Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
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! TELLING him that he would meet rariiapien' Tnrn
r NECESSARY and propose repeal OF inc IT, IL
Laws The Duke Immediately gave y, h ~, rab,
sion, and highly praised The piuch % o,eru,ina.
! Bile friend 10 coming 10 such W. I;mself
/ lion: il was what he Wouio nasc uo Al
,ogo,her The Dukes explanation showed ~" 80, -
,orsr,lv educaiion and character cause M
,;eu he ca mo facts The large Z no comp -
e;ve vision al The statesman contrasts anu -
in This instance, with the narrower i1"s
| military dsciplinarlan. J. p,;,,rent and
n Tho pro,ectionist Party in PaIi'ai''el' 90
The country are neither numeI'cail s"o"7 ,hs;r
intellectually powerful, they make up W hi;no
| weakness by incessant clanot ano So. nd
| They are maddened by Peei s'e.s ,ha;r ey,cra.
curses loud and deep, accompany 'hes 80 no
ton III The man whom they placed IN ONCE -.
,r,y hem But a good deal OF This anger i 81,
mnla,ed Alter all, it is only the oessafy Poi.,o"
&c ,ha ,r;s,ocracv-those whose estates are 'i'o'
oaseJ as high as their titles, that are Inc clanGi
ors onnonen,s of free trade The solvent, "edn",
rar,;pn ~ be lords OF the soil, know wen 'lin'
with free trade the general prosperity , ;n eusrv
nv must i'm prove, and that agricul'oie' &c IN
other interest, cannot iall 10 pe 'ne 'n,erce
r.osad -. in from increased trade and commerce
NohiHr can take from agriculture lhe P'o'.I
,;on which the native grower has over inc lole's"
;,nno,,sr. he treiahls, charges ara expenses
,,.n;ch ,,nst always accompany The 'iansmission
r. = heavy article Ike grain, amounting, ~ 'h1
oaarcaa,s IN q considerable bounty IN favor o.
re ns,;vn over The importing farmer ana hr',
clan, Nevertheless, 10 hear The Wa,''nss a",
lamentations OF the Pro Corn Parry ID rdi,'d",en,
and elsewhere, persons isnorabl VI "I
would believe that, in densely populated cou.i-
w., l;ts onrs which is increasing al the rate OF
million OF souls every three years me price "
bread would become 80 cheap as 10 rum an "'io
are engaged in is proiuc 'on.
limited STATES AND GREAT bRi'
TAIN.
The European Times Of The 4tl instant, sdy >.
.Tbe commercial intelligence which goes on,
| hv This packet is necessarily of meaeic a."
unsatisfactory kind. 4 state of transition IS,
~ an others The most nnfavorable Tor the re-
ouiremenis Of trade; for The uncertainty ~nich
nrecedes the change unhinges The operations
alike OF buyer and seller Of exporter anu '''i'
porter. r, c,,,ss .s ;nd;.
Gated in The report OF The American Iectea'H =.
,be Treasury has commanded much attention
in The British Parliament Sir Robert Peel spoke
highly of the Report 10 the great speech 10 ~hieh
he introduced the new Tariff; and subsequently,
AZ the request of Lord Monleagle, the Govern,
ment consented 10 reprint the documehI ana
Mace il on the ables Of both Houses OF rdiiid-
| ment-an honor which was pToDaoiy never
awarded 10 any similar document before. an
these facts prove The desire which The BRUSH Gu-
vernment has 10 make our future Ieiatiohs w"
| the United S,s;es as amicable and Dusihess.iihe
| as possible.
loss affected by the Premier's financial expose
| and business can hardly be expected 10 resume
| lis healthy tone, until il is known whether lhe
measure will pass or be- rejected whether there
will he n dissolution Of Parliament This year OF
next. -,
| The Intelligence which has come 10 hand from
! The United States shows the angry discussions
! which have taken place in Cong ess; bat The co.,
ION ma keI has not been touched BY II. PACING
| neoplr here, connected by business relations Win
! America, express wonder that Mr.. John Quincy
/ Adams, lie steady and consistent friend OF peace
should have shown the effects OF age, on an DINER
| wise vigorous intellect, by pandering 10 Inc pre-
| iudices and polcv of the war party. Nolwilh,
/ standing the buster which is uttered in Congress,
| people here canno, bring themselves seriously 10
contemplate war aboutlhe Oregon. happeaEs
100 absurd for serious attention.
! Nevertheless il is in The power oil hasly ana
/ Incorporate people 10 precipitate matters heyohd
The possibility Of redemption. The mention OF
| the Oregon dispute in the British Parliament con-
rasts sirikngy with The warfare OF AMERICAN
Senators and members Of The House oil repre-
scnra,ives Sturdy Republicans might take, 10
this respect, an example OF forbsalance and gen
,lemanly department from the speeches OF tiume
Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, on Inc
second night OF The session.
FRANCE-M. Guizot has noticed the remarks
of MIR. Folks message relative 10 war and lex
as. Nj. Guizo, had accordingly fell surprised al
the language used by the President in his mes
SAGE and he had considered il his duty 10 claim
il Ieply for France an entire independence OF ac-
,ion. He next examined the commercial Tea-
sons which had induced France 10 recognize Inc
;ndanendeDce Of Texas in 1888, and rendered her
anxious 10 maip,ain it in 1915. The polilIcal
considerations had been OF still greater weight:
There were al present. he said, three po"e'i"i
nations intent on aggrandizing beyond measure
their acknowledgement, Russia and Inc cn''eu
Slales. T.,
Africa she has made a conquest IL was ner
honor and interest to preserve, but the BOUNDS
of which she would not ovefsiep IL was OF 'he
h;obes, ;mportarce 10 France that those three
nations should balance each others power, ana
that none of them should obtain prepohuefa
limo inauesce. She was consequently Interested
in nro,ectinp the independence of the American
States. IT., p.onch
pape!s give an account OF no'ini uls"s'ei
which overlook detachment Of The French ar.
my in the province OF Constantine In Inc md isl
of a large plain The column was overlaNen oy
a heavy fall OF snow which continued Two DAYS
ia which the poor fellows were oolgeu 70 Oh
vonac Some of them not having tasted food Tor
,wo fell victim, to the severity OF The weather.
By the CALAMITY; more than 100 lives it was said,
! have been lost.
ALTERATION OF DUTIES ON AMERI-
CAN PRODUCE.
Our American readers will find, on refer
ence 10 another column, tina, the British Minis
lry propose 10 make important reductions on
many OF the articles exported from America TO
England. Wehope 10 see similar spirit mani
tested by the Cabinet at Washington. The al
| terations comprise