Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30

| All,
| ;st The formation of new counties. lhey a'so P'S'
r,m, the clause prohibiting lotteries in this State
r. r. 1,no,cn Esd, Editor OF the Mobile Advertiser "'"
,ccp nominated By Convention as 'lc o"t'"
G,r c,nur,ss from that district
THE CUBAN INVASION.
Tho Havana G1ceia, Of tho 7h instant p"'is'ts '' ~
,,,i,, Jaca,ncnt, which il is " authoiH'd +" Co. "
>, ,h ri,icul. which lis pcrus must excite
lai' '' Latter Of Lopez 10 the insureconary chiefs
'' a. revelation Of the Intellectual abilities oil IN"
calls himself chief Of the piratical expedition ana
,.s an which lie counts 10 achieve his OBJECTS,
r Ia ,roooscs any thing than to sack sohlc de-
- ~ be did Cardcnas last year. The cSpedI-
:: w ,nneers was To have been put on loot several
49," since From present indications, particularly the
.i force OF U. $. vessels cruising on the MAN, the
eypedition seems to be indefinitely posi- ponea
INSTRUCTIONS.
OF the island between havana
Tt and perhaps before days from date an An'efI-
anu ~.l with strong expedition will likewise land cx-
o ouI north of the TueHa de Abcjo At any point
!hina should be prepared III the Island 50 that on The
@ - nv Ianiing the cry (gro) of independence may b
d in The greatest numbers Of iulns possible The par
,in in arm. will abandon the line IRON iiaOanD anu
IT,, =, Cane San Antonio except in OF we'll loun-
d f,r m attack In that they may divide, and after
[ conccnra,r the American forces, if they shall
re- rvcd or in the inaccessible positions offered by the
onn,nns from Mannntales 10 the Cape where they may
avail ihnsc forces and at the same time distract the aen-
,; 81 ,ho government which wish ~ destroy. Daring
with well mounted SCOUTING parties deceive
fh enemy Without leaving the vIciay Of the capital which
would rebound greatly to the benefit Of Tie general
of operations. :, -, a., ,,.. 80 a H. ,o,-,a, ,h
centre thus concentrating the forces and raising the towns
which may have pronounced in the shortest time poss
If IN. ratification which has been indicated be
counted ON or it, by daring coup de main during the
fusion and disorder produced by the Of my landing any
other strong point be captured everything Will be finish
ind tho mn SET
would be lu death blow dcspotism throughout the island
Tbe shond be done at Havana or at sone similar place.
in which case all that is be done will be yielded the d.
rcction who may be considered most hi and
Der among those who ready 10 sacrifice themselves Tor
the liberty OF The country this person being assured that
neither the said American General myself will lose sight
of him for single instant. IT. however, nothing of this
character be effected then as many Of the Havana eo
pe as wish part in the glory Of realizing the
prise may make prior agreement among themselves and
designating proper point o re union towards the centre
the Island where they should assemble and afterwards march
towards where they may be OF meeting Ii will be
of service them not 10 forget the great number Of horses
o hire which always standing ready in the stable
In order to facilitate and all this il necessary
take render the railways useless by burning,
better STILL BY blowing the bridges AT every point where
there may be pronunciamtntO the person The head Of it
shall take possession Of the public funds in order to form
basis credit and they shall be employed in mounting
aming and maintaining the forces which may be raised
and in eyng the other expenses OF the SERVICE every
thing taken from individuals must be paid Tor either with
money or with paper, the representative of money.
1t unnecessary state the advantages of proceeding in
such manner secure the adhesion OF the greatest
number possible of the Spanish soldiers and citizens Much
pains should be taken communicate with through pro-
per persons and parties marching TO Join should BE-
full TO give me prior notice OF their approach
The people Of the ua dc Ada9 should take grca. care 10
watch their north in order receive the American
s''''1' ''''' -','0'' NARcIso LOPEZ.
New Orleans, Nov. g, 1850.
! THE EGALlTAlRES.-Unt this name French colo
ny is being organized in Tazcwe county, Virginia The
Winchester Eirgnian says
"They arc the present age what the Huguenots
the Catholics in tho time OF the lnquisilion what the Cath
oics 10 the Jewish hierarchy what in their turn the
Jews 10 The heather.
