Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-09
From The Frankfort kentucky ic"m,an.
10 RICHARD MOORE, ESQ,

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ard 10 ne - dtn'"ra'S ms "S'a< mh" h"rs "'"Hs ne
GISTLEmES We should have the pleasure 81 presenting
eucl oi you copy of Ibis reply |" y"ni add'"S"
YOUR sc ral homes Known; rcSuinng however, thai
ia mos, of YOU reside at Tom A-aionc's HOTEL" which
l. 40 fully described by Mr. Dickens IN his hicak House
cony will bc the landlord OF that establishment Tor
tho ben., ui such oi you az lodge there
/, would be doing injustice character Tor can!cr
and fair dealing winch have sustained if"n The day we
left The ancicn, Dominion for This wilderness OF The est
IN DISC you the suspicious we have "f every lt
of political tmanaling in or coming from England
,n sr pray you believe that this suspicion arises
from our ignorance the true character OF your National
Governments or a OF that tender affection which we
ou.h tccl Tor the land oI tacs. BE assured We
how |" pirate the poor oppressed OF our ancestors
from lew "PpEcssos who entirely destitute
| of all sense al humanity or pity
has InSt occurred Ia this feeling
oil horror for opprcssors some "l our ne9ho"fsh
,st returned from Tip old England, 10 purchase cattle,
horses and sheep Their business led them through
the Agricultural counties 81 your country, ana NE ac
count they give OF The poor miserable women young ana
old AZ work in the iei>ihe description al th.lr dress
and the weather beaten appearance oi ih".c poor down
,rocn r,acs, and relations AROUSED cv'r
urmant feeling ii indignation, which n!iahs the human
bosom against your cruel rulers.
The same steamship which bore 10 "ur shores your ad-
ess also gives the speech Of the I ui Carlisle In the
House Lords when he presented The address "i The La
dies of JaIuacu We acquainted with THU gentleman
uc vas here some years ago and those who with him
considered him u How differently hr appears
az home There he rernlclons influence III The
members Of HE House in The House itself Oar Lord
NDTpcln would
audience such nonsense lie mast have attempt
I'd Ia accommodate his remarks 10 weak body He adj
The passions when he saws: "Onr bod had hfsd
cuba for Paradise, JakNic srHc had nadS if
Now, "ily 81 all this, 10 Tie few intellectual ncnrs
who heard him. must havc been highly offensive, because
they knew that petition vi the ladies OF Jaihaica
by fraud gold and imposition converted Jew
produced by The mission At JcnsaIe The classes
Jews accept presents equal !" good PENSION and pui' s.
the faith rruurd n them long lhr p,usinn paid and
they al repr back England real converts Besides,
known the speaker and some lew 0 The members al
least that the subjects OF Queen Isabel OF Spain at home
ar in Cuba as much the Earl of Carlisle
contrary enjoy happiness than the subjects OIL Queen
Victoria IN Great Britain ar Ireland or jamaica; and
as the u#y about the Government u Cuba
Inn; i, r,nlns Paradise compared with England, Ireland
or Jamaia The scsamc ladies' whose lanes appeared
on the reo, must have net with The crosses, misrcprc-
seutations uCc them 10 complain ui slavery alter what
is passing dab al their own doors
tn, ,rsi,r IN suffering n the liberated negroes and
the lmpor,a III hc poor COOLIES, i"'n ASA !" SUPPLY
their places known ana understood GiIy By ;r people
in the British N,s. lad Islands We have among
high character who have He'd from the ruin about 10
ovcr,ake ,hrs Islands We feel deeply and sincerely for the
suffering o, The people of Great Britain and Ireland and
Paradiscs converted nto hcs by the worst OF Governments
and would most ceeTiniy lend AL The service in our
inconsistent viii; treaties and national law Ia
eve We desire annexation OF Canada else
where from Great Britain and depce the past and he nec,s
sy otuure with for stltrcservatnn recurrence
some.of Tic have patiently borne leaves no
doubt Of The hostile intentions OF Gra Britain
and disregard of all treaty supuao7s IRON 1855 10 The
present British faith must Sccnne ~ lsord all
over the world and take the place Of Punc faith There
are among u.s. persons who have heard The yell and wit
messed the murder Of women and children by led
paid and projected by British officers Detroit and other
places within territory which posts should have been
surrendered asrceably 10 the solemn pledge Of catyths
system of murder and plumber was URGED on The Indians for
twelve wears until immortal Washington preferred
10 acccp, OF another treaty, unavorahle,
avoid war he died after and left the country in The
hands of men like himself who preferred peace chose
follow up part The good rule OF giving the cloak
the coat only demanded; but this dsnsiti"n Il"
peace 10 our rulers produced greater inshrt, anu wlsh
received blow on one cheek and refused To turn the