Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
Florida Correspondence OF the Enquirer

Centred america-Our Eriaii0GS ruth Ems'and-
Monroe D0ctrite 81 NO"-interrtat'a-l'"nt "'" 0e
doac!
TALLAuAssA, Nuv. III, $50.
Our attention has recently been directed 10 affairs
in Central America, by several important consIdera'
tons.
BY the last European steamers information has
come 10 te country, of the fact that England ls pre-.
pairing to send quite formidable marine service in
the Cult, and for what purpose she has not yet open
ly declared II Is apparent however That the aVo~'
ed object of that aggressive government Is 10 regu
late affairs in and about Nicaragua. 4 few years
since and the Clayton Bulwer treaty passed the Con-
sress of the United States. It's chief provision was
10 affirm the doctrine "f nonnterventiOu or ID spu-
late that European powers should not colonss or
otherwise interfere with the Course OF anuir. on tue
North American continent. The subject oi nOn-n-
PREVENTION deliberately ably aud openly discuss
ed in Congress, and no principle OF government 49,
at present, moro deeply and Thoroughly hxed IN The
popular mind than hsthat England snall not inter-
iere with affairs on this continent This doctrine
evidently limits the unj ust and aggressive policy
which has long characterised john Bull IN his
grasp ut universal empire. Tho Clayton treaty con-
taing such provisions sent To England. and late
alvices inform us that that power has refused its ruti,
tcntion, thereby virtually declaring that they Will
COLOMBO this continent in spite Of our wishes anu
remonstrancr. 20 the contrary. And, bosues' Two
movements of Kinney aud Walker, their great sue
cess aud the probabilities, that IN few years ,ne
governments formed by these men will root OUT DIT
tish authority over every portion OF Centrh' n nT;
en-, and ultimately become States Of this , Cui;,
awaken the jealousy and luminosity OF inc inS,
government, and threaten to destroy rs
over the Trensit Company and the Musqust1o iei'
tory. England has always looked 10 sen, CIV" ia
ever ready TO extend her dominion I" any tong, ana -
to guard her commercial interest d. 'ne '''A VI
honor and Justice ,,. ~,
With these facts before us can any one doupt the
intention of England in sending q Meet to cruise
around the Gulfand Central America Ns
that her object is to defeat the lh'ehtione Vi
and Kinney-repudatc the Monroe u"es'ahH ~ a
cnpuon's thunder and assert and acquire cia' oVer
the disputed country by force OF arms or by nation
al syetsm of "bluing," which she has lately reduced
to a science Shall We bssely submit
But our attention has been more particularly utect
cd IN this question from reading the following Clrcu'
lar, which we find floating about in our city:
CENTRAL. AMERICAN EMIGRATION.
Young Men OF the South! On the tenth day oil DeteT
Der next vessel will leave New OrIeHn,or Cen,fni Ae
rIca with emizrapts Join henry h. Kinney IN ms inuua
bs effort. 10 cSlonze ,hut delightful and produs'e
country, known rs Nicaragua xLo, ~
Already has Col Kinney IN me , wy e =; ,ba , Rc
public: holding .u undisPued title TO fully thirty millions
OF landed of unsurpassed rlcnhess' ~ W. t" eo
v;,b rho products Of the productive South 0y his
own hands planted and nurturci furnishing the most posi-
tive evidence that nothing now wanting out 'a
Ing OF American genius TO make that downt!ouuen iahd
which boun,iu enough to make even The s!uggard men,
tho weal,hie.t Of amy known part OF earth. ,
Hundreds Of young in readiness to leave Tor
Scnrsrus but TRANSPORTATION cannot be had so unccas
inc tho hostility of tho Central Anler1can rhusi Com
pany" settling up that vast territory aooudihs win va
uab. woods precious metals and tropical fruits TINT Tor
no price will that company siTc passage 10 any iaVliGu!
upon hcir California Steamers, who has ine oHect OF To-
eating there IN view; rendering unnvooaoe as none can
fail to perceive the charlerlnY of Fe.sei especiy lot
hlpcrsons DESTROYS of making home in Nicaragua or
identifying themselves with the Central AMERICAN Agi
cultural and Mining Company Will be given vaad tl'lc
hundred and OF selected nnd NJ the eSpi
ration OF twelve months after their arrival at GreSo"h
rich
entitled 10 double hu quantity Every passenger or emil
grant will be charged fifty do!lars which sum- alter de
Quoting the actual cost OF pussag VIII be y pc @
chnsc Of subsistence for the fret few month: support 10
Nicaragua amount upon careful computation no more
thun sufficient to eay the expenses necessary to w H.
cured in faithfully carrying out these plnns:
Young men, il you conclude 10 Join Us, fortune u"as
you; nothing is nole certain Those WHO hst move ~
this enterprise will be the recipients Of the greatest bene
hts-wi at onco he upon ls high road to position AMI
plsc- which know well how to Ill as ''ne Ans
rsan.
In connection with this Circular, very important
consideration arises the position this country will
take on the question Of Intervention, now thnt the
Clayton and Buwer Treaty has been rejected by the
English Government; for if this country does MOI stu
cling to lite former avowed doctrines OH TINS suecct
and Congress its next session does not assert its
celebrated Monroe doctrine, tho emgrants to Nlcarr-
gua il difficulty should arise would meet with the
same fate Us the llibusters under the unfortunate Lo-
PEE. Though our Government Nigh: possibly ~
have been right in the aforementioned case, yet the
settlement. iu Central America is far different and
rests OIL other grounds
Il is rumored that Gen. Cass, the bes. diplomatist
aud proloundest statesman in the country, will, as
soon US Congress meets, introduce resolutions re-af
rming the non intervention position ts country has
always taken on this subject, especially, since the ad
ministraton OF Mr. Monroe. At preseut, wo believe
the Executive at Washington, !s fully determined and
committed to execute the principle OF non-lnerier-
encc on the part Of trans Atlantic powers, though
this Department Of the Government should await tho
action of Congress.
We would advise young friends to wait awhile
and find out what course will be pursued by this
country before they join such expeditions or, their
fate mi gh, he unpleasant, not being sustained by JUS
ce law or right and still worse, unprotected 10y the
American Tag. flRGiNlCS.