Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

months wouli scatc,y have >uiiicrd. He spins ana
h. digs and piles; hr iec!cs ard carries with ten o, ~
times The iGciliiy that !!r Gid and his power Cye
erll nature Stems !" have commenced an ncre,s il
a compound ratio. His moral progress has bren No.,
uEta, rs his physical The men VINO lead sOCI IT, U,.,
pchlp- not !!;r tiGdis {! those vino cd il Gy year,
but tu" ii.;casulab. Is the mass SUPERIOR snr. ~,
s,orc OF huu;an knowledge has gacornc - much NOR
l!y accessible S"ci. iev, upin.nt ia. Gent mace . !
| niiyiiIal and in country has it, progress be-,
! rapid than our within lIfcc ur uur w..
Ans American system oi civilization has urav,,.,
continent By bound, and planted Itself upon N. 81
If the Pacific. Within that peiind, The American NJ
emerging from the forest cleared the mountains: al
sccndng 20 The sen, posted himself upon the utmost W.
verge "i hnman footsteps. Whilst lie Vet stood rn!nr
M b. nile, an! nlcdtang Upon The secrets Ui human
tlny which sill remained 10 b. GntJitd hey ord n M
deep, his Is startled with the familiar sounds .: The
an tie hamrncr, TIE steam whistle and the o:, "a
CONE !eycrAcratIrg the ga 10 give him rgti
another branch Ui the grca. Anglo. Saxon stem i. Il,
root in that other new world. 10 dispur perhaps At
future day the supremacy OF lna seas and the efr.
commerce, with both mother ANA daughter. !. /. sa,,
ChahemugDe wcpt when he saw the Norman cor. ,,:
the coast Oi France. know tot, sir whether the !.
has most cause 10 laugh or cry, but certain il IS tia,
Anglo Saxon, and the most restless member Of ihIi n
the Anglo-Amcrican IS upon him He comes nov. In.
temporary nraY Tor 10 passing purpose Of tribute .,
der but brings Lafcs and PcnatcS hi households at.
his household troops - occupy, upon Tie shores Oi H.
c!c ana within !!i' islands OF r!iht Ocean the
positions To- commanding he commerce OF Asia I'll.
Land when - i"n@ ag" sccnr! 10 have been >c1a q
sian p-i, lri lad by Tor great AMI InteEl il,
w., begins 10 sir beneath TIE fmgrr OF CiIng@ Az!
from rs lmmub.li'y The spirit OF Eururran ana smer.
adventure everywhere irving the approaches 'hru.
oUia borders and The Intense gaz" not only 81 cammr
but III scientific curiosity, L. upon H. Aruhrr b.ua
arisen. To read tie hamwrIilng on the walls ~ P;sp
IL. burlrd sculptures ~ NIUeS,h, AMI The secret sym
the Hl-rophaat must now tell forth htir tale and .,
i..:if III, Things "h!ch Il w"ult almost
and EARN hal united Ia c"nsral, arc no." lad -,
the cage, gaze az scientific curiosity; and The lIGd
uTun which Time nat east !'It thirsty w".ea maa!r
lyiun mus uu!pOS,n Itself .! rraGaH- and nv -t,.
cv, perhaps wIIh IN" ,rari.n. -! The human
Amidst tnls change in ,at old anI the new; am,
arrnc ~ universal movement, Of progress hni cApeS
when great events p5rcpjtar- themselves upon
rapidly that srar,lc$; i surprising that the Anrrct
re should AK wht; pn! a:r i:iry Ia play, wAlch
worthy "i their ->ion and suitable 10 hr'r rtrns
The question "hch II" Amrrican ne"rt has ass
American head must answer. The desire :ar e!1fy
i've IL The national the r.tm'u heart anh !: o..
urr place IL made Tor II In y"ur hrnr az politics
fad is way 10 ga improper fincc | n'lrsr. -r I1t'
j. an appo2rGir part In II 10 tic atirs 81 the %o4
i u,cor!y "ii,y Of !tcir aSplcl,i1us hH! consistent
tlric domestic :. .tciI! amt tra"itI"t-
IN. .iJ neutrality policy ~ Washington in regard =,
roman .irs not only wI-r IN hi- 'av but Is
Win the tangled thread al tur"a'an i"!IiE- wc ear
hu; !j;le Ia 30 and Tie lnts whi,n We hase head l
prevention to enforce nnu.iGrtsrrl"n, i ~ II sem,
scarce. respectable for u argues want either :" nn"s h
or Else of proper attention I" the sn@Iects VITA wG
deals IL cali upnn Enrop aationS ~ give ua in,-r.
lion In the ir- OF Enrn;e. i "a demand them 10
hrir system of the balance al power, which esir
.,,eutun for its support, and 40 MAINTAIN which
blood HAS been she'd, and :" much money expended.
must piy, ~ their y st,m a: pubic ihw "hri =
c,d ~ Intervention under The solemn guaranty o. rrta..
Since the treaty. Of "cerhali, Enfrprnn nations iyr Z
bound together IN al loose F"iraiivc system la-
upnn treaty compuci-a- III. succeeding general y
Europe were CLOSED hy treaties. in",r bones were g,
clos, and closer, un!ii Tho treaty ~ vienna winch iHc
Ipt Ia. e.
putcl boundary and dynasty, which wc" th"n pcnifs
These rtc,rc- constitute the most natural portion q
law OF Europe and Il harpoued tia: N all :" then
stipun' IONS If guaranty, which loo. To the in'''tn'
the large powers enforce crrtan r'n:,ihES ~ ic "
should force become necessary IHc whole tnrIrssa.
TEN rests ihcr""rr. upon intervention IN SON. s''r
other, for tie orc" To maintain H. Now, eTH, ihih'
YOU .hinS il would b. tet'Cr u hcir system u I.
