Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.

ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
Capt. Newlanls, n passenger iii the Asia, has in
formed the Boston Atlas that whom he left Liverpool
tn. wrathfr cnnneuts Of the London Times, about
the supposed expeditions from the United States,
cited only merrimcnt smong business men. The
story he reports, WIS traced tn curtsn expressions
used By Thomas Francis Aesghcr, III lecture de-
liverei by him, aud was transmitted TO the Times
and to the Admiralty. 81 much Tor The invasion eX-
peit:one. About the feet OF war vessels to be seut
10 this coast, by referring to tie British Navy List it
will be that by the timu they srsire here, TIE
term of those now on this stnon '.i! have expired
It is simply relief squadron. Tie Dublin Free
mans journal laughs at the alarm Of the London
Times, in relation tn the hituser expeditions in the
United States, and says:
I'VE have heard nothing of fiibastering vnsabond-
/ age, which failed 30 misrrnly uni-r General Lopez,
Gul i.", the Times SAYS il once more about 10 ut
tcmpi 'is conquest Vi the Queen Of the Antilles
Englul difficulty may uuw prove, rs II did before,
America opportunity. huf certainly no great naval
military pTepsrntIuus have bee, Gr ARE now being
made by the States 10 give effect IL their supposed
hostilty.'
The Journal al!ulins to the ruInored descent upon
Ireland. says
sc!rcssrs and resolutions b. Irish ia-ilrrrcouary
committees rxiUtin. their c":Intrynrn {" rnro them.
selves in yu!rn!rrr corps fu: the rrcnlinest Df Ire
land We ps! un attention 10 >urh demonstrations.
ArdrnT miiS feeling TOR thr wr"n"- at ih"!r coun-
try mas br allowed tC most IcryrEt expression of
sympathy for people with w"m they Grr connected,
nanny by tics Of hnod and all h.: dcntinati"n with
Il c.,l:.Iunu connfry.
I've Thought tie invasion 'n"re a rhetorical!
G.nr" Lh,i IL pruhaL. r:nl!ty. bE, il the TINES BE-
,i,. il, n'Pl Rul
IIrt end the vgIaECr "i the squadron = anA"l'Sly
di-.ric,. ANY thirS more utterly hopeless ;.n such
"Apcdifi"n il not within III" rang" u human lInag
nation. VIZ need scarcely >ny tiiHt on this side ~ the
Aalt;C !hrr" Is rncnrHr'iIr "'"H'I rad, SUrclv
before vrn;ur, on such h.. experiment a The inv".
sinu oi rnuutry three flnnIand miles distant. the
promoters nf i!l und riaht"c s!"E!d Hcluant 'hcn-
s-lvss with fhr sentiments a: feeling nj t- ,nTa
dut, T:ih"r: nSc nctTr cr-"pc:I'"n. .n The "Trn
~ Landing, every man III th' expedition Wn'l!'i b."
certainly r!yiurrd destroyed. The :G".' -na:u!Ec
syrupGIls,r- with The Objects ii snch an expedition
in ;hi country wuald rrprhha,- the attempt, in me"
oi ihr Et;"r Encouragement whIr! must await It,
T.r"e never wns u time when the prnp.C were less
d,sp>rf armed nsurrrctpn. au, from the constant
intercourse hrtw"eu Ireland and America I'll" orginG
tors oi ,i;. inn.ss-ir II b" any thing more than Il
,lr"gm-n.l-t hay" Discovered :hr total aD--nc- nj
! MY sympathy Tor such inotirI1nDI=.
! II ru;nin~ Ionlon oh- Tnisr"r;nll nr oct -
! "" rurr's- ;y,. ian ls'iy sufficient reason for
regarding The POSITION ot afiGir' brrwr"r the United
S,a,rs AMI Great Britain n possessing rl" thr"aten
in- inspect with which II il nv"s'" by some "t Oir
Contemporaries. The political and the material in
tesr>.o Df the two countries identified 10 81 init.
lnar md important al extent that apprehension "i
collision coull "n b- us'itr! by innch lower csti
,nar III the good sense, Of ourselves and uf king
.nr b-vond the Atlantic trH the progress "t either
cnuuiry Gmnu. t- nations o The world wo"li warrant.
We ml,i. them look upnu II h' i'iir">aihi, t; any
srrnis difficulty aria from the supposed brcrc
- ,ls. ..,
for the B|sh service upon the frontier which ha-
taken plac,. Even pn!tns G>:d" tIir question H. 4"
III r1irut 10 which such proceedings iIfing" The
law we should iakr the siug- fact that to all appear
anc,.s they were discontinued upon representations
! hing mai,. TINT tn: Uuited States Government r.
gared them with distsvor ls .na:,:rc ot the rssa
! lion Of any disagreement that thry might have
caused.
No doubt our sIuniron the North American s:n-
ton a lately received rru.nvccinrns. but the Ainc-
rrgu people crI hardly b. ignorant of the rrn causes
which have dictated this step. II they Justly c'a'In
tln, the laws Of neutrality BE- respected they cannot
deny us similar right. Ii unauthnrlzcd recruiting.
be suppressed. there IL nothing unreasonable III AK
ing tnt unauthorized privatc"rnS should bc prevent
rl. The Americans, like ourselves, ;nu-t he aware
that in their ports, at this mnic largc vessel" are
III vnri"u. stages OF pr'plrnti" equipped openly tor
the service vi Russia and tu intercept ana annoy our
trade We shy nothing II the wild, but ong-!hrrat-
.lrd projects for the Invasion of Ireland the open
discussion uf which hardly mil fails To report. But
il iS against these less ambitious enterprises, aud ~
against A:rr,cu, thu our squadron l. directed. w"
shu!l undoubtedly strong hand {" put them
down, but when dn sn i i, the misguided people
wl, cuDurk ia them, Hni un! tue AurrcnH na!i"i.
that will have cause. f,r d!ssnti-ihclnn. For whni
We nrr ,nin should chrr!ally submit Ia The verdict
uf the thinking portion Z" ~" .i.rr!"an community
who, We iy, sure, would Il" ~ reluctant ~ ourselves
rha, any runp-,l-np prrrxt sh"ri, be at"wrd I"
peril t. Rllnur" between ~, which mutual respect
md mutual interest should nuke of the urincs
IA the records of history.
IFrou. iLs Liverpool journal of Oct. -.
OF all the lumaci-s of which humanity may have
been aud may again be guilty, the very Inhddrsl,
ni criminal and most lrr"drnabiy infamous inSnni'
" would b, tar the English end tie Americans To z"
again 10 war with uur another Ii There be any on"
truth thoroughly ascrtnine.l in ,hc politics "i civil
x-d mankind, is dis that the American public
and the English pubic do not want 10 Eight one aIioii-
rr Auv rn,nrxity in i:irunl relations IL pos
siblp There ,.,n be- nn defining what some ludvi.
dun.s NAV not 10 or wa: inh,aility government
my NOT plunge inio. For LcHidcrments and dlhi-
cutie. of any Overwhelming sort, sensible tnc'lsll
men and sensible Americans, conscious that though
| one people they are two nations, aud that hrr'
and there their temporary interests ciash ami their
diplomacy ID inevitably opposed, have always
prepared themselves WHEN they calcrlat-d on tar
VARIOUS causes that might bring The tw" contrir"
into nn official eabro.l" Bat it is not within pnt
sbility that any injury r"ud he inflicted on either