Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-09

anu the other presses followed The example anu
vied and rdcacd, and caca.u.cd Meetings were u. ~ III
London in which il was recommended 10 a;'!i ~! 's''
from The Southern States 10 social intercourse wa" 't,'
but freely 10 invite their houses their f rc c2oe oe'
Their in parliament would lrayc out 81 hciE
way in their speeches make unkrd alnonS to ic tAs-
cncc slavery here and there daily be seen III the
Crystal Palace, fair skinned English women ara" III ann
with negro nen and well dressed Engishmen cscnhs me-
gro women and their avorite promenade seemed 10 o. IN
the American portion of the exhibition. Ii some Z" Us M M
disnant nj receiving such treatment instead o re
10 which VIC were entitled, il should create no sutLMe
and eTquiring into the meaning Of all his VIC were coy
told that freedom OF speech and OF the press, were ~ Oh
right OF EngsiTen and that these outpourngs wee ohg
manifestations OF their horror OF slavery Eni II Ected
strange 10 some OF us, that ngslncns horror =" slavery
should have snch rtcen. origin and that il was !iea 10
the existence OF African slavery in The United STATES ",eh
existed much Of slavery black and white in other
parts of the wo:li. But the solution easy, Wien we
connected these demonstrations with the existing state o
things in this country and the fact that o2eny :o"'
Cd in LONDON that owing the number os San@"rS Gfawh
there by the exhibition il the proper time 10 aga'c INC
abolition OF slavery The United States by all Tcns In 'gr
power; and when witnessed the great nun! oi ah''
onsrs from the Uritcd States, then LONDON, tie
eNu!taOn displayed every where the approach! as
inc Inc LnsHsh anu lhe A'neFicon an'iohlSs supscn % m
dissolution OF the American Union, there could remain 10
doubt OF The design Of these Gcnonstrainns ana ia .ty
had their origin not in any special sympathy nir 0t rt
brethren, they call Them, from iix,d and dciIrmEcd
hostility the United States Ii is true thar t"r ,'HS
coerlcs headed b. distinguished Duiccs and ''er
old women VINO have passed the ri snnn@ ana Wi"
forgetting that charity sh.uli begin home AMI who daily
before their dous obacis sufficient exhaust all 'htir
stock of hencvorncc think that they render Cod s"r-
vice by extending their Syinpaics 10 their black oe'cn
un this side Of the Atlantic
The Engi$I cannot forget that this country on'c belonged
TO them aud that we their rivals a"' 'hy rF'e'e
ha II our ratio oi Increase Is Continued tor Ht -"
shall be greatly tic.r superior all the c' aus W ha-
ona power and that her decaLcncc is then inevitable, and
that she then longer indulge the boast, tti Bii"!n
rules The Waves Bu, there other {" hostility,
deeply seated in the hearts Il" the English arstucracy ani
ruling classes arising from The fact, That he American
Union continues for length Of time, t:c sf: poi'!ca
problem Of mans ability for self government viii have been
solved and The fact established before The wor! thai irtc IN
slituons the best calculated - develop III" faculties -"
the mind and 10 advance he knowledge and prosperity anu
happiness Of the pcopc and they lrcsce the n"riate IN
ucncc Of The example upon The rest "i nanhl. ana aat
consequence they Will have iu descend from icir proud
cninencc and become merged with the masses; anh crc
their hostility the United States and il Institutions md
their anxious desire for The disruption Of tc tH,n The
sentiment, Gnda est CarLdo Xcd IN The
Roman mind, than The sentiment, regards inc TIM
States is fixed in the hearts Of the English h" there Is
this difference, the English accomplish i.l object
by open war; Rome did with Carthage. We ait equal /"
the British in numbers, ard il is in srn "i vain
boasng say that in battle whether upon The hIi or
the water, We are their equals "S; but me h'i'lsh
cannot 60 with Wonderful has been the
financial elasticity ol thai nation, there Is point at
tension beyond which ii cannot 10 Inc PRESENT
depressed condition of The farming Interest," "nd ta icf ha
owing the very great increase aGJ high PERFECTION ot ihc
manufactures Of continental Eorc rivalry has been
ted extent thai with the low priced auicr labor
British manufacturers hardly ieaH@ rcn!aia!!n@ pro.
m and in order IL enable 'ncr 10 pay ;h. inceSt OF tei'
national debt, and the heavy expense. uI hcr government,
taxation TO the highes! point that can b: 1ne Il Nv
resottcd And they encounter, therefore, The at
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they could iere is ds;icccd Ireland ard some OF her
colonies ready for revolt, wien II" opportunity oilers
And this is all: she Go without the markets. OF The
United for her manufactures; and ID b. deprived two
years of the cotton OF the United States would stop hc
mills and produce bankruptcy, not revolution 1t
is this state OF things that prevented her from gong To war
United States upon several OCCASIONS but
she carrying inSldlnuS U another El6 She
hopcs 10 divide and ruin us and that end her press,
duc.cd with extraordinary ability, her pa!i.c,ce!s and or
in and Of Parliament keep Up constant dcnaDc
alton al American institutions and especially at THIS time 0
that of svcry the presses OF thai county cater Tor the
oi their readers and their orators Speak Tor iuncno
is pracsed here Meetings constantly held al Exeter
Hall and other places filled with the ab'!onsIs ol that
country and of this, dcvsns the means at much Tor the
emancipation Of the slaves o the SOUTH 10 cause dsFup.
