Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
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standing with his Government
In his eighth annual message, President Monroe ate a
nouncing settlement with Russia OF important questons
respecting the northwest c0ast OF this continent
with The folio ling language:
ut is proper TO add that The manner in which this nego-
ialnn was invited and conducted on the part OF inc Ehpe
rof mas been very satisfactory :,
In the second annual message of John e. Adams me
death Of the Emperor Alexander is announced Ill the io'"
ing terms:
BY Tie icceasa OF the Emperor Alexander OF Russia
which occurred coempoTaneuusy with the commencement
Of III" last session OF Congress- the United States nave oec
deprived IT ,ougrcd, steady aId faithful Trend bum
tie irieiGLce Of absolute power and rGircd In the
..hui 81 ai crsy, from which power elt, however
Absolute EXEMPT, that monarch FROM! his youth had been
icc Tie force ana value Of public opinion aud IN
% scnsic lhr the interests OF his Government would
be be- prolotci by r.nk and Gcndly intercourse with
this republic rs those lis people would &c advanced By
bt raj commercial with our country candid
AMI cOnenta interchange OF sentiments between MN and
the Government Of United States, upon the atirs OF
Sout America, took pac: period not long preceding
HI! demise and contributed 20 fr that course Of policy rhch
i 10 The other Governments of Europe no dHernaHre out
that of sooner later recognizing the independence o. our
southern "ci"ktorS If which the example by ire lhhed
States had already been We nave IN" most satisfactory
that The sentiments of the rcgnng Empeo. 10
wards the United States altogether conornabe 10 those
which had long and constantly animated his lmPcr'a
brohe and we have reason hope that they will serve 10
cement harmony and good understanding between The
two nations which, founded in congenal Interests cannot
but result the advancement OF The welfare and prosperity
of hnrh"
And again in his third annual message President Adams
said:
Since the accession Of the Emperor Nicholas the i'm
pcria throne Of all the Russias the friendly dispositions TO-
ward the United States constantly manifested by his pre-
ecssU have continued undated and have been recently
testified by the appointment Of Minister PlGnlpotrntlary
to reside AZ this Court From he interest lhcn 6y thiS
Sorcrsiga in btu ot the suffering GreekS and from The
sp which Others Of the great European Powers are
opera with him. the friends Of freedom and humanity
mar Indulge hope ha, they will obtain relief from that
unequal Of conflicts witch they have 50 long and 50
calamity sustained"
In a special message OF March Is 1926 President Adams
sprnkin@ Of The rption the Monroe GOcne by the
Governments Of Europe, assured Congress thar RUSSIA
had never disputed the positions upon which thl dec:'A
ton BASED nor manifested the slightest dissatisfaction
il titIr agia. been taken"
II, 'idcnt JACKSON moi cas emphatic IN EXPRESSIONS
al nicfS? tor Tie Russian Government In his Is an
anal message lie took occasion lhit 'ln Russia
.ccI by lie. territorial IIts, extensive population and
pC':,r high IN The RAM; OF nal':s The United States
always ;onni G'eadfast friend. Although her recent
invasion Of Turkey awakened lively sympathy Tor those
who exposed 10 the dsoatioas oi we cannot but
la, he result will prove honorable The
=" civilization and TO the progress Of human happiness
Ind aran IN his second annual message he spoke with
sill! greater emphasis
"out relations with Russia the stable cnarac.
Respect Tor that Empire and conf icncc in us lrienG
ship towards The United States, have long been inter
;a"t on part: and carefully cherished by The present
Emperor ana his !.isors predecessor HAVE BECOME
lSc'HrdEATEu WITH THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT or TIE L:'iiE
STATES no viii be lett unemployed on my part 10
promote these sautlry feelings and those Improvements OF
which The commercial intercourse between the countries
susceptible AMI which has derived increased Importance
from treaty with the Sublime Porte"
This ;he language of andrew Jackson. IN his hlt
annua message he ANNOUNCED the conc u3ion OF treaty OF
omuc:cc and amiiy with the Russian Government:
"ii" friendly relations which have always been MAINTAIN
The United States and Russia have been further
extended and strengthened by treaty OF navigation ana
concluded the sixth Of December 1857 Tue
liberal provisions OF the treaty are now In ful force ah
Ecr HE encouragement which they have received, hour
Inc and increasing commerce. yielding lis benefits TO the
.pnI ntt tI,Yfa
o( wise and adds rev motives Tor that mu
ua friendship which Inc i've countries have hitherto
cherished towards each other
and finally IN the first annual message OF Mr. Van Bu-
sand that between Russia and the United States
sentiments of good will continue 10 be mutually cherished
Dur minister recently accredited 10 that Court mas teen re-
civ"h iranMTcss and cordially, and with evidences
respect h cnmny, which leave reason TO doubt
preservation j.. i"!ne those amcabe and lbtrll
ca"r which hay. long and SO unnteIruptGdly existed
ltWtra Two cnunrcS.'
