Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
COLLECTOR REDFlELU AND TIE UNITED
STATES SENATE.

A hard
lection Of Hon Hemun j. Reded Collector OF The pof
of New York The leading lacticians oil the ndamanhes
are ma shang their forces against MN anu thcy enpeS. "
hrinr 30 energetic public sentiment to bear upon 'e oe
w, m that gentleman, 10 insure his rlscton-
rbn, Ihrv will succeed in convincing Senators that an m
AGAINST Mr. Redlield pervadcs the hard shell
na cannot be doubted; but that grave Deliberate oody
nurnoscy so organized a. 10 place II Ccyoho c
,hr turbulent passions which sometimes ag'ae use mass
n IF nnne viii consent lend itself to faction, 10 be-
the executive Of its schemes Ut revenge we cannot or
one momen, believe. Senator'S viii be very APT 10 inquire
rhy Mr. Rcdfets appointment rs not NJ 10 DC maaet ey
vi some good grounds for voting against his cohr-
nation they will naturally call upon the men VINO manifest
such msicnnnt hostility to him. for some specific and tan
uibe charge eectIng his character as Democrat puoc
mr. citizen before they will become the instruments
of his prescription And such charge we venture 10 say
ca be produced by his berest enemes' personal or po
MR. Redfed has resided In adjoining county for many
wears His standing in private life IS Familiarity known IN
western New York. And everybody mere knows that is
above rcproach that il is such Us 70 preclude me possoi}
of any impuatiun upon his character rs Citizen As
politician it is equally well known TO the people OF this
State that he has always been sagni h eoass.
he was still never bitter parlizan And may be said 10
his honor tina, with him political differences never crcum'
scIbed the social circle gave rise to personal animosy
The act that In ls4S Mr. Redfield prominent
Der of the hunkei organization and candidate for cector
on The Cass ticket now 10 mpart additional ancor
TO the hostility of the adamanline leaders, Their friendship
can be retained or purchased only the Of blind and
unqualified acquiescence all their projects fordsorgsnizng
the Democratic party and overlhrowing the administration
Pierce.
We NAV here mention fact which will very likely fur
nsh distinct element to the opposition TO Mr. Redhelds
confirmation. He has always been the advocate OF econo
nv o all public expenditures, and oil restricting appropria
lions by the federal government 10 such ,imporemens
are ndsputaby national in character and Importance. AT
the Chicago Conyenon-held with view to deaching the
West from The Democratic party by taking advantage Of To-
cal disqualification with Mir Folks veto Of the river and har
Dor bilnlr Redield Of the few who, unRoyed by
Wing cunor stood uninchingly by tho principles of The
Democracy and the constitution. We know, personally
how zeaIousy MIR. Reded labored TO prevent Democrats
from committing themselves 10 movement designed 10
omen wide the food OF unconstitutional expenditure
the asccndency Of the Whg party The West
ern Satcs and know that his counses exerted an
important influence that critical jnncture. He was not
then ofce-holder expecan and his course on that
occasion exemples the soundness OF his principles md
the influence which they exert upon his conduct in private
as well as public life.
Is it possible that any Southern Senaor can be induced IN
vote against who has given such conclusive proof OF
his loyalty to principle Tor which mat section has always
s,renuousy conended2 The best friend Of The South
ply scay und socially the weaker section Of conedea
is he who in the hour Of peril when ih rights are me.
nuccd by combinations Of spectators and Iciuns stands
up boldly and caessy in defence Of the tue prncoles of
the cons tlution by which those riehs SECURED And we
believe the South win allow lis PASSIONS 10 be so
wrought upon becloud its perceptions o 10 mise,d lie
judgmcnt.-l Rochester Union
FROM BRAZIL. AND TIE Observation-Disclosures.
Robert C. Schenck, Esq late Minister Il The United
States Brazil arrived ut New York Wednesday in The
clipper ship Union.
The N York papers state that Mr. Sctenck will emma -
this city few days make report and EXPLANATIONS IN
the President md Secretary of State in con TO The Inn
poan treaties he has assisted TO concluo with the Arorn
Tine Considerations securing pc:petualylh free ma voa,n
of the river dc Ia Plata and its great lrititarics
Mr. Schenck took leave Of the Cour Brazil on the e,b
OF October and his successor Mr. Tousae was nrasnn,d
The Enperos replies both gcnlleme were ouile brief
To MIR. Schenck he said
"it affords great pleasure 10 cNpres 10 you the hph
appreciation which have always enlenned the
in which yon have borne yovrse durir your mission !"
Aud in answer 10 Mr. TrousduIe he sd
"a lhenE much my good friend the Esidcut of the Uni
cd nfpal br not q
Mr.. Trcustae, that your mission will crbute as much as
that your predecessor has done renglhen more and
the relations of good Understandable which happily ex
iSt BET our two countries"
Senior Leal The Brazilian Charge ud,ires 10 Psrapuoy
had arrived Rio The 18th October, avinq been ordered
of by President of Paraguay aounI of alleged in
salting remarks made BY him about ut functiooary II
was known what course The Brian Government
would take in reference 10 lhls quarrel.
From the Argentine Confederation wearn that the Con-
suonaI Congress Of The thirteen princes Exclusive of
Buenos Ayres. which stands alonf still session
at Santa Fe They had refused resignation of
Gen Utuuisa Provincial Director he election for Pre-.
appointed take place the 10Th oihs month"; Il was
said urquiza would undoubtedly elected President
and probably either Senior Canill Ruvaa Vice
President.
Scnor Canil was of the plenipentiares appointed
by Uauza 10 conclude the treaties fore free navigation Of
The rivers and Zuvara ia Preside Of The Constituent
Congress.
The Congress of the thirteen provins had unanimously
approved The treaties with Inc unlteobtaes made by Ur
quiza.
the seat of the Confederation has bn established for the
present at Parana which is Ia the Pnnce of Entire Rios,
on The river opposite Santa Fe. <
At Montevideo all quiet undehe Provisional Gov
eminent established by Gen PacheSaud his associates
but President Giro who had been dgsed was still In The
harbor on board French man.oEar In which he had
sought refuge the revolution in INTEL