"Thc Egatnrcs occupy themselves with the practical
alone They pay jointly and Individually attention 10 the
useful scences-such medicine philosophy mathematics
history physics and chemistry. Their colony will embrace
less Than three thousand families in After pay
ing all expenses they will add the productive circulation
no less than S97 $4,000 per year.
"The Egaitares support useless profession. Their
products are in common; their expenses in ;
they live in Their fundamental principle is equal
ity in labor and in income They now desire loan OF
100000 divided into 10000 shares. Each share OF 50 will
realize return of over s221 between 1915 and l'''
To the Editors Of the Enquirer: ,..,- ~,
The President of the United States, with Mr. Graham
Secretary Of the Navy arrived in this city yesterday morn
visi, The of New York Politically, neither OF the
above gentlemen is well satisfied some VI neir
friends had formed ticket for the next Presidency OF W.T.
Workers. said lurkey once TO hen all the approha-
lion and applause Of the people Of that State being bestow
ed upon Mr. Webster Qnc appropos Mir "cbsers son got
ndsposed and some excuse being than the
President and his Secretary in haste there
urgent business that required their attention in Washington
Of consequence the country, than 10 have the APP
pausc OF Mr. W. sauting thcm at all the stations and cross
roads they passed 1t is thought they acted wisely And
as Mr. Webster takes step backward" they will find
him ugly customer II any gentleman i'll the Wing ranks
attempt 10 intercept him, in his effort To gain the inside
man. Mr. Webster deserves well of his fow.ci,izcns Du
making him President, that is entirely different question,
and one that we leave 10 the nominating conventions 10 de-
eide upon Judge Dough- OF Illinois, appears excite the
fears Of the Wing editors OF late The Judge is awful
hand bounding, and may be- who knowsl but in fyteo
he NAV make leap that will far exceed the he made,
when his elcconeering in Illinois, for in Con-
gress few years ago. But of hn it il not for TO
determine The nominee be first known before spccu
laon should be INDUCED in on this subject IL is only
mentioned because the Judge is so often referred 10 Of ae
i by the Wings.
\ When the rest of the Cabinet return Washington
Mr. Corwn will take trip Ohio. te has no particular
aspiration just this time, for the Presidency yet
you from the billing and cooling, that the day is not far
ahead when such circumstance may take place Ohio will
press his claim at distant day. and the object Of his
enpaed visit will be in the columns OF the Cncinna
ii papers before the meeting of Congress. Mr. Marshall
of Kentucky in his letter. comes boldly for Mr. Clay
and after him Mr. Fillmore In will he support &C.
neral Scott unless his opinions fully known the slave
~ question The WING gentlemen have quite number OF
persons named for the Presidency and it will be hard the
democracy cannot find two that will be able 10 COM
pete with them for the prize
Its with regret perceive that Convention was At
again Thursday had hopes that the basis question
was disposed of finally But it doomed TO
Disappointment Many OF the members want the con-
suton for the State large made suit their
cua districts losing sight of the great State questions
and bending all their energies 10 petty localities for ns,ruc-
tons TO em5aasS the Convention and bring dscredt the
advocates Of reform. This is he regretted but ii persist
ed in the motion promised by Mr. Floyd should be pressed
upon The Convention and adjournment take place for six
or eight months. We think Mr.. Denealc in his
position in ascrbing The delay the Eastern members We
did not think before the compromise vote but from the
action OF the Convention SINCE and the bubble for conquest
that many members of the Convention have entirely aban-
doned the protection and interest of the State large and
confined themselves TO their pen up Utica. Gentle
men, you should not do be comprehensive in your
views; let your light shine that il will lume the whole
OF Virginia. covering the oyster banks of Accomac well
the coal banks OF Marshall and of Wood Even nca de-
scendan of the great and noble JEFFERSON whose
mind was as vast as the world is wde is looking for his
ton for the future in the Convention instructions from
TWO militia battaions in bcmarle county. If these local
militia opinions are TO be presented the Convention and
in that body 10 be controlled in that manner the
sooner Mr. Foyds motion, with Mr. Fergusons amendment,
passes the better for the honor of the and
| the people. Your ob't serv't JACOB FAITHFUL, in.