Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

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IN, fact ia rl.r address Nh' You Rave "'l ,
Il r,.cd I" 80, al cad; rr'Fh" ~ ~, ,,,t,nu 10
:, IL, ,rv ,r,f trss II Engiind, ana 'h"'' acquiring "
, - ~, l,utchcss uf Sutherland III icr ",tn'
M nJ, : ~ yuur CJn,cni'n your I""''"''''' 49,
-. i, II lin, Political newspaper i'''Ss'
" =, ,to,.,, IN al! HIS 10 excite not t!i'if s,iil"
49, ~ ,r arratn-inns. They also srr "f iaac! '''"
my sc, il. y,nr movement. hr tihsc's 81 your
.,icnr,, The Countess Of Darby The J securities az
.,ysav nc Countess Of Carlisle, Lady 'ot" H"$"o' '
i, M, alto oilers If disl!mruon anA n""i!,'y "'
Is Be- c,rI !mntn,d by ouppost"n i'.'' "'r' '' ~
). t,iy ~ ra.,d such address WITHOUT u'' ' w.,
- ,:c,r la. ,nrjs Tile oi Tive crn'hcfh ,'iss
'u most pat!, well educated; 'ndtc" ', liar
peat any females on eafi' anu 'lt. ~ m nnhi.
Of acquiring knowledge IN regard !" ne ~, o
concerns 81 The world Politics i almost nn!Vcs". I
theme Of ruul efsaiiun among tho men, 10 al 'e ni II
social ralhr, ing, and The women wau'a VI nmni,n,
I,, i;t 49,, a,Ih., uurh information from tins a"niu,
,u,cc !.ucc they not ignorant u W" al, G;ure
their beloved country or al he pi"s' " 10, I'm, frec
Ih,i, ,nn,i,,rs knew tins land when II conaih'" 80.
,,,ions -, ,,,tanIauIs and numbered hnt 'hHitt"
l:.ir chiluu il uo", as tha 9tca' M noo oOO ana
publ!c; population already tqu"'s t ,yyn ,,.,s
.h,,st A. tnuiu,s are w.siici by tiin "ocrS :" ~ ~,
y ave M, that its magnitude now, ana !''pt,'E' 80 "
iuturr is "a f.Iiy known u the "oi'cn al 'he o a.
is your h"sh"nts ana 81 ,nnI.on in every
census tables show duplication OF our l'op" ;r, 80
rcc ~ % wears: 81 ,haI by the tt'nc III" in''"'' ho
in the cradle shall have attained me a. ,." ~, ~. H.,
ina, uopna,iun " il! have ncrs |" ovooUVoV, ; -
i ~, nn. miami ;airs middle age II VIII haNe
swollen in 10 100 900 600 We need 90 y" ' ~ ~. ~
innate in order unv. that iIhh''het s ~, IL,
iore us "a ~. s,cn future which already fixes
unon il the intense and scadfsst gaze OIL mo
other coun,ries-a future, when unio.us ne" e;I
bappicr and brighter one trust Tor mo mum ~ nanny
,n,. In hr REGARDED with rapture by the lover 81 man a''
which NAV ca use privilege shiscr ana ticnoe WIN '
all its hbres and arteries. a'luuu ~" s;;tss and
the sword No aliutc u power more fesslesS, an"
more certain in lis csutshe power OF eSa'nple'he tA
,n,lle of a free prosperous and great pe"p'e' anols ~
all artificial distinctions OF society are nnko"h "1ele pc
,.rmcnr il equally open all, and mans capacity 'ol sen
government is recognized and conclnsvcy established
The women OF The Cned States loresec al 's' "'u '
,hnropchly comprehend the fact that all conehtraces
have heretofore in The history OF the wnrd, been broken ny
and DESTROYED by the machnatious OF oresn ~
and il such has been the tate o "'er ; IL,
nuch more vuilaui ought be 10 guard against c "
~, ,nsns which havc attended others, ANA 10 look VII"
susucjon come from what quarter II may On an h'e'isf
.o,r in our domestic concerns. IL me Achaihn anu "cl
i-agues could withstand The machinat"hs " '"e p,
