Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

nnro his aHya e:e nhnhG;Gti. ana lh" '"""'e''
NICE of his Kingdom is at al cnd-unlc"s Tic Is ""'e
10 maintain Il, III il! will not pay t" annex 1t. f"F
unfortunately, in the very letter OF the l'"t' own
correspondent in Bombay occurs the following re-
markabe paragraph:
"From Dude have nothing oi Importance beyond
statement that Iord Dalhousie will himself enter
Lucknow about the lIth December. IL has hi'hc'"
been considered impossible for the Governor ',rnc'"
to visit one Of the subject kings The dhcni'les y,
etiquette iuSupcrablc, as the Governor
can recognize 10 equal aud the kim ~ 'l'u' " ,,
perior. The public, therefore, has lu''ie,' W
conclusion that before his l"risp en'sIs ia". H.,
Dude will have become province .,,
NAV be, Il q certain HAT M' "HHr|n'"n t"".c'
Tong dciayed religious war IN lnda Is 100
! full u catastrophe Ia be Regarded VIII p'n.ei
cquaninity. aud 10 religious war we Me ~. Nns.
! uosel wlul. Dude remains independents ne NUS
| sulmnrs of Dude are still in restless ana cNcr'l
stntc. and word, blow struck, an unluckv pr"cis,
| sion. would rekiudlc the civil war. IL w"h.' nG
fought gu, by the fathers, brothers, ana COUSINS VI
oar own Sepuvs. and the hostility might tSteNu ~
self to every station in India 1t is believed la' Tue
country will be srquestrated 10. annexed, put Gun
not believe that Lord Dahuusie VIII consent !" "
scle,ne thoroughly impolltic. o"if rW Pny r nn
didiV Il mW return Surplus 81, Yt'hups' -""",'v'
sryiinS agd II stqucsL0,rd, It's surplus mnS u
! sJeri mdhjn he p'Ur'Hcr hs"t.
Twelve millions sterling is absorbed ana "as'ea oS
Princes mh0sc 060't'OH m0"!d not 'c"d" "'c'>S"'g
an edition ertn 10 he amy.
With what decency cun the United States be
charged with reckless thirst for territorial acl"N'
ton bv nation like England, which is about to an
mex kingdom becausv twill pay splend'aIy
But the wide contrast between the EnSnsh aiu t''''e
rcan plans of annexing territory, is So i"reoy ""
clearly presented by the Pennsy that we give
It, article below at length. Ii will DC also observes"
that tina, sterling representative OF Northern Demo
cratic sentiment draws perfectly true and just pc
ture of South. II ,uiiuns, exhibiting the genuine
practical ph.!inropy of tho slave States, compared
with the expressions endured by the victims q" Tic
mock philanthropy OF the wordsyinpathlLns abo-
touists OF Great Britain:
ours is no, only peaccable, but alike advantage
GUS both parties and has their joint sanction with
the almost unanimous appreciation OF the people
The English system is bloody, and denoral:ing to
the last degree. All who come under the ias vi our
Cuiou Immediately feel its beneficial effects, and are
elevated TO II perfect equality. The Red Cross of
England. on the contrary, floats srrogantly over the
heads Of millions Of Conquered slaves in India, who
compelled I" labor i'll nGkedness and want, with
stripes which make mercy, with bleeding heart
weep when she gees them inflicted on beast. kc'
cent examinations have brought 10 light the fact, that
the most horrd fortunes resortcd TO by the agent,
OF the East India Company, in order t" eNtort from
the natives the payment OF tho heavy lax barthen'
which urc imposed upon them The punishment even
extends to manning; thus forever after dsqunlIyinS
the wrctched sufferer from earning living for him
sell. This we suppose, is Of the methods adopt
Ell to Cbristianze the natives, and extend the bless
ings sf civilization. Tho olden tyrants were i'll the
habit OF coming the blood Of their subjects, ana crack
Ing their snews with the severity Of their labor The
stern old Spanish conquerors Of Mexico and Peru
wore cut their thousands of Indian slaves by toll
but no such refinement OF cruelty as England has
.ablshed in India was ever devised by those rough
steeclad warriors. Gold their object then, il
is with the English now aud they exncted 1t t" the
extern, OF bone and muscles ability They did not
cripple the arm that ds:ed the mine. That exalted sys
TEN Of crueltywith all lis te-rors LETT 10 the Chris
t;an henevolencc of England ars.urary.
