Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28

| least title; and we even more ~ M lace which
400, rho Irf,,.al of every act CT siaee G,t.
NAV be e.anred in favor OF The liee.y ,hem
Governments, we repeat, have pe" .sree.
sacred obligations in Consequence sacred
meuts and for mutual prrhl; out w w.
obligations also exist between 'hc snd more
and the people, A,c there 10 erea'cll S.sa Go.
stringent Obligations on The Pai' W ars there
yerDmenis towards civilized people, lien n nj
no obligations also between feoPie, ut. 4 in
The same civilization, reIghools' iu' , a.s al.
interests; people, who almost form ou I'D happy
though fate has mnde The one free !, 0"N
and The otter unhappy and ensaVea, c.rrird
A Righteousness i'll UNDERSTOOD 80 80 com-
TO an extreme in the fulhlmeni Oh 'po'. =. ooce
poets between Governments, uePr'e '.;.;,ion OF
already OF liberty in 1870 Tine acqu a"n Sa,al
tina, liberty" say some, might have ooen n
to the ycry same people VINO were deh:o'' ~ =,
| ill., We shall nc. ST. 10 rciute 50 :,:..ovLs
yngus an objection; but how many posi.i'e
how many real misfortunes have nesn IhV 'S ri.
OF ,ha, conduct. More than million ~ c ~.
can savages, imported into the islanu ~ r;hbe,s'
Instructions Of slaves, and lof'ul. 80 s new
and slaughter TO punish and su'dne .nJ" ruba
fei,er, added 10 those which oPpresscu Guua'
obituary aud cruel imprisonneh's, an,cncc.
unrelcning persccutions banishmeh.s' sen..m NC,
of death executions, all, al that mere - uoI,
contrary and repugnant to humanity! an u. -,
mi. where, and wh,7 Wheref At ihe very
ps,e, of The great American Conieoeracy
Which stands NJ the head Of the cIViiiAa.
linn Of The New World Why We are sileh'
abou, il, although the secret burns our near.
We canno, telieve that the faith ol 'led';s'
b,lweeu Governments is 10 be carried to the Po,"n'
Of obslicaely sacrificing cause, e,clh', ""a -
universal, to the interest Of period' ." y. =
traction. Lei us b. clcatr;-wc canno' 9s pe.
sua!td that treaties made between 'tic -! e, .,
States and Spain, tefure her colonies wei. ~
be emancipa;ed from metropolitan eua.u.a ia y..iI
ublige The cabinet oil Washington 10 &C. 90 %I"i
Gus part as that which the very 1dD'ne' "
Madrid would scl ia frustrating an exPse,ipn ~
Cuba should such project exist. ohou'u 'n'
eYertion Of the inrmer Cabinet be So gita'
would il moi lie said with sui;:ehs loEuud,'"
that The Government Of tic Republic ol 'he oai,
led States, is in America, what .he ooVefhi'eh'
OF the French Republic is in Europe, oecaase
The one kills The liberty of Rome, and The oshci
would kill he liberty of Cuba 2 ,,o.,
We repeat that W. are aware oil lhe sde'
and lawtulness Of the mutual obligations "h'ei
Goyernm mis- impose on each other by 'nei. urea
lies; but we also repeat that they nave lnei' Jus
limits which ough, not on any account be exceed
dent Taylor 10 maintain the honor OF the Amer
lean Government by opposing the infraclion o.
those compacs, il is also his duly. ard MOI lesS
imperious one 10 maintain that same nalioha
honor, By complying with what the Repuolicat
cause, the cause OF Justice amt he cause oil tiu
manly demaId OF The children Of Washington
who ought TO &c the champions Of them. VIVA
would The word cay, il The flag OF The stripes
and stars should b. huisicd against every STAND
ard oil lberiy2
Less provoked than we ale The American peo
pie rose against England, and On the fields o.
BunkeI's Hill Monmouth, Yorktown and others
gained goriously their Independence. We'll, we
ask, would moi The thirteen Colonies still ezi j
now instead Of lhe thirty States, il The BRUSH
| nation had found 4 strong and friendly nation
100 Jealous in keeping ccmfacls Of smi'y anc
peace2
Again and again We state that the certainty O.
an expedition 10 CUBA We d, not possess; hu'
whether Il be on fool or NOT whether II be rear
sed or frustrated, what is not 10 be- doubted Is
that The Cuban people 9sh and are determine,
10 be ireci lha, ii one attempt did fail Yesterday
another will be made tomorrow; that IL ,hal o
l64S was frustrated that Of 1850 will BE- realised
and il not within short time another, and tnt
| thousand more will follow each other more ar
denIly and in more quick succession, il sc are
| uniucky until We attain our object, which Is
hat Of being Tree
Finally, We as organs OF The people truly Gu
ban, invoke all the people and Goyemm"rs 81
tree America. We pre-ent our case he!o!;
| that Arsopasus o; The New Hnri, and wal: Iol
| lis judgment.
| We do act demand any lining which is not jnS'
unl lei our judges remember the days when 1ney
sail; f1rlh 10 the fight 10 conquer their liberty
and LEI them think that Now a-day We had our