Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-30
nnloymen, in taking care Q

.-ers>'6 III. manifest any hesi'at'o,i, ~" n
!. ..m,ry saoa" II accepting the oveiuten =,
.ri!!>;aHg The battle Of San !acin'o "as
-.,ne >;aI' 10 10 ,he hopes Of M rs;,c "S
a..!y teci y; ~ was 10 Great Britain
/ leA lv" q, The Two Republics was
II, in!sPsn,tIIn,..I ,br,e ever memorable vicso.
,,lnnla'sa = which has been wased aSa,h am,
The wal S y. regarded in no other iisn',
as since ea ,.. : !. Exclusively quasi one;
u mini> na', > christian nations, ana VIII
lis dissrace',s' history which relates tc 'he
IN the page -, :. ,hai i, was not brought TO
IN which We IN h. The intervention OF other
:-,iraiion sooae. ~ < no where entertained,
r,eer> An of' soi-hss now-or ever VIII
Mexite .as w i,I herself 10 subject her Tor
cr p','ia, ,s,,,n Question i>one Of sucm mag nag
,i.nds Is % e' pit;,a;n Ii i, should be decided
mics q ut'H - wishes. she clearly ioresees
rer>siy . ,y ns world that IN coming .'h nc,
lin ne mi cas-. iaio perpetual snaGe, "e 81
.t4 ard Faa'' D'D,egncn, augmentation Oh lGp".
- ~ Mil no. be more wi'ht'''s = NE American
u. 3nss !, assIau1AemeNl 81 ,- ~; in which
@s non, han the depsntes' s'' sr"m which she
ni5 Se placed for the Sarl j., ,' ,%a vsry means
W. ~, nnly her prosperity uW w. r,;ie Ii
.'s ~. @ will lie humhiHs 70 nvi .0 could
a., through her witsea mas ,' smbraces Of
sAas icen forced into the cruz. ,,.,;nn 10 her
~ r;.nNsbc laid the ilaierinf .;'n he could
mai Tor a,liilins tor>,F'r ,h., Intimately
~ ,aro,n. is purchaser; "i.. 10. - rsron,ion.
yans n5' AMI SPAN She vo4i apopIi;,r s n
ny Ne .rary Of he enc, am !Ae PoSs.s;oiIJ
an ns,sr IN the West ineS nSr, 'IS" ,hs Ma
e o." r,,iss,y OF power he enoros :, ',e h,"e
y 'ai i; ~Rs,,. B7tanTis re, WoGn ;n ,ia oe
4 M -" nr.r arr heads, from her commons on
e-e'l's .., ", - her domnon> on the Soulh, as
y ~, nD;ro rsouism 10 oar sei.'mmoia'ion,
I tarn sa;4 ha, Grea; Britain has not Only hsi
-,';tv bu, her yer; existence IN 'ne al,.ee
49," ":,t,r At pre>en; She has no other amer,
-. .,,,a, "a receive her supplies from lhe onleu
AMI hence she sees and reels ,hat she i NJ
si, - hem Is i; no; natural, apart ron 'haI
"a'' = IN, ,nTi, Of dominion which knows
'' ..nriz.> no higher principle than interest
a- i. Should IL !esiroa, Of creating compeu-
=; !" ,r,,;,.a,io,.l And in what lnaTer, alter
.isIf,iurs il India. 50 etiectuaiy as lex
- 1yi- J-,,;,si States have all the means With
..'n.,,rss whenever it becomes necessary, IN
" .s,',r,, or Otherwise. 10 establish basis Of
.,',,r,,,<S rom all tie world How is II
.'i'I r,,I,rd7 Bv The way Of demonstrating, so
II. MAZE he iacl apparent 70 The dullest mind,
L., In, >inply 10 be remarked, that the SSo,-
Il. -,I nm worth Of The Southern staple which she
NJ takes from us when manufactured,
-. ne enormous amornt 10 her OF $3.50 ,OOO,-
Iaa,l Now. what would be her condition, ii
L.. ue,e cu oil Suddenly from this proht OF
siiao0O C0o. which the product OF our uxuriant
iii, enables ne! 10 realize? A destitution more
,r,,. ius, man thai which would be attendant
rn.n famine. The more dcpsadcM We make
Il ber St,,,S upon u. The more INDEPENDENT, as a
r>poaeD, matter We become; and, therefore.
|,,,se ,inrable advances towards that standard OF
r.a.ne,. ~ which nations are measured.