If their dav how truly sensitive ou.hl We 10 oe "h POM
which proved fatal 10 them; AMI me ot'sn 'l"',
by whom such cunicderaces were surronhaeN tet ~ p
an. IN ,nrir avn safety destroy them by thtr iaciia
lions have TO suppose INA. 'eh-,' ,e
n,. in oar case in view of rapid growth oi the u
stairs and in the early e,clopment n thl' luo'e """
viii clc This country with all The elements o. r'h
me affairs ui tho world? Governments ana countries wcn
no ny nk,d unon ~ stars u the first magnitude VIII ere
long ii the United States roll On IN t'r'' if'S'h o.r
1ntary nd tertiary in the political hemisphere. ms -
cutie AS thoroughly known by Us a. ny !"' M"ne' =" E
md and thrr. you Should not be IN me sshs e's're
,,isrd NJ The .uicirn with which y"nr address Is rrsifh
"A by all the thinking not only "i hc SCUM "' ~
n. ,yhor Union We know iiut there Is but orc subject on
which there possibility 81 wreckn@ the bark oil hiS uh"
n nossibiIl,y however. which, | trust, - very re-
mnte-aud l., that very subject you nave given your
attention aud only but have subscribed an haureSs'
not prepared By yourselves as the enana''on oi your "
sscs phil ,,rts the admitted production 81 me lew7
pauer press o England which affects mawKsh stnsohy
on a subject with which il has nothing properly :"
IN for ems which every rejecting person cannon al 10 nn
isrsland. .,.., -. 49,. ,,,
on hch van predicate your address VIZ me hct 'a YOU
country trtrd on her then colonies IT, curse al s
very in opposition their frequent ana solc'" 9'"rss
In the historical fact yon certainly correct ne co'oh'
Of Virginia and believe most Of The "cr ch"""s' wIIe
con slant earnest in their rrnosances ara one " 'e
causes sci rth the Declaration "l lhh'pcna'hc" ~ pre-
n,cd ard written by son OF flgih' was :"
mo by he mother country. ~ dr.I" "i a" re-
muns trance, On The part of the c""ncs ihus 'th Eng
land NOT riy permitted but encouraged the slave trade "r
ncriod Of century AMI halt as means al swehS hef
Golfers and lie Infamous lratc cohl only te eAlT"' rom
his country BY The force and power % ''e sword i'
Kings and Queens, SUSTAINED hv your F''u'"' "' ~
oi entered iG treaties ai formed contacts ' ,c "'
ms. III rajtp i : halves: ii profit from me riac-ahi
n. voice a, thu dealer The shoits 81 Africa wa,
verc ms in their ems because II was inc music" sn
Id inn, m, Treasury and al merry England danced VITA
inv u, The pleasant sound Inu have been wei! ia'o'"cH
,S,raes =; ma, treaties maze By your Queen ann" :"
al, s.e memory and the crown oi SPAIN "hich 7,i"a
IA mnoro,y Of the trade in close partnership between
those ROYAL re-unagCs 10 the exclusion VI an ''c WI" "
iii. Yrs YOU are altogether correct IN ascfDih" "h'c'
rr there is u immortality Ur crime IN me p'ese"t ~
m, Souihcyn STATES to your Englan' The colonies
aud rrniunstr ated IN faln ah,i' INV" "
ue,ation Nv e perseverance, they severed The ponds Una
nd h., l., l. nol.nd and established their independence
ard nbols,ra tie slave trade by Their only tcS"fce NV
nnwtr nt The s.vod TIE great slave market IN when
L,uInnJ hal cnluved monopoly ~as mus h;, !" he
I'D Trm MAJ ,rinlcut sh. began discover mat III, r.
