Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, G,JUI.I II. 1883

| MOSDA -, iS'o"'
We have shown the last issues Of this paper ".
even conceding the New York BarnburneTs To be us uas
ous of politicians aud violent enemies ol 'e
as the Southern Wing press hold them out TO oe' au
account of the fact that those OF them ~ho a'u
Office. have previously surrendered their NV
are al last not SO dangerous or 50 inin''ea 80 o''
Wing poienlaes whom this wing press nave ee'a'c'
to high federal office: whom ey have supported in power
and to whom. while ,hure, they nave
| -bsut the supple hinges OF The Knee,
/ rha,Ihrii nigh, follow fawnins
II was needless for that purpose to quote '"e e 'e
or whs,s snsches or the last four ycurs history oi me
c,uo,,v written in characters which he tat runs ina,
read"
~, rotor n ,be Erie letter and Webster aud Albums, i:
stale commonplace is going back TO the OF puitica
learning The charge of abolition aiuiiieS upon the South
or, Whin party is fixed and branded upon Is 80 noto
rIous SO universally conceded and has driven il TO such
pitch OF bazen shameless abandonment of all petence 10
respectable fame the subject thai the charge now only
eycites sorrow, regret and pity Tor lis subject
The tone OF the Wing press in elcrng 10 Barnourner np
pontmcnls is tone vicious exuatson, that others are
found capable OF which they claim 10 10 as BAD as IelI
1t of vuous indsna!loni or OF soo~ul
es.et;lor OF dignfed obuke 1t is sun which carries along
with it the confession of their own guilt
We will not pursue This subject further al present. We
have shown sufficiently TO the country we have shown un
deniably to The Southern Wing party, that Northern Barn
burners a not so nnca South The entire body
and soul OF the Northern Whg party Those fe" Of them
who hay received Local office from The administration have
obtained only after qualifying themselves by aburao
of their hcresy and penen profession o The la OF Tue
Baltimore decalogue That long step forward in beha
OF The South in four short months II is great gain upon
the policy Of the Whlg administration, gain an admission
bc
ifca,on for office. II was great consummaon to ncor
the compromise Of so and the resolutions OF Us and
go 80 long deei and opposed by the Southern Wing par
~ in the national confession Of faith Of the Democracy at
Baltimore That contamination gained The NATIONAL united
Democracy afford TO forget and forgive past delnqnen
cies Of individuals and sections.
la that spirit Of forgiveness and oblivion has present
administration proceeded since s inauguration but il has
uired the mrs, qualification for office uneIuvoca ad
heslon the national platform That is wha, the Southern
Democracy demands; that is what they intend require.
And they be their Judges whether they de-
ceyed by the officers they have trusted not On
Judges; and when Southern Wing editors presume 10 instruct
them In the they should pursue they will take
not the fate OF the blind led By the bind
ATTACKS UPON THE ADMINISTRATION
The able editors OF tho Washington Union have done
as Democratic Journal and thank them for The plain
and posyc manner in which il has been done. II time
ha, such should learn that they cannot iisen
themselves upon Democratic party Its time that they
should spuned with indignation and scon as the nstfu.
and echoes OF The worst factions oil the day pes-
dent Pierce have good reason 10 know fully appreciates
The posi,iou and the purposes Of the Post and will fail
10 answer 10 the demand Of The Democratic party that q
paper which is only his enemy but hells should fort
with strip Of all DISCUSSES and exposed 10 the world in
all its dciormity In itself the Post s than ny
other organ of fac ton fauacsln, but il
speak oIhers right that II should be serny repuda
ted its chief employment now il has been heretofore
il supply The materials of aniaaonism and msrepresen
4ion the Wigs And this may be said 10 be its lavoe
weapon TO overthrow the democratic party, in order that
Aboonsm may securely build up great organization hos
lille to the Constitution OF the United States
THE PRESIDENT AND THE MEXICAN LEGA.
TlON-Our readers have already been informed Of the
transfer OF Senior de Laauzar the late Mexican Minister
near this goyern,en another diplomatic position. and Of
the appointment oi Gpncfa Almonte his successor.
The retiring Minister accompanied by the Secretary Of
State was Friday last received by the President in
final otca, interview and closed his mission by The delivery
of an address, 10 which he expressed the hope that the lead
ing questions between The governments may be AMIGA
bly, settled.
To this address the President responded in exepoa
neous spoech expressed in appropriate terms
Gen. Almone the nav MEXICAN Minister, was then pre-
senied 10 President having delivered his credentials
expressed himself the occasion in the following pacific
terms:
placiup in your Excelencys hands acces 10 the Gov
ernment of The United States of America in the character
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoenary OF The
Republic OF Mc5ico
The Mexican Government desiring nothing else than TO
cultivate and draw closer each time the good relations OF
friendship which happily exist between thai nation and this
in providing that my worthy predecessor should to fill
mission Of the utmost Importance 10 another country wished
ha, his place might be filled up wilhou, delay by another
representative and upon has fallen the lot of being
seected for deicuie charge In performing the du-
ties attached 10 it, | shall omit no cxerons which
may be deemed compatible with the dignity OF a free
uud ndependen nation in order accomplish that OBJ
lect; and that end hope to be able TO count upon
the effective cooperation Of your EXceency that
there is nothing less a ea.e than the welfare the friend
ship and prosperity Of sister nations WHO, IN virtue ol
thousand conoideraong shodid always live IN peace and
good understandings for is only by 60 doing that they WIN
succeed in fully developing line immense resources and te
elements with which Nature has endowed hem iof 'hcit
| common good
shall consider myself very fortunate il succeed in secu
ring this good harmony your Exceiency need entertain
no doubt that during soIourn in this country lhe
consummalion OF that object will be the constant aim OF oil
my eiorts.
neousy In happy and impressive manner; and the inter
view then terminated
BIRTH PLACE OF HENRY CLAY FOR SALE
THE farm known "Cay serng'' in ancvs county, Va
and upon which the orator and heniy Clay was
uorn offered sale by ts present Mr. William
Dabncy.
| WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
WAsHISGroN, July S.-Despaiches were received az lt
Sa'e Department, to-day from The Hon Soon aorlana
which accounts for his sense ~ poiacled illness ~s
travelling lie has recovered and reports himself ready
|. for iustructioi!s
The War Department have received very late adyces
o gov Lane, detailing the hisorWot his recent eorts e
inoauce paslufal and agricultural pu!suiIa Graong lt
apache na'ans tie hae win encouraging success
- =, tfelson e daryand, recently appointed Consul
iurks Island will be accompanied BY Julius H. 8eret
this city as Vice Copsul
Mr. Dickens, Secretary & ,s Senate who has been
6ned bY aevere lness since the adjournment of that body