TIE "Lonion Times (and when quote from
/, "LonIoa Timc>," quote from the scnlimen,
mo British reading public, as il is more read
han 1.-The o:lierjournals IN England in recent
eieor;al-ii, leader-upon the Presidential elec-
Ism concludes with the following remarks:
ii ~. in common with other States OF Eu-
,,re are prepared 10 resist the annexation OF
Iey3< 10 ;he United States as an act OF RAPlNE
,s'cglatsi 10 deprive us OF USEFUL ALLY, re
,.sp.rr,rg SLAVERY, AND TO CREATE A RIVAL OF
-,,,! I, 10 more than iua 10 maintain tie inde-
galcHs Of TEXAS Gsaina -lfctteo pscG; ana
axe an, by declaration of the principal States
pe-.ne TO terminate this stale Of uncertainty
mar. Hat Isras c0aScascdd TO a10liSt Stare
u !, ,oiticQl differences E0uid long sine here
!, ..-qiaa,ed; and, iastcad If being an 06jeet of
,,r,,s{ eon,es,m ami dcsvc 10 The poFnlatton OF
!. Inn! Siqtes Sae 1co.tW hare placed hsr rtolc
RA
= nm tic.s Qq@ woUid be prepared 10 play
,.,s, rgs part IN Tie history q nc ner ,rofla."
V. ,r,,: il under British dictalion Texas had
,a>eaisi % abolish slavery, she would have
.eaa ~ar.pa.e,. 10 play conspicuous part in the
,i>!aey O, Inc n.w world Her political dlf-
l..-ess. without any regard 10 Mexico, would
.ya .-ea Il once settled, because, as "nsefM
,tj c;rea, Britain woald have required no higher
.l,.i.eaann ior terminating Inc war OF "uncer-
...sir AMI menace Il Texas will consen, TO
l..h SLAYER; AMI thus become useful ally"
Il e:rra, Britain. why, sdc Is undoubtedly an m
..gsl,eq, P.pat3c. Il. however, she wishes 10
I. aIusSe.o liz United States the case is altered,
sc.la.in. q British nu;ions OF justice, ard The
iae3sarr ms. be ,ei,Sltd as an act OF ''R.plSE
upa Mexic. l. I'd Abcyieca, in his celebrated
...c4,ci l. Nj. PacAen!i.m said, Great Britain
l-,,te>. ana j., col>i .n'ly cxcrtng herself 10 pro-
cure ;i- general abolition Of slavery throughout
Tie world and, in he accomplishment OF this
u,e. Texas would be 10 her a most useful
al, an a''g watch Ter constant eXer,ions wonld
mas- Instrumental, IN DESTROYING the peace and
- MO. lie Southern States OF The Union.
Wouhlo Heaven, tina; Mensum and Pires and
A-eh.f, an! bsnien and criitenden, and Morehead,
am JarGlgia, AMI Foster, ami Barrow, and John
son and Benton could be placed in the centre Of
l!silzei Europe, and hcholt from day 10 day the
s,altty movements Of the naughty "misrcss OF
T. seas, IN ieroga,ing from our national tame,
anil Flooding our national ruin. They would
TEL Conscious because know them 10 be patriots
aud lndiritUal> oi the highest elevation of char
sccf, excialn. IL is desirable TO have Texas
@ii;,u; war but Texas must be ours, what
ry-r The consequences, as far as relates to other
l1;.oas'
a residence ot mere than two wears abroad
~ ~. >>rse6 . increase my admiration OF Anne
scan Institutions. AT no period Of my life has
~, lore oi country been 80 strong as when have
witnessed the wan,on vituperation 10 which i,
Ia been subjected increasingly. in the columns,
81 The Lpnl0n and cii.er European pa perS. within
Inc la>; lew weeks. Par,izan feeling. which |
entertained 10 limited ex,ea; a, home. has utter
y expired in nv bosom; and no longer look
ap1a every difference Of opinion" as "a differ
enc OF principle" We msSi src tte c. Stole;
This is duty-an imperative duty-one aboye
al o,ter>:-and closely identified with il in fact
tarins an immediate bearing upon the result,
>ianas he aaaeraii0a Of T,.Ias. II ever there
wa> question which should be decided purely
u?oa is own merits, i. assuredlv is this. In lis
al as!mca', party voice should not be raised
noI part? vote recorded. The treaty. shonld he
!esaFi-i, Is am sure il will prove, il ratified as
oie making The American Republic the most in
-ei'e''Ienl anu permanentof allihe States and ma
tol> on the !ace OF Inc globe.
"a several Of my letters 10 the ENQUIRER
irAaiSei, The Gove.amen. should lake care of
iyadcc9; Cotton will take care OF itselc"-
!, ! AoT quite certain, that the duty on cotton in
"is&' Britain, will Is entirely removed during
,oe heSi session OF Parliament. The manufac-
,''s's Throughout tie Kingdom unite in asking
-. a act rs one indispensable TO their pros
- MS viii benefit our planters in the
- 4. >'@'e OF their staple very materially.
-. - ue languishing condition Of the tobacco
49,. 49, an persuaded that the producers Of The
49, y Virginia, are :anxiously enquiring,
~ae,'et taele IS no method by negotiation or
!, mise .' oy which il can he improved2 Say
,... l's.n iIom one who, if they will take The
,'o'.'e 70 look al his former letters, will per-
j. nal ms predictions have all been verified, 10
. = GOD cheer. In twelve months they will
- drcaF Fntona,n L., = - ,h,y h,c a,,o~ ~