Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
RICHMOND, MORNING, NOVEMBER 3D. 1919.

be with orr old enemy and VIC shall oyllv sire her give the
Car and all his allies that same sound tishins 'hcy most
richly deserve England and Turkey, with Hungary alpail-
ed but unshued together with without the neutral aid
of incidental France would kindr such flame in Eastern
Europe that the Musrovi'c would find even siberian VIII
ter refreshing relief from the ieryor of their visitation
'ln the OF Nicaragua we can hardly anticipate Sc
ous difficulty though apparent that events por'cnd an
issue Tie approach Of tho session Of Congress VIII al
feet this subject cNtcn and the question III peace
trouble I'VE wont war may :nrn upon t' prudence
and patriotism Of the representatives OF the people III mat
BODY"
The manner of Mr. Ryes reception however is not such
induce very pleasnrabe feelings The pa' ol those
who sent him. and is indeed lar from being gracious tic
was made understand By Louis Napoleon thai his rerfP
lion was an indulgence which The American Government had
not descrved-bu that the dandy President would condo
scend 10 bestow this special favor on the representative 81
the United States. As the " York Evening Post rcnfSs:
sit strikes that il on entering negh' mouse
is received with kick il matters very little whether e Is
kicked i'm or kicked out Mr. Riycs Is in, We must aow,
bu satisfaction Al this contamination Is asii y.
dashed by learning that he has been kicked In our "
vernment says the President OF France TO the American
Minister has behaved in very scuryy manner ana we're
10 serve right should send you back a. the Iap,
that appointed YOU back Mr. Poussin generously
overlook the msbehavor however 81 inr as to receive H"
You NAV enter the duties al your ministry MI R'cS
is not the man take any exceptions 10 an equv"c1 wei
come of this sort or insist that il he be recognised NJ all
the representative Of the United States Inc
should be put the ground OF right, and moi "i special
grace He happy being received at all 10 'aAc any
offence the or TO complain oil beng sh''o" -
he enters the diplomatic circle
His political opinions such as Ia maze nm acc,pa-
HE 10 government which holds the rights OF the people 50
cheap as that of France and if he bears with due 'atlenc,
the nci,ty of his reception, he WILL no doubt become SIM
more fayorite Some of the Wing prints have been 'ery
severe on poor Mr. Walsh, Consul n Paris on account
of his not being sufficiently American IN his political
views. The friends Of the administration when appointed
Mr Rycs should have been silent this point Tor Ar Ses
is if possible still less OF an American than Mr Walsh
We do not suppose that he news of the ungrac!os in'i
,;,hN gi,.a has p,ur iypl
able 10 our cabinet al Washington bur what can be done :
The minister has been received after good deal oil delay
and probably after good deal OF solicitation and cannot Dc
recalled The President OF France can hardly DC required 10
eIrac, the offensive employed after The manner of
De Tocqucvlc's demand Mr. Clayton II IS one OF those
insults which an extremely awkward management o ilp
oafc controversy has brought upon our government ana
for which there 10 be 10 redress.
s. The last that the Car doubtless
owing To the INDIGESTION doubledeang Of Napo'onl has
substantially sllcccedeG in his infamous end.