Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
JACOB FAITHFUL, JR.
To tic Editors Of :At Enquirer ,o-o

General Shields speech on the Irish Patriot question has
been well received upon thousands have been
ordered for distribution By the members of both Houses Of
Congress It ' be read by every son OF Erin ~ onr hhd
and ,,i Offering at the sh!neof the suffering patti
sn %; WIN in far distant ltni expi ing
the sccncc " the law Tor aiding Ireland II DC rec We
may wish trcc,s the edr; at Gen. Shields, Indeed we
desire SUGGEST un England to DC generous sonl Dc Jul
To her own sulicng people When she, "a nation deals
Justly with Ireland, Americans viii give her the rlght
hand Of fellowship hardly think our people will intervene
She shcw repentance Tor the sins she mas coeu
on the o! Erin. .
The KoSsuh fever has completely cooled down. Gen.
Cass in patriotic Speech delivered Inc other day. Is not
for ssuming any beigcrcnt attitude towards European ma
lions al this Or any time. The interference he only
desires to proc,im the world, is for the world TO think
on and 10 drop The SUBJECT unless III oar own Fo'"h
In nv o;nIp expressed long since in your very valuable
mluer which will repeat this Intervention principle
in the aIr Of other naons never should nave been agit-
ted by our representatives. or our people ls
rnntrary tn the very essence rcpubCansm, and Kos
su,h Dr. kink!" and others coming among US TO teach s
our duty 10y the prccep they ly down. IS entirely graui-
IONS ana not at all accordance with the duty they
vs. fo The au"rng reception nf the one or to the sue
cess OF the other in collecting lands for revolutionary pur-
poses in Europe tell vom srs these things should not be
!, and wo beic land when the wise policy of our fore
fathers i cp4rtc! from in any scheme OF
Guest on the par Of the United States, on the other side Of
n, a,l,n,i, Mr.. Clemens Of Alabama. has touched the
s.i T with muster hand. Read his speech He made
the Iur Nv do hope thar the subject is under full de-
bate that will progress until the voice OF The Senate Will
reach the remote Of happy Union and that the
Voice people will reccho back 10 Congress- the strong
and Emphatic aimon"n for firm adherence 10 that policy
of WasNiaurun that has built up nation present
rl mess ar will continue progress onward until the
apnincss Of rnunHind will be universal and repubra
the ruling p:incIne The nations nl the Garth Here lei
the weary traveller in search ri liberty repose on abundance,
md c,nure,,te from all the world. Here they find
asyium -" liberty; and all that wish IL, that We may
nue. - the hume or the oppressed sons oil the dcr
nations III" earth under The impression that
kossu,h render himself happy, would dn well 10 locate
uls, New Baa and leave Hungarian matters 10 those
whn may upon the stage OF action, when The second
slrurrl in Hungary IN favor OF liberty. amy
nJpl.
HIS service in the cause OF liberty but do not
believe nany will be vr;y anxious 10 do the hshng at the
present time Tnc url" discussion of This question has
dispensed with nnt next Monday week, BY the Sen
ate
The from Europe is very important The position
OF Louis Napoleon ythng favorable 10 The peace Of
Europe His desire Invade England and to nrm al
aice with Russia pretty piny Swallowed forth By TN:
late arrivals general will be the consequence Of ths
coalition .Tr Therefore, believe policy vii! he 10 re-
main have been heretofore uaconncctei VIA any in
tervrn,ion in European 1'itrs
Tn. Austrian Minister tlnlsamnn, in passing through
Mobile lately met with s"e onah treatment from the TO-
eign pnDuli0 in that Guy Thus IS very reprehtnslbe
The authorities there should see mat snch occurrences
do not happen again However we may hepiecate the con
d;Ict Emperor, should not, by i'll Treatment Of his
Minister. hrins d5c:ciii good name As nation
The Union Of this morning has some eifdsions on the
<,r5,rrt The Presidency General Houston Judge Doug
las ANA r. Bucaunrn all come in for good share OF in
e.csl expressed by their friends. The Baltimore Conven-
lion n 10 make good ctoice for The Presidency,
when such the above select FROM be-
sides hall d"he oitess that would not be avcsc 10 the
nomination. perfectly ready 10 do bltc, and the
sountr nomination made the better tui the unannity
Of the party.
[; apnear- that the Cuhan prisoners ali released on
The appica,n OF Mr. Birringe our Minister ut Madrid
before tic Institutions Of Mr. Webster arrived We
particularly pleased that Mr.. TnEashe released before
Mr. Webster ild hand IN the matter His release puts
The extincu!ser the position OF Mr. Webster arguing
that M 'rIsher was NOT an American citizen This Is
severe bGt lIsI. Tehuke 10 the ''gVd.lse.''
Govern Floyd has 3esn here for time and appears
in fine rfi and onarGnt ia spirits. His services the
Oh n"a ia dniin. Ms nhh.rn1Iria term. have
IL: !n ~; opinions ,7rU-i,a; tie Cnon H. will
have t,r Pa, liz again mi itt ~ NJ distant day.
nol!rc .,hceng bridge has been decided
he constitutional issue and that the Bridge
G0n Hp Here Is pretty state Of affairs truly. Peo
pie that by land and have the Ohio river ii
appears have constitutional privileges, IRE or
steamboat companies OF Ptsbrg must have The control OF
both banks OF the river well the privilege the
gallon of the The injury OF the whole cling
uny going returning from the great West The truth
IS tie suit against The Bridge is malice for navigate
privileges Jealousy Wheeling and her thriving CAM
have had do the premises; and shall
nc pleased ii the States OF Ohio and Virginia adopt
es, by their representatives, in Congress- that will put
steamboat monopoly The Pr,sburgcs in such way
make them repent ri their ilbeal proceeding against
ri the judcous Improvements OF The Ii the cti-
land have constitutional rights then knock
under. Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL.
THE VOICE OF 4 TRUE DEMOCRAT.-Ex-Go Cover
Steele Of New mpshrc, has published long letter
on subject OF the Maine luo! law He takes decided
stand against any such enactment in New Hampshire
Among other things he says, 'he Maine law will not only
work injury the temperance cause but create partcu
larry in tie nearly politically divided bitterness Of
feeling which will be seriously felt for years"