Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23
To The Editors Of tie Enquirer.

WAsHISGTcS, JAN. ~. lsJ!.
am r"ioced that You pulis;,o, dcaaf in
part in the Enquer. ana gi"cn the views OF al these
Gentlemen in Congress- who feel disguised 10 stay III: i'll
enthusiasm thai has taken r-sc=-rn Of of pep
pie whenever ard kusnth has made lis apicsr-
ancc So Virginia delegation hive spoken l.
snSect OF the In'ervtn'ion policy, hst policy '! "us-
iuplun warned his cnun' heci catl:r!r
cur. Mr. McMulirn, IL t:n@ jdaca 10 the int:Is;y oi
Washington, a4.s II wiling c"netIr I'll t:st M
ciarcd by his irnts t r. knssuk IN rcsft - lis be
ing Of talents of genius, oi "iQaen': at! so'o'
liner;y must ~ permitted say, that hc lass been
guilty OF the gr"sscE' rcsnmr,'"m, IN Snt'ns =,
Indignation, every c-wsher o ms couy car say dme
Ne desire alliance whatever in Eur"i"nn "iiis. Me
have enough do to take care Oi our c"n interest ana lc
tn e.csis contncn and 81 tie ciizcns ri
.he Old prir!oa, and VINO uvcs an re%cres II: uc!or!
Of sirg on aud his surccgsra wi:! Thank The tcr
gates in Congress whu have >tnud up naHluy IA" ;hc
maintenance Of the policy Il Presidents by avoiding al.
with foreign nnons They have n'oIy done ihe;r
iuIy, and, the time hac i'll lac BAL NJ cr man.
" resistance pcrniciuus pr!ncipr that !! permit,
20 invade Congress- would as Judge Bayy uy says De.
srroy Union in less than twenty years. We, therefore,
ruce that far Congress - cdnccnco nce VIII De o."
intervention in European aats unless be In u;noding
defending the United S;aes in all her rights a. nov en-
i,vrd with The muti.imc world Gen Jackson that srraI
man. In speaking this SUBJECT In one Of his NJ ssogcs,
.avs on the foreign war questions III Europe:
Our wishes n Occasions. cur gOnd "li:es whcn
oured i'll he afforded promote the drr'"stict tranquility
md furren peace OF III! nations win %"n" we havs any
ne.course Any intervention in thrr a lrS iriher tan
his the expression OF an ocal opinion IS c"nr".
y - our PRINCIPLES CT na2nai policy ana w!l always D.
,soied.
Thus spoke the nero Of New Orleans but we have
many who for tahe heed ~ me aivicc ui
hat great captain flUweve they will eed his advice on
iccnn ana intervention will be- tempted for The present
,ans European powers We commend the remarks vi Mr
BococE and Gen. MIsor particularly 10 The good people OF c
d Dominion well a. whar m from judge Bhylv ana Aif.
Ncucn We cannot that exactly undcrsttd TIE On
ect of Mr. Meade who also spike ie orcnson HIS al
Siun or hint The slavery bearing Of The DEBATE threw US
ii; the track But Mr. N:hdc VIII dn ls ca'y as "th''
man, in The day ui tTlal.
II is noticed that Gov Johnson, thai short horse Vhol
the charlottesville Whss attenrct - str!ng-'a ny All
sorts of mpedmcnts Of internal iFprorem, soTitS ~ S
10 make him stumble The CentT route To Inc Sa hcS:
has been elected the first rerm Gore'""r ni cur glorious
ia Commonwealth hv 32 inal'ri'y George '" Sn''
ners instead Of O0l MS stated hy the unofficial rcurns
Well Messls Ediins this vii! do oF he h'st Uli asa we
rejoice now in the Col Johnson, more than cr T;
for since have his message we rceci: snts
IN the Victory the democratic party have N me sue
Gees of Johnson Leake and BucoE that noble ro h' as
senced Whggcry in Virginia, 80 far rs general eIre"n TO-
are concerned for The next quarter o century, ho e
longer, or | am much mistaken. ,,, ,,-. =.
aoody amount of business was done BY o0h ti"oses ~
Congress the past week although ,h.y os 'wH M Gays Dy ~"
The "noecing" debate tlci on by The gai'nt H'oc"
cnl has occasioncd the loss OF scine lime III me
), nate, and the lose OF talent IN oe'rncs VI va.
5nrous outrageous custom II gentlemen viii coninHr
o ndy0cnte such yacm please some OF the nirrrs 9"
he Navy hope Congress will cure thel! pa!'hy LOT m
task" BY Withholding their supplies ihls "an', o.
uyina the knife prnpsrly and Tho result would ne great
saving 10 The naon wei. rs saving OF the cat" I'h
,as from bare back o the poor Sailor II i sh9hf
nIjcht, ned age will contend cnEnu nee oil ihis cru
y 10 the sailor bn, Congress will not restore the lush
No, indeed, they will not
The news from Eurupe by The steamer Aain seven hly1
Ter indicates that Rssa Austria md Prussia not a"-
cr,c. satisfied with TIE position I" Louis Napoleon 81 ancc'
hcy dread his military pow err and thy themselves are coi'
betting their forces rir n i'll come h!s coup t1i n'tF
them with the facility with which nc has plan
dIed France Of her liberty Oi course We do MOI Know c
obiec, of Napoleon hut il ,heic is something behind
The screen by Lord Pulmrrs;cns eslgnaun in Ensiah
,Lat has not vet been made known Ia e pro?e lhcrc
aso from tn. asn news much Jc1o!sy N the BRUSH Ioi
net and Lord John Russell is tocrIas 10 dissolution @!
his Cabinet AZ my rate, tie cnacni ~ Europe Is al"
thing but settled and hence say "ur people, have r"h'
ipr to do with them or Their alliances.
80 Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL. j.
For he Enquirer
Messrs. Eitors ALLOW me through your columns 10
bring 10 tho Of the citizens OF Dnwde county nc
r,re u Mr james ". Davis candidate for TIE ntc" :"
Commits -ioaer u the Revenue. Mr. DAVIS Is .n;!"n :"
business habits energetic, Gnd lcfaevrrng, n .vef* ,aa
which tie undertakes and rstiy respect 9ua:hed !" S
charge the duties OF The Office II generally Known in the
nonrr pn of the county, he candidate for the olce