Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03

pary-lhIs is satisfactory explanation OF their designs
The duty III. democratic party is manifest 10 pcrpe'uae
their ascendncy they have Blu, 10 maintain their inSncloe
aud prepared for attack al all times and
al every point.
OUR FOREIGN POLICY.
We have every confidence that the administration ana us
abroad will fully carry The spirit OF President
perce admir- Die Inaugural and particularly that portion IN
which he said
pnrn,ses II once lust and pacific, will be Significantly
market, in The conduct of foreign affairs Intend lai
mn Administration shall leave blot upon our fair record
aud trust | may safely give assurance INA, 10 hc
within legitimate scope OF my CONSTITUTIONS cohh''
will be tolerated on The part of any portion OF our cthS:n
whch ca.nn challenge ready justification before rHE
TRIBUNAL NJ THE CIVILIZED WORLD. An administration
would be unw"fhy OF conn i"nce a. NOME VI .GsrI.
abroad should 10 br Influenced oy me coh"coh
that NO APPARENT ADVANTAGE CAN BIZ PURcaAsED AT
PRICE 30 DEAR THAT OF NATIONAL WRONG Or DishoS
Or"
Al the same .me have no less DOUBT mat no proper
step will be e uued conduct diplomacy So as 10
cure the honor and interests conedeacy and The
mace of the American continent There is much force In
Tho in which the last New folk Heh re-
fers 10 the management Of three important SUBJECTS whic
have engaged publc attention and now before The coun-
try: 49,
frs, In Importance standsahe acquisition CT Cuba This
weiehy nrsutiaon will be con6ded TO the joint manage
mem, Of sI Soce and Mr.. Buchanan. Upon the ia.'r;
xi devove tass first of convincing Great br'a'h lhHi
regard for own nIe.esls ant e'rn our sell Pes'a
ton will ro .Arr Us allow my European power 10 gam
foiho!d on lie isand aud, secondly OF applying INC s o.
figures and 10 the British attempts 10 ciHf
the slave trade In word il will be his duly 10 prove :"
England that st cannot hope add Cuba 10 her epc ami
Il lis p9nen expanding lhrre or louf hilonS
year in uiI!ts endeavcrs 10 CHECK frame ~ncn nDre
hui the ANNEXATION of the island This Union Can eVc
thoroughly e.a;ca,r. 1t will further dero't upon nm tn
rlace in The cecst light be!ore the all powerful nercan,
community Great Britain the direct advantages that woua
,ccrue In the shape of increased trade a. cnla,eso
market and liquidation Of The Spanish bonds, were Cuba
fall into our hands While these telling arguments are
being brought tho the hUpes, and The Gu
p;ci;y of thc British people, Alr. Soule will open ms
batteries sane weak poinis In the ministry o.
Spain. Armed with unanswerable columns OF staHs
ties he vii, sto how ruinous The island will Soon became;
how injurious h= late colonial policy Of Spain has proved
both to herself ami her dependency; how prerarious her
tenure OF the cu!uny been rendered by The combined IN
ueDce Of official corruption and systematic oppresslon-
Pointing III former possessions OF SPAIN he WIN Draw
an apt parallel he, history aud that OF Cuba ana
will lea We il IL Spanards themselves 10 say whether II
De for their that Cuba should follow the example o
the Central American republics or OF Florida hucn ne
might say o! moral wrongs perpealcd by the vicese
rents Spanish authority and Of the injury which accred
led Of the Spanish slave trade must nc on Inc
national character in Europe But with the men who are
now in power Madrid the effective weapon will be
IN appeal ihr pecuniary interests and whatever MT
sou.s private opinion as Senator may have been
he will a 10 lay proper stress on the imam
cial Arguments il will DC his daty 10 urge.
