Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-09
RlrHMOND ENQUIRER.
..r,,pn,y MoRNiNc. AUGUST 6, 1881.
HYPOCRISY EXPOSED.

hostility OF England TO This Unor and wh"' III " -, L,r
Of a reply from any other quarter has ''''' ,,ssIn
ward 10 do hi, duty in tearing the mask '''' - oni;uic
philunllropisl- The question IS one % G,r,uuac Of
Oar conceacy presents an asy''" n aver allowed 10
every quarter Of The globe II IS ''e >, hope for
| 49,. :, ,.s,,ovcd there is no reason - up
| ,, ri,.d States have nor 't"s
| ~ ,,, can RELY with confidence ''i S,II ~,
| :, ,,.,,nc,iyc movements OF hei 'i ; - un;,,
he nerve every tue OF America 10 "'''''
| w. ,i,,i.ru around his countrys a''''S ''a
~, 10 The protfuctrd and incessant nac''''"'''
,,1 acoinst the security Of our noble co"''"''".'
livery ,,ny. developments show the m"n<"o's ~
D.; oo,,,, and government in their sclelh'hs i''
| 49, u,, ri uu1 Union and the destruction oi u'c so'c
n >, ,,s u,or,unar victims OF European aoS"'"''S''
r,ev .,r The growing strength and mlgh'S influence y "
limited States which rebound upon Tie grossly 'J"
IN Europe and give encouraging tone !" '''' "
| , ,c, HE free air OF icpubllcansni f'nt they
nno cone, al from the scrunlziIS saze vi uc "" "
;,;o. II which ..y themselves guilty Their own
journals cannot the calls OF conscience and 60 h"'
,..i,,. 10 hold ~ The British government highly c:mi-
M, and bv their high mistemeanoTs utterly siuiyih"
themselves for ccnsur the institutions 4" This county,
rh ,u, ,,r,her of Wilmer H. Smiths European Times
contains remarkable article upon the nionsrous cruelty
and the perpr uaon Of almost every Imaginable cr'nc
manifested in British culonizatou 1t refers 10 Tie case OF
il air. who are spirited and muscular people a'h VINO
ne no; likely submit TO British treatment! without s'tN
ins fur their freedom and (aheand Tor thai liberty "h'ch
has been rudry assaiicd and for The retention % c
lands the sezue which il utterly lnieenshc 'H any
abstract principles Of equity people Ike The hahfS ay
be susceptible Of kindly treatment but they are the hs 10
rebel against wrong; and when they see themselves aVc"
before The white man their pusiurases taken, nnd their
means OF existence narrowed by ioclbe dsp"SSesS''"'
all The instinc Of manhood naturally rises within hcn' i'
l IN
,hic they are shot down. poor wretchcs IKE SO many
nud d,us or beasts pcy and when the carnage Is over
", console rs,lvesgood Christians az we arc'-"l'h
th, belief that merely acted IN oclcncc' ana MAJ c
hood Of Gods creatures which has been 80 "antoniy shed,
and with which the earth is reekne 'ras necessary Pfop-
| ta,ion to The genius of advancement,
"rhe history Of British India is traced in characters Of
blood and many OF colonial possessions nave G> So
cured by equally abhoien 10 justice, and INC ehrli
| q, common Christianity
no ucunsidctahc degree disgust IL ACT OF gross ana
manifest injustice which has recently been enacted at the
Cape of Good Hope by Sir George Cattcati and To winch
the Duke OF Newcastle ought we think to nave ms hl'e
lion specially directed II the facts be AZ they are SCI GU!
in .lrncrin addressed 10 the Lieut. Governor at the Cape
by y the Rev. Joseph Gill; shall not he sur
prisrd kaf war; conducted IN spirit quite a.
bloody last and cntaling the mother country
the loss countless Great nation as we are we
really afford /" be going 10 every year even
with savagcs: and s less afford 10 hay" the dgn-
~ of the British Crown furnished BY monRtrousy
pedouS chose which set forth In Tie MISSIONARY ;
| address.
The case 10 which refer is very brief, but tell
telling indeed that may be fairly taken as scci
Of the causes which have produced such deadly ana
costly collisions tho authorities al the Cape and tie
kairs. appears, then, that small colony {" hahfs TO-
Gated themselves place called Fort Beaufort, under The
spiritual s,prrlnendctcc of missionary named Calcf
wood thai they refused lake part IN tie hair war oil
1876 1850; that they rendered efficient service
to the Government against their ccunryncn that they paid
their land aud eecied FOR themselves cutiigrr, aud
built house which double purpose church
Ihprpn III rn
lows and presented pleasing specimen OF small CriS
! tan community, emerging from barharsn, and adopting
| the habits ami customs OF civilized life
| "Such colony, would naturally suppose, had The
strongest possible claims the sympathy and protection
Of the British Governor. RG what the rcsuli Alter
the last war he'd terminated, these happy anu unnending
people, notwithstanding tier tried fidelity aud their ire
prnacatle conduct were turned out Of Their lands ana
houses aud compelled remove white their crops were on
the ground district Far removed from their location al
Fort Beaufort, beyond the bounds OF Tie colony. Thus,
without having given offence without receiving penny
in The way compensation they harshy, cruelty and
stupidity lnrth 10 join their cpunymen IN the wider
ness. The wrcc.d plea that ic safety OF the colony
might be endangered by their presence Is not clear 10
the safety Of tho colony would be best
pronoed by The presence of these kar a they could be
pointed 10 wh excellent effect proof that those who
conducted lcu.sevs dscrcety would continue TO receive
succour anL support from the Government On The con
ary will they cary with them all the feelings 81 anger
and which treatment 81 unjust must naturally pro-
ducc and VII! .y not Join their countr! whenever INC
opportunity presents srli in another attempt 10 drive tn"
British ;yrants into the ocean! These military Governors
trying rule by brute !u:cc, instead o cpnr!iaing ny
justice ir,cs;iby driving the native population 10 DIES
pair and phunzy."
Such the picture British justice aud philanthropy
drawn by the leading organs OF England! Is j! n"
absurdy Inconsistent in and people, with such
enornities sticking their skirts, put forth their
sckly complaints against the institutions o This country
But The veil il still further away by the following for
chile article
IF,"m The Frankfort Kentucky yconan.l
TO RICHARD MOORE, ESQ.
M LrJ fGfr Warrington S'fta MTGad, LTHhH EH"hIr
!r has GSS"ridt'S. "h" hdr. """Se ne
dgDyafx n he Lni',d $ate> an hshnf of 81" N'!r'*
We should have the pleasure III presenting