Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26

VI Ni'', s'tFI. -, iNh'.
"rhrrrmrr which, has disturbed Tia. >rmp.i:r, Of
IN" l'r" upp"-iu- political elements "i M"xIrn. nov
i,afiUi -ir;ir ,r the sovereignty II: tn. Republic
iuI which secUs - u ~" received ciubnt.m"ut IN Il
~.,r rrafv q" :.i!an.c aud prr,'"!":a:.. published
,n r.i,s1,iSl III -,'v"rh journal, "I I" capital. DE-,
,n2ri- ."ai" notice from the Undersigned. Though
lis IL: :nnuc!niiun, ani through ipfc-n prriuI
Iu, sufficient l. hi"" Great ii l.>rGs! endorsed
il; Wa. with prompt repatriation from liberal
press ". Il wa, not until is fabrication WAS d::rrt
t. and IL. -purc" AMI 'ss IN from whence II c!IilHt.
tel ,vpo-ci, thli the character winch the r..
pur: merits: given IN il By the opposing journals.
rhi- vu:rs III" stronger "Jiigi on thu legation,
whose hut. and which has been most sarr"ty "h'
,'.rr"d-w.~ - preserve ntu:r'..;;y between lie
:wn cput-nng pryr,'s for the e..;lmlc supremacy,
.oL.uy mot Intentionally tia, any propositions i"r
M allinnce md lr";ccr"rntc between The two lie.
public, .avr ever becncTirrta:i or even mc"Itntca
by the Government 1.-THE tur'! States.
Tine dir rnt 'lc relations between III" MED
States AMI L. Iiu!rrumcnt which iIa" recently NJ
located ,u-,rnl"t before that event, and Their"
li4 been no ;,,rrJuuy Tor !"IalA!I- their "clewa
y. i vel KIN md understood by THIS community.
viii. the eli rs al III: different departments AMI
states rrulou".ms iur III" plan "i Ayuiia and Which
...iii- npw &, have achieve! triumph, there has
nr.n np cu::inuu!catlna, by either messenger or in
writing, ~ 10 Yigt Intimate relations that revolution
IN it, cnIaIIn ltin, desired 10 'niinia with III" L.
States; /; well knIwi; I" "a; ami /" all tlin
tn. American Minister R:ri'"ii;rH ~ Mexico c"n!h
orlv hi !I.rrcIrrn mud treat w!:ii The Legitimate
,,v,.r,irn;y III iin"cruGru d. t"''b j. i iGc
however. -, chiefs, AMI t. rrl:y rr-pr, ted dlI
distinguished :igmbrr- :" t:!e party i!iry n"w repre-
-,.f and with iGuIn have been III the enjoyment;
ii SOCIAL, but lot frequent, tacfcouis" dn''ii- IN!
bret residence q tins capital, that there never was M
limttipa TIA: close a!a"c'. involving Il
yrnrrturuir %; annexation, could either b" s"ilEl
.r w;,- in ANY wav desired. On III" contrary.
one ana MI INA Tested great srr-1!ity %" ne d'-
gall,uGIHy 81 l. .r cuiuiry; ami the opinion Wa
common both -ilrs that even II" possible "crcSsi-
IS o srh rt-u 10 The present revolution mast u;
r.. ,ar,lr viii! d rus. by bn:h Republic. This l.c-
ra,,n r.nn" ho yrvcr. testify much "r SON" WHO
profess loyalty To- the conservative r""L:, "ni VINO
nave made susgc.t!ul- favorable H. an .lni"rra pro-
t.ctnrata but nlNlvs with the melancholy hnd hiS-
,rc.sn. conviction that Mexico, after thirty years "'
internal COMMISSIONS presented tie struggles III e"'
pie incapabc OF srl-.nvcrnmcn'; AMI tAn [" r''cuc
Mexico from anarchy. there WA nav II ne1esHNE i"
seek protection uMIrr the wings OF n"%!l'"r'n" hs
pahc, that has 81 sl:nay demonstrate! Va cHlH''!y
10 cons;Immatc is Declaration of Independence /"
| Tranquility an! advancement.
"A- The d!p".n,t. OF 'hc American c"G"W!, "h"7t
| high trusts are III ne Keeping OF ih.- h.-".''' "
irnE nr"r vHIie nor disguised, II la ir' TIE ''''
prraiivr obligation speak it, t:irnngh Il nee h'''
public press, that tie Uucl States s:inI! MOI u" HIS
tak.n miSrrprcscitrl 4m ",cn-i"n "hc' ~" ''
spnn.hlli'y u! Inan'nnnE her Integrity a'''' "'Ho'
| nDr.,a G,"pivCs Oh he Undersigned. ,..,.
| "NN!ES GADSDEN.