Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

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hroroh Goa Britain The grand architect of Uncle Toms
iawdrv Cabin is revealing herself every where in the flesh
"a Inc hosts OF eager and cxpccant adorcrs She s car
cuuting with all the graces OF toadyism and all he h
OF debasng ionism through the arlsocralie circles "
who have demolished the cabins Of the poor on Their
exied the wretcted inhabitants. and depopuhrd oo '""
and is banded about, with all the mysteries o' sur
drinking and reciprocal aduliti"n, by the 1T,
natics who evel in the cheap luxury Of iana''e p''"
ny and riot in all the pnIuynens Of scll-s'eA''s ~
| ism obtained by the grinding oppression % " "' ~
i,o hnt novsr,y s,rrlon rhey have soeh pf'es''ss
wnrrhv or THAR D.,nb We only wish 10 po'h Pa''c
III. .,,.oi,ers and the cnertalnrd the snp" n"'""
adorers and the vuloar atored the iu's' "upo"''"s " "
tual disgust The Indian d"V"'tc' =, '''' 80 ,;,
of true divinity prostraten he''Se :,
visapc of a common monkey Inc moae'" Hu'"t'' "
similar decline of sincere enthusiasm hh" H''' '".', "
.; similar an ties before The bealifc vision OF an
t schoo mistress Any thing for God log, a hl"e
AFTER ,han scarecrow will do for Prnpus The ancient
cnans yeueraed in the gloom and darkness OF wood,
rho nv stica power Of the Internal Frca She was certainly
no Venus but she believed be woman thongh a'mos
without feminine attributes Their Anglo Saxon descend
ants and The other populations OF eee Europe III oeep'i
darkness the midnight obscury oil wlui ignorance anu
resolue superstition perform their dance arouhu I'VE 'ea
reality but unienlenne graces OF Mrs. Stowe Inc ohes
of the religion illustrate the characters OF ooh me Vothtes
| n md goddess
nuonce Mrs Stowe may be we'll pleased as long ns the
ceremonial sweIs the pr"hs OF he ppef OUT WHEN 'he
dance slackens che will cease TO pipe
Il M, easy 10 be entirely unconcerne spectators OF the
when we that The whole farce performed
a, our expense and 10 cover us with shame and derson
s moi easy preserve ones eqnanmy when fully aware
,,t ,he whole world is invited make fun of point
,h.r fingers at and ways make wry faces and
mouths nj naughiness and cry with the ypocrltlca
chariry Of mock Christianity Lord forgive hen for they
know no, what they do" s still less easy affect sober
moartalty when that the invitation has been
ccped by muirudes of the eart and that millions are
rsbily engaged in til, amusing performance while thou
sands are bringing up tha heavy artillery OF compliment wis
DOM self satisfied philosophy and misconst.ued or mise-
presented statistics ovewhelm Us With confusion And
ye we confess hardened enough 10 anticipate good
results from all this folly iniquiy and drusion Mrs
Stowe and Uncle Tom will pass away nine days won
der The Europeans will from The imaginary misers
of niggerdom the crushing wretchedness Of fsnshrd
white laborers. The will begin at home against tic
Duchess of Sutherland and the miionaires who
Compound they have mind to.
RI ddinnng those they 'rc not inclined TO-.
i In this country the success of Uncle Toiu ieains all
honest aud rescte minds detection and reputation
OF The gross aaccs and selfish aims of sbulunsn 10 an
inquiry into The real incidents OF slave life and slave laho
and growing Recognition OF The justice OF the Southern
same reaction general cnment that was effected IN po
cs by bold eilonery OF Seward and his Free Solers
&c.
