Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

shat VIII cSnHrin
The men who foundcd ou- Republic established IN,
hes, system of Free Government that the world ha.
evee seen. Demasosucs and dcame rs have beer
busy in mixing alterations on their work, but they
have male improvement AL under theiI
systems possessed freedom of person and SC.
curity of property, and they had guarantees for
| their stability. Now. we have more liberty, il
| is said-but its tenure is precarious and its IN.
joymtnt interrupted by constant alarms The
omnipotence and despotism of bare majority arr "A
misrizing mems minds to habtual resort to the
Tribunitian, or Veto or One Man power fsvorite
expsdent of our Democracy, as it was of that q
Rome having esablishei it for their protection
soon found it welded BY the Caesars for their de
struction.
The New Orlean, PiedyEe a,edges that il has paid
good deal OF arlton the progress events aud opn
ions in Cubs fOr number pf years and places no re-
lance in the rumors Of the existence o:
eau treaty Of alliance between Santa and Queen
Isabella against the United States Ii INDUCES in the
following strain OF rdcue the specu4toas to that
effect with which the NoTthern pres. has eemed Tor some
time past:
Just nos they ieeming with runors and speculA.
hons sage conjecture aud confident prophecy about the
present positive don and the prospects the Cuban
question. great deal is discovered where there was
nothing TO ind plots and clnspiracies urk under iriv.
incidents. The Cuban Junta ard the Lone Star s.roui
ed IN mystery are supposed be conceang vast mine
which 70 explode confused moment and scatter
no knows What into directions uo one knous where
couple OF oyster boats pleasure yachts are seen
near the oath Of the Mississipp and the t.yranh-x.
beg pardoa, the teegraphc correspon i-n,s-hnd ou,
some long, low black looking schooner" proving along
The coast etjy To carry ready made revolution
Cubs The Earl of Carlisle. other noble lord
o. some less noble Tom SJlly" uuers in the British
Parianeit the Usu quantity Of the old siereo;ypei de-
claInation abo .: ia. nin by So ain OF the treat,
for the abo1n Of the slave trade, aud qgilnuucs
sceru by iniailbc Intuition the Imitation of new policy
With Spain and the commencement OF AL era Of Shol.
'ale emancipation. s~aggerng Spanish paper take,
t. au ling Santa Ana AMI tSs Of u1ioI OF all the
spanish races Oh the continent 20 stop the nslti
abe progress OF the Vandlls of the North and STRAIGHT
way, Spanish pTutcct)rlte and Mexican war are
eonJured M a; almost visible and tansibl. realities
lew slave traders the gauntlet landing their wreciei
victims, they have done with hlrily an interms.or
for quarter OF century ia Cuba aud Immediately some
new combinations Of nations aud governments i pro
nounced to be inevitable and are told of "a state OF
things which cannot long endure although il has endur-
ed with little check against the genc.es influence.
and powers rs long a. the memory VI public men OF thu
day can run back.
The advent OF the present Administration was looked
forward to with anxious so!-,ui, by the Fllibuscr
party, and the bal; thrown them in the Presidents
Inaugural about the acquisition OF cert ,n Do sessions
quickly seized upon endorsement of their
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beligsrant spirits. The Administration may sylnpathiss
with them, and doubt it does sufficient extent 70
secure their votes for its parity Icuting ayed
insults upon the American aag, and billing defiance ia
the world in the protection Of ou:a w. il ,nitested
no more of warlike spirit AMI less prudence than IN,
previous al the y,sconade ts
press TO the ola Dsmocr .tic i'm und
like circumstances. The Fillilu-tors NAV have see,
enough OF such vain b)asny already to knox how 70
innate it.
The Pedy"He gives ne interesting statements Of thu
Spanish Navy, in connection with this subject shown,
the exalted idea which Spain has Of her naval superor
over the United States. and stating that for years thu
watchful Spanish press has been counting sp
and guns with the United States aud under the great
bestowed upon the increase Of the Spanish nav II b
come u pass that she LA. formidable aud well cauipp
navy, which is to say the eas, az large aud eHetiveI
armed our The Spanard believe. IL IN ne anna
rior altogether and in this filth believes IMPLICITLY t,t
war; they coull sweep from the seas an enrich them
selves upon the spJiI, OF our commerce Such are In
sober day dreams Of the imaginative spanardl
TT Mr.. Maurice, the Demoeratie mefnl,s, of C,,-,.
from the ls' Congressional District New York in nj,
IONS Constituents on the subject ofFcderl
'-kes occasion to say some very hard things ag,os IN
Administration. lie states that he does no deem IL p,
qa'se to assume the prophets privilege aud pre,, Al,
consequences connectel with the form, linn nj ia ,,
Administration these coming Of them ,elye. s,v. IN
Democratic Congressman, last enough L. ,.njs, s., .
effort equally unnecessary anil prr.u .pt,ou. uor -
much on the policy il Is called Of ~. l,ti,, ,, n,
nocratc party by the beso~s Of places d great influence
tust aud profit unmistskeaJle specimen. or .,.,
action that has Of late years threatened To disturb Il,
peace oi 'he county He viii treat thee topics NOR
~ act NtIN
them. o. ~
For the present. (he says) will be sufficient T., o,,..,
Wat had believed il possible that the nopifs. nj ii,
" D~H'"''ie democratic Convention could lend hinse
70 the iurheranes ofa faction North or South nv nam
Oa'' nO' nave been presented for your sufrrsges An
Toe great body Of the American people b.d no, ,e
deceived into bis support a. wa. GEN Pierce o, :,
be Praeueing Law at Concord and illustrating v ,,. A.
poties aud the Jurisprudence q New Hsmp,bi,s r..
700 high aIespect or the Office Of Chief u,yi.,,,,,, -,
republic and am too willing 70 yield 10 IA. pos., A.
respect the oce itsef deserves, 70 "a, more =, ,b, H.,
on this subject
rretJ srong language that 10 come from a D,moe,su
Congressman W, wonder how our Southern Ds,oo.,,
contemporaries Ike 10 hear their Northern b,.tbr.
"Aus IN such plhn terms tao BrisaIier. while the
are doing their bes, 10 dvEni him tltougbo,, IT,.
nave Oeen lavish OF iicir sb1se Of the Wings t,srlv 4
, Ay"s aught against ti- course Of the Pre.i,Isu, ~
would suggest 70 them that u high time Tor them IN 81
ps"d some OF their dcruncidoi upon .undry No,u,s,
Democrats Tor their coussc They tai bettcr ,.,I a..
. lecture TO keep ths'u quiet
~ Quite eo'nmendabe .Jiri, i. m,,if..,.i f., t.
section Of country shout Tredsreksburg Tor the p,,,,,
OF agricultural science Two societies have been e,o
NE fredericksburg Agricultural Society, and the Ram
hammock Agricultural Society IN each Of which much I
ers.t appears 70 be taken by the citizens Of their
i've locaIidos. 'P'
~ Col Essnest who hsd announced brnself 4. "a,
oloa's ior Governor Of Alsbam. in opposition 70 G.
winston the Democratic NOMINEES, hs. vithdrsun from u