Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-03

o., so' out Tor the reason that Immediately a..a-
a"e , = "N'S ""t III 'ne war between Gr-ar b tt,r
anu rance on tHe on" hand and Rrs-;. ~ iE. p;f ~
ma hal. by m oiiir al note addressed 10 M. in,,
the efforts Of this government TO ent,r.. r,,,,,
hnbItans OF the Country, cit z~n> or uh.r, th. ,.,
reSslty oi observing tho s'ric;est n.u.ra'i,y -s,
the he!!is-rcnt parties. and especially to enoD no
them To abstain from taking part in i,rrna,. MIA r
the srrvic" 1t Russia. "r in ANY other m-t-.r. ,n,
posed Ia the Gut cS ~ strict ig"uirr'i'y T. a,
application the und"rsg gncd bv express trca'ira /
| The President, replied, d"clnring that III" Uu...l
Stats, while claiming the full enjoyment of rn.f-
rights Ms neurra! power, will observe the o--t
neutrality towards each and all the bell .arrH,- -
reference was male IL the severe r-stririrr,. i'm.
posed by law. not only upon citizens -! the Tg...4
oh'eS' bi;' upon all persons resident within it,
Tory, Prohibiting III" rulistiuy men therein lsf ,~.
Put pose :" taking part in any t"rcgD wa" l'rE.
added THAT the President did not :yur. hrif au q:
'Hhp' I" violate the laws; bat si"ui! bis 1st - '
tailon IN this Respect BE- di-nppoiu'ei. h. will NOT ,
IN Ms duty tr Use NIL IN" power with which hv - "a
vested To enforce Obedience. II them"
In view of this formal and solemn auura. nv NJ
| CHAMPION TO the Am-rIcan government, md Ot .E.
assurance he received ri its determinations uiaiE-
tain STRICT neutrality, 1t not for moment
| ed tina; Mr. Champion could m.Sunrr-aun th. pg ..
| poses, believe ha; H. would be- permitted a. ..I
On ""I and execute, for the period of five
! months. systematic scheme 10 obruin military r..
crults for the British service in the Un'et $ra;-.
| That MIR. Champion did enter most Ge-niv iu'A
this scheme is proved by the evidence aIrsrly -r"
United to her Najsiy government, hu is -'ili 'nrN
! conclusivey established by the additional urtu6
which accompany this despatch. Whatever G.,.-..
tlon from the value of The testimony against ""
Cranpt1n may result from thu ltt@mDi 10 -Cr.t..
Strohe and Ieriz is much more than maGe uu hv tia
additional proofs nOw aiiucc!. Ins BODY nt s.;1.y
cumulative evidence confirms tho Pic>',g''s E,-r. e
conclusion as To the completely at Mr. Champion suL
the Br'sh consus AT New York, Phllad".pnra sui
Cincinnati in the illegal enterprise ui r.cr ruliiu, r,
! lar IL bin lf.r.
and The President does not doubt that when ih.- ur!v
evidence shall be brought under the consideration a.;
| her Mne-tyt government, II will no longer Gl-srut
| from thl- conclusion.
The qualification which the President fre'' ~ IN.
satisfactory settlement "t the recruiting QUESTION "a
tar Respects the action ot the British sov"rrruL
ITSELF has induced hun Ia eSgminr the ug0 visa
Il view IN remove, il possible, from hi- min. ig.
personal Obl~c'lon4 AGAINST her MH.Stys mln.s'"-
and cOnsus. I'm. examination has moi produced 'u'.
effect; but, the contrary, has sir-ug'kru.t h..
conviction that the Interests ri both ,nv"ru rI.'.g
require TINT those persons should "-a-c =" hol .,
present official positions in the United State. Ito
sincerely regrets that her Maj~,tys gov~r0nru; IT,.
not been nhl, take the vi,.w tn" ca. 90
to comply with hiI rquest for their recall but il hes
moi consented 10 do ~
Ii, in the earnest desire 70 act with all pOS=inS
courtesy towar.s her Mnj-svs government, iHB
! President could have suspended his Determination ~
the case. In order 10 submit the ,p-timGrS wuir
h. is confident would have been t"rni sufficient ~
induce compliance with his request Tor the recgl, -
! the British minister, he is prec!ud~d from Any ~
thought o, delay by the exc-ptouable character 'ts
dispatches of that gentlrmsm copies at winch hnN %
been recently laid before Parliament, have thu-
to the knowledge of this government and which s~s
Of tenor to render further Intercourse bewr"r '''o
two governments, through thar minister. ail;. IN.
pleasant and detrimental 10 thcr good undrrsinniI. :,
Tn. President has Therefore, been cou-ira.u"i. to
considerations of the best interests nf both ~i-
reluctantly to have recourse 20 III" only rrrHu'D :
means of removing, without day. thse very murr
! ceptabe officer. from the coun.Slnn ihey now h., .
with this government. This c'ur." hh- h"rr o." .'n
ed necessary account u Their sUi:n,s- t'' ;hE n.
siti"nS they hold arising from III" very active .t
they have taken in getting up ant crrryIn or' o. q
system nt recruiting which has been attended ..
numerous ntractiuns ot our laws which hSs DISTURB
ed our internal tranquility and endangered nur
peaceful relations tn nation with which tins g"v"rU
inert is most sx;nus 10 nH:n'nu cordial ir"u':s p
and intimate commercial aui social iui"rc. ur-r.
He has therefore, determined I" sri!d tn Mr. Camp
tnn her Mnestys Diplomatic rrpr sr..tnIve, hs
port aud tn revoke the cX"qurtu:a III Mr.. Nntn"r .
Mr.. Barclay, aud Mr.. Ruwcroit, the British
at Philadelphia. New York, ana Cnciunati.
am, cir, respectfully your ob-d,-nt -ervsu'.
W. /. MARCY.
GEORGE ~ DALLAS. Esq. Sc. London.