurrences
The las, Savannah Republican, raoid Wing
naper, which has denounced pfesidcr. Polk for
cowardicc. both personal and official, Publishes
the following:
"a friend writes lis from Nav YORK, under date
Of The 3l., I'LL, IS iollowS:-'A ieclinG 0! csep
jud:naaijoa has been excited III the public mind
here. arising ON Of The npfa a;sG improper inter-
,.y.ncc Fl Inc British Charge Il Affairs cisi''ng
l}rrico. wiih u " II prtuem nc Annexation ~
1,ras 10 tic L'1icd States Whatever MAY be The
feelings and opinions Of part OF the people, as
ia The means used To have that country annexed
. This, they certainly cannot bear Hgafn 1nfcfier
e,ns rit6 or rights from abroad If TINS ain6. II
England has been homes, in all iler proies!aiions
,f having no desire 10 interfere in matters pend
ing between ourselves and Texas, stc has certainly
not sdorn n in his case"
What wonderful change has then come over
Wing predictions, Time has shown The lastly
81 British profes sious Of non.lrIelfeTcnce, and
The cry Of disunion has oeen put down By The pa
ric,ic sen,imen, OF the Nation. With tie defeat
II Mr.. Clay the sPiri, Of parry has los; most Of
ne bitterness: and he annexation Of Texas, once
ierriel as the most enormous "inqui'y,' is now
regarded with favor b. all parties, and will, ere
lone Be acknowledged 10 be The bouniful source
ofhlessings 10 the whole Union. Well may Il DC
SAID, "Tine works wonders !"