Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-23
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H., London Timcs, Scp'.3l
~ l Imn wa. received Je-terdy in Paris. an
- ma, The ia .eite ui Madrid vi ."o ~''' ni' con-
hoo"'S " "a ,, ul.hiling the Introduction aiit ccha
ilis W J:,s IN The whole xrenl vi the Spanish Terri.
u W. acknowedge that We do moi recese WIN inuii
ference this hnmaga on The Pa' VI m .e ,an,s w. .
nI Il, the truth OF The s.verv vi the fehatss We nave
s ,,n to make :" the recent acts OF me Span
hri,cs. and as in the powe: OIL the Camarilia
o( Madrid 10 affect any perceFple oegee e uence OF
;ndan.u,,nr. nf this Journal, the ornnl prescription
which the itoyaI Gdsts "l Spain mas uesu " eohlei
pon ls Is precisely the most hltefins u's.hcon couIo
h..,nwr IL las not yet reached DIS ot Wich Oh our
=, ,ro.r lose base bgniei and dishonest &C.
lions which are uiways painlui W uo " ,'Sn'
minded and enlightened Go'cfnme' h r.n,u &c"
e-pecajIy reserved But several cases hdre oeeaf-
ot rhh NAV have been thought 10 deserve H. one day
we had occasion comment on 'epo n,t,sad ofnia,
House al Commons, containing w nd The nrn,n,s
statpu,n The sums received by Sphh, anu u.e poniseS
Tho ha. hk.n in her jealous and successive pursuit VI me
slave trade and showed ihat 'e rs. rans,c,; ,s
profit and the gull, arising from 'nese biht nrsons m
NAV he dis,ioc,ly traced some OF the 's I,h IN
,he t;nadnm who feed their Unsuitable aVsIite WIN .he
blood money u kidnapped nsgroes in anh te
Thev arrived cap 10 hand 10 praclce on 'e mex.
haus,ibe creduly Of our couh .H;o,a,s ~ ha bono,
liey ing mankind and even Spanish S =, .wcII III, @
~ 90 ,.;;,u wh little encouragement " 81 he nc-
ana a'e WHINE .ds ,yth ew additional millions for
Soanish rail roads That mposiuie, 'oo, ,nns on - W
unmask and e should not "ohoel a,,msnI ia munh
nur urayesl offence for the spanish " n,Ia,nns m
s s,n ~ nur interference with lis specuiaons man
IN nur criticisms on lis humanity VI 's "o 49,, which h
Mr. SouLrs mission and lie xslinn -
t., ,,n. viih reference III HE ihtea -,
tahe' ~ Hailed States Tor alternately uaLeu al
~. ,,u,nd,un OF the Court q. Ma1nu w ~, =, ,a
receive Minslrr who has been seo. 9Th which Snain
80 ;nsult it, and The INCONSISTENCY WI rnaa ~
,i The assistance Of England anu ve 80 ~ pe
,,,I- her possession ui an Island winch - ~ "" ~ H.
r,n,. If The slave trade. Lastly, We learn y Ill.,,
refuge u noodsnce win the present Spanish Ministers
,hs, when Enp.shmen have been leipeo W I -, h ~
her independence by their valo or 10 ehlle ~, :, tsn
,,InIp and
h Christian burial and iniic last hsh' On '' .t
arovr, Practices Of ntoerant superstition ns. S,h
Closed by this correspondence winch NO "' ~
liz rnuniry would now uvo%, and when eve" ''T 60
u. - Su,n anpear in many instances TO nave over
n, A, Rome under the direct authority Oh .'e - o. D, !
suuOc place Of burial has long SINCE Dten h. dscsny
,sssn,s aud the obsequies Of the dead may oe i
800 In Spain alone those offices are VIGOROUSLY ne'ie
and though the Government oil ISABELLA IL M an |
dcring the Church OF lis properly If enw
ise o, The rights OF bgoy over Tue 'ei''a'"' - ''
Christians rI ;, ,ho Sr,,ish Government in
h,aspopy. their conduct has been described oy 's
and !, matters mol all 10 Us whether our opinions
w circulated in the Spanish territories pu' " ""
,,r,okr 10 assert that The terms We nave upplleu " e
uv eases Lre butu weak expression OF ~ia'i 'h"usn
IcVo"S 10 he p1sa, mass OF English public. or ii
-, Nv such paTl Of the English public as nave ouEtn a.