If Messs buchanan and Sou discharge their diplomatic
functions cuns,enOusly in respect 10 this maite-and we
nave every reason believe from our past experience oil
them that they wiIl-Cuba will either be ours before many
years have rolled by. shall know that Spain Ia among
those nations whose ruin is iocshadowed in the insanity o
her rulers
,nr,moun imporlupce We have seen enough Of the pac
ca working OF joint proectorae system 10 regard II
with great suspicion II we do not discard 1t ait0eee II
will with MIR Buchanan TO assure Great Britain that
our re assertion OF the Monroe doctrine was not mere
wody threat ard thai however Mr. FilmoreS cublnet SUI
red themst overreached the present admlnsira
on will neither tolerate fresh Entertainments OF Ens'ana
Central America subscribe 10 system WHICH, under
guse OF protecting The rights OF independent States would
the practical effect OF building new British EN-
pire al doors misrepresentation exists In Eng
land publec OF views aud Intentions, that we
consider the clear eXpus of future policy in regard
Central America among the most Important duties dele
aaed 10 Mr. Bcrhanan. Meanwhile, Mr.. BOrani will
with his colleague by explaining cur designs I" tho
Central American governments and cndeavorins 10 remove
the prejudice which British malice mas conlrived TO engen
der against in that quarter. IL of immense Importance
hat The petty Sa;s- should know that while We vie"
hr independence with satisacton cannot permit thc
20 = IN alliances submit poicct0alcs which would
nave the ultimate elect OF placing Grrat Britain in the posi-
lion formerly occupied by Spain With prudence, dscrc
linn and rnress these several matters satistscto
Is adjusted General pierces term Of Office expires
Finally the country EXPECTS Mr.. Buchanan 10 conclude
al! the pe.,ng negotiations with Great Britain. OF these
reciprocity belonging properly TO Cungess-the fishery mat
the only which has been fully discussed in public
We doubt that our Ambassador to ST. James VIII devise
some plan by which usbe field be opened 10
fishermen without ultey running the very canurnus
gentlemen The colonies Access 10 the fisheries must
obviously obtain
Dunha editor of The Wheeling Argus advertise the sale Of
that journal The 4th May. Wheeling is rapidly growing
and as The Argus every day become valuable
organ Of the Democracy of that strong Democratic region
ndvse those disposed to engage in the business not to
the eligible opportunity presented 10 them, 10 the
sale of the Argus.
NOMINATION FOR CoNGRESS.-The Democratic
Convention OF The Winchester (Va) Congressional district
Wednesday, cite. three buo:ngs, nominated Charles
James Faulkner their candidate for Congress The final
vote srood Faulkner, 1855; Cook (who had withdrawn
1857; Lsi, l47 Byrd go; and Bccze5ub l-necessary to
choice 476 The motion make the nomination an unap-
!mcus vote 9;.en
The Wing C1ngaaoa meets 1t Winchester OF Inc 81 &c
May and Mesas. Janney aud RunIer Decline being car
ditses the Republican there is little doubt Thai
the Wings will make an unanimous nomination ,hc fist
ballot.
THE BOLD AND VIGOROUS VAUGHAN.n-New
pleasure than lha, Of A. J. Vaughan Esq Indian
agent for upper Missouri Mr. Vaughan for several years
represented the county Of Duwdde in the Virginia Le-isa
ture with much abiy and fidelity He was The first dem
ocrnt who succeeded In overcoming the heavy @hg n
~ In Dnwiddie; and Of his interchangeable
lions in his various canvassss received rcn MI Rchc the
snuhriquet oil tie "bod end vigorous Vaughan" In 1871
he was appointed ndGu agency BY hr Tyler, which
he held until he prescribed Sy Gen. Taylor In this pn
silion hc gave universal eaistiiJ ard yaicacd by h
industry hnc business habits agreeable
ceence OF the selection Ho ia at ner:hcr q ~
Missouri Legislature In which position he e,.raied
over eight competitors By largo plurality Al III.
time of his election he had been3 resident the count,
only fifteen days beyond the period prescribed for eligibility
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