Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-12
Correspondence Of the Penmsyivania Inquirer.
AN AMERICAN PRESS IN ENGLAND.

WA>HISGruN, November ~, lS.,G
n wnulI be we'll Ia nave American Journal, de-
yo,i Ia thu, mirr-sis uf country, published III the
ry at lrnrun. Many years ago tho Thought occur
rr, lu Iis but then were II .inail Republic com
lul,"I will! present rnIucnc- Ii"ii: th" n"i'-
ni tn. world. pmc Ihnrnu; ;iy ''u'a'! a'd nIInnt.
ly acquainted li "ur condition. niId vii" W""i look
with the -.ruiInlHuI. eye ui y patriot Ia our grown:
luIur,. .!lond be- invited tn c pos. "f editor al The.
! american Hrpubc,'' III thr metropolis "t Great
Britain.
AZ ia. press h;,s become i'll great measure, iiir
puwcr by which the people al ia. world nI- {" b" en-
iirht, ned il If vastly important TINT we should hhv"
one nj lc;.st Ib,"Dt t" stand by "ir r"i"rs in any
emergency. TIE merchants, the scholars, and The
.tat,..iiirD. residing IN our numerous ct"", would
riy, such au establishment m"st generous support.
II, existence" would afford Gs c!Iancr I" daily sl'rak
inc T., The living w"Ii.i that lives lnI nuvrs within
the limits ui The great city III Eur"pr-l'omi"n and
thus Ia the population ul lie whole British fmpTe
Let the Times say what s editor might please
with our Journal on the sI,ul, prompt and abl"
swer would bc given nsInnt=r. The nl"llc"tual lnen
of England would thu. sea vn,l questions discussed
with dignity. ability nmLl Gec"r,In End ihn right 0
| the argument 10 readily discovered. We have n
Minister EUgand 1t IL true, but b" cannot always
rive ,r spt IInnedAir reply 10 SOME deeply unp"r
tnu matter that might tend To- rDgolder hhd feelings,
merely from delay. il W. had II press there, our
,nuniry would never be- perrnt'c,o Ia rest under cloud
for longer period than twcty iJur hours TIA" coming
sun w"nld -hed is light upon iiir daily American
has secrets III liz dpl"nacy, "nd hns chirc /"
take tho adv amin-o oi any other Government, our pa.
per would always spcak the truth.
| The lime wa- when this Republic Ind ucrasl"n
iur priniin:; press ab10ud But now, wh-n mon.
-Icr journal attempts {" give law 10 ih" Ministry Z"
| England, one should hav. powerful cIIhiu!nh hy
lis side I" speak in ZONES of nsmiy anil patriotic re
| buk'. if our country hc a.SaIud by ii'a he" power
| that claims to rule.
| While Is semling Hoes I'n'nen'" power pres
| To En.lish Editors i' ai'oak bN l'S countless -ner.'
let us also send one l." be- put under III" r""r" 81
gifted citizen ni Our own Republic. "h'r" "> P'"''
10 staud njDn," and we fear u" defeat.
| An American paper Issued daily, or even week ~
| !, I ,Jnu wuuh! be- sheet tlInt would bG worship
! ped here and moi even censur''l III England.
| We .ucak ihe same langusge--havo soine oi Tie
.l,m Of England 10 veins. and have copied large
iv from her laws: reGh all her book, an'i shn reads
ours We too, real her papers, and We wish her
people TO read "nrs caro-.
| FROM THE WRECK OF TIE LiOSNAlS.
II. YoKk, Dco IO.-Ihe ship Neptune, nj Liverpool
| vick ed up, Now 9Th, boat brlnngius To the Lyon
nus i.slc!I was wrecked some we-k- sinceJ contain
mu I. largo quantity "i pruvi-mil-, wIIes, Cbrornir-