Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
THE ENQUIRER
RICHMOND. VA
Friday Morning. June 70, 1915

Friday Morning. June 10, 1916.
The National Inrelligencer admits NJ.
Oregon Treaty gives US more than was r.e.
tered before by Great Britain. Undsl Tie c--.-
ton OF The Notice" this imporrau, mes>u,r4-.
been bropeh, TO successful Issue s~sr,..
peace and establishing territorial r;shs. oi..
we have no doubt, will be accrGatr i lte..
ton The Wings claim all the cre-i sf,7-S..
male. While We are wiling u c.rrc-, II.
praise 10 he Senate for carrying CIT m, IS.
believed 10 be the wishes OF The coui.,y .....-
lioning treaty on better terms than ue.c -.
'enceTed, We are more Than ever sa'l,d.t &.
these better terms were mainly induce
Presidents policy Of giving The "Nolic..'
The lnleieencer, abiding 10 The hrayY \;
rity Of lhitty-three, by which "ihe adyuca.,
low duties" succeeded, on Monday, in scrir. !,
The bill for reducing The Tariff SAYS:
with desperate courage they raIici ~,
whole orce, and mustered 80 niu l. sroase- h..
we mad supposed. that, were W Is; rafnrr ir-.
ned 10 DC Suspicious which W nm; 4. Is
Eot-we might suppose hat there ~. : IN ~.
I deistandins, N reference IL ne 0reo,n. .y->,.
u
/ GrtM BfHasn II regard tufhe rpti hws,.tft i. ..
Gary, IN manufacturers II NE Urfea Sf.f,.s..
/ 70 te shipped OF the protection vhc ne d..
have heretofore afforded hem and ,hc pr.~ire..
| q Domestic Industry 10 BE- discouraged - |.
Of those Of foreign workshops"
Though the lneligencer processes 70; 10 n.
ieve in the understanding, il evid nils Inn.
the existence OF such a Compact. This dcllr-
~ was starred some lime ago BY he Whis r..,.
some OF whom avowed that hey would "a
have war for Oregon, rhan the destruction n +.
Tariff Of 1872. /, was .eiri~d Il the time 4,
not title u evidence exists a. present d eI..
color 10 he :uppo>ilion. The Oregon qae. 4
has been settled, 10 maintain peace te;Ncsu ,ws
nations hose interest, are 50 closely ai'.a-
The Tariff will We have every condicrce. p
modified, hecanse il is eminenlly proper AMI II,
10 our own citizens, and is proper response
the liberal iree-trade movements in Englanl.-
We doubt not, ha. the adjustment Of the Oregon
question will have, as il ought material uii1.
ence upon the modification OF our Tariff B1.
no one can believe that there has been the slis!.
est understanding on The suhJecl between lheiUo
Governments.
The Intelligencer prelends not 10 be seriously
alarmed at the movement on Monda:-tut Z.
article bc;rays il-concealed zeal ior ~ a.e \.
the Tariff Of 1912. II is evident nat many 3,
the Wing press have hut lite HOPE d ssyifg
their darling restrictive system fem liz yfaria.
| knife OF reform.
If ever man had cause to feel the truth q
the adage, "Save me from my friends" i, is NJ.
jor General Scott. But for their whispers s
suspicion against the Administration, the Il
position IN which The General is placed, mig
have been avoided. The Wing press, TOO,
their blind and Wanting asscrticus, that The ~.
ministration had wiopgrd General Scot, have
made matters much worse. One oiihc mo>r ia.
morous agains. The President, the .Albary Exon.
ing Journal, has seen Tie error q is ways en-.
has the firmness 10 DO justice 10 ,hc nnscec-
This is its comment on The correspondence
"ThE PRESIDENT AND Gen. ScoTr.-Th-co-.
respondence between Gen. Scott and tn u
Department. which We publish to-day ", 4
tract general attention. But that We have enc,
currency 10 rumors Of injustice, on The par,
the Administration towards Gen. Scott, this e..
