Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-12

FRIDAY MORNING. DEGEusEx ~
rIIE BRITISH PRESS ON THE INCOMING AID.
nN-CONSERN ATISM or me
SOUTH
Til" English papers hahitualIy hrtray No much Of
ignorance IN thar observations nm Tho snrla and poll
teal allnirs "i tina Country, thni hn American Reader
Is no longer nc-ised ar unused with lulr hnmltrs.
rhcy brrrow their ideas from the columns of The
Northern press, and luir original speculation is Ills
t"lrcd by IIesfHh aud ,isnhun,l which They derive
from the Sunrc"'uf their information. We cnrn"t
marvel a The lnsItils, rralnniin "i tiru London
ih"S. when va rec"lrut, hat the y. I. H,nii sup.
plies II mtii' l'"s nnl thar thn I,ib"", furnishes itS
i'h"S"rip ,--.s.ssssasstFm
la this aspect 1t ia not at all surprising, that ih"
iimglis, press should commit the error "l mnirtIm:
ambition "t Ivroisn cuniu,sl t" The I,"pI' Il" Il''
>uh Th,, uii>Iskc lir- al the bottom ul The ,!i-~a
ti.arlinn with whri il" eIrct,"m "i Mr.. buchanan is
regarded in Grcn, Britain Mr.. Bnrhnnu, owes his
surce,s 10 the p't,"crncy al the South. The repre-
sentative i" thar principles and the champion "i
their interests, lt' will pr-cipatr he country mp"m II
career "l eNorn vn!rnce aud territorial ,Npnn.i"n
This is til" argument al the English press; nnd con
.edins that the South is anIat,d Ivy III" Ii!ihuStcr
;r"prIisitrs "i which ii IL nccu.,d, there world br
,bml logged foe" IN the conclusion that The IncnIn-
| ing administration will rursu" policy "f aggressive
development. Though the 1,m',> dri.ns ,n "lirr iIs
when 1t tirs ir"in the regulation "i the aila':s al
Europe I" d"iouucc tho aggressive spirit "r ia"
.,.a,-ry Ir"pa .am!a, !, Is doubtful il Il vii! r"n,.
.imncr "i the enlm"nd E"y"'"r Nevertheless Al
he iIa"nrd "i Abusing ourselves 10 lis c"n;"'niu"n-
Indifference, We will venture I" inform thai omml.
4ric; sheet TINT lhc .!Mirsluansip at the South Us
the conservative element III The rnnn.rls "f this
country. History a!I"sts The truth al the assertion.
While lr Ir-i-s Impulses vi Ia, Northern po"r are
prrpriIlly ov-rcapn. The ,cumt restraints "t pub
lir law aud uLnlla mitigation. IN soinc uray upon
Canada. 'r some Imaginary expedition against lr"-
,and apuh"uaIs ri II vU.;rant patrI"
insulting. demonstration "f sympathy with "ulImwcd
| III, ilivcs from friendly governments -whI!r these
things occurring IN the notwithstanding States,
.r Snlh quietly pursnc- the hrl"iir"ni a.uls 81 lis
| domestic policy III iIl" consolidation nI liz insu
"',s and The ,l,,,."pm" "l ,ts industrial nn com
,er,'nl rcs"urrt,. When ia ia" ir,uHy "i piinn-
hr"pc PASSION PROPAGATION "is made IN the ni"d
States SrIIalr lo>u,p"nd dplHimalu rotations wh the
government "l Austria, sunpiy bccn'Irr IT. rcv"t"d
pnyiucers wcr.r.IucrI f., ,,ul,i.,ii,n il wa4 by t.
.urncnu. .ouu,, of nu. , iI. foremost statesmen al
i Sulb lin. ,,,..u representative, oI this s,raiy
did State that III, ln-cl.ievNls movement was "nc"im
| ,rI and ov.,,,,u. Auls,itLns .Iyuy- been; utr
,.,. ,r, ,,,;, and uv..r. from ,,.r.s,iv, rn,rr
rrs,s uu,u., trr Governments. ur statesmen nrr
cautious conservatives anil ubs,.:vant of t,. nhlign
ti,r. IF rnLIi, t,u! Tine ,,,m,lliinn ur Walker IL
uo ,,.,,,,u T., H., ,r;;,ru, r,liry nr I,,. S,uih 80
r,i,,,,I i, , ,,,, lay I,,,lI;u,, S;nI-
| , ,, ,h N-,,, ,v,rIr b,s ,l.ry,d -, ,uuu
,,r,r,;o, ,c ,., ,,J ,r,u,v, H.,i,I,... finer. !.
, I.,,,.,,.,. ma, ;,,.,.,. m ,L rv,iu,i,r
IN N,.,,r,uu y,,c, ,,k.. II ,ut ,l the ordinary c,s
~ ,;i,,,,.t.r ..,,.,i,,r-
,y ,.r.. ,I I'm, least ss9aciiy will readily under
stand ,,, ,, S.u,I J.. constrained hy The n.re-siir-
or ;,s n,.;,,u ,s we'll n. NV The habits of its people
- ,,.,.,., , au,;,u, ,uJ c,ns-rvmtiv" policy III :h
,;.,,, r.l,,;o,, Of the government. IN the ilr-
ac nil its energies should liz '!rv"irl {" in" i"n"'
- ,s recuIiar mrr. agriiIsl d'm:-r aggression.
Then il results from tie I,rinr,hal and a"'Iul III
siri, ni a agricultural! community that they -hpui'
orprsr any yni..r; mrl hazarlnus "u,"rVrAr al 90
torIal expansion. Again, the influences "i ih'
| institution oi slavery amt" l." h'E"t Il l"clii'-
ui rrspcc; for vested right nmi = hadn't :" snbni,
enn t" conventional "h!l,ninn, AN! |" r.
press those NrIu arIrai"'s "' ah-'rar' liberty
nnd universal emancipation which Imr''l {" - m"'
| -. rolis!, cnl"tvnr nmi nb"r:Ivc agitation. hT
al"vr ai IT." S"nh fines til" Snr'Sl safeguard "l 'i'
rlI!p aud H'il!uii"IS III III" irnrIfs al 'i''" s"''
r-iautv and non at "hi'h iii'
inlrarlinn will inevitably imp"r" r"'r'ln'v" p"n-h
u,ct UPON those wlr v":s'r ih" s''nciiIy. The m
instructed mora" sentiment "i ih" world condemns
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