o,e, was d .s'"'1'y "'s"eF "e" WIN
treasure lr lu.ns II lis unhappy victims r"nh h' Dc
heard above r!c sui2es "t iho ocean oo"n ai;cl h'
.rv could c beard botnc The wlnda from africa coast
and now Parliament House rcsoundS with me cankns
nj M. c,ains %! the victims Sucn ic m9hy
Influence III tie American Revolution, and such the power
ii III, swoL wr:ri il hn, el"uns struggle" de-
Sire Ia tell ynp women England plainly, that yonr ai
p.rpI
therefore laden with suspicious, wheh you aoVe ~
the groundwork II your interference WIN our do'.S'c 10
s,r,inna Ia Il. 'nrt nj former crnlinahty 0 Engiand
Would England, with continuance :" a mohoi1'y :" .'s
trade owe, our broad up 10 the present diy nave
clothed hers In sackcio and ashes as she no" mas zones
Where was her humanity christian philanthropy Tor
The long period Of $50 years Oar ancestors on ls siac ui
The Atlantic Numbered through their rcm"nsrancrs nj th
oots oil her House. and al the gates :" hcr oy
and We. for all that long period she had M ears to
hear no understand n" SYMPATHY ana n" phiih-
thruy such exists found lace IN me stately palace.
How has harp.ned all tns2 II wond BE- well iur you 10
.rnuj,, ),ub.ss some of your distinguished husbands
can give yuu plausible explanations least SUCH as viii
content politicians yonr side oi me water. me c"ls
H IN. M SIMMER press n I" your ald nv VIII
il b. an easy task convince us that me pe"ic n Tue pre-
sep; anrra,inn better moral AMI more Christian
linn all who have gone before r-tha, your reh! reverend
Rishops and Prtatcs more pure ana urooS IMAM an
their predecessors your Kings and Queens your no
;cs and gentry influenced hya higher spirit OF Ihs
tianity Than ali who have preceded thcn-tha your states
men OF the present day, aie superior IN ota thce'e'c, ~
those u.iruus men, who shaped the desnts OF hnaann
in mast times and left TO history nndylnS names VIII
be y-ry very difficult matter furnish us win salslacto
~ reasons great and sudden conversion OF "oe
,opl l"-n. the American market on me snH"ct Inc
.averudruud women Of the United States must ever
with suspicion all interference in our domestic ulas
ar, the mart noble ladies of England, or any portion OF
her blas Such interference implies either want OF
mopcr and becoming c"rduct on our part IN The manage
nent of our negroes il seeks 10 enlist the sympaihes
81, inc worli against Your own address, u have the
ary TO suppose that written IN ignorance" The
fact IA il is presents the Southern States a. denying "
their slaves all religious nsrnctun-a calumny more false
was uttered So far from H. no Sabbath goes by ihai
the places u worship NJ" nuncrnnsly attended oy Inc
Lack poprl rdlyn dscnirses are Delivered I" mem
and often by t!r pastors and nrgc hunters o. mem hr
in communion the churches. And yct your ''hfs are
,pade 10 flow freely tie rad and R,Ia nchny pfh"ns
of the children OF Africa whom The bread {" NE Is repre-.
sen.d ns denied Your assertion could only nave eeen '
rived from some dealer in, and retailer OF, hcon !! y
huw readily wuuans heart responds 10 either real or
IMAGINARY distress; and when Joins IN the concerns
al The busy world readily her eynpaG'cS Become ex
tod BIZ an r fetal well real clnVt oi human suffer:
ing This which makes her the gem "i ficaon
rather isGa legislator and SUBJECTS her TO he
m ,dr the the designing one TACT - hc"n'r"
yrrtibr and recommend II 10 the consideration o the
uuchrs, 81 Sutherland and her compeefs OF high ana low
degree thai England, when che had The pnwc TO prevent
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