Apropos Of the foregoing take from foreign CORES
noudenl of the New York Nuonai Democrat writing
the signature oil Old Virginia. the following extrac: con-
tanning interesting facts and reflections somewhat new to
the of American readers AT recent celebration OF
the Saint Georges Society in London MAJOR Spraguc Of
the United States Army replied, on behalf OF the United
States to sentiment Of Lieut.. Raymond OF the Royal
Navy in terms unbecomng HE position according 10 The
opinon OF the This explanation sutlces 10 render
ineligible The ausion Major Spague In The eNrac
The British nobility are doubt, 10 man. engaged in
treacherous operations against this Union Is OF vital i'm
portance heE suston the crown England can be no
stronger than she is whereas the United States be
jhunde field stronger ii The Union is preserved But il
Union 10 broken up uni We id INTO number oi petty
States probably each with different form OF govern
nen England then becomes the mistress n the world, be
she would hn no difficulty III controlling the resources
OF all North America. So The British nobility wots
ior themselves and mol ior the slaves.
Whenever The revenue Oi The british arslocracy quot
ed in England i IL Glways put dnwn al half because
The amounts enormous that II published, II mghl
Eceae excitement will stale The income of few OF
these titled incendaries:
IN. Duke OF Bucceugh "a 100000
/" Marquis Of Westminster S50O00O
/" Proxy Duke OF Devonshue 500 00O
/" Duke of 3ridgewaier $500 600
+ :" Duke Of Hamilton 100000
" Duke of Northumberland 900
/ Here six who spare million Of dollars each per
annum and tie list could be extended hundred how
together spare fifty millions per annum 10 tei,
nudeous work III this country Is there any wonder that
all The newspapers in This country That support abolition
principles in thriving condition. and sometimes, III
though the subscription list decreasing they suddenly
pear enlarged AS they give notice that they
] going down, Immediately they are propped up.
Now MAJOR Sprague, suppose you have our new
three conn., did you ever take particular notice oi the
dcvice2 side see what Is called star but
MAJOR it s American; This star has SIR projecting angles
used cmolems by have but fire. projecting
angles and moreover single does not represent The
US Whoever designed IT, put i, there represent
tn. aud the definition is that il exactly the Bit
sh regal STAR and The person who caused the impression 10
b. placed the three cuin knew il we'll IL true the
American escuche"n s either placed in hrotherly love mp
on this royal British or il Is ccaEscrbed by IT, thr
| stripes, DC, made very close prisoners.
The British regal star, as worn by The king and the nobl
~ upon The left breast, by The following rule by
placing equlalera ranglcs in order thai
central point Of both cnncides This will produce
star with six projecting angles one triangle enbsnac
OF the Trinity triangle is emhemalc of The British
government representing by the three sides, The Crown
House OF Lords and The House of Commons.
This coin struck oil under the late Wing administra
ion which is alone responsible for this dsgaceful eXh5i-
| Now Major, you belong the army, you inform
The public why the aie Wing administration adopted the
orange color for the trimmings and acnas OF the United
States Dragon uniform. Orange is no American color i'n
the British government when Church and Slate is required
TO be represented II is peculiarly Brtsh-the Queen was
crowned with Orange blossoms upon her head
In the year 1912, lady boarding with family thai
lived in the house with myself She Scotch and
had been employed in the family OF the Duke Of Bnccleueh
She said that The flmiiy spoke nth great
onfdencc thai in hceny years the United STATES poun De
undcr the control of Great Brtain-tat some
hing doing Mut loouid bring about that result
We'll heard much Of the Duke u Bnccleugh ill
Sir Henry Lytton Buwer tied him and Daniel Webster TO
se'ier al pilgrim dinner few ago; so appears TO
me That the Duke OF Buccleug leads OF le nobility
~ operating the political affairs OF this country ire
ecuv" OF The slavery question: and the Earl Of Shaltsbury
II non question
,. % iHt~ 10 this day, eleven years Of the treaty have
pn, "hat VIII be done in the nine years OF Buc-
feoghs ,wenty-lime can only Tell! But certainly the
ina ih @ lr,a.os have advanced assist in uniform
rnr,nn nj u coming our money, and possessing large
M disesnac, OF The United States army. mean
rho Rr;Iish M gu, o' most assuedy, this oadysm 10
M ,n h - u ~ make every sacrifice for his country;
sed e nToe h Ienefs OF The declaration Of Independence
will every lrue patriot. Si n @ WJn rIN,', "