And yet these the hypOcritcs who If; their
cracked voices in Sutherland House. AT the 'clrrni.
ty' Of the mild and ,cvatnS scrvitudc Of the South.
We feel the stern truth 0! what utter, when we
say that the slaves Southern plantations far
superior in their social relations, in all that tends to
elevate and sustain humanity, to any class of white
domain. No squalid poverty nor punching famine
enter the humble dwellings oi the Southern slave
No fell disease, the consequence at want or excessive
labor becomes do,niced for ages III their haba,ons.
No sunken eve and hassard look cast their terrible
aspect upon the traveller lrnprintInS on his brain the
knowledge Of their ahjcct wrctchedmcss. No british
interinnylinS uf the scxc, produce progeny that
seem to lie but half human, to shock the selsblitics
when looked upon.
ain the South all is comfort health, and we do not
hesitate to add morality. But Southern institutions
even go farther than tis and teach her probationary
African race the yca! principles ofChristiamy Mrs.
STOWE, with all her false philanthropy but e,ninen,
cupidity, compelled To make tScLE TON Il
Christian aud thus belle The Theory which shc st:u.
sled 10 construct We havcscen something Of South
ern .,ryitudr aud will not have the evidence oi our
senses ovclhrown by the imagination of others, how
ever pathetic the story. We Saw it, with all our
Northern preudices in full play against it; but TRIM
would not be sicd even by our early educaion, AMI
its victory was complete. So will ii be with every
Northern IMAM, who does not invade the South with
criminal intent and behold Slavery as il really e1-
lists. But we are getting away from the subject
which we Intended To consider.
at appears, from letter in the .N'~ l1rh ihrat
of Yesterday, that the British Lion is creeping, with
sealtly tread like the feruciois tiger rather than
with the majestic spriu; OF the king OF beasts, upon
the celestial Empire, with view /" the final CON
quest oi its South Western Provinces" To effect this
Il quarrel had TO be forced upon Burnal so that the
East India Company might extend its dominion alons
the valley Of tho lrawaddy, aud thus approach the
diseou,entcd and rebeous Provinces Of China Oh the
South West flank Of that Empire. The Company's
troops once ON the soil Of China, away from hci mar
ane ports, they will rc-cnact the policy and scenes
of British India within the last century. Province will
be set against province until defeated or exhausted VII"
the str,ea British roec,orate will be delnandedn mud
certainly not refused. 1t more than probable, that
English intrigue is AT the bottom Of all the bloody wars
enacted for the st five yenrs in the Chinese Empire
Only think Of 10000 rebels buchered in cold blood,
A thousand at time, in Canton, within
the last few month. , Rather than such
horrible destruction OF human lie should con-
time. it would be better chat my civilized Nation
should conquer the Fowery Kingdom, and we shoalI
rejoice in such al c"cn by the British, were 1t
not that they hrvc established system Of torture IN
Iuln far more horrible than death itself. Our acqul-
sio,ls arc pacific, hurnanilins and chrsiianzing.-
Hers are ,lrenched in blood through her policy and
again cnsunguned that she may have perfect d"mill-
ion. But this might not he opposed, were to bring
subsequent state OF civilization with IT, such rs we
always lind sIringius up wherever our tHon plants
her standard, whether free ar slave territory but
shall England be pcr.nitird 10 add TO her already
vast Empire, whe,. il IS clear tina: lower state Of
humanity is To be the consequence, without protest!
She is ever ready to protest against our equitable in
crease oil territory with the certainty OF civilization.
WHY -hould we not try to save the Mou2ol and the
lInioo from deeper stage Of degradation than