Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
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! I0yaoE, Sept. ~ in"'
! I, b.comcs ny painful duty 10 tfans"''' "
. tsIl;reIr,. ~ Il rtariin. nature .,,, that
e I say.rai of nv letters have informed S"" .'"'
o,,;J,nr.s oe M unni-takeabe character nau oo. n
from ii NJ. To- time, afforded me OF heic -,
the part of Exeter Hal! t" employ all Ins W.ruli
J;snrs,l IN secure tie election Of Tho Bhck hePuo
Rrir;,h intervention is now openly av"weu ON "o
half of Kansas Tine I.mc< OF yesterday ,'u ,hsr :,
| in It's LEADER gives III emphatic tApresS'oi, IN.
| ,n,;d.rs +, he British duty Oh the sungec''
a, H. r,rsyrnu, i, couched in the following Ian
guage: ,,, h.G,r, l,ue, of new
| ,p,y,p.nts in the Northern States oi uIe ,mIso
Nnr, than This. such contest AS this cahho' ..,
w. I,;,.d stale, without exciting feelings amonsa
| nurs.lyes The British public mot Exeter - Tnusns
at prescnt entirely mute on The suoIevt hn, x an.
simply because not one man III ten hnom ,;, ahout
sas is or wierB 1t Is or what peope are We.
Wb.n il il once understood that that struggle rdon
a r..ncon against the principle oi human ..,vaI
| th, propagands,a of slavery the ibre"'enu J.ulv
| of n ,aus. on which the national iaireu 70 and
fixed English feeling will undoubtedly o., mn .the
! Eu.rlsh sympathy will everywhere pa.n onta.t =
| Nth W. ara interested parties III tue i;t
Slavery cannot 'ranple ON America ".mr,u uf tn,
| 10 the Augu-Saxon name anu INC Wv rtrr,rad.s :"
houst that the Anglo Saxon name ho' nnstnn Aboli
II WIS in Exeter Hail i'll 18Th, th''l 81 lury of
;., s,a,,,j i, . sst sn.,rh that it was tne uu.y "
Inn.riuI ENGLAND To tell the United S'nt'o d. ,.Tnno
| FERNS thsi slavery must be noo''snS" 10 onnnunce
rial England" had not the courage '"0 ,',,.s, There
that 1--WE are Interested parties !" nv Nth FIR her to
too much patriotism tneh f !. in Massachu
,spu,e t. cause Of the Ahniit''i'N ,;,nIa at tbnt
| s.its and elsewhere They did hot c"ii, 49,, D, r.u
| timc a sufficiently formidable Phi'S Envjand" to
| der il altogether safe for iihPo,' -, hnw.yer
o"ch !hen "p' .r;., england 10 cast oil her mask
Shs - informed lv tho newspapers ],st 49,, hr
Boston and New York, that AZ e1S' w. Er Ahnli,i,u
| p-,uouu,.,,i 10 all inleutS ana pun p', ola, v.Su
Ed .Iu i. encountered 10 hope iha uhue' "'o ~
"''" , ,h, , j.; nn ..;ut.rrsied party IN the CON
lest" all the other non'sla' el'''"o
stow their votes III the same se''so , :, arnus,
n tho u,,rraucr OF such sentiments 'a ~ "' ,
,h Nnrrh then il there patriotism worm .t''1T
| Iatin., uuun in i,s embraces, ana 'ie ''''' "
knows il th\ better for Ill cnhcef"eu; ,, c,rtv
,,r,,, RriN Mn .uurciyrs that her duraDle secu'y
is mrasurubly dependent upon u'es", nr ,s;ny
UnIru She is terrified spectator 1T WV ' 49,
greatness According 70 our rail" VI i i''u
IN, beginning oi The present century, our
,y;ll s,nnnnt IN 1900 10 lW3ulO,UUo 81 i'ii"ot'o
Such future completely ovctsiauo"S '''o " ~.
nrosp.cls which she ever pictured '"' "' ne ,rai
MT ional cxIslr.Ie keeps her !" " s w ,tittn. -,
uu.a.;u.ss Through the agency 81 w" o''o'i.e VI
rnw.- system" of Europe, she hHa no'hihg 10 "Pre
i.nd from Russia, particularly Oh liie "sn SeAo' ~
all coming time, and France IL ho' III NV - ~,
puwcr-the births tlicrc exceeding W we" % ~, ~,
are POPULATION quite nSgmitiranily III number the
deaths. - ,h;,, D.,
Great Britain is prepared to do almost any ihshs 10
.,.t lis ont of her way and shs Is satisfied 'nh' 'E
cannot be accomplished IN any other manner '"i u!
t.arIug us asunder. This accomplished, hcr po!s.!
will br plan one with respect to when diVson sue
will endeavor 10 form the closest alIlace Will So
:nercialy she has an identity OF IntereS, WIN ''e
South Tier agriculture no longer protected her very
!t.b!ood is in her cotton manufactures i|et 'cso
manufactures suddenly DO stopped, aud Tie meaiS
,f ,ub.jst.nce would be taken from the H.
dusrial millions She would have heitler eo'
merca nor navigation, nor the means I'll PIof'u"-
the $50 OOU O0D annually Tor the payment oil lie Ia
,er.st on her funded debt. Were such provision 10
fail a solitary time il is impossible to orrsee the uii
icu,ti.s in which she would be Immediately inVoi'tu
for il must be reculeced that rs the si'oou,""o'o""
I.bt is owned at home, and most Of II by persons
holding less thnn 500, the interest Is u''fiouleu
AMONGST her subjects, who Look 10 It's puhctua pay
nent rs indispensable tor the purchase OF the positive
necessaries OF lie.
The rnpii!y augmenng consumption OF COTTON
fabrics all over the globe. gives ample assurance ih
IN. ,,ay is not distant when the spinnerles OF Tins
country will require more cotton than We no" pro-
duce.
| wish 10 see the South continue to rcsoluteIy do
its whole duty to the Cnon. Let II stand erert upon
the Constitution, and if The Constitution Is 10 20 do"h
lei il 20 down with it, rs far as Union is concerned
II will NOT b.. the sufferer from the Norths alihIcss
ness i, may not bv lis glory TO constitute III Par
such Republic rs America promised To DC prior 10
the commencement Of the which inhu faction :"
violently wages against her, but II VIII be lis peas
urc to be separated from the maIcvuent sriis when
distract its repuse Necessity will soon determine
Great Britain how to choose between sickly phllan-
thropy and overpOm erlnS interest. In act he ehoee
WAS made AT the first. hear enough aud -te enough
daily 10 CONVINCE me ot this. AhRieoLA'