respondence should go forth withou, remark ~
II is due 10 justice and 10 fairness, that We >hout
confess our inability, upon a careful peru,al q
the correspondence, 10 discover any w-lIicrnttl
cause Of complaint against The President II.
deed, Gen. Scott virtually admits thai lrs yc'y
grave charges were based upon bis appfebensior'
and suspicious"
Fifty nine cates have ju,t graduate: I, r
Military School at West Point We see 4 81.
lowing from Virginia Clarendon ] l.. VIZ
Thomas J. Jackson Hamilton L. Shields. i
liam Ii. Tyler, ana Thomas Easeley. :-ee.
ofihe graduates are set down as "La.ce,' n.aa.
ing the appointments made b. the Piesiten'-
Among them is Archibald 3. Bolts, VINO vc u.
ders.and, is son Of Mr.. John NJ. Bots.
Fran Tie Baltimore amerieon J',uc L.
LATEST FROM RIO DE JASEiKo-
The barqne Here arrived al HIS roft ye>etcsf
from Rio dc Jancro. brings dates isw cs-f
later than before received. Tnc following :> :.
exltact 81 letter dalci
RIo DE JASEiao, April ., ;>'d
Since our last there has teen yery apr E,
in Flour. The Stock in al hands i esias,.ts,
$4,000 barrels. There is no demand Ii o.r-
sumption or export, and We haze ihee. e 2.
sales 10 report. Holders are firm supgo.i, tt
after The month OF March shpmen', w =
and a small cargo would go of by retail 2 =
Sc So. Richmond is held al 2ca 81, u +
AZ 49, Columbia o.. Small sales Nigh Z
made by reducing the price SEQ 10 900 Is.I"
bauel.
Our advices from Montevi leo are 10 the !.
instant and Of a most unpleasant charac'el.-
The town Of AIoneyidco had been toi SOM .ais
in possession OF the black ,root :, who he! i.
voted The Government was b oxen ~ *
Ministers having resigned on Inc demand n '''
troops. Subsequently, tranquility hat ten =
stored, and temporary government es,sb.is''.
Exrac! Of letter dated
MosTEyIDgo, oh Apt! l''9
For The last four or FIVE days matters tes t-E
been in complete confusion. a par q "e ~
dicrs require the landing OF Cen Rigefa, ~
since hlI arrival has been on board lhr >'a 81
Corvette, and The English and French A.fise,
have refused to acceae TO il. On Inc 2 -
, body Of the Basqne Troops attacked Tie li;s :
the Captain Of the Port and Res3uarto an o.
tirely destroyed hoh not leaving eyer ~in.s'
shutter A II The documents and partIs "e'e s.
Their torn or thrown into the yiver--lhe ca7i@W :
the Port, Col. EsIivao, and three Of .ou' oi'-s'
were killed in The attack.
The President and other o!iccrs c:.le Gore
ment took refuge nj the house q! ne ~
Minister. The Minister ior Foreign Aiais
rfslen'd, anc Inc Minister q Ndl "a
board some v,sse', as well as fa-!eco
late Commander-in-C Chief. Serera! person
. been killed in the streets by the Rlacs CO.,
who have beer parading abou,ha drums L..
however, is now put stop 10, as they have
sent 10 the Lines, and will not be allowei 70 g..
. 10 again, armed. Sailors have been ibl, ~
ing landed from the English men ofuaf 2 r. r.
the guns at the batteries, and We presume W.
, gish troops and marines will be enabled =
store order. an 10
The Custom House has been closed 81 80. =
lime. Unde. Ibis stale OF things nothing 90 -,
done, nor do We think any Transactions ",
pacc until il is what course affair "
, All the houses Of the Foreign Astn', az j..
suls are projected BY guards OF mafine' '''''
: vessels OF their different nations.
General Rivera landed last night, an4 "
sumo order will be now restored.
In thirty days the Government Of iSs ~.
States, il compelled 10 meet an emergshe! 1T.
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