sentiments and the policy OF the great states
rr Il .!s country in respect to the Russian empire These
~ tie STARS by whose light was mi3!ed, il ! am 10 DC
ouht wandered from The path II, by re-
anlsirG condition Of the Russian empire, and by
'Ggc.1g policy Ol ccmennn ainlcabc relations
VIA H. Jeiray me Of rpu!cauistn, nave what
yer cursua may derived IRON The association and
nncrcn Of the .s and wises men whose names known
n :Inotica: history. What Tor Tie ycipIng OF
Young Ancrlca ior The reproatheG, ip r!Icuons d"ca
na;cG and the clumsy si'npcrati"n {" that little crew oi
"lca! adYcnHrers who embarked i!iei! fortunes IN the
ieHCrGtc Rcrien and ", since Inc wFec: OF maj pira
al tIrIac have sought 50 cDaclousiy and by such lnae
ions arl.:iccs their fingers in the public purse-l ask
Why should regard tic insignificant aud inccnsequeniia
an,u. ui such ;iley when feel myself sustained and
fpTryat BY IL. wisdom Of Jefferson, Madison. Monroe
haas :ui Jackson? am aware thut. by in voking the
n:Apf!ty lhcse Illus men, incur the hazard OF
nrrt Young America but do not believe that the
repluac OF tosyHs has altogether discredted Inc
alters the republic The Of the American people
he ansnr The carl,ion Of Independence aaa ire her
New Og"anr ;.5ci hay eUiog-rd Inc Russian Empire
nd III RUS. tii rru. viii all =: !Ja.hi good .sounn
"ia aud lTicnd II iieet"m ny Tie gc mass OF hhA-
sc i;ri!.
il - manifest ti@ original article in The Uno n3"s
np. wi.rn"t cons.iefaan aat without
urgusa ,i. purpose aiGr dy Indicated. l!aiorc
20 ay boot il wi.ict the dan@ ani lsar" docifnr
i.,csyrn'or II European aiilrs wa advocate in a
ri,r. thonsii my ;utT u proe,t n:anS tn' Dec
me n c conGtc o: iac Washington UniGn 80 ~ a. IL
n !. has Evolved gI'n have done ny best I" rc-
ross that adventurous bastsr feeling whose cxcesses oil
men tread hv COMBATING the wild theories OF lE'e.
,n.,Dni. and By advocating and commencing cautious
n- ,no.c.ac conservative iono IN the foreign
,cy ri this Government In TINS spirit, ana WIN
;r;,,eu Besides il is f. TIN, recognition should
: made OF tie uH;iorr! and faithful friendship which
he Russian Government hh- ai"ays manifested towards
hi coUH.Ty. II - lavorte dream o our American
sci L. I'll Iouis Ban, gEd l.cdru Rnn, the men O. II"
loualan !at intel States and Russia are 'rc.oran
il their mission ultimately 10 rush N df'ai
is;on and u wager o battle 10 determine the grand pru
m ii human We have that the thing wa-
-, - by our fathers We have that Rus
a r. manifested any hatred or anasonism toward III"
;n"i States. but Tie contrary, his always been our
tsadtlst friend There moment when, II had been
he e- IN Russia crush this rcrnhlc she might nave
one something towards the accomplishment OF her object
fcr The rcpuise of Napoleon Moscow, and when il was
ricn; that his about SET Russia with her allies
rinbt Ia We ctl, England in her invasion Vi this country
,u Alexander the dcsaot friend of Jefferson sooner
,ievrd ,o pressure Df hapoeons power than he sci
Bon; tile task peace between the United Saies
nd Great Britain. He proposed negotiation and ronn
..sd his mediation which Government accepted aud
n:!ani relecrd.
The goodwill u Russia toward the United States has
,fn manifested in other respects. the institution oi sa
eIv has been GnnnnIty III her eyes. She has never
made III the abolition crusade engine OF warfare against
cpu.can institutions. In other dcsroc counties II Eu
ppc tie mania abolition has run It's career but IN Rus
in The mauiin, mack philanthropy of Uncle Toms Cabin
an unknown disease. Upon this fact; the author vi
'Thr War Of G,nluzi and AhCmaa' based the infamous
nsinla;ion cha; had The sword of South Carolina aud
,ss!.zr; drawn. lin the late controversy RussiGr
,2M or cannon, ships rou no: hare been Tejectsd
IN proposing concliar The power and 10 secure The
,oo will Of Russian Government, had s'Ill another
,r,ect in view Ii il thought especially by that small knot
# caZy gentlemen who bear the ambitious designation Of
Y0unr America that is the interest and policy OF me
ri;ad States The annexation Of Cuba, the Sand
vch islands ard ell other dclenccss portions oi Tie eaEh
suffice
Nov suppose Circumstances should make TINS me poicY
tn IN M N N n n NJ