Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
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:, =, r,,,tors of the Enquirer:
To me in the Spanish Cabinet which the late news
;,mrd /. important 10 US; mere arc n.y., ia'r'es ~
comm" ,h nIuirr0tios and the ProgressdS The io'mer
spun @ IN nnwer since the fall u Espartefo ~ lS3i and
- IN. Corlcs c0nsang OF about thfee hhueu he'Rnefs
the ProgrcsaG have hardly my votes h >, o ui.sr
nnce In the foreign policy oil The afiics nor hneh 10 regard
W domestic n,otIcrs The AlOderados charge The Progrc
;ios with being under English Influence ana win radical
ISM and they aceuaed ~ .nei opnosed 70 ,ho ,, ~
Tnh md ,hourl Mr. Snnle's New York speech gave Of
tncn VET II was fairy or by The one made ny nm last
WILT 'hs Madrid market There is no doubt of his
,in Roth uar,ics begin realize that spain Is destined
10 bc ms unfortunate France In colonial an eel-
~ h, I;n cannot be retained are willing 10 commit II
f,, rather llan that should pasa into Inc posses
sion OF the United States . no, r ord IIow.,
Information has been received mere a. j.;
ra,v i'm rhc SDansh Government giving - me British
cruisers on the coast Of Cuba the rsnI 10 ahu s and
search the plantations 10 ~ 9sc Inn, Eneand has hrs
Gained oohod in Cuba is OF vast importance " us The
reh, Of search will be soon followed oy h 20
less greater extent, as circumstances '"N 80 p"p''s'
II Is aso stated that Lord lIowdsn was pressing another
treaty. upon the Spanish Government. ne Iu eeu 10
Withdraw the English cruisers ~ mirb be- to be land
cd nroyiJed ha the Government ~ou'd uhe ''c. s"aa-
cpaGos and Sc, them free after The peroa OF ven ysats
aisr .o ,; slavery and phi The island under British pro,
tec,3 e., r.,h, ,r;,h !, moro nan,
no effect of this would be 10 Ill Cuea WIN p"pa-
,,ian which would by The end OF the lime specea' en'e'
~ control The island. ,,,. hs ;rs, hoo, .
onrnaory of The above facts letter mas JUST aeeh Re.
oyrd here from Havana dated October hfs ron source
oned 10 The mos undouttei confidence w!ch stales mat
Mr. Crawford the English Consul was procuring iee's
rom pcrsons of prominence there approoaory ana RECON-
nendnos The above mentioned pr"Ject-hn uouot t 'e
purpoee OF sending them England TO otsiy e IN neg
demand upon Spain II also states, mat 'he nag
nsI arrived from SPAN. bringing the nomination OIL u new
antan General and that the report thai sucn ca was
in contemplation bad gotten on, and was creating much eA
citenent. .,.,o or fooin,
There can be no doubt that in The present sa'e OF leene
in Spain England backed probably BY other European 1
vrrnments who arc hostile oar Institutions w" DC ihe
n succeed in her desire gel the assent OF me
vernment 10 her propositions. In view oil Tue iacs YOU
speedy and very decided action on Inc part OF our
10 defeat scheme dangerous 10 W ahe 70
9rocious ,ha cannot fail condennatory pup
lie opinion every where. 80. 80,
These designs OF England have been Tor come ne sis
pec,cd The proposed Tripare Treaty TO guarantee Guoa
was the fire, evidence of lhem and more mas since oec
had but mol Ill, these suspicious been conhfmec
hevond doubt know full WELL that every thing relating
this subject is OF inlnmiory character ana holns
world induce me, writing 10 you, as DO, soeiy ron W!
own interest in public matters 10 give yon Inc ABOVE css
without Knowing from The best sources oil
tina; they reliable. e. =. -
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