Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.u,tnSpAY MORNING. AUGUST 4. 1853
r,,,NGs IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.

o.ry question. Louis Napoleon. with all his desire TO
, IN, ambition Of the Russian giant has too mnch snsa-
venture upon il alone, should Great Britain as Is
r,obabis hold back in her conservative and coinniccia
Tor peace We should he surprised TO realized
=, u.sr's views 10 The future explosive condition ol
r,n,ap stairs Ii would be almost marvellous wcIo the
o, orceJ and unnatural vagares OF absolu,ism The
uuenI 20 connue unaffected 10y popular aspirations alter
,.l,m wbi,. daily receive excitement from the in
,e If nur successful example and the representations o
oar ,p;s, fellow. .cltixens who breathe and zeal
, serk 10 communicate the blessings To their ia
,h,rl,pa, Whle, thcn between Russia aud Turkey
vi probably blow over may look 10 the future Tor con
ut spuad swes OF popular dscon and perhaps organ
ri movements against European rulers Such struggles
will be watched with interest by people, cohi'aeh III
II. Ultimate moral influence uf our happy example.
l., o,male connection with this SUBJECT. II gives us great
,sue 10 rtpublsh the beautiful and glowing cohneh's
h Chicago Democratic Press upon The great feature OF
n ,c ,h, iulG,c Of the Valley OF the Mississippi Tue
mnhant destiny Of the Great West Is now liked act-
a. ..u,e \ share IN its ecmne riches the Atlantic Stnss
-, making Inc most energetic mose,ncn's The Influence
,hus,nIs Of The hardy sons of Europe. swelling
m ,esonrc.s The Wcs must be felt by their brethren
,,a suffering uoer the nppcssurs wrong and must slir
.r,o up Win trumpet voice strike for their rights As
me Chicago Democratic Press writes $50 rapid is The suc
.ion ui eycnG 30 common place, b. reason OF their ire
.ury have grown vast magnitude, thai At
i q ony when No suspend for while conn=ctiun with
M outside world and deliberate with respect 10 Its c"nai-
non rs an their probable result that we be-
come OF The grandeur "i the age In when We
I've and of important social and political problems a'
are being solved before eyes We nser over the so'f
ii the past age; VIC hear recounted the deeds the seS'e
he turnphs ihuas rtl pfecctd IS upon 's ''"s "
action; haug upon the cluquence ol orators NO" ' "
death; we dwell upon The glowing pages OF ph''S'P"e'S
an u,ets ., the olen time and fancy the age oil hsfois
nc ga sse,i ay ,ea deeds arc bhrieo WIN o'
,al The past alone glorious, ihe prsSens pe''5 ana "
~ And yer re are md:ing history before the lustre "
h ,,t ct Ec past will pale its neect nal irrs-sas OF
,ar az. building monuments ,Gt shall ouive the iapsa
4 me-ate performing Herculcan achievements such as
nr fathers never conceived u-arc working out cisiza
non such as The world has Yet never realized
.whs we desire 10 Impress these conclusions upon the
minds Of our reader, the result that musi always 'oaw
,nnrr general survey Of the wo!id and lis varied inter
st, our obIec The presen, lime is not 81 much 10 esab
A ,,.m in detail as il is direct attention to psr
o,r ac, IN the HISTORY of the pfesenta fact which We re-
m as he erea, feature OF age and ThQse exsenc" IS
once The resu, proof Of the Curious mission which
II ours execute We alude 10 that fusion OF races TO
hat grand aa!s auatiou buuds an tongues and cvl
,acns which is being elected here in the bod valley
OF The Missssppin tho great West which has been given
10 us IN .rasi, iur that special object.
l, thought that our is merely All asylum 10:
N. ,oprsscl ana ioHn-tfo1den oi oht inuS IS con
e,r ir il conveys along with II The idea o "o'ea
ION o fayurs conferred, and ol none Fcceivro ~ rfh'
tus, conc.pton Of the relation sustain To those VINO
k REFUGE umung us would result from considering hat
u. mission whh has he'n given sS 10 execute 'ht'uoee
fm also and that ifiloL them could no "'oe oe a.
