Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
KIGHM0ED ENQUIRER.
70 zc nS,sn.Y MoKNING. JUNE 10. 1883.
ZINE WORDS.


49,. c,,h N,v speeches were made in the British
aids nv The Fail of Carlisle, the Earl OF Claen
-. tho g;shop of Oxford and Lords Bronghan an"
yba,nclid. on the Cuban Slavetrade. The Earl oil Ias
o,soed the ball. By exposing continued series OF 'ea'
valuations By the official authorities OF Cuba ne
thar by solemn treaty in 1917, Spain stipulated -
the trade on the part Of Spanish subjects, ~
sldcraon Of that treaty, Spain received 'f'' h,
the sum vi Ei00000 The provisions % w on,in
urged had hern systematically, w''iu'y anu ..;ev.d
uously vcllted Gen. Concha anu '" as Governors
~ere the only exceptions 10 Inc eehe.' - ;ol. slave
C,sner, v,, received hush. money lot e'''' 4t
odst unon The land OF Cnha' Tue r..i q,
' .n,bo,y; higher than the Captain General 'o'
M soooer did one Captain dehera' Oh '"'' abort,
- tsspec, The faith of Inc treaty ''an 'e' ''
am m ne removed in order 10 give place 10 'e''
o,d ,ore accommodating functonary IN ms s'ea"
-, mo 60, rod that under the present Captain
mo slave trade was being carried on win ahe"a"p'e0
; o,J o,I,cry upon the coast oil CuoA. ne les''"'
ind I'M, ,hrr. WIS large and continuous hhpo'"'o -
g., sh peo,o,s-5 900 having been lanuea III "u - -
IN. months of November and FEBRUARY ia''. "
,rish 10 convey the opinion that 'rea' n''''" '"
IN on 10 war with Spain, even Tor '''c s"il''''o
slave trnde-bu, if Spain did not mena he' ways SUI r.
sis,ed in the nrlarous traffic, she oughl 10 DC w
.o;,,s in Cuba should be endangered she
mps q, least be prepared find Great Britain neuia " w
conac, The Earl Of Carlisle then launched OF h'o "
low and unworthy fling at the United states io' "a
.,oa o ,ompabIe Fugitive Slave law. He concluue'
by urging an increase OF the enlciehcy u ''' -,
h;oh d,o such admirable service upon those COASTS
The E,rI of Clarendon confirmed The appalling 'a'''
hsen stated BY the Earl of Carlisle but went on 10 sue"
official authorities had promised TO make
every eur, 10 exlingrsh the slave trade ana nc
,,,.., ,ou,d no rnupeed desist from ticlt ""ia"
Lords Bougaam and !. arncs followed with the express
sion Of similar views , h.,
Nav all Ills is very WE'LL Great Britain were no ~" e
seconniyng at the introduction into Cuoa OF
the name of apprentices worse species u
the sluye trade This policy is set on ioo' ~ .o'
with plan ot liberang the negroes IN Iupa ''""'e
/, serve an apprenticeship, and by way oi 49,
lowing the introduction Of emgrans from me eoa'' u
>. The hypocrisy and mischief oi ll'is scne'e' :"
onn,,i,v we exposed few days since BY ms
means England seeks to suhJugate Cuaa ~ '"0 Aes -,
,hs e.i;aes Of Cuba In its closest domestic Teia
inns and 10 cslubiish our coast negro emP''''
rops 10 our peace and safety Under cover OF The treaty 'o
A ,,r,ssion of the sluvc trcde England has adea anu
h.,,I Sn,n IN the introduction Of nearly hall n'oh Oh
SAUNA. Africans under the Ut emdI;cpad0s n'o 'o
island Of (ubu England claims The guardianship u 'e'e
African barbarans, most dangerous ee'e'' ~ '''
diue vicinity Of own Southern coast-a"u "s'o ~
10 give over Cuba their sway, VITA al ''S
consequences The New York Herald pfoPS'y e>po'e'
me great danger anagonsm 10 our ha'loha "
rho facr nj Cuba becoming African. tJus'y uehounces INC
svsremu:ic creation Of an African atae' u''ofs e
,;or ;, IN, British proteclOrate, at The mois delicate
and dominating point OF coast as foreign enefoa'''
mani, and holds the following emphatic language, !" cur
ina The attention u the Administration 10 the vcs ol Inc
case: - -
If the uncivzed negro from the Slave Coast Is mo's
% 80 American inlrres, than the European coonist-i
,he mulljuicnrioa of aytien Empires on our oo1e 10
more dstastelu than Canada Texas-lhe threatened ATT
yarinn Of Cuba is dangerous infringement oil Inc
merican !ct utaon against foreign encoachmenl IMAM
circumstance which has occurred during TINS
h,ss cau mpoi formally under the protec-
,inn of England and every Thousand that she helps 10 pah'
in Cuba Is another regiment at her dsposa and ms stea
dy formation III alien and hostile force Oh oui coIo
~, and unwarranlube foreign Interference II
Is difficult to Imagine that any thing can be- shori oil o.
rect and downright on our COSTS ana commerce.