on of the Union; and this will explain the recent remabir
but pregnant incident, that member OF tie British Pala
mcnt distinguished for his dccaatory talents, at tine
when Great Britain was aeitatcd by one OF tMc most excl
ting and important measures that has arisen in lia nc.
iur many years. he apa aggression as they term IL left his
post there visit this county, and play the part OF an aoo
tionist anlator because believed that the Tor his
internlcddlng peculiarly auspcous-and whenever The
history of the rise and progress OF abc0nlSn IL The United
States shall be investigated II Will be traced o London;
there the oil is furnished feed ls flames; from
thence ncendiarics sent 10 fan them. And not content
with operating in that in the North her AGENTS sent
the South, advocate by the promise of pOcc-
on and free trade. have never, my friends, Tor a moment
icsparcd OF the Union aud am noble State the
last in which lis flag will b. hauled down. but tie remarkable
state OF things that saw in England, led enquire int"
the best calculated harmony
country; and without prc:cnsions 10 craftsmanship upt-
cr sagacity 10 my mind the remedy Or the ills o the
South is simple clear, cicc;ual and easily accomplished
The maxms Of wscs statesmrn-tlat people should
sell their products where they tic highest pccs-buy
what they where they buy cheapes-ave
been pracccd by the people Of the South and they have SUI
feed The SPECTATORS Of New York. and Boston and Liverpool
10 do for le that which they ought 10 do fJ. themselves The
cotton of the South finds its way 10 New York or
Boston, from thence is sent 10 Liverpool, and from
thence is distributed Great BrI and the oas Of
the Continent ot Europc and Is often subjected t" forced
sales by the brokers o: Liverpool lhc advaucenents
made upon it. The freight insurance, mercantile profits
losses upon forced sales brokers commissions addition
from
ent from England the Connrnt Of which tails upon
the planter Then comes the supplies of The South obtained
in the circuitous and costly Ey this process
the planters get much less FOR their cotton than they might
GET and pay much for their supplies Than they ought
The Industrial Exhibition at London has established the
fact, already advercd 10 by ta. aere Is article
consumed BY South that be obtained from The
continental nations I" Europe, upon equal or better icIs
than they be obtained from EngaE Tie people oi the
South either do perceive this, cy alc destitute oi
Common energy They have brought themselves the con-
dpn Of being merely managers nvers:crs Of their OWE
estates for the benefit Of the Norru:n SPECTATORS and
ctns and feeling this 10 be their sut!on they erroneous
Is attribute * 10 the action Of the Feeral G5vernment in
stead of their OF fOrGsigh c1cr!y Let any
one with tie statistics o Southern before him. make IN,
ejaculation III the savings that woui >u; from dire trade
OF South Of heir exports aa imports and they vii! ind
TO amount annually 10 many millions o dollars: and this saw
ing would rcns;ac the South in !hc position for which
designed ii, and give 20 il potential inisncc III TN
Union all gul purposes And although lanacisin Tor
time may override self interest, the latter principle, lw
of nature, would regain srcraancy and the
Northern people, finding that the Son had loose rom
and independent Of them anu hat capital Goa
sequence flowing 10 the South scIn,ccst would soon
conpsl them 70 solicit share the rich trade o: the South
and their abooUism would he forgotten For irtioui IN,
trade Of tie South he Northern States roud rcrogaGc into
their primitive porcri. THIS my sccd and firm convic
ton. But the question may BE- ASH ;outis carry
on il direct outward and inward trade without capital?
answer, II she had the energy he d" it whon,
capital if she have The will SHE can oatrn any required
anonnt o' capital Immediately ar. easy rates.
Ny visit Europe, short as Il cna5.cd coH'ni-
nicac Intelligent persons Intimately connected WIFE
the cGlamcrca and monetary transactions ni the continent
and surprised 10 discover that ;hev s.Goa perfect
ly the condition Of nihirs in the U:!!c States and that TIC
rich prize d The Southern trade with proper cyerans iIs'
be Holland, FROM he! position: camn,n!ing the rad.
OF The Baltic, and the Rhine and close connection WIN
the countries OF Eurorc in which great staples of CT
ton, rice and tobacco are CONSUMED used and win SUI"
plus capital exceeding every other naon and which nave
the authority OF those VINO have speak upon 't
subject she is anxious 10 invest the United a'IsS
ready to make advance upon our su-
pies shipped there and the ~ integrity of her merchants
besides their interest will De guaray 10 the planters maj