Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-09

foreign service, and many Nm Indians organized lo'
,crIhc Northern and Sonthet" - tribe 10 bring gen
80 J., s.,ns sent from Tribe 10 and children our
ral Slaughter .! our uJ bc endured no longer an
Western which ended in blaze OF Ems in The North
we .S infant navy E.nucky routed and captueo
the Ih'',e, w. british army OF veteran cs If KrnIuckv
lS,nJ a General Proctor, Of The enemy Again
militia liit' oS ,wo companies OF United States troops
haj crni,. fo- first 'iine IN SIGN. q M lis
u, h,r Brsh on Sanaushy Day w .1" ..'
I'd anoe H. Inv ,hc Indian allies. The killed QncndnE
nntnrI m linz Officer Col ShorO and wounded, falling
into our hands, was greater man "ul WIZ h hiao i
-, rr,cssee and Kentucky routed the Bnush army Oh
ccc,ed officers ind choice troops (inic ire command OF
| MAJOR General PackenhamO three umcs nus own iorcc
pace nun followed these victories, ana his naion iees
in lis militia Kentucky and Tennessee alone could
send militia force sufficient 10 conquer any army the br
ish dare land territory. But since that time many
leras Defence ready 10 take ln share IN any MUIR
contest The termination oil that war opened inc eyes
of the British correct view OF our strength
Some Of our Northeastern States had been neutra2ed IN
this war by past and present corrupon nut me STOCK VI pa
tricsn remaining with them was too strong lOf bribery.
The nf 1872 unexpected to me enemy. We ln
hmm DEADLY wrnnus so often that tic British minister at
Washington was nnprcpared Tor tho blow when Inc was ad
yisci by some OF his cnssaes, oi me fes'dehts war
message. Without delay lie invited u large palY mostly
mrnnrs Of Congress To his house, dancing was going on
and The Minister pleading 10! peace WIN we
!c unenbrs whom he attempted To alarm ~ s'e scanu'-
Ions threat OF Scrpiic Ills conduct was 80 provo
kinn mai member from Pennsylvania ifsucd MN III
wav no man of spirit ever before or since bore patiently,
"'' rm, M treaty. Of 1915 the policy Of disturbing The
ce o( I'M. Union BY The slavery question: was adopted by
England in place Of by savage ales; Tue ls scroiS
result a. the interference ui hriitsh Si" y" ~ 'es'
NJ. ,nc,rrJ in 1919 when The Stale ni Missouri was
rbou, Il, In admitted into the Union Inc ihiltahch' POP
uaton Of some o nur Eastern States nave pfu relish
and rrorrnsi,v for supernatural and nc my SUD
~ :, ,;cnIt ., rIncldalion The 1rtrteS had dlsap
uearcd from Boston and Salem LOT IONS '.i ""u ne
good people in that quarter were prepare" - ~ - any
jmposon which might be p!cach'c"
There this time an increase" nn".pc' W "' - "
o,r country John Adams represented 10 Mr. Jefferson
and Mr. titles lS07 that The Governor % N"nana hn'
brhcd for reasonable purposes IN MS par " m
nv ri III, friends The subsequent war; had made 1t ne
s,ar for England increase this reasonable iorfa IN it
bos;n Of our country, TO al alarming extent '"S iy u
,i;s u;Gsy men Of talents, found an easy TASK IN start
ino The abolition questions but for while le hehVy cur
rent OF this mischief was, IN some He&tee usse anC
wnarrnr1 bv newly created body called the Peace Socc
10 ana then by an ntmasonlc SOCIETY lhcn inc AlOl
mons uccupcA the attention OF these people 40 some lime
aud the Rev. Ar Muller came up 10 me ,hl .. ~
country hy engaging the srcai body OF uls people On 'h
subject Of discovery h. had mode ci tc end VI ,c WON.
These matters left TOR thu operations o1 me hsl
raitus for long time; then came Inc wal ~ toto "Ii
also served 10 purity the political atmosphere, but now al
hcs drains leading OIL the dangers are at an she. u SUI
the poisoned agents in our country on ~non L"s'lh
mostly rncn4s for in civil war cannon nave TIL
yInl field Of laaa.icisn! themselves. Tie DISK hiOio
Of abolition Tor this year >G been delayed by DIVISION an
subdivision III b members; so-; otl'e'r .ney ,
more profit and pleasure in thu society OF e sna l'a
,ms. nIhers nre.r the society Tor the rights q on III
Er Christian aud dn Bible Societies. are also IN u! o!a9'
10 The ,at disadvantage oi the cause o NE mor negro
linc, i.a's cubn' the grand starting 'c''. shs
tanned by The aulu.agc and her family "l SIX clcrsyen
the Duchcss SuthrEtln! i:d her party 10 "ich may
allied the pctlon Of r ladies' o! aE!alca and your adde's
Ia the democrats OF the United States, IN. tie Etrl oi Gar
I Isle may be ranked As part ana ia!cci Oh The % =" Nv
same policy destroy tins Union NO one ie'cu W W
cvc that all Of the parties concerned IN me measures
' tie grand plot tr:bed only few well paid ac'lr
agents in such Necessary snuahce VI lhG SUD
rct ana ,. Of the agent IN soEe -. ylcldnS dlspo
simon in others Z; follow whoever may lead, anor an cas-
ACCOMPLISHMENT .ciCl purposes OF the "ef'lrana'
leaders ol power IN All countries :.