vii on The SUBJECT. The generous enthusiasm ciGa ;"
Isnn. the Terrible struggle, the pfolohStu sac''nce
~ n, Years The reviving hopes oil smother pctoo anu
,ha ,riumph Of The constitutional cause IN SPAIN arc M
moi entirely forgotten hy us thoug' .'ey a ~, IN b
m Inns, who supposed 10 De most ih'etes'eu !" VIC
n,s Il, winch we refer. But IL is infinitely more gtiev0u:
hsi SoalD should have betrayed her own causr' anu ,au
~ IN. work -, her regeneration Than ha slit shouit
added the fault oil nsraude 10 the long calaogue
sr error, ana crimes She has often had VIOLENT afosty
nd had but even lheir Offences were ~ so'
d-pre. dlenited BY the spirit she Displayed u"os' hu's
tn,s and the pride which s concealed as lar as pos
ib. the ruin Of that old and stately honss hc oaanc'
a. mrli,s HE rise OF TALL Of Statesman u Sehea
md h. romantic Incidents OF The revolution Gun hep
iv r SOME wears The Interest once 30 deeply lti gu
gradually eysy light has gone out every iloe[ty mas peer
Exiting uislrd every man who mao selveu Vic .
in The hands Of pUhigale Court and nameless GOVERN
men All national energy assppled 10 HE poticai conu
rion Of the country has Tor considerable nie seemed
'.,d,t and the obscure persons who arct 10 carry
nm The business u he State are neither respected III she
nun country nor l aid Vi in any other The existence .
suc AN Administration depends On t@ !oaj absence VI u
cusson Tor il puoIic opinion were either enlightened VI
consulted az 10 ITS merits The humiliation would be 100 greh
| 10 be endured =, ,,,,,, a.,
!, Snsnis history and which suil the genius OF the people
he,tsr Than tenacious perseverance III Inc arduous duties
Tree gov,rnen' this state u 'hngs wll one Gay DC oo
cd nv IN. descrvef and IL is no paf
du,v l.. anticipate that event Possibly IN spain as wen a.
in other uoures The revolution has s 10 run ol ils 'ot
unnrn6 . course .hc hes yet founded nothns sts
tile or dsnifs 10 tie seai c government anu Ioheieu ~
lie lreedJm or real advancement % Inc people Al some
ln,p d,p m. elder branch Of The Royal Gmy insy o'
found to gained some experience ~ us h'S,p VI
ia. e,hausrd rdue Of BoyRDO Kings VIII cc diFeh non
The soil but as long Spain remains "!at sue iS les'
questions very ianf ineIest o' o'Eer ioahtes our
ia 10
nnwo, >, IA mel uoun the general politics the world eht
N AMERICA 81 Europe The transient rnetey which Zen
era NAayAE. had given 10 he Administration anu I &c
Ann, introduced by :.cnC Mos into the hhances nte al al
end ueope once the eaiea n ;h= world have cesssu 't
o,v nrres, on lheir deoIs and eps oc@ he widest "t
he onh. reduced couple VI islands hlch WI f"oa
nIv On, dsv be wfcsted IRON il by party ul ouccanies
fl ia not because things may DC said u >palh oy ~
reign lhe her credit ia extinct ana her ISL posses
sions Denaeed She sefeTS MOI because S orc a bI.
hrcausc ,h.y are true IT long The ardent nope oil niS
rountrv ana the constant policy OF the eGist government
~ sc M peninsula all its Independence and regain
IN H., nw.r For no country better fitted 81 nature and
by position 10 maintain close and advantageous cpnncs
i'm with ourselves But i'll the ago o fapa progress pam
haa chosen TO remain almost salunsy 40 en- aye % torIa
lion She retains The bgory OF PHILIP H.; IN an &c "hen
nuh nriuon forces way through oil the barriers OF des
notc power she does what she can 10 arrest It's progress
We know not how for the atleinp! may succerd ou hc
mo,e il succeeds the il oil the Spanish people iron
The intercourse sympathy they might retain WIN Inc
res, Of Europe and shall not be SURPRISED ere long 10 set
Tho country IN condition which may cause 1t to regret the
| alienation Vi s oldfa li!eads.