Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

:, ;,,,., ,rnGrss to believe t'issoiuuoh i" u.s.
,n? h c.sc they trust to inc lea' " fear have taken
"" f,,d d,Irsion that cuwadlce ano l'' 10 49,; ~
ln', 49, - I. =; lie l,nd OF Washington ""' 'ia'
,rIsrn We can ca;;cai,r 81 10 o''.'. ~ 49,; ,l.i is
predicate the ;'posai1ii'! "a U.s.
beneath contempt. ho onpion that their inter-
$50. n,i srl:- muck less detrimcnt rom shcl ~,
those Of tie NORTH M Rmt The paramount interests
- " ind he interests Of the greatest maehilens e IL.
J n xrnnrs the yindication o inclr sesr VI Iis', m
o'r f honor and liberty itself, constrain all NATIONS
p'eaci' . " and will consain the South, sooner or
,n- ~ ,csis Northern agercssons III coh't""Gal a.
h.ya,d II Is the interest," IN Tue aos'iaes, ~ a., n,b
o And yet, forever in some country Ut o'Ac
w" Tts Iva that the dissolution of the Union IS an mp0Ss
biIv is desperate lnTen'ton 70 h, hm, hnss nena
u.a.p net incur 1t is presumplrous effort 10 con-
I'll rom ,naticism The dark deep gull towards winch II 10
drifting. -So..--
rycI,SplS AMERICA-lNTEEESTlNG poIoMLHls'
The New York Tribune says that lefe are ~ INC pos's
rr.o,c gentleman of Washington some twenty vo-
umes OF manuscripts, purchased al an au'" '' ~ Wv
nn rcs which contain comprehensive history OF Eng
'.''' with reference TO Spanish America inclu
49,; io ot both the Northern and Southern halves Of
49, C,;,on, and the Spanish West Indies Most nstruc-
~ ious and rich are the developments OF political mo-
, n rriva,e instructions the Commandments and Ad-
i having charge of the English forces stationed on this
do If the water ostensby 10 guard the Coohes OUT IN
,,v 70 look GU, for the growth of the British domlnlons
as occasion might olicr
=, ,-so n1oposon made 10 the then premier, the
Dto ~ New Castle by Col j. Hamilton to take Cnba-an
s;,on REPRESENTED be of immense value ano inpor'
ncc-wh lille expense to England lie proposed 10 raise
n Thousand troops the Colonies 10 be suoslsea oy mem
,o, The reouison OF the Home Government; and with
,bo mid of Two men-owar 10 be sent from England, he
onuh the hing could easily be done The troops were 10
a, Masnzas then an unprotected port and march upon
Havana The men owar appear al Inc same Time IN
rive h,rbor of Havana Being thus beseged by sea ana land
the Spanish could easily be starved out should an eo 70
take the city BY storm prove failure just at The tme ms
nroposi,ion was made, England was negotiating treaty
i,b Spain but the plan to put all the blame upon Inc
c,ics The scheme fell through at the time but thirty
after il was carried precisely as Indicated and Jour
e.n millions of specie taken from the Cuban lreas
~ spain obtained treaty uterward and got the Island
back but not the money
The inrrues Of the English Government to obtain possess
In, NJ rho slhmus and other portions OF Central America
prcsent history of great interest Two AdmiTas were
continually employed Ia Chaed in this business We
understand that portions of these documents are being pre-
nare for publication The book will be interesting in ma
nv points pf view particularly showing what catspaw
Encland once made Of her American Colonies.