Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT FROM NICARAG

The Rejection Of Tie Webster and Champion Pyo;,.
We have al;eaiy hId occasion says Inc ~ y. Heray.
anim.G"crt ur"" tie qlestuaai: pret sisnetin Anr
by Nj Webster upon 5chai! Of the United Stat. an.
Cfapton upon behalf Of Great Britain, ostensbly D,,h a.
orabc adjustment OF Affairs in Central America 1a, ,.
cay establishing negro monarchy thcMosquo sho,e
par,i,oning the friendly republic .! Nicaragua bc~eea
quito and Costa Rica. When The proiet irs, t.O,
sc cSpressr seci that Nicaragua would sus
10 lis unus, conditions; and events have shown that our
[itcncc IN her trmness was not misplaced. Although
acceptance Vi The proj was nrai viii! buster ana ,rrr
th Sicaru. government received II cauiiuusi Cuu...
IL r.rar!y and refused firmly The decree vi rt.,
ms Ius BE- en- published in Iii" u!ca papers and ..
lows:
THE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE OF NICARAGUA TO II. 49,
TASTS.
Inasmuch as the Legislative Assembly has dccrest IT,.
lowing:
The Senate and Chamber Of Representatives the 5,
OF Nicaragua 10 Asscnitl? con'"Aej,
DEGREES.
Article |. The State OF Nicaragua does not aCear,
project al con!ratinn recummsn!t,prT basis a:gs's.
The 30ta nj April last between HIS EXc,cncy Dlairl y
srr Secretary of Stale OF the United States an Ii, f.
lecrv j. r. Crlmp;on, Envoy Extraordinary and Mn,
pIenporenary of her Britannia Majesty, in respec 10
territorial boundaries betw eI Costa t!ca and Nca:a:
and the separation OF The Mosquito coast.
Article , The State Of Nicaragua Is disposed 10 har
stated in connection with Tie points meuO.
discussed before impartial aroraDrs.
Article 5 The State 0! Nicaragua protests s5isr
aganS, all foreign Interference IN the affairs "i tS gg'
ncn' ana agains, the OF force 10 cocrce its wrg
late Is rights
Given in TIE Hall Of Sessions OF tho House OF Rs;':
ti;lves. M4nasUa, JGIy u lS52. r.
AUGusrIN AvILEZ, Req. P.s /.
j@ ,si,; T : :, IA. Rep Secs.
- the Executive. n II If the Senate Nanaeua Ju!y
1852 MIGUEL Il. MORALES, Sen Pies,
= DE- l:@ ). k"HAETo Senate Sects.
Taer,:pre let il be executed. }. l.. PlNEp:
Supreme Director OF the Government o! N.cl;4.
Managua, July l9. l15? a true coy
CASrlI.LON, Sec'y oil Foreign An,!n
Thus ends this il.aiVi<ci attempt 10 make the Ia
States party British schemes in Central am,iiea
treble State of Nicaragua deserted oy the country tos
she had looked FOR sympathy ana support. hs :0H@.
h,,rI. sin 81. handed and successfully. We must adm.
frnCss and applaud her cJnsancv and we believe .ss
understand ma, the atcnp; oil the American govern.
TO cOcrcc her into a surrender %! her T@his ~.
made with the appreciation al the people o! tAr (
ted States No better evidence ~ ms is Needed l.-
storm Of Indignation raised ~ Tie ruSci'iOn Of the
amongst all parties throughout HE county. Public ~,
here demands an entire reversal al hr policy which W.
myrcs administration has pursued in Central! Amarct!
whether Mr. Pierce or General Scott Is elected, ~.
change viii inevitably follow. EictfaIua hs, un.y f
main frn. and make compromises IN o,er IN s-cG'
cordial .. ractua! support ii lie United States. IN
cation of her rights. Thu It'll q! March l-35 vi! a..-,
mark a new era in our foreign policy. Meantime, we ~
of all ,rrspaSscis The Am, rican ist'mgs.
Although II implies zen rci'r"o. uron Mr. Nc1is
conduct rather admire i'lr lhi!i Article q tic above
cr.c II !cass=Es he good III Monroe Gocr'ac, wt6
lat. IL e,cn too much los sight u: III the alrnI>fa'a
oar government Il is well that we should be !cma.-.
our Guty.