,,mpshed Than without If ulh The order ot ffo
ence in furnishing them refuge they IN no ese dese
,f N. same order in coming. Arrived here, The Work 10
ne don. rs one OF mutual intcresirtqnres Inc mihds e
trong arms Inc accumulated knowirdee the hereditary
,r ii character OF uH and ell stand the same level
"a respect 70 The exercise OF those powers and qualities WIN
Sh,h ,uev are endowed IL upon ihis broud ana com
g,..nsiy. yc al TIM subject that fathers reared he
sor o our Rational government, aud most ot our state
rUns.itus ar patterned after il This natural right ana
EQUALITY il guaranteed by constitutional provision, iuly ana
perfectly
Bu, notwithstanding these natural rights have been re.
cguze ana guaranteed by highest forms OF law there
disposition ile pant Of petty minds aud despo'lc
wills ignore aud deny them. But recently city coem
pGary outraged every principle OF justice and every feeling
Of humanity by holding ny foreign paupers as II was
rea-v Term ileru in light warranted by truth and
in dtec opposition le principles upon which our gov
ruen has ever heen conducted when It's administration
.-I In The hands Of men whose heads and hearts filled
Esru that exalted stallion Rut the class for whom mai
ape speaks happily small country is 30 entire
ds,rra o Influence that is deserving OF more Sc
notice Than mere mention OF the fact that IL still
-.i-Is, and dis miss il es.
Far different from views and this shallow
philosophy i, that spirit which co"p-raes with the laws OF
l aud man. by Inviting hi;ur and receiving as brothefs
all Who o The sake ui freedom aud under The silent bilu-
ence Of mysterious impulse, desire refuge for themselves
81 4uA theft, under democratic institutions. Happily Tor
our county happily inr the oppressed ol Europcs millions,
and haiy for the best interests of our race TINS splr1
q guides The decided majority Of the American
people And now observe its effects. Hardly ship sails
from M Ennpe1n pu hardly runs ward on an
3 European track but has within il sou. new element To be
added !" our national strength. Aud 10 US who reside IN
ms great valley licse constant streams from The old world
oun1sln have peculiar here s the ocean int"
"cn 'ey broad prairiss in our Ter
e 'ses along The margin Of vast rivers and within
Ae basin {" ases they councss numbers
h perfoI S&nce III the mission cntruse Them and
isHQs not ihey poor-tel not they ignorant
: tepraved-te they s
sOough know thu, they here veal or woe
i.r desuy is blenl henceioh with ours- is euup IN
they rich in all The elements Of hardy vigorous
oys that upon The subsratnn OF these blended races will
sps no people such The world has never va, seen IN
do@ei with civilization such il has not yet boon given
u min of. Did much, therefore, sty-
ling 'hi hegira Of all tribes tongues aud kndes the
Valley ii Me Mississippi, 'rHR GREAT FgAruRE Tms
AoEP
Butt the letter in the National Inleigencer from which
4 "ehase digrrssed Tor moment:
PARIS July IL, 1853.
ie Russian question is not you read IN the public
Oanhis and VIII probably terminate, learn from high
authority umtavoratly There is here great want OF con
'shcr IN Vie PerGde ittion." The Emperor said lew
,s since, Il shall la careful not 10 commit Jolly or act
m rowai'cc" Very large shipments Of arms are going
"afa |" C"nsann"pl from r"ulon and Marseilles, but
n very Hutl manner, aud the Journals even il aware oil
w a'', would not dare 10 publish il
~, "hsahding all that said 10 the contrary, be as
\ "a she Emperor is common man. lie has more
W 'nnfr has been given to any mani than his
n "hel,; he : firm any cuth, reflect
and always self -pos,esscd Look how careful e
\ t Tue in'ue \ famine dreaded in consequence Of
, p'rcs Of lie crops and The government nudo inl.
h purchases @! grain, with view 10 se II out al
e aies TO The l'uoisr classes in ut scarcity
q ta"'he however will Wheat is declining and
10 safe. Ia Provence, and particularly In
Il II s well secured and they harvesting, and
worth The weather is good with every appearance of
Tb i" 1t 80, the crop viii be than average.
Sunni oe source Of vast wealth for France. she will
AM Eneiand with sruin and drain her OF the immense