IL. In, ufgyldcd that each nation should have Tie =
or self government ant ac rv,!D?mraii hG va
those nations determine differently What c"nr,rn
ours ; How can claim rghj 10 ntod!a "N
'c .rr.,! system and c,ng them sniiir TiGh Ia mar
uurs? Blt wrcn cone Gra!cr hoGI". 10 il!".s ~
whcil May belong !" own system, The case = dH
rhcy have the deepest p"s-tI" interest IN "h'"'tifF.
ryil; nt .sIt-orvcfnm"ut and scl'-drrcl"pncnt ""a
iraice rum others Upon hIs i"ii must :tpcn! 'hf
vaua, means ii progress ara happiness and e. st.G'
capacity 10 nnlOna, especially 10 ihosc "iE are !,
and whose new II matter q" grra! inr"'E
TO the general interests u humanity. Where thee M
nifiuR! public IaW l. in progress -! l"fhI"E =" '1
hr formed an OBJECT o thc ntsi magnitude s" tor
and tram" that las, ~ - preserve and GuH;d ms zap
Those nations which brIGng 10 the new system, ~
strong enough 10 not "a conscrvat"rs 81 th" pntHc
owe IL - ih.r glory. I" III" interests q" ne
members ~ The family ana - their own iu''t's'',
consist IN The general welfare "i NIL {" throw 'sht
OF pno.ic law arounI this night 81 Fc-p"s,fn'"oi '
lions Such Sif4 IN. intention 81 thc ''ical'lr3#
ration o Alonror. tie ID H." say, a. has nr"n - OIL
trnct that European nation should plant '""nt'
this continent; he SAID that those nations should not
dnce he ysi.m nj The baance III pnwrrand in'He0.1
tI,s a,
promised Ia back him IN this declaration he 1era'
performed great ,!icc in H. day ana 1T lr'si - -
European nations concerned. we should mas !.
for lie future. For tie Its =r-, {" what "ighr Dr
and end- could bend diplomacy lhan - ihw" z
he markets or The wori rot for onfscI.cS Mon" ae =
lee, equal and universal competition at mnn,luit r.
such state 0t things III 'uii haze "fEnin. inhP
nothing 10 fear Claiming nothing from "ihcs "1! ~
rice ani quality which We acc"iI In them, ~ siou
entitled IL the st lace morally and commercially amo
the nations OF the word II ~" could win IL ~ nh COM
ZION. In what s,as, N what CHARACTER "nd wi'h VIA "
need see lear competition upon such icrHS' i!"!".
DO 80 large portion al the shores OF both oC'E&-
be the halfway house Tor The most 'niaahc i I"
commerce. between them. Trained top a oar rro'Ir
surely need fear encounter INTO "lU'h 'Hi is'
head ~ Suppose Then, slIs that W. sh0aIl 'a&.,
Ia tie kcr mcmarrs al sysi.m al t.'".'
right % sci! Development. by the establishment oi I0
amongst ii"in, IN accordance with oar own pnn,g,
suppose that II" Influence .. ,hl- example Should SPA
il must not By force, bat ny conviction AMI ne >Ht''
saanco Of the same enlightened system, So Shot"
market after market II the world O the equal COMP 7"
all gay, ss suppose u these things, AMI then lev
The people have ever existed who have establish =
claims To the gratitude oi mankind as We might l".a
prefefl Nothing, srs, in The annals OF human rG"4
vi national achievement, has ever rquard u; Tor sHc.
tenn would send ur,h The whole human race ~ b.
in the path 81 progress aud improvement. And VIVA.
/; hr, sirs. but extension al our domestic system
voluntary principle IN govcrnUcnl
A. home lhtn open tile rfiH,s III 'r To ur'NtIsa.
pcrloa and leave rhs largest liberty Of Individual nca
Ascending siep I" higher g"nr'a21l"r, "" A'' =
the righ II Developing ~ srhc;m" at 'nt1
cvlIiZ lrirn and throw o.cn a." prizes al spoa'3
and crr,rprzc TO the equal competition Of rho." c"n#u
and under the iuitt.p that each sh0uii - NE :
righs not IL Gurc she quail rigE,s Of nnopr -
this the law If the rdcracy !thcn, taxi IN anu
10 sli higher general cation, wc should Sccu" "
same limitations Ia" iIght 81 independent aci..
SIT aosernmcpt The uar"us OF hn ~pri, ana 49,
;r rewards AMI hOrOtS Of intrjUat innal commerce Of
icrcuurs" 20 Ia'r and nu,c,-nl competition -hr"a
TIM: conform he public law Of he wnri. tt' 81
- ~t,m 81 our crntcdrracy, AMI ni0iucc abroad tr
PRINCIPLES Of progress which Nave worked su,h "oI''
E"nr!
hr President these rot my syccui ltlous ~ 70
teal wrrts abroad taking somewhat similar Tr"
hGt tir other tUy tant east eye np"n ar If
= leading French Review, m whir. The great i-'l"
world Was prnnoun, Ell Ia .c h.tw.cn ~" An-it>
sch,me %: civil zripu and thai o: continental E&nE'
Angl0SnxOn being d.tiu"d to consist mos
ism and competition, III" c"uilncniai ~ Cr''-
lion and protection. That The prlucr il tg''9
The maicriGl interests OF NAN, atfni'.i
III" gu. stlnn Of moral aupvfori'y between - 7
tens was considered VT To tc settled 50 tara
item :.rns sifs, Hru wiling I" 'sk the Gcsrr'
race ar"n those great principles which x - Ang
origin, only III the sCnsc that 'i"y arc Anglo amen
bri.cvc It's superiority vii! prov"-, - be t~
in moral tnan III a iuaerial piHt Di :tr"; t'#s"