view is fully disclosed by The heavy cost ol 10 policy
nothing siol; OF division OF tins Union could na'
induced sucs expenditures and sacrifice when spar
detained The Russian ships OF war al Lann, an'
was compelled 10 pay t-o millions ol dollars io
damages England advanced The und ana II was mystic
nv 10 the nj all nations when inc stipulation "
Soin Was only 10 cease import slaves into The islands
Porto ;cn and Cuba. Time has disclosed HE Whole po
NJ EnpuuJ Fifteen years after Great Hillan liberated he
n,ucs in the India Islands al cost oi one rndre'
millions "a! dollars and the ruin oil more independent an'
monrie,ors than are 20 be oun! in all the Island 81 orca
Britain For What were this heavy sachce OF nrt own GU.
zens and q, accumulation OF debt made including interest
nm 10 this tay 81 hundred millions OF dollars +
All is explained il is now no longer mystery or sc
II c,ud not b., love oi liberty for she al that non'en
riycring heavy shack!es hundred millions Of he
slaves nniy conquered Asia TO ccine CT pity or mercy
ye, over knwu 10 move lie Engis, Government Thu
misery home ard i'll Ireland was increasing al lf.h
rate But H. ana behold all this pretended kindness or tn
lion OF 'hs happy Union. The example ~ English ph'an
thrupv lanaca portion OF our citizens was s'fohs
r; thai portion OF the traitors among Us VINO receive
REGULAR animal semanaua pensions from England, ~aft
by Iii. stroke of policy supplied with additional argument
for their reasonable purposes The Tree negroes rom IN
British W" Indies and those sent rom illt an"l.ol'
ISIS country, "eTc s'on 10 be bIin: about TN
desired isnirrcrinl in The South Laws, however, weI'
mas s in the States 10 pson Tree negroes on ar
rivra within their limits This great disappointment
10 The trends OF civil war in both ealsphcres; the Cover"
or OF Massachusetts his minister to South arona ant
the British minister made his complaint in SOLEMN nr rea
tplp,natic ST. ~ to the President 0i Inc United States
,u,n. ao.c laws No man understood better how TO trea
such irnpiicncc than Cen Jackson then PRESIDENT hnd NJ
mo.e has heard OF this subject from thai quarter HOW
ever the British Consul Charleston South Car'na ia
a suit brought Tie United States Cont IN behalf OF
West Iuda negro, arrested under this law against lf
Sheriff for Imprisonment That suit lar four ihoiisanG
dollars damages terminated month or two since in lavo
of the consliluonalty OF the South Carolina law for self
preservation. -
II was AZ one time supposed in the Slave States That nc
lawyer could be found prosecute this suit but unurtu
natrly there are all u in all parts o The world
The ara ..aior of the British party IN Massachusetts, found
on his arrival Il CharlcSun that Judge Lynch had writ
him, and he made asiy retreat l"n" without PFC
scnting his credentials.
The untiring hostility Of Great Britain To ihi'
Union masked or unmaskcd, from lTS3, leaves no
hope ,cr except in the downfall oi the present dy
nasty ui thai kngon; this event srsirrd by HE prayers I"
50 many millions 81 sufferers in every quarter nt the globe
that there Is 10 believe that Heaven will not r'"hi
the power ri This 81 The human race Revolutions
in Ennard ar some ines effected without booaShtd: two
such occurred the seventeenth century No period I"
her history afforded such facilities for the accomplish
mcrt II similar revolution as the present. The ntrpru
dent land I:npr!Grs must BE- increased from The present
scviIr Degraded al the country of only twenty thou
-and 10 tour hundred thousand land holders as was under
Queen Anne, al Curious memory, u pchcan stuck her
grandmother Il houS"-kcepcr.
Ills and p;hrr reforms within tho reach al tn" down
rruitcn people and lcr assured will be- attended Ia Ivy
HE present gcncrniun Thr millions al brnad wrrsr
from them by fraud the force OF power nst become Ma
iiona property, Tor National PURPOSES and the benefits dill.
fused through country revive The ancient prosperity:
these lands should not hr again bestowed On lavucs,
va. the policy 81 Henry The Eighth.
The public debt also Ur reduced 10 the standard OF
Queen inn- days these reforms alone will reduce your
viii clnc The naked and save thousands from
lion total change O rulers may be achieved in Great Br-
tain without loss Of many lives The interruption
with he commercial world many days
all lnn may br done irss Than she paid The
Of profound peace for The caiS Of and
rlhtrcn hia Slate, of them, doubt your rca
tons.
New Holland acquired al less sacrifice Of money,
National hGm"r, life, than my other Of your colonies
there natives 10 murder Cypress, the East
Indies II therefore forms The proper retreat Tor all, which
human policy il. the Government of England may
sire grounds of prccauiIun. There already
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