Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-14
ANOTHER lIlGIlLY INTERESTING LETTER
FROM LONDON.
To Gg EGtoys q The Enquirer;
LONDoA, Feb. 81 1856.

FROM LONDON.
To TIC E1toys q The Enquirer:
LONDON, Feb. 80. 1856.
The state NJ our relations with Great Britain con-
tnuea TO engage the attention Of al intelligent per.
snns throughout this kingdom. The belief is becnin-
ing more and more general iha. war i. unavoidable.
The speeches OF Senators seward and Foot, vino
known not on I" be- ~ opposition Ia the adminstra-
iiDn but Hsu abnltiJuaiI u The BrIiEsk seIse lave
produced great degree OF senshtun in circles which
before conceived that rupture upon the Central Anne
ricnu question was an npussbty. Let mr again i'm
pu:e you To urge with Mi The influence Ut your dispO
sai immediate Hrd powerful preparation for hnstil
itea, il ~ stand by our construction Of tie
Cldyton-Svlwcr trUliy-- Of rather il we meaa to
j9.:e tlY uilnrt ui L.. stpTc;ious of that treaty
Hs VIC uu'ers;Gil them. Great Briiain is as r-ndy
for action u, il Parliament had vJicd her u sum Cf
5D,COio2n pruuGs sterling $2J0,1G9 OEH two y-a-.
ngo, expressly for the plrposr If wsng against
lie AZ tbs time Shcr pir.s that sEe is in such Pc
s;ion, aud Ministry could Sustain itself all hour
that would think 9; receug from the British constrnr
ton. thus Palners!on it!riumvhant where lie would
otherwise have been power!ess. In the Paris Peace
Conferences hs will be submitted To the acceptance nt
term: which will he very tiectouable TO his country
Ii sccnls 10 bn gsn=raIv uu.,rsuod that Louis Ma
pnton Is notd!sposei 10 insist upcu the demolition o
Sichvi!r NJ properly speaking, be does not regard
that nrssi. ~ :UtliC.;!un Of tbe BlGck Sea, whi!o
England and Turkey regard it one, to all iutruts
aud purposes But they will havs to yield in this,
as Perhaps in Other respects Fapce aud Austria are
lii the most perfect accord as relates 10 the lnterprea-
ton Of The proposals submitted 10 he Car, aud iu the
RusSnr sense. Hence, In connection with the nea-
gre share OF glory achieved by British arms in the
CIluleG, The British people newer sensitive
to their honor, IL nny affair with ourselves as al pre-.
sent. The French Outright them, the Russians are
likely 10 "u'-tplomailZr them, und they are resolved
bs. "" shall M; 3utdu tbcm IN the existing contro-
very. We shall deceive out: elves, 10 car iriepara-
bic injury, II we Tt,y upon the supposUn tina. they
are not III earnest. lrry knOw-iudred admi: tho
uct-;nat 4 they engage III contest with us, il will
operate, however favorable IL termination, almost rs
dIsasruusly Ia th"ir prosperity Gni wel..bcins, re-
woI!d an Intestine var but ;tey sry no true Anglo
Saxon cgu prefer dislIonor ~ death.
II VIZ can abrogIt" tho Trgay, there will lie the end
of the difficulty. Tie millions Of vuccs that ure
cheering the government for lis determination not 10
surrender its opinion cruuchmg'y for the mninte
tcuanre pf rncub" relations, cren with the United
States, wUuiG rriroarh thai government, 10 :ts con
pete anuiGi!uu. !! It du,cd 10 propose the making
Of the ubrogn;iun ot t!I5 treaty oGr part casus
jrI Hour by hour new evidences are furnished me
that this il British s-utinrn. The net would br hail
sd thfuug guut The Tcaim happy i,elivcrance from
tc most terrific Impending evil that ever lowered over
civilized people. But ask again, cat we, in view OF
tie political! complexion Ut thu cu-VrdInn;u brunch OF
the Treaty y-ndkins power OF our country, nbrogate
the Treaty And, Repeat, fear 1t. Evoa at this
distance from Washington, fancy ] see unnis.
,akrab- signs that tl!is great trcn,y' OF sublime
cnmception has III ia interests and for its suscnance
at every price more than third OF all the Seua.
Tors, a. lnatirr+ Stand.
