Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

Il "'' '>' WAsnlSoroS, SEPT. II, ISL.
The renders of the Enquirer have had great treat in Tue
pcrnsa Of the remarks OF Judge r. 8 DUNCAN OF Soy
rnuntv Va who details his experience nf things, us ey
occurred in his visit 10 the great Far at London J"nS
Duncan being one Of The Commissioners from The Od 10
nnion and Of The Jurors OF Inspection ana ~ n
from the United States had full and free opportunity 10
dc his aptitude in drawing conclusions of The o.
rct of the fair and of results 10 the English nation
There can be no question but the finances Of the crown
w he somewhat benefited by the income from the Fur
and also that the English nation may be somewhat Ho
ed BY the introduction Of the free principles OF the In
States in many their social assemblies On the SUIT
of nde The Judge is free DECLARE and reasons ndduceu
concusively that point tina! the british Gorerhmcn -
Jealous Of rising greatness as nation; ana hence M
continued demonstrations against the institutions OF shaver!
hv their sending emissaries this country 10 Join the DE-
wards Giddingss and Garrisons here to stir up s'e De-
tween The States o-,,,, ,i,,o-s a,e
maid nv the British Government; this opinion have lohs
entertained and, since have read Inc adnraoe letter VI
Judge Duncan that opinion IL confirmed ana lhe teao
m Ills lavish use of British gold the craven eartei apo
lons;s Of this country is manifest in the policy III hrhs
s,aesmen for their main object is Jealousy and desire u
cmburrass the rising glory Of this might Tsp"1eI
Our destiny is onward and British cupdlty VIII
| NOT be able TO check our advances as a nation
The whole letter Of The Judge is so admirably drawn
that hope the press oil me ota'e WIN give INC sa'
an extensive circulation and that paper friendly 10 ad
direct will hesitate TO press that portion of the letter home
70 the interest of the whole South The Judge gives sece
ders little advice which is quite apr"pGs but as nm
now stand with Gen. Quilman in the back ground and Sen
uor Rhe no where" presume that that Dug bear ma
| nretty nearly exploded We hope So truly.
Ncssrs Editors the Cuba invasion has terminated dlsas
,ron.ly: and poor Lopez and his followers have beer
duned into This nrasio the story runs by the cunnin
tyranny Of the Spanish officers with the co9nlzance oi IN
anoin General nl Cuba the tyrant Concha, who in inr
murdered Cri,tenden ard his iittyonc associates, unde
false pr'cnses Of aid and support II they lrould MAKE de
mnnsarion upon Cuba, but must not come with lafG
force do not profess 10 know much, IN reference To VIVA
il termed the "av oil naons;" do wish 10 Know,
surh principles are admitted correct by legitimate @0rsrn
n.u,s This government established on broad prnc
niles of Justice and that principle is Predominant in vas
majority of people; and our law ana usage permit Us
receive aid in nur weakness and give aid IN our streE
| n ,hc onprcsscd of the world when 1t is in uu
mower or the same is solicited at our hands, but our PEG
nj. must not be entrappe be shot down like sheep IN W
| SHAMELESS do think there is any law 10 JUSTLY IN
| Summaries condnct, whether of "naons or localities
therefore if Mr. Fillmore does right this matter we sa
ro uorn Cunurcss soon assemble 70 settle this question
r the wholesale murder of misguided and deceived GU
zens We ure told that President is begging for mere
Of Conchn spare the present prisoners ana 'h' q" W!
listen the President, have no DOUBT our way! mas PEI
formed GOOD service Spanish tyranny under The orders
Secretary Graham and il is nothing more than eciproc
of feeling that Concha should the prisoners wcn M
mercy is appcacd 10 the President OF The United States
Congress must give this Cuba business thorough nVcS.a
ton and let the nation be fully informed oil all lhe aes
pertaining the murder OF our eltlZens
T. HAYNES ESQ now Register Of the treasury IS can
diatc Iur Judge in Chester county, Pa lie IS hhey 10
elected and if So we expect lie will make as good Jug
as he is ,os He is considered the best lyric writer oil IN
age-his poetry neither having rhyme OF ieaso" " ''''
The Post Master General MIR. Hail. is spoken OF as lKe
TO succeed Judge Woodbury.. This would be falling oil
uIv If man of talents is wanted do, for Heavens sake
not selcc, Mr. II. There nre plenty OF Eastern wings INA
would do some credit the Supreme Court but to seec
Mr. H. would induce TO believe that the PRESIDENT is Ger
''''"' l''' Yours JACOB FAITHFUL JR.