Now, upon n subject of 40 much gravity, am re-
lucrant imputo selfish motives tn any functiouary
III oar lau'l and yot so utterly unprIncipled are
the ruurivrrs, nicrs aud "b-f"rs of the Free SOIL
,ui IL iv.a the sanctuary a: tie Constitution nll
TINS vivat- tiI- rig- of the South, thai believe
they are prepared 10 Invoke war, whatever might be-
lis attendant horrors in the hope 1 It's accomplishing
their ull.ror purposes. They doubtless rensuu in
this manner. England would bring all her force 10
benr upon the institutions ut the South, and in my
settlement for the restoration Of pence would require
= NOT remote coinpet" abolition of slavery. Then,
again, il:r Cnuains, and other British p"5sessions,
might b" occupied by oar armies during tile war and
ccdcd Ia Us III - termination. lhr nDo.ioiSts mere
ar. inclined tn !avor war, since, ~ they say, II
would rvcntuatr in the Removal ot Il greater curse
What is h. response o. irec.-osm TO this srntlnuu'
Does il not affiliate with II I.t the Fres.Suil mem-
bcri of the Senate snswsr by their votes II PROPOSE
zion shn be made Tor the abr"ga;ion ut the treaty
No nation. deserving the designation of hnd'Pen-
dsnt, sn"ud c"-r c"ntr"r! nu e"'G"sh"g W''n"c" II
always should leave Itself tree III ';s international re-
la''"ns, 10 "c' ~ c!icu'nS''ne's ma! 'efuNe.
nav" ".'Ti "''.i,nu '''" ~" - @
n',''N ~ VIC ~ -. VI Wv % i ~ t
here' shGulu never "na'ss't l',' ns
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o"rHIue Ioa'"ea ny Yer! l'''"'c ci!'@en Will
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~ o'"r' ''n WI 'l'uie n,"! ". ,l't u'"'' s''t.
'"' c"'iS."nP"' '''' nt "Hie ht 81 o'ti.hc'"'' "
ia'" years. trr V'e prf"cr'"''oh W 'he el"n'n" o
E"tppc-'HhnG WIN /" "H'' "'" suPpoae" !" VIC a'
S"n ~ 'io-o'' "hlch ''s "c's'""eu ner li".o sei!
n''u ."ss ne' t,oI I " Wv 49, ~ ANY a.
II was Pio'sru'''' sr,n ,u"' @ ny 81 N. n' 10 e
rn-"S'"'', 4"'' "o VI pt -. w us't , nc . % ~ r.
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crri :, n,..ssnrv ;nr ,h.r secur,w t ,rp.Y cu,rnI
An,ica ro Restraint on our .,,-, ahould be uuc.d
unn, t,u, Tbcv Luve nh iuh,rput ri,ht unnn the
s,,,,,in., ,,r;,,,, IA I,oro.,. i,;r affairs as IN
,I.r I.i, arnsar r,r., ,.hnc:ve f., ,I.;r v.r,re
rh will asc,,rc!, Il, ., NJ ,,v rs, bpt il il i'm
,.,op us i sno,c Imam iI, ni,rnariv. of re-
nnLntiny npv cr,ruc,. .nrrrJ inf, hv thos, ,vbos
rr.n,r;oS ,h nr,I,i Il, hav. n ,no,;,. fr w.,,-ap,
:. rb,. eynnn.ion nf tbe nrpo Of freedom. as oh
IT, i;r.,od .ho ,rn.x,,,,, ,r r,as ,. ,n-
,b;n riahtfIi in i, rxr.ut 70 cruwucd heads Thrv,
nvnr teor;nl of the decay Of mower wish To establish
Innl,ns,ks byoud which This or fst State shall NOT
.,n.rr. II wns II this snir ,hst the settlement of
1878 was made nj VIENNA The Cavtun- BulYer tren.
- UNA regnrdrJ in n,;.ury ;irrrr at III. time -; lis
conclusion IA ;le ,r;rriu w.dge To- the SO;,,ion OF
similar .vsten in our h.misph.r. The fri. .pnrtite
rrnnns,l ven. au .,nnnotion of il VI. bny. taken a
durr.rnus oton Lat .,s tn,w;.dvs il n, once npd
,ra :, ,r,;I ,bo ,,nn.rt /. nron;t;nus. aud If w.
l.uaN u y, "';,'t =. '.o ; -; +, ~, -. -, ,,,
.r .,,"i, ,',nn .uc;' ,,.r,us ',rnmrd II.r Eurn.
[ :, ,,,,rd,I;r,, ,,r,a. mr.. tin, cur.e rf Eng.
,rJ Noy ",ntapr,irr alliances" %! ro kind be ever
cnrran,. hereafter hv IN. ui,; with q foreign go
.rrine ard al our Interests R hnine properly dtrs-